Volume 14 Number 1, November 2014

THE OREGON ORACLE
A Publication of Oregon City Schools
www.oregoncityschools.org
5721 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
Great Escape
Volume 14 Number 1 — November 2014
Superintendent’s Message
Committed To Our Children
Dear Oregon/Jerusalem
Township Residents,
Presenting the check to principal
Amy Molnar is Asst. Fire Chief
Mark Mullins.
Congratulations to Amy Molnar
and the entire Coy Elementary School
family for winning the 2014 Oregon/
Jerusalem Great Escape. This program, which is sponsored by the Oregon and Jerusalem Twp. Fire Prevention Bureaus, involves the elementary
schools of both the Oregon City and
St. Kateri systems. The school with
the highest percentage of student participation receives a cash prize. This
year the prize amounted to $500.00.
The students take home a flyer
with the instructions to enlist their
families to draw a sketch of their
home showing two ways out of every room and out of the building.
This helps to form a pre-fire plan
for their home, and prompts them
to practice that plan. They return
it to the school for tallying, and the
plan is then sent back to the students’ homes for future reference.
Coy Elementary School wins
again for an unprecedented 5th year,
with an incredible 91% participation.
Kudos to all of those students and
families from all of the schools
who took the time to work with
this potentially life saving plan.
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This past November, voters turned
down our request for an emergency 5.9
mill-operating levy. While this was disappointing, I fully understand the financial
difficulties many are having within our
community. Our schools will continue to
do the best we can to provide our young
people with the best educational experience possible. As funding sources continue to decline, we remain committed to
look for other ways to control costs and
reduce expenditures.
I have recently discovered a book entitled, “Our Public Schools: Their Teachers, Pupils, and Patrons.” This book was
written in 1918, by author Oscar T. Corson. I was curious to see what the major
issues were and if there are any similarities between then and now. Much to my
surprise, many of the issues discussed are
the exact hot button issues we are facing
today—topics such as teacher evaluation,
testing, school funding, and politics were
all mentioned. If I had not taken the time
to look at the
copyright date,
it would have
been very difficult to determine
when this book
was written. The
same arguments
for and against
public
schools
existed
back
then, as they do
today. However,
Dr. Lonny J. Rivera
one very imporSuperintendent
tant
paragraph
stuck out to me. I feel compelled to share
this excerpt with the Oregon community.
I will not attempt to paraphrase it; what is
written below is exactly as it appears in
the text:
“The free Public School System of
the United States represents the Nation’s most serious attempt to make
valid the fundamental statement in
the Declaration of Independence that
all men are created equal and are en-
dowed by their Creator with certain
inalienable rights which include life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness;
for the public school is the one place in
all the world where there is guaranteed
absolute equality of educational opportunity to all, where wealth and ancestry,
in and of themselves, count for nothing,
and where brains and character and industry are certain to win the recognition
they merit.”
This statement has significant meaning for me, as the public school system
has made a real difference in my life. As
many in our society are unable to afford a
private education, the public school system has afforded opportunities to countless young people, and has served as a
mechanism for those not from “wealth
and ancestry” to gain access to a bright
and prosperous future.
The Oregon
City School District gladly receives each
child who walks through our doors. We
are committed to do whatever it takes to
make each child a success.
A Winning Tradition
Twenty-four members of the Clay
High School DECA Chapter travelled to
The University of Findlay on September
29, to participate in their first competition
of the year: I.A. Competition. Seven area
schools, including Findlay Millstream,
Fostoria, Napoleon, Port Clinton, Vanguard Tech Center, and Whitmer competed in various areas such as Team Management Decision Making, Job Interview,
Parliamentary Law, and Public Relations.
Clay DECA’s hard work paid off, as twenty-three students brought home trophies,
including eighteen first place trophies.
“I thought it was a good experience
for us to see how actual competition is
like and how to present in front of judges,
but the best part was coming home with
all the trophies, ” DECA Member Alyssa
Heck said. DECA members placed in the
following areas:
First place:
Job Interview, Blue Division –
Megan Upham
Job Interview, White Division –
Mackenzie Wells
Parliamentarian – Nathan Beckman
Public Relations, Blue Division –
Danielle Shinaver
Business Services Team Event –
Joe Kiss and Aaron Seymour
Hospitality Services Team Event –
Jared Miller, Sophia Schwind, and Rachel
Trouten
Marketing Communications Team Event
– Bailey Coughlin, Rachael Kuecher, and
Lauren Lewis
Sports & Entertainment Team Event –
Ryan Fournier, Brandon Gyori, and Tyler
Mildenberger
Travel & Tourism Team Event –
Bryce Anderson, Tristin Snyder, and Andrew Sterling
DECA students display their trophies.
Second Place:
Buying & Merchandising Team Event –
Morgan Gonzales, Alyssa Heck, and Connor Phillips
Public Relations, White Division –
Emily Hook
Third Place:
Job Interview, White Division –
Andrew Schloegl
The Clay DECA Chapter will com-
pete again in January at the Ohio DECA
District 2 Career Development Conference.
DECA prepares emerging leaders and
entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools
and colleges around the globe. It is a
component of the Marketing Education
Program at Clay High School for seniors
interested in careers in the business industry.
Students Get Moving With BOKS!
Every adult who has participated in
any early morning exercise knows the
value of revving that physical engine in
the morning. A little AM activity wakes
the body and the mind, and can help
prepare us for the day ahead. With this
knowledge in mind, Reebok developed
the BOKS initiative (Build Our Kids’ Success).
BOKS is a free, before school physical activity program designed to get kids
moving in the morning, preparing them
for a successful day of learning. BOKS’
goals are to “begin the morning with ac-
tive play, increase opportunities for kids
to be active and gain life-long nutritional
knowledge, and empower communities
to collaborate and make a positive difference in children’s lives.”
The BOKS program educates its participants, explaining why certain exercises are beneficial and what body parts
they affect. With the startling fact that
childhood obesity has more than doubled
in children in the last thirty years, it is
important that our children learn to put
down their electronic devices and head
outdoors. When they reach for a snack,
BOKS teaches them to make healthy
choices, asking “Can you run it under water?” (like fruits, vegetables, and boiled
eggs).
The Coy Elementary BOKS program
takes place on Tuesday mornings from
8:20 to 8:50, and currently services kindergarten through grade two students.
Ram Fitness Club coordinator, Dayre
Carpenter, is teaming up with volunteer
members of the Kiwanis East Toledo-Oregon to supervise and lead the activities.
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Twelve New Teachers Join Oregon City School's Family
Joe Carstensen
Nick Elchert
Paul Genzman
Michael Hyttenhove
Jolene Kopena
Frances Sawyer
Thom Sneed
Ashley Stoneking
Alex Timofeev
Zebulun Waterbury
Dan Kaetzel
Sarah Howard
Clay High
Joe Carstensen
My name is Joe Carstensen, graduating class of ‘05. The experiences that I
had here helped shape the person that I
am today. I am the new physical science
teacher here at Clay High School. I strive
to have as many labs in class as safely
possible. It is nice to be back at Clay, and
I look forward to working with the community during my stay here.
Nick Elchert
Nick Elchert was born in Tiffin,
Ohio. Nick and his wife presently live
just outside Port Clinton near Sandusky
Bay. They have one daughter who resides
in Upper East Side of Manhattan in New
York City. Before coming to Clay High
School, Nick was an Assistant Professor at Terra Community College in Fremont, where he was responsible for the
Industrial Electricity program. Prior to
Terra, he worked as an industrial electrician before moving into engineering
positions designing electrical control systems. Nick has three associate degrees
from Terra and a Bachelor of Science from
BGSU. He enjoys water sports and activities including boating, fishing, skiing, and
just being outdoors.
Paul Genzman
Having grown up in Toledo, I recently moved back to the area with my wife
and four boys. I have taught science for
20 years. In that time I have taught in 6
schools, 4 districts, and 3 countries. In
addition, I have instructed over a dozen
different science courses to students ranging from 7th Grade to college level. These
experiences have enabled me to quickly
realize what an exceptional school district I have now been welcomed into. After just a few weeks at Clay High School,
I cannot express enough how excited I am
about working with such a professional
staff and engaged students.
Michael Hyttenhove
I graduated Bowling Green State University in 2012. During the 2011 – 2012
school year, I completed my methods
and student teaching here at Clay High
School. Two years later, I began working
at Fassett Junior High as the math intervention teacher. After one year there, I
had the opportunity to move to the high
school to teach geometry. It has been a
great start to the school year, and I am
looking forward to what the remainder of
the year will bring.
Jolene Kopena
Jolene Kopena lives in Curtice, and
is married to her husband, Jerry. They
have twin boys, Jeremy and Joshua, who
attend Owens Community College. She
has a Bachehlor and Masters degree in
Spanish from the University of Toledo.
She enjoys scrapbooking and traveling.
She has taught previously at Continental
High School, Genoa High School, and the
University of Toledo.
Frances Sawyer
I have always been interested in the
field of Cosmetology; going through high
school coloring and cutting my own hair,
as well my friends’ hair. However, when
I graduated high school, I went straight
to college to study journalism. Two years
into college, I decided to attend beauty
school as well. After graduating beauty
school, I began my cosmetology career
at David Broadway Salon and Spa. A
few years into that, I went back to school
while working part time at the salon, and
eventually received my bachelor’s degree
in Education. I have worked in the Cosmetology field for 14 years now, and I’ve
enjoyed every minute of it. I’m very excited to share my knowledge and experience with future generations, specifically
at my alma mater.
Thom Sneed
Thom Sneed joins the staff of Oregon
City Schools as the new vocal music director at Clay and Fassett. He has over
twenty-five years’ experience as a professional vocalist, choral director, private
voice coach, and church music director. As a tenor soloist, Thom continues
to perform across the area in opera, musical theatre, oratorios and concerts. Thom
and his wife, Robin, are proud parents of
two current Clay students and one graduate (class of 2012). Thom’s passion is to
help students engage the arts at a deeply
enriching level, facilitating life education
through music education.
Ashley Stoneking
My name is Ashley Stoneking. I am
from and currently live in Maumee, OH.
I am a recent graduate of BGSU where I
studied math and special education. This
is my first year teaching, and I teach Algebra 2 and Geometry here at Clay High
School. Some fun facts about me are that
I love to play video games, read all sorts
of books, and I am getting married in two
months to my high school sweetheart.
Alex Timofeev
I am an Oregon native and graduate from Clay in 2007. I have studied at
Defiance College for my undergraduate
in Business Administration and Concentrate in Marketing. I also played 4 years
of competitive baseball there. Then I furthered my education at Bowling Green
State University for my Masters in Business Education.
This past school year, I was a substitute in Oregon City School District for
grades K-12. It was an experience that assured me this field is my passion and I am
glad to start my career off in Oregon.
Zebulun Waterbury
Zebulun Waterbury grew up in Blissfield, MI, and graduated from Blissfield
High School in 2000. He graduated from
Huntington University (Huntington, IN)
in 2004 with a Bachelor of Science in
English Education. In 2008, he and his
wife volunteered with the U.S. Peace
Corps and taught at a high school in ru-
ral Malawi, Africa. Most recently, he has
been teaching in Grants, NM. He and his
wife are looking forward to being closer to
home and family. They are excited about
joining the Oregon City Schools community, and look forward to helping students
prepare for life beyond high school.
Coy Elementary
Dan Kaetzel
Mr. Kaetzel comes to Oregon City
Schools from Toledo Public Schools as
an intervention specialist, and is in his
fourth year of teaching. Mr. Kaetzel is a
1993 Lake graduate who joined the Marine Corps right after high school, and
served our country for six years. Mr. Kaetzel graduated from the University of Toledo in 2010 with his Bachelor’s Degree
in Special Education with a Mild/Moderate endorsement. Mr. Kaetzel is married
to Clay graduate, Stephanie Medlen, and
they have three sons. Their youngest son
is a seventh grader this year at Fassett.
Starr Elementary
Sarah Howard
Sarah Howard is a new 1st grade
teacher at Starr School. While she is new
to 1st grade, she is not new to Starr. Last
year she worked as a Title 1 reading
tutor. Previous to coming to Starr, Mrs.
Howard was a kindergarten intervention
provider at Genoa Schools and a 1st
grade teacher at Lake Erie Academy. Mrs.
Howard grew up in Oregon and went
to Clay High School. She attended the
University of Toledo where she earned
her Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary
Education grades pre K – 5. She also has
her reading endorsement. Mrs. Howard
has been married to her husband Tyler a
little over 3 year and has a very energetic
dog named Cashus and an adorable cat
named Cheyenne. In her spare time she
enjoys shopping and spending time with
family and friends. One of her favorite
vacation destinations is Disney World.
Pink Eagle Spirit
The t-shirt logo for the event.
During spirit week at Fassett Junior
High School our staff and students wanted to show how our spirit extends beyond
our school walls. Students and parents
were admitted to the Wednesday night
Fassett goes Pink
football game by donating canned goods.
Thursday was our “Pink It” day and students shared their spirit by donating a
dollar for the privilege of dressing comfortably, and by purchasing a Pink Eagle
Spirit T-shirt. Proceeds from the dollars
collected and money raised from t-shirts
sales will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. We are excited to share
that we raised over $1,000. We hope oth-
ers catch some of our spirit and share in
our enthusiasm of supporting each other,
our school, and our community.
Wild About Learning
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Top: A lizard was one of three zoo animals brought to Coy for the students to
discover. Middle: Students were permitted to pet this hedgehog, under zoo staff
supervision. Bottom: A zoo member displays a tortoise.
www.oregoncityschools.org
There was a lot to be wild about during the author visit at Coy Elementary in
October. Students were not only treated to
a visit by the writer of the Secret Zoo book
series, but they also met several residents
of the Toledo Zoo, up close and personal.
Bryan Chick, author of The Secret
Zoo series, shared his story of becoming
a writer. He encouraged the children to
explore writing, telling them that the idea
for the books had occurred to him when
he was only nine-years old. Chick also
shared that his inspiration to write his
award-winning book series came after
visiting a number of zoos, including the
Toledo Zoo.
After Chick’s presentation, two staff
members from the Toledo Zoo introduced
the student body to three of their wild
friends – a tortoise, a hedgehog and a
large, lively lizard. The zoo staffers carried the “wild” visitors around the auditorium so every student could get a close
look at them. Most students thought the
best part was the opportunity to briefly
and carefully pet one of the zoo visitors
(all under the watchful eyes of the zoo
staffers). It was an experience the children are not likely to forget. Our thanks
go out to the Toledo Zoo and Bryan Chick
for a “wild” afternoon of fun and learning.
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Bullying Prevention Month At Jerusalem
Top Left: This is a "No Bully Zone."
Top Right: Brian Henneman.
Center Left: Kyla McDonald.
Center Middle: Olivia Batch.
Center Right: Rebekah Center
Bottom Left: Sydney Miller.
In celebration of National Bullying
Prevention month, we at Jerusalem Elementary have been celebrating in various
ways!
1. We celebrated UNITY DAY on Wednesday OCTOBER 22. Unity day is a day
where students, staff, and community
members all across the United States
wore ORANGE to show that we unite together to stand up against bullying.
poster contest that all students could
enter in order to show their knowledge
about standing up against bullying and
being a bucket filling, bully free school.
We had more than 60 entries! Our winners of the poster contest by grade included: Kindergarten: Kyla McDonald, 1st
grade: Rebekah Center, 2nd grade: Brian
Henneman, 3rd grade: Olivia Batch, and
4th grade: Sydney Miller.
3. School-wide this month we read the
Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin
by Joe Troiano and discussed how every
pumpkin is different, just like people
are different, and that we should respect
and appreciate the differences. Thanks to
funds provided by the Jerusalem Parents
Group, we followed up our Spookley lesson with a little arts and crafts.
2. We also had a bullying prevention
Starr Celebrates Bullying Prevention Month
Students display their unique and different pumpkins that
they painted.
During the month of October, students at Starr School practiced how to handle mean behavior and learned, “When we
all stand together, no one stands alone.” On national “Wear
Orange Day,” students and staff wore orange to send the message that we will stand up for others. Students learned that
when they help others and stick together, everyone feels included and safe. Students also signed a “Kindness Pledge” and
read the book, Spookley the Square Pumpkin, a story about a
pumpkin who is teased about being different. At the end of the
month, each student had the opportunity to paint his or her
own unique pumpkin to recognize and celebrate our differences!
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GT Happenings
Top Left: Theo Miller, pictured, traced the experience of Captain Smith. Top
Right: Haley Lott and Manon Slaughterbeck had the students play the old-fashioned game of telephone. Bottom Left: Andrew Titgemeyer, Delaney Gargac,
and Karis Gladieux participate in a communication activity.
The seventh grade GT students have
been journeying on Titanic this fall.
While reading A Night to Remember, the
students created a historically accurate
newspaper with news articles, editorials,
feature writing and advertisements. They
also traced the experience of one crew
member or passenger. Theo Miller, traced
the experience of Captain Smith, who led
the Titanic crew. At the end of the book,
the students presented information they
learned about their passengers and crew
members both from the book and outside
resources.
The eighth grade GT students read
Seven Habits of Highly Effective Students. Each student was assigned a habit
to learn well enough to teach it to his/her
classmates. For the fifth habit, “Seek first
to understand, then to be understood,”
Haley Lott, and Manon Slaughterbeck
had the students play the old-fashioned
game of telephone. The students also
paired up to draw something not by seeing it, but by using another student’s oral
description. The students learned that
understanding communication is critical to understanding others. For the sixth
habit, “Syngergize”, Macie Grimes, Luke
Roach, and Audrey Wilbarger, put the
students into teams. Each team had a
member who was blindfolded and listening to another member describe a poster.
The blindfolded member had to return to
the classroom to describe what the artist
should draw. All of the team members
had to depend on one another and work
together to achieve their goal.
Using Digital Stories
poems and create illustrations for the
digital books. The Occupational Therapy
Assistant, Mrs. LaPorte, has worked on
the fine motor skills by writing and typing the poem into the app under their art
work. The Speech/ Language Pathologist,
Mrs. Maher, worked with the students to
record their voices into the app. She emphasized their goals of intonation, articulation, and fluency.
Top: Julie
Greenburg,
Intervention
Specialist;
Elizabeth
Maher,
Speech
Pathologist;
Judy
LaPorte,
Occupational
Therapist;
Coy students James
Medlen
and Aubrey
Stukenborg.
Bottom:
Painting
by Aubrey
Stukenborg.
In the end, Mrs. Greenberg’s intervention class has a collaborative book
captured on the iPad to share electronically with families. The Coy specialist
team plans to explore and use multiple
story making apps throughout the year
to create many fun and creative stories or
poems with these students to meet their
goals in a new fun way. Saturday, March 7, 2015
8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Where: Clay Cafeteria
CLAY HIGH SCHOOL
Several students at Coy Elementary
School have started participating in a collaboration technology project with multiple specialists. The students are enjoying this cooperative learning experience
while integrating technology to make
meaningful digital stories while meeting
their intervention goals. Mrs. Greenberg,
K-2 Intervention Specialist, got the idea
to use digital stories with her students after participating in a digital story course
with the University of Houston. Digital
Stories are computer-based tools to tell
stories that combine the art of telling stories with a variety of multimedia, and
are effective to engage the “digital generation” - today’s classroom students. Using the iPad app, “Story Kit,”
three specialists at Coy guided students
in this creative project to improve their
areas of difficulty using meaningful storytelling. The intervention specialist, Mrs.
Greenberg, started the project using a
grade-level curriculum related story. She
has guided the students to write their own
ANNUAL GIANT
GARAGE SALE
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Please start saving unwanted clothing, household items and
any other treasures to donate to this sale. You may drop off
your items on Friday, March 6th from 4:00 p.m. till 8:00 p.m. at
the Clay Cafeteria. Items will not be accepted at any other
time.
Plan on coming back to shop on Saturday.
Sponsored by the Academic Booster Club
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Blast To The Past
Top Left: Campers learn how kids entertained themselves in the past.
Bottom Left: Campers making Johnny Cakes for a snack.
Top Right: Isabelle Perkins displays an art project she made,
Blast to the Past Living History Camp
2014 WAS a Blast! Twenty-four campers
filled the Brandville Museum complex.
Children were shaved in the old barber
shop by barber Mr. Van Etten. Mary Todd
Lincoln (Mrs. Betty Metz) shared her life
as President Lincoln’s wife. She told how
her son, Taddy, received his nickname.
An Ohio president’s largest bathtub picture was discovered as the campers gathered facts about Ohio’s eight presidents.
Camp leaders helped the children cook
Johnny cakes for snack, touch a homemade glacier, and build a wooden tool
box. Here is a journal entry from one
child’s daily entry.
Day 2-Trades and Crafts
Today is June 18, 2014
Today I learned what trades are, and
I did lots of crafts! For a snack, I made
Johnny cakes. Johnny cakes are like a
pancake but more yellow. It didn’t really
taste good. When we went to a place that
looked like a barber shop, a boy named
Nick got shaving cream on his face. We
learned how to make a tool box. We all
made one and, Man! Was it fun! I made
some new friends whose names are Ava,
Grace, and Jamie.
Sincerely, Sarah
Agronomy Excellence
Thirteen Clay High School Environmental & Agricultural Technologies students earned FIRST PLACE TEAM in the
District One FFA Agronomy Career Development Event held recently near Tinora High School, in Defiance County. Students from ten schools representing seven
northwest Ohio counties participated in
this competition. Clay High School Environmental & Agricultural Technologies students have a strong tradition of
winning this competition, earning first
place team for nineteen of the past twenty
years!
Students were tested on their ability
to identify the plants and seeds of over 40
crops, vegetables, and weeds common to
Ohio, as well as insects, damage caused
by insects, and diseases of plants. Students were also tested on their knowledge
of soil conservation, plant fertility, insect
and disease control, and pesticide use.
Finally they completed a team activity
which included determining plant variety
selection and fertilizer needs, interpreting soil test results, selecting appropriate
pesticides, and determining expenses, returns, and potential profit associated with
growing a specific crop grown at a given
location. The Clay High School students
placing in the top ten in this competition
were:
Nick LaRue was FIRST Place Individual,
Tim Riley - SECOND Place, Amanda Morris - THIRD Place, Max Venia - FIFTH
Pictured are: Front (L-R): Amanda Morris, Zack Dewitt, Dakota Calkins, Joey Moore, Lilly Meier, and Brandon Sloyer.
Back (L-R): Max Venia, Justin Twining, Sam Vincent, Tim Riley, Nick LaRue, Noah Badenhop, and Elizabeth Vincent.
Place, Lilly Meier - SIXTH Place
Also competing were:
Justin Twining (11th ind.), Sam Vincent
(14th ind.), Joey Moore (15th ind.), Dakota
Calkins (16th ind.), Brandon Sloyer (19th
ind.), Zack Dewitt (21st ind.), Elizabeth
Vincent (20th ind.), and Noah Badenhop
(37th ind.).
Instructor, Mr. Charlie Schneider,
teaches Agronomy as part of his Environmental & Agricultural Technologies Program at Clay High School. Students used
the knowledge they learned during class
and after-school practices to prepare for
the competition, and to prepare for college and careers relating to botany, turf
management, landscaping, entomology,
soil science, conservation, pesticide application, environmental sciences, and
wildlife management.
$500 Grant
Stephanie Bianchi, eighth grade
science teacher at Fassett Junior High
School, and Nancy Pevets, seventh grade
science teacher, were recently awarded a
FirstEnergy STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Math)
Classroom grant in the amount of $500,
which will allow the teachers to purchase
electricity usage monitors, infrared thermometers, and other equipment to allow
students to investigate energy usage at
Fassett Junior High.
These investigations will support
Ohio Science Standards for the study of
energy forms, energy transfer and energy transformations. The teachers, along
with Kelly Proestos, long-term substitute
for Ed Bartek, have planned for their students to conduct an energy audit of our
school, to develop a plan to increase energy savings, and to present their plans to
district leaders.
On Monday, October 20, Ms. Bianchi
and Mrs. Pevets also attended FirstEner-
gy’s Teach the Teachers program at Davis
Besse Nuclear Power Plant, and received
many ideas for investigating energy usage, as well as the resources and materials
needed for implementing these lessons.
We are grateful to community partners
such as FirstEnergy for their support and
willingness to invest in our students.
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Clay High Alumni Band
Over 300 Clay High Alumni (along with 155 HS Band members) performed at halftime during the Oct. 10th Homecoming. A huge thank you to all who performed
to make this year's band a great success.
Environmental Projects Galore
The ACT:
"ACT" Now
For Success Later
Top Left: Environmental Science classes volunteered their time early on a
Saturday morning to clean up litter from the ditch at Stadium and Corduroy.
Bottom Left: Lexi Barrett and Chanler Brooks make the rounds at CHS, looking
for recyclable material. Top Right: DeVanta Wiggins and Norgan O'Neal assist
in collecting recycle bins.
The students in the Environmental
Science classes, under the guidance of
their instructor, Mr. Paul Genzman, volunteered their time early on a Saturday
morning to clean up litter from the ditch
at Stadium and Corduroy. They collected
10 full bags of garbage, a tire, and a scooter. They were part of 1,072 volunteers
who collected over 16,000 lbs of garbage
from 61 river sites in NW Ohio for “Clean
Your Streams,” on September 20.
These students have also combined
with the MH (multiple handicapped)
class directed by Ms. Sheryl Koepf, and
Mr. Gary Isbell, to collect recycling weekly. To date, we have collected well over 1
ton of paper, plastic, cans, and glass.
The Environmental Science classes
are very busy with other projects, as well. Some of the highlights are:
-A battery recycling program (just household batteries, please). Batteries may be
delivered to room 205.
-Participation with other area high
schools in “Student Watershed Watch”
over the next several weeks. -Monitoring the impacts of our windmill
on campus with migrating bird populations (using RADAR). The class plans to
present this data at the University of Toledo SATELLITES conference this spring.
Make sure to check out the
honor rolls on pages 10 & 11.
As high school upper classmen
make plans for life after graduation,
many families are thinking about
the ACT, a college admissions test
administered to over one million
students annually. The ACT is accepted by every college in the country as evidence of a student’s ability
to be successful in post secondary
education. With such great variance
among curricula, rigor, and grading
practices across the country, colleges
are increasingly relying on the ACT
to evaluate students for acceptance
and scholarship money.
With so much on the line, it is
no wonder that the ACT creates anxiety among students and the reason
why many families are willing to pay
thousands of dollars for their aspiring scholar to take ACT preparatory
classes. While the investment seems
high, the payoff can be even greater.
An increase of just a few points can
mean tens of thousands of dollars in
additional college scholarship money.
While most families take a more
conservative approach to the ACT,
the absolute best way to prepare for
the test is for students to be taking
rigorous course work while in high
school. At Clay, our many offerings
in honors and AP level classes translate into thousands of dollars in private ACT preparatory class tuition.
In addition to students taking
rigorous coursework while in high
school, Clay partners with Owens
Community College to offer discounted ACT preparatory classes
in the evenings. These classes are
held right on the Clay campus. Be
sure to watch for details of upcoming
classes in the Principal’s Email Blast,
Clay Facebook page, and @ClayHS on
Twitter.
If you are looking for a free way
to prepare for the ACT right at home,
a committee of Clay staff has evaluated a number of ACT resources and
has endorsed a program developed
by the United States Army that has an
ACT prep component. The program
may be found at www.march2success.com and may assist students in
a better understanding of the format,
timing, and content covered on the
ACT.
When students are ready to take
the ACT, all registrations are done
online at www.actstudent.org/start.
If you have any additional questions,
please contact your guidance counselor. Remember, “ACT” now for
success later. A little extra preparation may be the difference in fulfilling dreams.
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Watch Out For The Eagle Plow
Top: Mrs. Walsh, Bree King, Bailee Pasztor, Pedro Ortega, Jeff Fouke, and
Kealy Minchella. Right: This masterpiece will compete against other ODOT
plows around the state.
Mrs. Walsh and a few of our art students decorated an Ohio Department of
Transportation snow plow for a truck
housed at the Northwood Station. The
plow will be entered in the District 2
ODOT competition. District 2 is comprised of five counties from around the
area. Good luck to our students, and
keep an eye open for our Eagle “plowing”
snow this winter. Banners Flying High
The Clay High Alumni & Friends
Association, the Clay Athletic Boosters
Club, the Oregon School District, the City
of Oregon Council, and Administration,
the City of Oregon Maintenance Department and the Jerusalem Township Main-
tenance Department, have joined forces
on the “WELCOME TO EAGLE COUNTRY” banner project. These lovely banners are hanging throughout the city, and
township, to promote pride, and tradition
in our community. Move Over Picasso!
Left: Examples of student's "Monster Art." Right: Some students used pumpkins to create their "Monster Art."
The Ram Art Club is off to a great
start. A new addition to Coy Elementary’s
before and after school programs, the art
club, gives children the chance to explore
different illustrators and artists, and to
learn about the different artistic styles
and techniques they use. Children then
try their hand at creating their own artistic masterpieces.
The club meets Wednesdays after
school, from 3:35-4:45, and is led by Coy
Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Helena Day.
Grades 1-4 will get a chance to participate during different sessions throughout
the school year. Each session includes a
short lesson, and then the students work
on a “make and take” project, as well as a
more involved art project. In the month of October, Coy fourth
graders explored and created MONSTER
art. They looked at illustrations from
various children’s books, such as Maurice
Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are, and
Ed Emberly’s, GO AWAY BIG GREEN
MONSTER. The students then created
pumpkin monsters, blow art monsters,
name monsters, and coffee filter print
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monsters. “The students really seem to
enjoy the chance to be artistic, and it is
nice to have an outlet that allows them to
express themselves and to explore their
creative side. I feel strongly that art needs
to be a part of our education system, and
that is why I took on this venture,” Mrs.
Day said. 9
Fuel Up To Play
Left: Dave Conley, Coy PE Instructor, and Dayre Carpenter, Ram
Fit Club Advisor, represented Coy Elementary at the NFL's "Fuel Up
To Play 60" initiative in Cleveland.
Dave Conley, Coy PE instructor,
and Dayre Carpenter, Ram Fit Club Advisor, represented Coy Elementary at
the NFL’s “Fuel Up to Play 60” initiative in Cleveland on Tuesday, October
21st. The training was held at First En-
ergy Stadium, home of the Cleveland
Browns. The purpose of the program is
to help kids become more successful in
school by teaching them the importance
of healthy nutrition, and how to exercise correctly.
During the session, the ³Fuel Up to
Play 60² curriculum was discussed. The
session provided success stories of how
the program has been implemented in
other districts. One major focus was the
importance of
eating a healthy breakfast every day, and
the positive effects doing so can have
on a student’s learning throughout the
school day. Please visit the following
website to learn more: fueluptoplay60.
com.
GT Checks Out ESOH
Far Left: Students suit up for
the day's activities.
Near Left: Students participated
in various environmental hazard
activities.
Several Clay High gifted & talented students traveled to the University of Findlay to investigate a
possible career in Environmental,
Safety, and Occupational Health. The students were able to suit up
and experience multiple types of
hazard training modules at the
ESOH center, as well as personally working with Dr. Tim Murphy, Chair of the Environmental
program. There are 100,000 high
paying jobs available nationwide
in this field. Jerusalem
Summer Reading Club
All-State
Children's Chorus
Superintendant Dr. Lonny Rivera and music teacher Megan Link stand with
All-State Children's Chorus members Gilberto DeLuna and Lauren Susor.
Students spent time this summer in preparation for the Fall OAA Reading Test.
No S'more Worries. Pictured L-R: Emily Maix, Cole Havener, Drake Sekinger,
Alex Briceno, Petra Carmona, and Ivy Mullins.
Twelve students met for 6 weeks (18
hours) over the summer to sharpen their
reading skills, and to prepare for the October 7th OAA Reading test. The program
included weekly skills, such as, main
idea, fact and opinion, and cause and ef-
fect. Students also learned testing tips
and received a take home prize as a reminder. The program ended with a practice OAA and a healthy breakfast party.
This program was run by Ms. Whitney
Olinger, and Mrs. Lisa Kellar.
Last spring, Starr Elementary students, Gilberto DeLuna and Lauren
Susor, auditioned for the first ever AllState Children’s Chorus. The students
competed with children from all over
the state in grades 3 and 4 to receive a
spot in the 100 member honors choir.
This summer, both Gilberto and Lauren
were invited to be a part of this elite
group. They traveled to regional rehearsals and then performed with the
All-State ensemble on October 18th at
Capital University. This was a highly
competitive audition process with hundreds of applicants. Please join me in
congratulating these exceptional music
students.
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Oregon City School Honor Roll
Clay High
12th Grade
Anderson, Bryce
Arnold, Ryan
Avad, Juan
Avery, Brookelynn
Baker, Jacob
Barnes, Kimberly
Barney, Shelby
Barrett, Sydney
Barron, Jimmie
Bassiouni, Omar
Batch, Allison
Beckman, Nathan
Bee, Mary
Bell, Alanna
Berger, Jeremiah
Bermejo, Mateo
Berning, Chad
Billiard, Brianna
Black, Desiree
Bocook, Baleigh
Bohland, Jessalyn
Bonilla, Izaac
Bowmer, Tenayah
Burns, Brooke
Callihan, Kalee
Campbell, Madison
Carter, Julianne
Castilleja, Marissa
Chancey, Logan
Chizmar, Merandia
Chizmar, Tabatha
Chudey, Jennifer
Cluckey, Emily
Connor, Morgan
Cook, Kaylee
Corder, Baleigh
Cordle, Dylan
Coughlin, Bailey
Cousino, Madalynn
Culver, Sarah
Czop, Abaegail
Davies, Marissa
Dean, Brandyn
Dean, Hannah
Dolt, Emily
Dudley, Dalton
Dunn, Rachel
Durkovic, Nickolas
Duwve, Madeline
Edwards, Ceara
Emch, Katherine
Enck, Samantha
Fernandes, Elijah
Fournier, Ryan
Gabella, Devin
Gajdostik, Regan
Gall, Tamara
Gargac, Alexander
Gears, Meghan
Giannetti, Rebecca
Gibbons, Matthew
Gladieux, Cole
Glesser, Rebecca
Gonzales, Morgan
Grimes, Maddison
Gwin, Austyn
Gyori, Brandon
Gyori, Brooke
Hagdohl, Emily
Halka, Kaylee
Halka, Logan
Harrison, Jacob
Harshman, Angela
Hartkopf, Samantha
Heck, Alyssa
Herbster, Bryan
Hernandez, Anhelica
Holman, Kerstin
Hommel, Carly
Hook, Emily
Hornyak, Megan
Horvath, Joseph
Howard, Andrew
Huffman, Olivia
Jacobs, Joshua
Jankowski, Sabrina
Johnson, Harley
Kaczmarek, Rebecca
Keilholz, Benjamin
Keiser, Mackenzie
Kelly, Krista
Kidd, Jenna
Kimbrell, Valencia
King, Andrea
King, Breanna
Kozlaker, Kyle
Kuecher, Rachael
Lavallee, Hannah
Laws, Clay
Lee Moreno, Jacquelyn
Lefevre, Benjamin
Lewinski, Vincent
Lewis, Lauren
Lindsay, Ashley
Mahaney, Steven
Martinez, Arica
Mason, Emily
Maunz, Joshua
Menchaca, Kaylah
Menchaca, Mitchell
Mendoza, Gabriel
Merritt, Kelsey
Mildenberger, Tyler
Miller, Jared
Miller, Kayleigh
Mills, Marisa
Moore, NaKiya
Mosiniak, Morgan
Murphy, Nicolette
Murray, Lynley
Musselman, Alexa
Newton, Kara
Novak, Hannah
Orr, Haley
Phanthalasy, Vassana
Phillips, Connor
Pollauf, Zacary
Pringle, Wyatt
Reder, Anastasia
Rheinbolt, Connor
Rigg, Carly
Riley, Malaya
Rodriguez, Nina
Rodriguez, Peter
Rollins, Markus
Rumans, Andrew
Schiavone, Hayley
Schloegl, Andrew
Schuller, Kristina
Schuller, Stephanie
Schwind, Sophia
Screptock, Richard
Seimet, Kallie
Seymour, Aaron
Shaffer, Monica
Sheetz, Coral
Sherer, Jacob
Shinaver, Allyson
Shinaver, Danielle
Shrewsberry, Alexis
Siegler, Devin
Simon, Kara
Snyder, Tristin
Sobecki, Erica
Spaulding, Ondrea
Sterling, Andrew
Stewart, Shelby
TenEyck, Lindsey
Torres, Alyssia
Trouten, Rachel
Twining, Justin
Ulrich, Megan
Ummel, Michael
Upham, Megan
VanNest, Austin
Vermett, Katelynn
Vinet, Ashleigh
Vriezelaar, Alec
Wagner, Autumn
Walden, Charity
Ward, Lexis
Watson, Sierra
Wells, Mackenzie
West, Austin
Wilbarger, Tyler
Wilson, Courtney
Winckowski, Grace
Wismer, Tyler
Witt, Kevin
Yarger, Madison
11th Grade
Alba, Valeria
Alore, Adrienne
Andrus, Benjamin
Arman, Paige
Bachmayer, Brandon
Badenhop, Noah
Baumer, Hayley
Beamer, Tyler
Below, Kevin
Bleau, Landon
Bodi, Michael
Bolla, Nicholas
Boros, Stephanie
Brown, Zachary
Buchan, Nicholas
Burgess, Maggie
Burgess, Megan
Burns, Adam
Cairl, Timothy
Canada, Shawnee
Canterbury, Ayla
Clark, Hannah
Cluckey, Logan
Coleman, Donovan
Crosby, Ryan
Cummings, Mason
Davis, Jeremiah
Davis, Maria
Dewitt, Zackary
Dickerson, Kayla
Dominique, Haley
Durczynski, Noah
Dusseau, Dylan
Edler, Allison
Ellis, Joshua
Filka, Abby
Fouke, Jeffery
Garcia, Analysa
Giles, Andreonia
Giles, Ashlynn
Giovanoli, Donte
Giovanoli, Gino
Goralske, Brittney
Goucher, Miranda
Graham, Noah
Groll, Erynn
Handy Jr, Michael
Harrison, Joshua
Hartford, Nathaniel
Hartwig, Stacey
Hassan, Miranda
Hauter, Kelsi
Heck, Justin
Helton, Dylan
Henegar, Taylor
Hess, Haley
Hess, Hannah
Hiltz, Jacob
Holliday, Jonathan
Hughes, Markie
Hughes, Robert
Isbell, Bailey
Ivan, Marie
Jacobs, Anthony
Jacobs, Aubrey
Jadlocki, Alyson
Jones, Megan
Keller, Benjamin
Knipp, Victoria
Knorr, Riley
Kovacs, Eric
Kuhlman, Hannah
Kulwicki, Alec
Kwiatkowski, Jacob
Laberdee, Addison
Lajti, Hannah
Lajti, Kaitlyn
Lambrecht, Alyssa
LaPlante, James
Larue, Nicholas
Latta, Anthony
Lee, Dustin
Leichty, Zachary
Levally, Lorenzo
Lopez, Thomas
Lozier, Austin
Mahaney, Nikolas
Malczewski, Benjamin
Mantyla, Jenna
Martinez, Sara
Martinez, Sontino
Matuszynski, Gregory
McAninch, Mareena
McKinney, Emma
McNeal, Marlena
Menter, Katherine
Merren, Maggie
Minnick, Megan
Mohr, Joshua
Morris, Amanda
Neverauskas, Audras
Nguyen, Steven
Nieto, Nelisa
O Connor, Michael
Ortyl, Tyler
Palmer, Carley
Patrilla, Ashley
Perez, Juan
Pioterek, Katie
Ploof, Katelynn
Reichert, Allison
Repeta, Cruz
Resendez, Estrella
Robarge, Kaylee
Robinson, Austin
Ross, Alyssa
Sanchez, Jose
Sattler, Kennedy
Sauceda, Christopher
Sauerwein, Sydney
Schroeder, Max
Schultz, Emelie
Scott, Alaze
Sherer, Jonathan
Silva, Cody
Slovak, Madison
Smith, Toni
Sneed, Madeline
Snyder, Callie
Sondergeld, Brittany
St Julian, Alexa
Stringham, Richard
Stults, Sabrina
Sullivan, Jarrett
Takacs, Jessica
Teneyck, Ty
Titsworth, Trevor
Toth, Katherine
Trowbridge, Amy
Ulinski, Sara
Viengmany, Alyssa
Vriezelaar, Jake
Walls, Emily
Walter, Christopher
Wend, Grant
Whitt, Jaret
Winslow, LeAnn
Zak, Margaret
Zeiler, Monica
Zunk, Alexis
10th Grade
Allred, Vanessa
Alvarado, Mya
Baker, Mason
Batch, Abigail
Bird, Sara
Bollman, Alysa
Bourdo, Ashley
Bowmer, Xanthe
Bricker, Carl
Broka, Paige
Bundy, Hannah
Bush, Nathaniel
Bustamante, Alexis
Camarillo Garcia, Hugo
Ceja Villasenor,
Kimberly
Cindle, Katlyn
Clark, Keshawn
Clere, Karleigh
Coates, Diego
Cote, Baleigh
Curry, Alaina
Curry, Kevin
Dokurno, Maegan
Douglass, John
Eberflus, Randee
Edwards, Robert
Elmajzoub, Mohammed
Espino, Paul
Everhardt, Kelsey
Evers, Gabrielle
Fiedler, Calvin
Foster, Anthony
Fox, Calli
Fuller, Tyler
Furniss, Connor
Gajdostik, Grant
Garcia, Mateo
Gargac, Keaton
Garrett, Samantha
Gaskins, Adam
Gechter, Crystal
George II, Michael
Gerrard, Hanna
Gibbons, Elizabeth
Goulet, Ethan
Goulet, Nathan
Grimes, Mallory
Gwin, Braedyn
Halka, Levi
Halter, Starra
Ham, Jessica
Harris, Tori
Heintschel, Samantha
Henneman, Elizabeth
Henneman, Nickalas
Hernandez Goderich,
Yaylen
Hess, Sydney
Holzemer, Autumn
Hommel, Ally
Horvath, Jenna
Howard, Lauren
Iler, Dustin
Jankowski, Kate
Jehany, Hannah
Joven, Ailene
Kiss, Joshua
Klatt, Donni
Kolinski, Hannah
Kolodziejski, Brianna
Kolodziejski, Lexie
Kovach, Gabriel
Kuecher, Caitlyn
Kulwicki, Jenna
Kurek, Thomas
Ladd, Mallory
Lambrecht, Trace
Lammers, Jacob
Lingohr, Jacob
Lipper, Brittany
Lipper, Ciera
Lohrer, Erica
Madison, Samantha
Mahler, Jenna
Mallett, Mackenzie
Martin, Alaynah
Martinez, Lisa
Meier, Lillian
Miller, Jorden
Miller, Madison
Mills, Christopher
Miner, Ashley
Murphy, Kerrigan
Myrice, Kyle
Nagy, William
Nagypaul, Kyrsten
Nino, Jenna
O Shea, Caitlin
Orr, Christian
Ou, Wenxin
Pacheco, Emillio
Peace, Curtis
Peart, Keagen
Perlaky, Logan
Perry, Nathan
Quinlan, Jonathon
Reder, Alexandra
Reynolds, Calee
Riley, Timothy
Ritter, Cameron
Rodriguez, Alayna
Rohm, Danielle
Russo, Jessica
Saenz, Patricia
Schell, Jarrett
Schneider, Amelia
Schweizer, Jacob
Siefke, Caleb
Smithers, Dawn
Spraggins, Alexandra
Strohscher, Brooke
Takacs, Ashlyn
Thiel, Lydia
Tilton, Chase
Truman, Alexandria
Ulrich, Alyssa
Urias, Brian
Vartorella, Alexandra
Velliquette, Alyssa
Verb, Joci
Vincent, Gary
Vislay, Marisa
Wamer, Jaycee
Ward, Alizabeth
Webb, Austin
White, Christian
Wilburn, Seth
Wiseman, Michael
Yenrick, Bekah
Zachel, Breann
9th Grade
Aiton, Dustin
Anderson, Garret
Andrews, Hannah
Andrews, Haylie
Andrews, Kayla
Badenhop, Austyn
Baker, Cheyenne
Bassiouni, Dalia
Beamer, Trevor
Belegrin, Lauren
Berg, Sara
Berl, Normandie
Binting, Nolan
Bliss, Walker
Bolander, Alexandria
Bomyea, Austin
Bonnice, Ruth
Brown Teneyck, Alison
Bruns, Craig
Calkins, Dakota
Campbell, Owen
Carr, David
Case, Joshua
Church, Alexandria
Church, Phoebe
Clark, Reagan
Clere, Hailey
Cluckey, Thomas
Combs, Myranda
Connor, Charles
Coppola, Dominic
Coughlin, Shannon
Cousino, Christopher
Daly, Morgan
Daniel, Justin
Deleon, Ariana
Delgado, Ignacio
Denmark, Nicholas
Dickens, Alyssa
Dickerson, Hayden
Dippman, Haley
Donbrosky, Damien
Duwve, Andrew
Evers, Aubrey
Fennewald, Andrew
Fernandes, Jude
Fernandes, Philomena
Gardiner, Brianna
Giles, Merria
Gonzales, Macey
Groll, Zachery
Gwinn, Maria
Hadzovic, Alma
Hales, Sydney
Halka, Michael
Halley, Marc
Hansen, Erek
Hanudel, Kaine
Hardy, Brandon
Harrison, Kendra
Heck, Caleb
Henney, Taylor
Huffman, Alyssa
Jacobs, Kendall
James, Skylar
Kaczmarek, Kristina
Keel, Samantha
Keilholz, Jacob
King, Megan
Krieger, Jessica
Kuhlman, Trent
Lunsford, Devin
Martin, April
McClain, Haley
McMillan, Adrian
Meinke, Joshua
Migliori, Marissa
Miller, Delanie
Mohr, Matthew
Nagel, Kimberly
Naugle, Alyson
Nelson Jr, Robert
Nicholson, Daniel
Pappas, Simon
Paquin, Savannah
Peery, Tatum
Peterson, Marnie
Petitpas, Cheyenne
Powell, Zachary
Pringle, Dalton
Pulter, Stephen
Pusey, Adrian
Quinlan, Natalie
Rayburn, Miranda
Reed, Maegan
Reichow, Grace
Rew, Taytem
Rice, Madison
Rice, Natalie
Rickman, Hannah
Rodriguez, Alexia
Rodriguez, Lily
Ruiz, Yisenia
Salgau, Nicolai
Sauceda, Justin
Serratos, Savannah
Shrewsberry, Eric
Smith, Megan
Sneed, Wesley
Snyder, Matthew
Soto, Christian
Stager, Regan
Stanley, Samantha
Staudinger, Jacquelyn
Surgo, Andrew
Suto Jr, Daniel
Sutter, Skyler
Swan, Emily
Szymczak, Bo
Tilton, Olivia
Titsworth, Paige
Tracy Jr, Mark
Twining, Ryan
Upham, Mackenzie
VanCamp, Leah
Venia, Max
Vincent, Elizabeth
Vincent, Samuel
Walter, Nicholas
Wells, Kendall
Wiedmann, Alayna
Wiggins, Chyna
Wisniewski, Meradith
Wolfe, Holden
Zak, Jacquelin
Fassett Middle
8th Grade
Ackerman, Ariana
Allan, Heylea
Angel, Joseph
Arnold, Kaylie
Barnes, Katelynn
Belinske, Brodi
Bomyea, Monica
Boros, Alex
Boros, Nicholas
Bowmer, Keeley
Bradley, Caleb
Briones, Daniel
Brittian, Cameron
Brown, Andrew
Canterbury, Courtney
Carlen, Sidney
Cascadden, Skylar
Cass, Connor
Cathers, Jaylon
Chanthakham, Alannah
Collins, Magdalena
Connors, Lillie
Cook, Camry
Cordle, Alexis
Coughlin, Dempsey
Coughlin, Kennedy
Cowan, Isabella
Curavo, Madison
Curtin, Charlotte
Cutshall, Haley
Daly, Jasmin
DeWitt, Maisy
Duncan, Katlynn
Durkovic, Noah
Dutton, Haylee
Eberflus, Trinity
Faneuff, Gregory
Finch, Nolan
Finger, Sarah
Fisher, Emilie
Flores, Jasmine
Fonseca, Hallah
Fournier, Rylie
Gadus, Taylor
Gaertner, Kelsey
Gallaher, Victoria
Garcia, Kelsey
Gargac, Delaney
Giller, Anna
Girardot, Kamron
Girardot, Karleigh
Gladieux, Jacob
Gladieux, Karis
Gorajewski, Heather
Graver, Bailey
Grimes, Macie
Guerricagoitia, Raven
Gyurke, Todd
Hagdohl, Zachary
Hart, Lynsey
Hartford, Hanna
Havener, Kaden
Henninger, Madison
Henry, Jaron
Henry, Maeghan
Hornyak, Blake
Hornyak, Madison
Ireland Baum, Averie
Jacobs, Alexis
Jacobs, Corey
Jeffries, Lillian
Johnson, Katherine
Jomaa, Malec
Joyce, Christopher
Juhasz, Ryan
Kapfhammer, Shelby
Kendrioski, Dominic
Klatt, Gracie
Kolinski, Abigail
Korek, Kayla
Krieger, Cassidy
Krieger, Lindsey
Lammers, Alexander
Lants, Amanda
Laws, Connor
Leichty, Brody
Lesniewicz, Alaina
Lewandowski, Kayla
Lott, Haley
Luda, Marissa
Maag, Alexander
Madrid, Kaylee
Martin, Camron
Mawhorter, Megan
Maxon, Kaitlyn
McCoy, Brandon
McDougle, Samantha
McLeod, Victoria
McNeal, Nikolas
McQueen, Mason
Meinke, Caleb
Mies, Jena
Miller III, Donald
Miller, Chancellor
Miller, Leah
Morris, Mariah
Moser, Madison
Mosiniak, Jacob
Murphy, Troy
Musselman, Jayla
Myers, Emily
Nagy, Joshua
Nagypaul, Jaden
Neate, Cameron
Neverauskas, Lidija
Nichols, Dominic
Notheis, Delanie
Novak, Jacob
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Olvera, Vicente
Peace, Jordan
Prater, Jaelyn
Prottengeier, Grace
Rajner, Xavier
Rast, Brianna
Rendon, Emilio
Revenaugh, Kelli
Rew, Anna
Rice, Scarlet
Richardson, Jenna
Rigsby, Kaitlyn
Rivera, Jared
Roach, Lucas
Roberts, Lindsay
Rokicki Counterman,
Claire
Rossler, Morgan
Row, Zachary
Russell, Wyatt
Sanchez, Julian
Sanchez, Oscar
Sattler, Regan
Saxon, Amber
Schweizer, Faith
Shope, Jason
Siefke, Samantha
Sigler, Hannah
Silva, Samantha
Smith, Olivia
Soto, Christopher
Spears, Grant
St Julian, Andrew
Stahl, Alivia
Stelzer, Skai
Szigeti, Alexander
Tawil, Nabil
Thompson, Madison
Thompson, Wyatt
Titgemeyer, Andrew
Todoroff, Macenzie
Tuttle, Brianna
Ummel, Adam
Urbanski, Kyle
Utter, Jason
Van Hersett, Jarod
Varner, Amber
Vartorella, Ashley
Vriezelaar, Madelyn
Wallace, Madeliene
Wamer, Reese
Wells, Lana
Wilbarger, Audrey
Yenrick, Palmer
Young, Addison
7th Grade
Abbott, Katelyn
Akins, Kaylee
Amonette, Grace
Andrus, Isaac
Armstrong, Lily
Batch, Gary
Baugher, Grace
Baumgartner, Hope
Baxter, Chase
Berry, Chase
Blausey, Hannah
Bohland, Garrett
Bohland, Samantha
Bohland, Sawyer
Boisselle II, Charles
Bolander, Derek
Bonnough, Brianna
Booth, Dawson
Bronowski, Sierra
Brown, Robert
Burgess, Charlee
Burgess, Madison
Burling, Lon
Campbell, Colton
Cannon, Brendan
Caryer, Sawyer
Case, Haley
Cash, Jayden
Chandler, Trenton
Church, Kaylee
Cindle, Kayla
Clark, Megan
Clark, Rylee
Collins, Brigid
Cooper, Tyler
Cortez, Alexander
Csengeri, Larissa
D Amore, Hannah
Dalton, Audrey
Daly, Amber
Davies, Nathan
Deal, Derek
DeBlaere, Anastasia
Deweese, Cameron
DeWitt, Brandon
Dickens, Aaron
Dickens, Emily
Dokurno, Tyler
Durkovic, Natalie
Dykema, Madison
Ellis, Sarah
Engle, John
Engle, Maria
Erdmann, Jeremy
Fayling, Jenice
Fischer, Maranda
Fletcher, Robert
Fournier, Madison
Fouty, Carter
Frost, Caraline
Gaines, Steven
Garza, Katelyn
Gears, Kayla
George, Christa
Gladieux, Madisen
Goetz, Baylee
Haas, Gregory
Hansen, Emma
Hauter, Morgan
Henneman Dallape,
Olivia
Henry, Mackenzie
Hill, Joshua
Hoskins, Lucy
Hudson, Aaron
Hughes, Andrew
Huss, Madison
Jones, Rachel
Jones, Raecie
Kapfhammer, Elizabeth
Kapfhammer, Paige
Keller, Carrie
Kelly, Madison
Koepf, Nicole
Korb, Megan
Kramer, Kody
Kurek, Angelina
Kusian, Delaney
Lajiness, Sierra
Luce, Delana
Lutes, Carter
Madison, Ally
Manthey, Alexandria
Matthews, Bryce
Mays, Skylar
McVicker, Ellie
Mead, Andrew
Measel, Samuel
Meinke, Sydnie
Miller, Kameron
Miller, Shanin
Miller, Theodore
Mitchell, William
Mohon, Bailee
Murphy, Ashley
Myrice, Nazieha
Nichols, Maria
Nowak, Cassidy
Olson, Dalton
Olvera, Victoria
Ovall, Cassandra
Owens, Mckenna
Pendergraff, Tony
Pirooz, Melissa
Popkin, Jamieson
Quigg, Cali
Reese, Tyler
Rew, Alivia
Richardson, Jeffery
Richmond, Benjamin
Rigg, Payton
Rowe, Zachary
Rugg, Averi
Saldivar, Lynda
Sass, Haley
Schloegl, Owen
Schroeder, Andrew
Schroeder, Matthew
Schwartz, Amanda
Segura, Mariah
Shannon, Logan
Sharp, Devin
Siefke, Cora
Silva, Luke
Sims, Kaitlyn
Skitowski, Alex
Slovak, Kennedy
Smith, Grace
Snoderly, Katherine
Snow, Mia
Sondergeld, Connor
Spencer, Emily
Spitler, Elizabeth
Sprague, Caitlyn
Strasbourg, Tyler
Stringham, Jasmine
Susor, Jake
Szymczak, Ty
Taylor, Madison
Thatcher, Olivia
Thiel, Spencer
Thomas, Parker
Thompson, Austin
Tilton, Luke
Timofeev, Austin
Torres, Dominic
Truman, Taylor
Ulch, Marina
Urbina, Bianca
VanCamp, Kate
Vartorella, Deion
Vislay, Jenna
Weirich, Ashlyn
Weirich, Caitlyn
Westerman, Briana
Wilson, Grace
Wolfe, Hudson
Wurm, Kylie
Yancey, Anthony
Yanez, Madison
Eisenhower Middle
6th Grade
Abdoney, Danya
Ackerman, Ava
Alexander, Gavin
Allee, Justice
Amborski, Alexander
Arey, Samantha
Ashley, Emily
Ashley, Samantha
Baden, Grace
Barlage, Morgan
Barney, Carlie
Beat, Levi
Beavers, Kaylee
Blausey, Jordan
Bleau, Jadyn
Bonnice, Mariann
Boyd, Cheyenne
Brammer, Gary
Bricker, Sierra
Brown, Emily
Bruns, Grant
Bundy, Caleb
Burgess, Macy
Burkey, Dominic
Byers, Alaina
Calkins, Keeghan
Campbell, Madison
Cassoni, Ethan
Cathers, Mariah
Chen, Vicky
Church, Erin
Clark, Lauren
Collins, Lucas
Cook, Cameron
Cousino, Jacob
Cowan, James
Cutler, Carson
Deal, Carlee
DeLaney, Kelsey
Depinet, Kelsey
Doggett, Lucius
Dupler, Clinton
Duran, Cameron
Faris, Grayden
Finch, Alyssa
Flanagan, Chase
Flanagan, Johnathan
Foster, Nicholas
Franke, Riley
Gajdostik, Harrison
Glass, Gage
Godfrey, Heaven
Gomez, Nicholas
Hagdohl, Noah
Hamilton, Destiny
Heintschel, Eric
Henneman, Roger
Hentges, Danielle
Horman, Brady
Horsley, Orlo
Jarzeboski, Bradenn
Jenkins, Elizabeth
Jones, McKenzee
Jones, Olivia
Joseph, Jessica
Jurski, Trevor
Karrick, Jaiden
Katschke, Mikaeli
Kegley, Savannah
Kellison, Emily
Kennedy, Isabella
Kessler, Andrew
Kigar, Cecilia
Kovach, Tatiana
Kulwicki, Caitlyn
Kyer, Alanna
Lagrange, Deklan
Lajti, Thomas
Langschied, Leo
Lants, Nora
LaPlante, Gracyn
Latta, Alexander
Latta, Ashtin
Leichty, Jacob
Lepeak, Megan
Lewandowski, Jada
Lewis, Kalie
Lowe, Sofie
Lutheran, Matthew
Mabry, Isabella
MacDonald, Mia
Mahaney, Nathan
Mahler, Lauren
Maix, Madison
Maletich, Dominic
Malin, Lillian
Mann, Makayla
Materni, Magdalyn
Mawhorter, Andrew
McGath, Becca
McQueary, Bernadine
Miller, Kadyn
Miller, Quinton
Miner, Ryan
Minkowski, Karlee
Mohon, Laney
Moore, Trenton
Morris, Emily
Mullins, Mya
Murphy, Sonia
Myler, Zoie
Myrice, Brianna
Naugle, Andrew
Nelson, Mallory
Nichols, Sydney
Nonekowski, Julia
O Connor, Sean
Patrick, Natalie
Potter, Ashia
Powers, Michael
Pusey, Aubrey
Ramey, Selena
Reed, Jacob
Resendez, Carmen
Rigsby, Kelsey
Rivera, Alec
Rivera, Dominique
Roach, Zachary
Roberts, Isabella
Rogers, Esperanza
Root, Ayden
Rutkowski, Breanna
Rye Barailloux,
Courtney
Sanchez, Jelena
Sass Denmark, Dakota
Schultz, Carly
Seimet, Kendall
Serres, Calli
Sheetz, Cara
Sherock, Nickolas
Shope, Erica
Short, Raymond
Smith, Abigail
Smith, Amber
Snyder, Easton
Spears, Ethan
Staudinger, Thomas
Takacs, Katelynn
Thompson, Owen
Tilton, Ava
Tolles, Justin
Tuttle, Katlyn
Ulinski, Katie
Villegas, Serena
Waganfeald, Frank
Wallace, Zoe
Watson, Trinity
Webner, Jessica
Wehbi, Adam
Wehbi, Mohammed
Wilson, Skylar
Wolfe, Hannah
Woollard, Scott
Woollard, Zachary
Wooten, John
Yeager, Dylan
Young, Aaron
Zsigrai, Jeffery
5th Grade
Abbott, Nicholas
Alm, Maxwell
Alore, Braden
Anderson, Molly
Barnes, Courtney
Barney, Mallory
Batch, Geremiah
Baumgartner, Paige
Belkofer, Vanessa
Belli, Maxwell
Beltran, Mariah
Bench, Caleb
Bisaillon, Andrew
Bond, Nathaniel
Booth, Brendan
Bourdo, Emily
Brady, Lydia
Brammer, Molly
Breeden, Maycie
Brooks, Ashton
Brown, Chloe
Buenrostro, Olivia
Cannon, Haley
Carr, Maura
Chanthakham, Chantah
Chen, Zi
Ciborowski, Kailyn
Clark, Logan
Combs, Dakoda
Cooper, Daniel
Coughlin, Delaney
Coughlin, Donovan
Coulliette, Travis
Cox, Kenady
Curtin, Mitchell
Cuttaia, Angelo
Dalton, Grace
Daniel, Luke
Day, Ashton
Dazley, Steven
DeMaria, Elise
Deneau, Jake
Derby, Anthony
Dolt, Nicolas
Donaldson, Emberlynn
Donofrio, Eric
Eischen, Brooke
Enck, Daniel
Evers, Karrigan
Ewersen, Jenna
Fields, Crystal
Fortier, Spencer
Fuller, Logan
Garcia, Marissa
Gatewood, McKenzie
Gibbs, Owen
Gierke, Maxwell
Giles, Alexia
Gladieux, Ariana
Gonzales-Imbery,
Aliciandra
Gschwind, Morgan
Guy, Emmalee
Haas, Hannah
Havener, Juliana
Henry, Keagon
Henry, William
Hernandez, Gabriel
Hierholzer, Kayli
Horsley, Carmen
Horvath, William
Hughes, Megan
Hurst Jr, David
Iler, Alexis
Jaegle, Dakota
Jahns, Kinsley
Jaros, Jonathan
Jehany, Jarod
Johnson, Savannah
Jones, Benjamin
Jones, Mackenzie
Judy, Jamie
Jurski, Joslyn
Jurski, Ricky
Karrick, Blake
Karrick, Maci
Kauffman, Victoria
Keller, Cody
Kennedy, Jackson
Kennedy, Layla
Kirian, Hailey
Kish, Brennan
Koehler, Tyler
Kolinski, Luke
Krieger, Cory
Lants, Elliott
LaPlante, Alyssabeth
Large, Savanna
LaRue, Lauren
Lewis, Jaylynn
Long, Garret
Madrid, Carmen
Major, Sarah
Mancini, Abigail
Mann, Danielle
Marquette, Dominic
Marsico, Jonathan
Martikan, Tyler
Martinez, Alicia
Mauder, Kira
Maville, Carleigh
McEwen, Douglas
Merren, James
Migliori, Dominico
Miller, Camryn
Miller, Charles
Miller, Dalton
Millhouse, Olivia
Millimen, Connor
Moore, Ava
Moore, Grace
Morris III, Thomas
Morse, Mason
Mowrer, Kyleigh
Muchewicz, Makayla
Neagley, Kameron
O Connor, Jason
Orra, Raiyan
Overton, Juleon
Payeff, Jessica
Peterson, Darbi
Petranek, Makenna
Plavcan, Benjamin
Plavcan, Zachary
Power, Gage
Prottengeier, Nathan
Przybylski, Meah
Quigg, Kara
Racz, Dezarae
Rife, Alex
Rigg, Nicholas
Rivera, Kendal
Robinson, Haley
Root, Zoee
Rossler, Braiden
Row, Eric
Rowe, Isabella
Rudd, Richard
Ruiz, Estrella
Ruswinkle, Dominic
Sauceda, Jennifer
Scarberry, Caleb
Schaefer, Madelyn
Schenkel, Breeann
Segura, Aleah
Sharp, Victoria
Sherer, Karliana
Shireman, Brilee
Skitowski, Joseph
Smith II, Edward
Smith, Cole
Snyder, Carson
Snyder, Keana
Spitler, Cecelia
Splichal, Kayleigh
Sprague, Hannah
Sprouse, Joshua
St John, Garrett
Stahl, Lindzie
Stevens, Drew
Stewart, Lawrence
Sturm, Hayley
Susor, Lauren
Tabler, Kylee
Thompson, Kambridge
Tierney, Daniel
Tierney, Drew
Tolles, Zachary
Tristan, Justin
Truman, Tanner
Tuttle, Brock
Varner, Avery
Vaughn, Dominic
Villarreal, Autumn
Villegas, Andrus
Vriezelaar, Aden
Wagner, Katelyn
Wamer, Dakota
Wang, Winnie
Warrington, Nicholas
Wells, Kurt
Wells, Zachary
Weseman, Tyler
Wiedmann, Emily
Williams, Camryn
Williams, Jessica
Wolf, Kennedi
Womas, Riley
Wood, Brock
Woodard, Alysia
Wuertz, Conner
Young, Lucas
Zheng, Richard
Zuver, Ethan
Coy Elementary
4th Grade
Almaraz, Cruz
Barraclough, David
Baxter, Caiden
Berryman, Collin
Bevier, Braden
Bonnough, Nicholas
Calkins, Lukas
Canterbury, Danica
Carlo, Giovanni
Cavaliere, James
Conley, Caden
Coutcher, Jordan
Csendes, Alex
Daly, Justin
Dayton, Blake
Duvendack, Isabella
Estrada, Marcos
Faulkner, Timothy
Gonzalez, Esteban
Graver, Jacob
Haskell, Kendal
Henney, Tyler
Herrera, Olivia
Jones, Rylie
Kessler, Evan
Kusian, Angelena
Materni, Evan
Medina, Micah
Molina, Angelina
Molina, Lillian
Molina, Roslyn
Moore, Ella
Pecina, Alyssa
Queen II, Shawn
Reed, Parker
Rohm, Chloe
Rutkowski, Heidy
SanMiguel, Kaiden
Saxon, William
Schrader, Isaiah
Schultz, Hannah
Shinavar, Zachary
Sine, Jaravin
Spencer, Sydnee
Stager, Ethan
Varner, Alexis
Waganfeald, Hal
Wrede, Colin
Yenrick, Olivia
Jerusalem
Elementary
4th Grade
Barnes, Anthony
Belegrin, Brady
Berning, Hannah
Brady, Owen
Bundy, Irene
Casey, Rebekah
Center, Jacob
Clark, Kathrine
Dippman, Bryce
Dreier, Heidi
Edwards, Aurora
Foster, Annabella
Freck, Sarah
Frushour, Kiley
Harrison, Emma
Hendricks, Ross
Hooks, James
Jadlocki, Gwyneth
Jeffries, Hunter
Karcsak, Madalyn
Kendrioski, Vincent
Kennedy, Jase
Kraus, Zachary
Laforge, Chase
Langford, Carson
Malin, Leah
Markus, Cody
Maville, Chloe
McVicker, Rebekah
Measel, Lucas
Mendoza, Roberto
Montague, Kirsten
Morris, Glenn
Morrison, Brock
Palmer, Brock
Peace, Lainey
Pfeiffer, Derek
Rohm, Jaylin
Schivelbein, Abigail
Schmidlin, Roman
Sekinger, Bella
Shanks, Makenna
Splichal, Kyra
Stager, Marleigh
Stringham, Curtis
Thiel, Grant
Thomas, Chelsey
Vasko, Kaylee
Vasko, Kelsey
Whitten, Jackson
Wilkins, Kale
Woody, Natalie
Starr Elementary
4th Grade
Barney, Lily
Billett, Logan
Bohland, Kennedy
Cales II, Jonathan
Cook, Morgan Marie
Dabish, Peter
Dow, Aydan
Downer, Alaysia
Duffer, Joseph
Duwve, Brayden
Dykema, Logan
Floyd, Andrew
Fry, Solana Justina
Gladieux, Dillon
Gomez, Madilynn
Hallauer, Jonathan
Hazuda, Brendan
Jaquillard, Brendan
Joy, Taylor
Katschke, Kelsie
Krontz, Alyssa
Kyer, Dominic
LaPorte, Jacqueline
Le, Kristen
Loney, Brooke
Lott, Emily
Magers, Adrianna
Mays, Christian
Montgomery, Ava
Newton, John
Nonekowski, Kimberly
Orr, Gabriella
Perry, Danielle
Porter, Theodore
Rahm, Marcus
Rober, Elana
Silva, Jordan
Steele, Clara
Thomas, Hunter
Warrington, Ashley
Witek, Sydney
Wong, Gillian
Yeager, Donovan
4th Grade GT
Agler, Nathan
Baker, Zachary
Bauer, Kayleigh
Bresler, Justin
Donnelly, Payton
Giller, Katherine
Maletich, Vincent
Marsico, Sophia
Neary, Joshua
Niezgoda, Marcus
Przybylski, Macey
Thatcher, Samuel
Thompson, Evan
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Winter Sports Schedules
Basketball
Basketball
Boys Boys
Varsity Varsity
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
12/06/14
12/09/14
12/12/14
12/19/14
12/20/14
12/23/14
01/02/15
01/03/15
01/06/15
01/09/15
01/16/15
01/23/15
01/27/15
01/30/15
02/03/15
02/06/15
02/07/15
02/13/15
02/17/15
02/20/15
02/24/15
02/27/15
Place
Away
Home
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Home
Away
Home
Woodward High School
Waite High School
*Findlay High School
*St. Francis De Sales
Rossford High School
*St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy
Cardinal Stritch H.S.
Northview
*Central Catholic H.S.
*Fremont Ross High School
*Lima Senior High School
*Whitmer High School
Genoa High School
*Findlay High School
*St. Francis De Sales
*St. John's Jesuit HS & Academy
Southview High School
*Central Catholic H.S.
*Fremont Ross High School
*Lima Senior High School
Woodmore High School
*Whitmer High School (Senior Night)
Time
6:00PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
Basketball
Basketball
Girls Varsity
Girls Varsity
Friday
Monday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Monday
Thursday
Saturday
Thursday
Monday
Thursday
Monday
Thursday
Tuesday
Thursday
Monday
Thursday
Thursday
11/28/14
12/08/14
12/11/14
12/16/14
12/18/14
12/20/14
12/22/14
12/23/14
12/30/14
01/05/15
01/08/15
01/10/15
01/15/15
01/19/15
01/22/15
01/26/15
01/29/15
02/03/15
02/05/15
02/09/15
02/12/15
02/19/15
Delta High School (Delta)
*Central Catholic H.S. (Central Catholic)
*Findlay High School (Findlay)
Start High School (Start)
*Fremont Ross High School (Fremont Ross)
*St. Ursula Academy-Toledo (St Ursula)
Bowsher Keith Lowe Holiday Invite
Bowsher Keith Lowe Holiday Invite
Waite High School (Waite)
*Lima Senior High School (Lima Senior)
*Notre Dame Academy (Notre Dame)
Southview High School
*Whitmer High School (Whitmer)
Perrysburg High School (Perrysburg)
*Central Catholic H.S. (Central Catholic)
*Findlay High School (Findlay)
*Fremont Ross High School (Fremont)
Bedford High School (Bedford)
*St. Ursula Academy-Toledo (St Ursula)
*Lima Senior High School (Lima Senior)
*Notre Dame Academy (Notre Dame)
*Whitmer High School (Whitmer)
Place
Home
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Away
Home
Away
Away
Home
Time
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
2:00PM
6:30PM
5:00PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:00PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
Ice Hockey
Boys Varsity
Ice Hockey
Boys Varsity
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Friday
Sunday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
11/28/14
11/28/14
11/29/14
12/05/14
12/06/14
12/13/14
12/19/14
12/21/14
01/01/15
01/02/15
01/03/15
01/09/15
01/10/15
01/25/15
01/30/15
01/31/15
02/06/15
02/07/15
02/13/15
Owensboro HS
Worthington Kilbourne High School
Westerville North HS
Maumee High School
Springfield High School
Ottawa Hills Jr/Sr HS
Bedford High School
Perrysburg High School
OPEN DATE (Hockey Festival @ 5/3 Field)
Whitmer High School
Springfield High School
Lake High School
Springfield High School
Fremont Ross High School
Whitmer High School
Southview High School
Ottawa Hills Jr/Sr HS
Anthony Wayne High School
Maumee High School
Place Away
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Home
Home
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Boys
WrestlingWrestling
Boys
Varsity
Gold
Varsity Gold
Friday
Saturday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Friday
Saturday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
12/05/14
12/06/14
12/10/14
12/17/14
12/20/14
12/21/14
12/29/14
12/30/14
01/07/15
01/13/15
01/16/15
01/17/15
01/24/15
01/28/15
02/07/15
02/28/15
03/06/15
03/07/15
03/12/15
03/13/15
03/14/15
Solon Invitational
Solon Invitational
Whitmer / St Johns Tri-meet
Oak Harbor High School
Bowling Green Duals
Bowling Green Duals
Brecksville Invitational
Brecksville Invitational
Central Catholic H.S.
Genoa/Rossford Tri-Meet
Maumee Bay Classic
Maumee Bay Classic
Wadsworth Invitational
Regional Qtrs - Team
TRAC Championships
Sectionals
Districts
Districts
Ohio State Championships - Individual
Ohio State Championships - Individual
Ohio State Championships – Individual
Wrestling
Place
Away
Away
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Home
Home
Away
Home
Away
Home
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Time
2:30PM
7:30PM
7:15PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
9:30PM
8:00PM
5:00PM
4:30PM
9:30PM
7:30PM
9:30PM
9:30PM
5:00PM
9:30PM
9:30PM
7:30PM
9:30PM
6:00PM
Time
4:00PM
10:00AM
7:00PM
5:30PM
9:00AM
9:00AM
10:00AM
10:00AM
6:00PM
6:00PM
12:00PM
10:00AM
9:00AM
5:00PM
10:00AM
10:00AM
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
Boys Varsity Green
Wrestling Boys Varsity Green
Friday 12/05/14
Saturday 12/06/14
Wednesday 12/10/14
Friday 12/12/14
Saturday 12/13/14
Wednesday
12/17/14
Monday 12/29/14
Tuesday
12/30/14
Saturday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Saturday
01/03/15
01/07/15
01/09/15
01/10/15
01/13/15
01/31/15
Place
Northwood Invitational
Away
Northwood Invitational
Away
Whitmer / St Johns Tri-Meet
Away
Walsh Ironman
Away
Walsh Jesuit High School (Walsh Ironman)
Away
Oak Harbor High School
Home
Columbian High School (Tiffin Columbian
Away
Invitational)
Columbian High School (Tiffin Columbian
Away
Invitational)
Mentor Duals
Away
Central Catholic H.S.
Away
Perrysburg High School (Perrysburg Invitational)
Away
Perrysburg High School (Perrysburg Invitational)
Away
Genoa / Rossford Tri-Meet
Away
Elmwood High School (Elmwood Duals)
Away
Time
4:00PM
10:00AM
7:00PM
1:00PM
9:00AM
5:30PM
12:00PM
10:00AM
10:00AM
6:00PM
4:30PM
9:00AM
6:00PM
9:00AM
OREGON
ORACLE
This newspaper is issued by the Board
of Education and staff of the Oregon City
School District. Questions raised by this
publication or other activities of this school
district can be answered by contacting one
of the following individuals or places:
Information Specialists:
Tamara Hughes 693-0665, ext. 2044
Dave Copsey 693-0661 ext. 3308
District Office:
5721 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Superintendent, Dr. Lonny Rivera
Assistant Superintendent, Hal Gregory
Dir. of Teaching and Learning, Dawn Henry
Dir. of Student Services, Dee Hepperly
Dir. of Business Affairs, Dean Sandwisch
Dir. of Technology, Dawn Schiavone
Treasurer, Jane Fruth
(419) 693-0661
Clay High School:
5665 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, James Jurski
Asst. Principal, Nathan Quigg
(419) 693-0665
Fassett Junior High School:
3025 Starr Ave. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Becci Bihn
Asst. Principal, Jeff Straka
(419) 698-6008
Eisenhower Intermediate School:
331 N. Curtice Rd. Oregon, OH 43618
Principal, Tim Holcombe
(419) 836-7215
Coy Elementary School:
3604 Pickle Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Amy Molnar
(419) 698-6010
Jerusalem Elementary School:
535 S. Yondota Rd., Curtice, OH 43412
Principal, Paul Gibbs
(419) 836-7704
Starr Elementary School:
3230 Starr Ave., Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Jennifer Conkle
(419) 693-0589
Wynn Center:
5224 Bayshore Rd., Oregon, OH 43618
Director, Lori Beverage
(419) 698-8003
Career and Technology Education
5665 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
(419) 693-0668
Director, Steve Bialorucki
School Board Members
Carol Molnar, President
Jeff Ziviski, Vice President
Mike Csehi
Heather Miller
Dan Saevig
The Oregon City Schools Board of Education
has regularly scheduled meetings on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the CHS
Learning Commons. The public is always welcome to attend, however, the date and location
may change so please call 693-0661 to inquire
before attending.
The Oregon City School District complies with
federal laws which prohibit discrimination in programs
and activities receiving federal assistance.
Title 1 Regulation-Parents may request information
regarding the professional qualifications of
their child’s teacher.
Contact the Oregon City School administration
building for information (419-693-0661) or visit the
Ohio Department of Education’s website for teacher
certification. http://www.ode.state.oh.us/
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits
discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national
origin.
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap.
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 prohibits
discrimination of the basis of age.
The Oregon City School District also complies with
the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
which grants to parents/guardians the rights to examine
their children’s offical school records.
Inquiries regarding unlawful discrimination may be
directed to Hal Gregory, Assistant Superintendent,
Oregon City Schools, 5721 Seaman Road, Oregon, OH
43616 or by calling 419-693-0661