Quick News - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools

Quick News
May 24, 2012
NO SCHOOL – MONDAY, MAY 28th – MEMORIAL DAY!
School Board Places Levy on the Ballot
The Tipp City Board of Education approved a five year, 7.95 mills Emergency tax levy to be placed on the ballot
at the August 7, 2012 special election. The State has cut $1.3 million out of Tipp City School’s funding for this
past school year, and the State will be cutting more in the upcoming school year. Tipp City Schools’ will have a
decrease of $2,934,892 in state funding as compared to FY2011, and adding the additional loss of $240,000 from
EdJobs and another State reduction of $312,500 in State aid for FY2013 means Tipp City Schools will be working
with $3,487,392 less dollars than in FY2011. The need to balance the budget this year and future years requires
the District to make significant budget cuts and ask the community for more funding. The Board of Education is
giving Tipp City / Monroe Township residents an opportunity to decide if they want the District to make
additional cuts in staffing and programs or keep the level of staffing that we need to work towards our Excellent
rating. The District has had Excellent ratings the last eight years out of ten and 6 years in a row. This is the first
time in three years that the Board has asked the Tipp City School voters for new money. For a list of the cuts and
impacts click here: http://www.tippcityschools.com/Page/2951
Mrs. Belinda Banks Hired as the Tippecanoe
High School Principal
Tippecanoe High School Principal, Chuck Wray, will be stepping down
at the end of October after 35 years in education and 12 years as High
School Principal. At the May 21st Tipp City Exempted Village Schools
Board of Education meeting, his replacement was hired. Mrs. Belinda
Banks will be the new Tippecanoe High School Principal starting
August 1st. She comes to Tipp City Schools with vast high school
experience ranging from teaching AP science classes-to her latest being
Assistant Principal at Fairborn High School. Superintendent
Dr. Kronour stated that the applicant pool was strong and he was happy to introduce Mrs. Banks to the
Board of Education.
Peg Osborn Received the OHSAA State Award for
Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity.
At the 2012 THS Senior Awards Program; TMS Cross Country and Track Coach, Peg Osborn
was honored with the OHSAA State Award for Sportsmanship, Ethics & Integrity Award.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association has established an annual State Sportsmanship,
Ethics and Integrity Award. This person is honored for their exemplary contribution and
service to the school district. Peg Osborn continually exemplified good sportsmanship, was a
positive role model for others, reflected a high level of ethics and integrity in dealing with
students and the interscholastic athletic programs, a person who supports and demonstrates
positive values and has contributed to the well-being of the students at Tippecanoe High
School. Mrs. Osborn has coached over 51 seasons. Congratulations!
2012 Local Senior Awards-Summary
OHSAA Archie Griffin Award
Jenna Nelson and Alex Baker
OHSAA Courageous Student
Award
Darlene Reinhard
OHSAA Scholar Athlete Award
Nick DeNuzzo and Megan Wray
Three Season Participant
Anna Barhorst – Cross Country,
Basketball and Track
Tippecanoe Top Athlete Awards
Ellise Sharpe
Brett Mackenzie
Ten Season Award
Ellise Sharpe –
Soccer -3
Volleyball -1
Basketball – 4
Track – 2
2012 Local Scholarships
MVCTC – Principal Award of Excellence
Ashley Lanham
Austin Stalhood
Joseph Turner
Phillip D. Clawson Family Scholarship
Community Minded Women
Ben Patzek
Anna Kilpatrick
Thomas and Helen Kyle Scholarship
Sarah Louise Merritt Scholarship
Megan Wray and Greg Lehmkuhl
Julia Eastman
Elizabeth Spano Memorial Scholarship
Tipp City Athletic Boosters Scholarship
Jenna Nelson
Ellise Sharpe and Nick Muse
Tipp City Eagles Aerie 2201 Scholarships
Tipp City Rotary Scholarships
Connor Thomas, Katie Zellers, Augusta
Grescowle, and Chelsee MCCormick
Jenna Nelson and Ellise Sharpe
Tipp City Seniors Scholarship
Tipp City VFW Post #4615
Greg Lehmkuhl
Terra Belair and Emilie Paulas
Tipp-Monroe Optimists/Octagon Scholarships
Tippecanoe Steam Boosters
Jenna Nelson and Nick Denuzzo
Bethany Feitshans
William and Mary Furlong Scholarship
McKee Family Scholarship
Megan Wray
Connor Thomas
Walter C. and Lucile M. Daniel
John Hurtt Memorial Award
Ellise Sharpe
Evan Bourelle
Otto and Isabel Frings Memorial Scholarship - $1500
Elizabeth Roth, Ashley Mohler, Kristen Blakey, Nick Muse, Jared Cole, Katie Zellers, Conner Thomas, Jesse
Adams, Jordan Hozfaster, Emilie Paulas, Tyler Turnbill, Emily Mckowen, Nick Hamberg, Hannah Wilson, and
Heidi Layman
GF & Mamie Kessler Sholarship - $1500
Audrey Butler, Bethany Feitshans, Megan Wray, Ellen Freeh, Greg Lehmkuhl, Sydney Flora, Alexa Lammers,
Ellise Sharpe, Alex Baker, and Hannah Walker
For more downloadable photos of the Senior Awards click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/THSSenior-Awards-5-2012/23133549_g5MTHt#!i=1863536504&k=23CW99H
THS Spring Choir Awards:
Music Booster Scholarship
Alexa Lammers
Most Improved Concert Choir Member Outstanding Concert Member
Sarah Rhoades
Tamara Reed
Lifesaver Award
Anne Keppel Award
Angela Grimm
Megan Wray
National School Choral Award
Alexa Lammers
Tears, Laughter, Songs--Then A Curtsy and A Bow!
The last THS concert and symphonic choir concert of the season was also Ms. Deb Bringman’s last school concert
of her career. Ms. Bringman has been with Tipp City Schools for 31 years. After the concert and symphonic choir
performed, as a surprise, The Gem City Chorus of Sweet Adelines appeared on stage and Ms. Bringman
performed with the group. The students enjoyed performing and witnessing Ms. Bringman direct and sing.
For downloadable photos click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/THS-Spring-Choir-Concert5/23134205_Rqn5Cw#!i=1863613098&k=NP5MMP5
Weeding and Reseeding the Prairie
Terry Lavy, a conservationist affiliated with
Miami County Pheasants Forever, taught a
group of high school students about invasive
species in Ohio. The high school group
(comprised of Angler’s Club members and
Earth Systems Students) then participated in
a removal effort of the invasive species found
in the Environmental Study Area. The group
removed the following invasives: Honey
Suckle, Mares Tail, Canada Thistle, and
Garlic Mustard. Mr. Lavy also reseeded the
small prairie with a wildflower/prairie grass
mix that will not grow above 40 inches tall.
The District is thankful for Mr. Lavy’s
willingness to donate the time and resources
needed to manage a wonderful outdoor
educational center for our students.
Tipp Baseball Team District Champions!
The Tippecanoe
High School
Baseball Team won
their second
consecutive District
Title with a 6-5 win
over Monroe. Down
1-0 entering the
bottom of the sixth
inning, the Red
Devils scored 4 runs
to take a
commanding 4-1
lead-only to see
Monroe score 4 runs
in the top of the 7th :
Down to their last
out and a runner on
2nd base, Tipp rallied
with back-to-back
walks to load the
bases. Steven
Calhoun then came through with a walk off base hit to score two runs and give Tipp the win. The Devils are now
24-5 on the season and take on Cincinnati Wyoming this Thursday at 2:00 at the University of Dayton.
THS Baseball Coach, Bruce Cahill, Co-Coach
of the Year!
For the fourth year in a row, The Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Association has
chosen Tippecanoe High School Baseball Coach, Bruce Cahill, as Division II
Coach of the Year! This season, Cahill coached the Red Devils to their 17th
conference title!
Congratulations to the following Red Devil Varsity Baseball
Players for receiving CBC and All-Miami Valley recognition.
Pictured are the Central Buckeye Conference 1st team
with Carter Langdon, Ben Hughes, Steven Calhoun,
Zack Blair, Cameron Johnson, and Austin Hadden.
CBC Honorable Mention was:
Cole Quillen
Miami Valley Baseball Coaches
Assn. – 1st team:
Carter Langdon and Ben Hughes
Miami Valley Baseball Coaches Assn.
Special Mention: Nick Muse
CBC Sportsmanship Award:
Kyle Peura
Miami Valley Baseball Coaches
Assn. – 2nd team: Austin Hadden
Player of the Year in the Kenton Trail Division:
Carter Langdon
Bullseye!
The Middle School
physical education classes
have been studying archery.
When driving by the
middle school you may
have noticed targets on the
lawn. The students are
using safety tipped arrows
and will be competing in
the “Hunger Games Field
Day” on the last day
school!
STEM Club Tour DARE Electronics
Members of the Tippecanoe Class of 2016 STEM Club recently toured
the facilities of long-time local company, DARE Electronics, on Co.Rd.
25A. Company president, Karen Beagle, informed them about the
specialized electronic components manufactured there. Most of the parts
are used in military aircrafts, which requires a high degree of quality
control, and parts must often be adapted to extreme conditions of
vibration, shock, and temperature. Some older crafts require duplication
of existing replacement parts, originally manufactured by companies’ no
longer in business. Students learned about electrical engineering,
material science, chemistry, and technical drafting.
Students taking part in the tour are pictured (L to R): Brandon Bischoff,
Hannah Lowe,
Allison Chitwood, Samantha Rowland, Anna Klepinger, Joey Hodge,
Adam Buynak.
These students are part of a group interested in science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics who meet outside of school about once a
month for STEM related field trips.
L.T. Math Games
L.T. Ball 5th
graders got
mathematically
creative. They
invented their
own math games
to share with
other students.
The fifth grade
students created
the games to help
reinforce math
skills they
learned this year.
L.T. Ball – Wax Museum
L.T. Ball’s Fifth Graders put together their Annual Wax Museum! Students had to read about a famous person
then dress like them. It is part of the state standards for literary text and research writing. For more downloadable
photos click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/WAX-MUSEUM-5thgraders/23045391_7c3zSQ#!i=1854157446&k=KLCtbzb
L.T. Ball Students Collects Big for Tab-A-Pull-Ooza
Last Saturday, May 19th,
64 participants from the
Miami Valley community
"pulled together" for the
Dayton Ronald McDonald
House. They filled a
commercial sized dumpster
with over 6,000 pounds of
pull tabs, raising $4,000 to
help the House continue its
mission of providing a
home-away-from-home to
families of hospitalized
children. Tammy Green,
from L.T. Ball, worked with the students all year long-and they managed to collect 212 pounds tabs!
Next Year Will Be Awesome…
3rd graders from
Broadway and Nevin
Coppock Elementary
toured L.T. Ball
Intermediate school to
get the lay of the land.
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Conley welcomed the
students and oriented
them for next year. For
downloadable photos
click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/Math-GamesLT/23139144_Mk4CFf#!i=1864060559&k=FjfqVvb
Tipp City….A Look At The Past
Nevin Coppock Third
Graders put on their Spring
Musical! They took the
audience through the history
of Tipp City! It was a great
musical way to learn about
Tipp City!
For more downloadable
photos click here:
http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/Nevin-Coppock-3rd-GradeSpring/23137183_NpQ37g#!i=1863927821&k=dPQf6rQ
Why My Teacher Is An A+ Teacher!
Mrs. Adkins third grade class was given a pizza party from Alverto Orthodontics Office
thanks to Emma Marlowe! Students from all schools in Miami County could enter the
contest by writing an essay about their teacher. Emma Marlow wrote an essay, and her
essay was chosen first place over all the entries. The class was thankful for the pizza party.
Nevin Coppock Art Show
Mrs. Klein’s art classes exhibited their
artwork to a packed house on Tuesday
evening. Critics gave grades Kindergarten
through 3rd rave reviews about their work!
Thank You For Volunteering!
Nevin Coppock and Broadway Elementary held their annual volunteer breakfast and luncheon, thanking
over 200 volunteers for their hard work throughout the year. The schools appreciate all of your hard
work.
Job Openings: 1-2 part-time teachers for afterschool program
Job Description: TCEP is looking for energetic and creative people
who are passionate about working with children. We are looking for 12 teachers for our K-6th grade afterschool program. The hours will be
from 2:30-5:30 or 6 o'clock Monday through Friday--with extra hours
during early dismissal days along with days the schools are closed.
Starting Salary: $10.00/hour
Starting Dates: August 2012
Contact Information: If you are interesting in applying, please contact
Melissa Price at the TCEP office at 937-667-8800 or drop by the TCEP office.
Tipp City Exempted Village Schools’ website: www.tippcityschools.com is full of important
information. Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your child’s schools’ happenings.
For athletic results go to www.cbcsportsonline.com.
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules: are available at
www.highschoolsports.net/school/Tippecanoe-High-School-Tipp-City-OH/
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules: are available at
www.highschoolsports.net/school/Tippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OH/
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line.
To view go to: www.kittv.org.
To unsubscribe to Quick News, please send an email with “unsubscribe” in the subject line to
[email protected].
Sports physicals at the High School will be Saturday, June 2, 2012, from 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. You
must call the Athletic Office at 937-669-6364 to schedule your appointment.
Please have forms completed upon your arrival. You can get your physical & Hippa form at
http://www.ohsaa.org/medicine/PreparticipationPhysicalEvaluation.pdf
You will also need to have an updated Emergency Medical Form completed.
TIPP CITY EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOLS
AUTHORIZATION
EMERGENCY MEDICAL
Name
Age
Phone
Address
PURPOSE: To enable parents to authorize emergency treatment for children who become ill or injured while under school
authority, when parents cannot be reached.
PART I OR II MUST BE COMPLETED
PART I TO GRANT CONSENT
In the event reasonable attempts to contact me at
(Other parent) at
(phone no.) or
(phone no.) have been unsuccessful, I hereby give my consent for: (1) the
administration of any treatment deemed necessary by Dr.
or Dr.
(Preferred physician)
(Preferred dentist), or, in the event the designated preferred practitioner is not
available, by another licensed physician or dentist; and (2) the transfer of the child to
(preferred hospital) or any hospital reasonably accessible.
Insurance Co.
Policy No.
This authorization does not cover major surgery unless the medical opinions of two other licensed physicians or dentists,
concurring in the necessity for such surgery, are obtained BEFORE the surgery IS PERFORMED.
IMPORTANT
Please list any health problems that might be significant to a physician evaluating your child in case of an emergency
Please list any allergies to medications, etc.
Does student suffer from
asthma,
diabetes, or
epilepsy? (Check any that apply.)
Has the student been prescribed an inhaler or EpiPen?
Is student presently taking medication?
If so, what type?
Does student wear contact lenses?
Please list date of last tetanus shot
DATE:
Signature of Parent
Address
DO NOT COMPLETE PART II IF YOU COMPLETED PART I
PART II - REFUSAL TO CONSENT
I do NOT give my consent for emergency medical treatment of my child. In the event of illness or injury requiring
emergency treatment, I wish the school authorities to take no action or to:
DATE:
Signature of Parent
Address
Tippecanoe Football
Football Mini-Camp
(Non-Contact Camp for 2012-13 Freshmen-8th Grade-7th Grade Football Players)
Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs
July 16-17-18-19
(Make-Up/Raindate will be July 20)
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. for July 16-17-19
10:00 a.m. to 12 Noon on July 18 ONLY
@ Tippecanoe High School
Practice Field
(Behind the High School)
This year there is a $35 fee which includes instruction by the Varsity Football Staff, T-Shirt and a
Gatorade each camp day. Please detach the form below and return to Coach Burgbacher,
Tippecanoe High School, 615 E Kessler-Cowlesville Rd., Tipp City, OH 45371. Checks should be
made out to Tippecanoe Athletic Department. Any questions feel free to contact Coach Burgbacher
at 667-8448 ext. 2782 or at home 667-5952. You may also contact Coach Burgbacher via email at
[email protected]
(Please Try to Return Before July 6th, 2012)
Player’s Name_________________________________
Grade for Fall of 2012___________
Shirt Size (circle size) Adult S
M
L
XL
XXL
Waiver: I will hereby waive the Tippecanoe Mini-Camp, the Coaches and Tippecanoe High School of any liability for injury incurred while
participating, or on Tippecanoe High School Property.
Parent/Guardian Signature: __________________________________ Date________
Emergency Contact No.___________________ Alternate No.____________________
Rev. 05/04/12
Tippecanoe Youth Basketball Camp
Dates: Mon. June 4th - Thurs. June 7th
Place: LT Ball Intermediate School, Tipp City Ohio
Ages: Boys and Girls grades 2-5 (2012/2013 school year)
Hours: Going to be in 2nd or 3rd grade 8am – 10am
Going to be in 4th or 5th grade 10am – 12pm
Cost: $75 (Due May 18th)
**Registration received after the 18th may not receive a basketball or t-shirt**
This is the 7th year of our youth basketball camp. It focuses on
fundamentals that beginning athletes need to improve. They will
receive training in small groups with an emphasis on performing
skills correctly.
All campers will receive:
Daily Skills Instruction
Official camp T-shirt
Camp Basketball
Fill out the application on the reverse side and return it to reserve your spot
Cut here and keep as a reminder
Dates: Mon. June 4th - Thurs. June 7th
Place: LT Ball Intermediate School, Tipp City Ohio
Ages: Boys and Girls grades 2-5 (2012/2013 school year)
Hours: Going to be 2nd or 3rd graders 8am – 10am
Going to be 4th or 5th graders 10am – 12pm
Any Question Call Coach Jackson @ (937) 667-6216
Or email @ [email protected]
Tippecanoe Basketball Camp
Application
(Please PRINT and fill in all of the blanks completely)
Camper Name:_______________________________ Age:____________
Grade: Going into the __________ grade for 12-13 school year
Address:________________________ City:___________ Zip:__________
Phone #:__________________ School:____________________________
Email:_______________________________________________________
The camp assumes no responsibility for accidents or illness. In case of injury, the camper’s personal
insurance company is the company in the claim.
Parent/Guardian Authorization: I hereby authorize my child, or ward, to be admitted to the
Tippecanoe youth basketball camp and that the staff act for me according to their best judgment in
any emergency
requiring medical attention.
Signature: ___________________________________________________
In case of emergency contact:______________________________
Phone#: _____________________________________________________
Primary Physician’s Name and Phone #:
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
*Please Feel Free to Make Copies and Give to Friends, Family, and/or
Teammates that would like to come to Camp
Payment: Please make checks payable and mail to:
Tippecanoe Basketball
223 West Broadway Tipp City, Ohio 45371
Call Coach Jackson @ (937) 667-6216 with questions
Full Payment required to reserve a spot in the camp by May 18th
WHO: Any female student Grades 5-8
WHEN: July 9 - 12
WHAT: 5th & 6th Grade: 8am-10am
7th & 8th Grade: 10am-Noon
WHERE: Tippecanoe High School Gym
PURPOSE: To offer quality
instruction and practice time for all skill
levels in the support of the volleyball
program, to provide a competitive
atmosphere, and to create a learning
experience that is fun and friendly.
REGISTRATION INFO:
Cost: $60.00 before June 11 (Includes cost of T-shirt)
$75.00 After June 11th (T-shirt not guaranteed)
Checks made payable to Tippecanoe Athletic
Department. Complete the form below,
detach, and turn in to the LT Ball Intermediate
School Office or the Middle School Office
along with payment.
Or mail registration and payment to:
Alexis Dedrick
Tippecanoe High School
615 E. Kessler-Cowlesville Rd.
Tipp City, OH 45371
For more information, please email Coach
Dedrick: [email protected]
Tippecanoe Volleyball Camp Registration
If you are registering more than one student, please fill out multiple forms, one for each student. Early registration due JUNE
11th to ensure a T-SHIRT. Late registration or registration at the door will be accepted, but T-shirt is not guaranteed.
PLAYER INFO:
Name:
Current School:
Grade in 2012-2013:
CONTACT INFO:
Parent Name(s):
Phone:
Email:
Emergency Phone:
Street Address, City, Zip:
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SECTION:
In the event reasonable attempts to contact me have been unsuccessful, I hereby give my consent for the administration of any
treatment deemed necessary by the medical providers listed below.
Physician:
Phone:
RELEASE & WAIVER OF LIABILITY SECTION: I, the undersigned, as a parent/guardian of,
, a minor, ask that she/he be admitted to participate in Tippecanoe Volleyball Camp. My child is physically fit to
participate in the volleyball camp, and I do agree to comply with the rules and regulations that will be set forth at the camp. I
do agree to release, discharge, and hold harmless Tipp City Schools, their officers, agents, and employees of and from all
causes, liabilities, claims, damages, or demands whatsoever on account of any injury or accident involving said minor during
minor’s attendance and participation in the Tippecanoe Volleyball Camp.
Parent/Guardian Signature:
Date: