Copley High School Smoke Signals August 2010-11

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Copley High School
Smoke Signals
August 2010-11
Copley High School Website
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From the Principal
The Excitement of a New Year and New Beginnings
Dear Copley High School Families:
Although it may feel to some as though summer vacation just began, it is once again time to prepare for a new school
year. This time of year is truly exciting for so many. It is a time where everyone gets a fresh start and has the ability to
decide the path they will take throughout this school year and the rest of their high school career. Many of our students,
teachers, staff and coaches have been busy throughout the summer. Whether it be rehearsing for the upcoming marching
band season or the numerous athletes practicing and preparing for our fall sports season, it is truly exciting to be a part of
Copley High School.
This should prove to be another outstanding school year for our students and Copley families, as we have many exciting
events and activities planned. On behalf of everyone at Copley High School, I would like to welcome back all of our
returning Copley High School students, especially our freshmen and students who are new to the high school.
This sense of excitement is not only there for our students, but for our teachers, staff, and for me as well. I am privileged
to begin this next stage of my career with the Copley-Fairlawn School District and with the Copley High School
community. Prior to coming to Copley, I was a teacher for Twinsburg City Schools and have spent the past seven years
as an administrator for Strongsville City Schools. I am a passionate and dedicated educator that will always work for
what is in the best interest of our students. This work is best done with a supportive and collaborative relationship
between the school, students, parents and community. I look forward to working with you throughout this and future
school years.
Furthermore, please help me in welcoming Mr. Rick Gurski as Copley High School’s new assistant principal. Mr. Gurski
was previously a science teacher at Cleveland Heights High School and has been an outstanding addition to the
administrative team. Mr. Borchik will continue his tenure as assistant principal at the high school, yet will also take over
the athletic department in his added role as director of athletics. In addition to these administrative changes, please join
me in welcoming the following new staff members to Copley High School.

Andrea Andryscik, English
Brian Falhamer, Science
Melanie Fragge-Media Center Associate
Debbie Good, Guidance

Jodi Mirman, Science
Paula Thompson, French
Jacob Sexton, Spanish
Ping Fen Sung, Chinese
First Day of School
On August 31st, all students will report to their assigned homeroom class. Homeroom lists will be posted on the front
doors and in the commons area. Once in their homeroom, students will receive their schedules, locker assignments,
student planners and emergency medical forms. Please return the completed emergency medical forms to school no later
than Friday, September 10th to your child’s homeroom teacher.
Also during the first day, each class will participate in a brief assembly to welcome the students back, give them an
opportunity to meet the new administration, and review school policies and procedures. I encourage all of our parents to
support this first day message by taking the time to review the information in these planners with their students. The
planners include more specifics pertaining to building regulations and procedures, academic policies, attendance
procedures, athletic regulations and the student code of conduct. We have high expectations for our students both
behaviorally and academically. By reviewing this planner and setting a positive tone for the year, we can help to ensure
our students meet and exceed our expectations and have a successful school year.
In regards to schedules, student schedules should have been finalized at the end of last school year. Schedule changes are
only permitted for students that have been inadvertently placed in the wrong class or have a scheduling conflict, such as
having two of the same classes or not having a lunch. Students may not change schedules to adjust teachers, lunch
periods or to have classes with friends. Students fitting the acceptable criteria to make a schedule change will need to
complete an add/drop form found in the main office. The guidance counselors will call students down on a priority basis.
Schedule changes may occur during the first two weeks of the school year and all schedules will be locked after that point.
Staying in the Loop
Please plan on joining us for our annual Open House. Open House is scheduled for Wednesday, September 1st from 7:00
p.m. – 9:00 p.m. We will have a brief introduction in the auditorium at 7:00 p.m. after which parents and families will
have the opportunity to follow their students’ schedule. Teachers will welcome you into their classrooms and review
important information about their courses for the school year. Refreshments will be provided in the commons. Our
building PTSA will also be available to accept new members. This is an outstanding group of parents that has a positive
impact on our students and school. I encourage you to become PTSA members.
Senior Option
As has been done in the past, seniors that are passing all classes, have passed all sections of the OGT and have completed
sufficient credits may have a late entry/early release. Senior option is a privilege that may be lost due to grades,
attendance and/or behavior. More specifics on taking advantage of this option will be communicated to students during
the first week of school.
On behalf of everyone at Copley High School, welcome back and welcome to all that the new year has to offer. We look
forward to building upon Copley’s tradition of excellence and working collaboratively to explore how we can continue to
improve the educational opportunities for all of our students. By working together, there is no end to what can be
accomplished.
Please enjoy these final days of summer with family and friends. My door is always open, so please feel free to contact
me at any time if you have questions and/or concerns. I look forward to beginning our work together.
Sincerely,
Cameron M. Ryba
Copley High School Principal
From the Assistant Principal
Welcome to the beginning of an exciting school year! My name is Rick Gurski, and I am the new Assistant Principal of
Copley High School. I am a native Clevelander, growing up in the city, graduating from St. Ignatius High School,
Cleveland State and Ursuline Colleges. I believe that my family’s values and beliefs in conjunction with rigorous academic
programs have provided me with a solid foundation for success. These high social and academic expectations are what
have gotten me where I am today.
This will be my first year at Copley-Fairlawn City Schools, and I could not be happier. Prior to coming to Copley High
School I was a science teacher at Cleveland Heights High School as well as The Hebrew Academy of Cleveland. I spent
my career working to ensure that things were done in the best interests of students and intend on continuing to take
actions in my students’ best interest. Coming to Copley-Fairlawn is an electrifying move for me personally and
professionally. I have learned much about the district and its students and look forward to working with the members of
this community. This time of year has always been full of excitement for myself and my students, and I look forward to
working in the district to bring our students the best every day.
Throughout the year if you are in the building or in the neighborhood, feel free to stop by and introduce yourself. I work
with an open door policy and look forward to working with you. I hold high expectations for my students, staff, and
families. This being said, one of my primary responsibilities at Copley High School is to ensure student safety and
maintain an environment conducive of student learning. In order to ensure the proper learning environment, the district
has established a set of clear rules and expectations for all students. A copy of these rules and expectations can be
found in the Student Handbook, which will be distributed on the first day of school.
In this edition of Smoke Signals, I would like to highlight a few important rules and guidelines for the upcoming school
year.
ARTICLES PROHIBITED IN SCHOOL… ELECTRONIC DEVICES
While Copley High School recognizes that rapidly changing technology and our availability to access it have become an
integral part of our lives, its use during the regular hours of school operations via communication devices, videotaping
devices, camera, personal electronic equipment (i.e. pagers, cellular phones, iPods, mp3, radio, CD players, headsets,
television, electronic games, digital games, etc.) can pose a significant disruption to the educational process. In addition
these items are subject to unauthorized use and/or possession of others. (CHS is not responsible for lost or stolen
electronic devices). All electronic devices must be turned off and remain put away during school. All items or
devices that interfere with school will be confiscated by the supervising adult, submitted to the assistant principal and
secured as follows:
1st Offense
2nd Offense
Subsequent
Offenses
Friday Detention, parent/guardian must pick up device.
1-3 days ISAP, Parent/Guardian must pick up device.
1-5 days OSS, Parent/Guardian must pick up device.
TARDY TO SCHOOL/CLASS
All students must be on time to school and class. If a student is not on time, the following consequences will occur:
Tardy to School
3rd Tardy
Office Warning
4th-6th Tardy
Friday Detention will be assigned
7th and 8th Tardy
1-3 days ISAP
9th Tardy and
any subsequent
tardies
Loss of Driving/Parking Privilege- 3 days OSS (Failure to serve a Friday Detention will result in a 3
day OSS) (Students may be offered the option of riding the bus as an alternative to suspension of
tardies to school.)
Tardy to Class
2nd Tardy
Teacher Warning
3rd and 4th
Tardies
Teacher assigns a detention for each tardy
5th Tardy and
any subsequent
tardies to class
A Disciplinary Referral will be sent to the Assistant Principal and Friday Detention will be assigned.
(Failure to Serve a Friday Detention will result in 3 days OSS)
DRESS CODE
Based on the premise that behavior and performance are sometimes reflective of appearance, when one or both are
inappropriate in an educational atmosphere, education may be somewhat deterred. Therefore, students attending
school and any school function, on or off school premises, shall not dress in such a way as to substantially interfere with
the conduct of a class or activity.
In general, hair and clothing will be neat and clean, not constitute a threat to student health and safety, or damage
school property. Clothes and footwear with metal rivets, cleats or spikes are not permitted. Shirts, shorts, and skirts
should be modest. Extreme hairstyles and visible piercings are not permitted.
1st Offense
Warning, change clothing, and parent contact
2nd Offense
Change Clothing, 1-3 Days ISAP
3rd Offense
Removal from school, possible suspension/expulsion
I am confident in my belief that Copley High School is one of the premier secondary schools in the area and intend to
work diligently to ensure the continuous development of our school and its academic and social programs. In order to
obtain this goal, I intend to hold all students to the highest expectations of success. The Student Code of Conduct is an
integral part of our success. It is important that each student and their parents/guardians take the time to review and
become familiar with all of the school’s rules and expectations.
I welcome all students and families to come to my office to discuss any questions or concerns at any time. I look forward
to meeting and working with the communities of Copley High School. I intend to establish and maintain clear
communications between students, families, and the community. Once again I would like to remind you that I operate
with an open door policy, please do not hesitate to contact me with questions, concerns, and ideas. I look forward to
serving the Copley High School and the Copley-Fairlawn community. I wish everyone with the best of luck throughout
the upcoming school year.
Sincerely,
Rick Gurski
Copley High School Assistant Principal
FOND FAREWELLS
Dana Addis- Athletic Director
Stephanie Barnes- Guidance Counselor
Jennifer Caldwell- English
Cheryl Hopkins- Spanish
Connie Kosanovich- Science
Adam Pittis- Special Education
Aaron Sable- Principal
John Savage- French
Tamara Sheldon- Media Center Associate
Adrienne Six- French
Karen Soini- Social Studies
Consy Warren- Science
WARM WELCOMES
Andrea Andryscik, English
Brian Falhammer- Science
Debbie Good- Guidance Counselor
Melanie Fragge-Media Center Associate
Rick Gurski-Assistant Principal
Jodi Mirman- Science
Cameron Ryba- Principal
Jacob Sexton- Spanish
Paula Thompson- French
MaryFerrise-InterventionSpecialist
Karen Smith, Kathy Carter – Tutors
Kamani Grant- Security Specialist
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL DIRECTIONS
The first day of school for students is Tuesday, August 31. All students should report at 7:25 a.m. to their
HOMEROOM. Homeroom assignments have been posted on the main doors and throughout the building for
your convenience. CHS students, both new and returning, will have new homeroom assignments for the school
year. These assignments have been made alphabetically by grade level. Students should report to the rooms
based on the first letter of their LAST name.
During the first day, locker assignments combinations and other bookkeeping tasks will be accomplished. New
schedules will be distributed during homeroom on the first day of school. These are your schedules for the
school year. A few adjustments were made to balance classes after students left school in the spring.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION
Please make sure your student’s emergency medical forms are updated with all the proper information and
placed on file in the guidance office. These forms will be distributed during homeroom and must be returned by
Sept. 10. Extra forms may be obtained by calling Mrs. Kramer in the guidance office, (330) 664-4827. These
forms are very important should an emergency situation arise while the student is attending school.
The Copley Fairlawn City School medication policy states that a Medication Authorization Form needs to be
filled out in the event your student needs medication during school hours. This form needs to be signed by both
the parent and the physician for prescription medications and signed by the parent for non-prescription
medications. Please see Mrs. Kramer in the guidance office for these forms.
FROM THE NURSE
The Copley-Fairlawn school nurse will be at the high school on Monday mornings during the 2010-2011 school
year. Students are welcome to see her with any health concerns during this time. If parents have any concerns
or questions relating to health issues, they may contact the nurse at any time through the high school office.
The staff at Copley High School can reach the nurse by pager during the school day for consultation or
emergencies. All students new to our district will be screened for both vision and hearing. The nurse will also
be providing inservice seminars to staff members on common first aid techniques and general medical concerns.
CHS OPEN HOUSE
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Open House has been scheduled for Wednesday, September 1, 2010 beginning at 7 p.m. Your student will
bring home a copy of his/her schedule for you to use that evening. During study hall and lunch time on your
student’s schedule, plan to enjoy refreshments in the Commons and visit the PTA table in the lobby.
All CHS administrators, counselors and teachers are anxious to meet you and answer your questions
concerning graduation, course, requirements, activities and services. Please understand that it will not be
possible for school personnel to answer specific questions until Conference Days in November. We are
willing to discuss your student’s progress at any time; simply call 330-664-4827 and arrange an appointment.
UNDERCLASS PICTURE PACKAGES OFFERED
As a service to our underclass students and their parents, CHS has arranged with Ohio School Pictures for
different photographic packages. These packages are assured to be of the highest professional quality. Photos
will be taken at CHS on Thursday September 7, from 7:25-2:25 p.m. We urge all students to have their
photograph taken so that it may be included in the 2011 Chieftain. There is no sitting fee. If you choose to buy a
photo package, the money must be paid on the day of the photo session. All checks should be made out to Ohio
School Pictures. Specific details on the photo packages will be given to students prior to September 7.
REPORTING ABSENCES
When absent from school, a student is to have his/her parents or guardian phone the school 330-664-4823
before 9 a.m. on the day of absence so that the reason for the absence will be known. The attendance office
routinely calls parents/guardians to verify absence. Parents should not be offended by the call. The call is only
to ensure the location and safety of the student. Without parent contact, a student will be presumed unexcused
and dealt with accordingly.
NOTE-Doctor and dentist appointments should be made after school hours when possible. Regardless of the
reason, if a student misses more than 2 ½ hours of the school day, the student will be charged a minimum of ½
day absence.
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Deadline
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4 Dec/Jan.
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5 Feb.
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6 Mar.
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7 April
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8 May
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2010 State Indicators and Rating for
Copley-Fairlawn City
IRN:
Address:
049981
3797 Ridgewood Rd
Copley,OH 44321-1665
County:
Summit
District Type:
City
rrc:
NEONET
State Test Results
3rd Grade
4th Grade
5th Grade
6th Grade
7th Grade
8th Grade
# Students
Took Test
# At Least
Protident
%
Proficient
State
Standard
Reading
230
210
91.3%
75.0%
MET
Mathematics
228
194
85.1%
75.0%
MET
Reading
257
236
91.8%
75.0%
MET
Writing
0
0
NC
75.0%
-
Mathematics
257
230
89.5%
75.0%
MET
Reading
258
221
85.7%
75.0%
MET
Mathematics
258
213
82.6%
75.0%
MET
0
0
NC
75.0%
-
Science
258
205
79.5%
75.0%
MET
Reading
266
250
94.0%
75.0%
MET
Mathematics
266
244
91.7%
75.0%
MET
Reading
253
239
94.5%
75.0%
MET
Writing
0
0
NC
75.0%
-
Social Studies
Mathematics
253
221
87.4%
75.0%
MET
Reading
263
243
92.4%
75.0%
MET
Mathematics
263
225
85.6%
75.0%
MET
11th
Grade
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212
80.6%
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Social Studies
Science
10th
Grade
State Indicator
Met?
Reading
266
251
94.4%
75.0%
MET
Writing
266
251
94.4%
75.0%
MET
Mathematics
266
251
94.4%
75.0%
MET
Social Studies
266
245
92.1 %
75.0%
MET
Science
266
236
88.7%
75.0%
MET
Reading
259
251
96.9%
85.0%
MET
Writing
259
252
97.3%
85.0%
MET
Mathematics
260
252
96.9%
85.0%
MET
Social Studies
259
249
96.1 %
85.0%
MET
Science
260
250
96.2%
85.0%
MET
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Analyze...
Attendance Rate
Graduation Rate
The state standard is 93.0%
The Graduation Rate indicator is based on the previous school year's
graduation rate. The state standard is 90.0%.
Aggregate Attendance
Aggregate Membership
521,606
544,138
Attendance Rate
95.9%
State Indicator Met?
MET
AnalYZe...
#
# Graduates
235
Graduation Rate
97.5%
in Graduation Cohort •
State Indicator Met?
241
MET./
'" Graduation Cohort = Graduates + Net Dropouts + Grade 13 graduates
Your dIstrfc.t met 26 out of 26/nt:f1CllfDrs (100.096)
Analyze...
District Rating: Excellent
Methodology for Determining DistrIctRating
Disbict
Results
of State
Indicators
Met
010
1
100._1
to
Index
Preliminary
Rating #1
100.0%
31.0%
0.0%
93.9%
74.9%
49.9%
39.9%
or
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and
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B
104.3
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Excellent
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Effective
I
Criteria
Preliminary
Rating #2
Value Added
Rating
I
Excellent
II
A district rating can
improve one level if the
district exceeds expected
gains for two consecutive
years, or can decrease one
level if expected gains are
not achieved for three
consecutive years.
Academic
Watch
Academic
Emergency
One-Year AYP Criteria
A district that meets AYP in the
current school year can be rated no
lower than Continuous Improvement.
This Year
This Year Not Met
Last Year
Met
2 Years Ago
Met
3-year AYP Criteria?
to
B B
Continuous
Improvement
A district that misses A YPfor three consecutive
years; and that misses A YPin more than one
student subgroup in the current school year; can
be rated no higher than Continuous Improvement.
# Subgroups
Missed AYP
Rating Limited by
to
to
or
Three~YearAYP
AYP Result
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to
or
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AYP was not met, so a rating
lower than Continuous
Improvement is possible.
1
No
Effective
I
Continuous Improvement
This Year
Last Year
2 Years Ago
The district rating is not
changed by the Value Added
rating.
Final Rating: Excellent
COPLEY-FAIRLAWN CITY SCHOOLS
LEGEND
THE FOLLOWING ARE SCHOOL TIMES:
2010-2011 Calendar For Students and Teachers
August/September
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Approved: January 8, 2008
Revision Approved:
November 17, 2009
905 - 3:45
905 - 3:45
905 - 3:45
8:10 - 3:00
725 - 2:25
Kindergarten
905 - 11:45
1:05 -3:45
ABOUT THE CALENDAR
By Ohio Law, students are required to be in school 182 days, two of which may be professional statTmeetings and two
parent-teacher conference days. Schools may be closed for up to three days for severe weather conditions or other
calamities. If all three calamity days are used, the following dates will be used as make-up days first day-June 10,
second - June 13, and third June 14. If you are in doubt about school being in session, please listen to the radio. Do
not telephone the school since this ties up our telephone lines which may be needed for emergency calls. The radio
stations used for announcements are WAKR, WKDD, WNIR, and WTAM. If you do not hear the Copley-Fairlawn
City Schools announced as closed, schools will be in session as usual.
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May
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Fort Island
Herberich
Middle School
High School
PARENT CONFERENCES
All conferences are scheduled in the evening
April
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Commencement June 5, 20II
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March
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Each year the Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education is required by law to adopt a school calendar. The school year for
students begins August 31, 2010 and ends June 9,2011.
February
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Holiday/Recess (No School)
ParentlTeacher Conferences, see schedule
Teacher Work/Inservice Day (No School)
First and Last Day for Students
Inservice Day (No School)
Conference Compensation Day (No School)
3797 Ridgewood Road - Copley, OR 44321-1695
Board of Education Office - 330-664-4800
www.copley-fairlawn.org
, President
, Vice-President
John L. Wheadon, Treasurer
Roger L. Saurer, Superintendent
Brian E. Poe, Assistant Superintendent
Steven E. Robinson, Business Manager
FALL:
09/3011 0 - ElementarylMiddle School
10/21/10- ElementarylMiddle School
11/0411 0 - ElementarylMiddle School
11/11/10- High School
11/18/l 0 - High School
11/29/10 - Conference Compensation Day
08/30/10 .
Teachers First Day
08/31/10 .
Students First Day
09/06/10 .
. Labor Day
1O/l511 0 .
NEOEA Day
10/18/10 .
Inservice Day
11/05/10
. End of First Grading Period (46)
11/25/l 0 - II /28/l 0
Fall Break
II /29/l 0 .
Conference Compensation Day
12/2311 0 - 01/03111
... Winter Break
01117111
. M. L. King
01/21111
. End of Second Grading Period (43)
SPRING
02117/11 - ElementarylMiddlelHigh School
02/24/l J - High School
04/25/11 - Conference Compensation Day
01/24/11
Records Day
02/21/11
Presidents' Day
03/25/11
End ofThird Grading Period (43)
Spring Break
04/04/11 - 04/08/l1
Break
04/22/11
04/25/11
.. Conference Compensation Day
Memorial Day
05/30/11
Commencement
06/05/11
End of Fourth Grading Period (46)
06/09111
. . Records Day
06/10111
Copley High School Time Schedules
MODS
REGULAR TIME
SCHEDULE
First Bell
7:20am
Mods 1-2
7:25 am - 8:15 am
Mods 3-4
Mods 5-6
Mods 7-8
Mods 8-9
8:20 am - 9:15 am
9:20 am - 10:10 am
10:15 am - 11:05 am
10:50 am -11:40 am
Mods 9-10
Mods 10-11
Mods 12-13
Mods 14-15
11:10am - 12:00 pm
11:45 am - 12:35 pm
12:40 pm - 1:30 pm
1:35 pm - 2:25 pm
MODS
Homeroom TIME
SCHEDULE
First Bell
7:20 am
Mods 1-2
7:25 am - 8:14 am
Homeroom
Mods 3~4
Mods 5-6
Mods 7-8
Mods 8-9
.Mods 9-10
Mods 10-11
Mods 12-13
Mods 14-15
8:19 am - 8:26 am
8:31 am - 9:20 am
9:25 am - 10:14 am
10:19 am - 11:08 am
10:54 am - 11:43 am
11:13 am - 12:02 pm
11:48 am - 12:37 pm
12:42 pm - 1:31 pm
1:36 pm - 2:25 pm
LUNCH MODS
Lunch 7: 10:15-10:45
Lunch 9: 11:10-11:40
Lunch 11: 12:05-12:35
LUNCH MODS
Lunch 7: 10:19-10:49
Lunch 9: 11:13-11:43
Lunch 11: 12:07-12:37
High School
A.M. & P.M. Traffic Patterns
Morning:
A. Buses enter the Front Circle through Gate #1 and drop off by the FRONT doors. B. Parents dropping their students off utilize Gate #4, the western gate near the football stadium. Drop off will be by the POOL doors ONLY. C. Student drivers will enter the Student Lot through Gates #3 & #4. (Please do NOT use Gate #3 as a short cut to drop off students.) D. Teachers will continue to enter Gate #1 to park in the rear east lot. E. Gate #2 is ONE WAY from 6:45 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. Ridgewood Rd.
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2. Buses utilize the center circle in front of the school.
3. Students turning left leave out Gate #3 which will be open after school.
4. Students turning right exit Gate #4
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Copley High School TRAFFIC PATTERNS EXPLAINED
Morning ONLY
A.
Parents dropping their students off will utilize Gate #4 ONLY, the western
gate, nearest the football stadium. They will flow along the stadium and
the practice fields, assisted by the Copley Township road barricades that
will help direct the car to the glass pool doors school entrance. Parents
will exit through Gate #2, assisted by the Copley Police Department. For
safety reasons, please do not cut thru the Gate #3 for drop offs or drive
thru lot where students are walking.
B.
Student drivers will also enter through Gate #4, the western gate, nearest
the football stadium. Students will also follow the barricades to the
center aisle, where they will turn right, and park their cars.
C.
Buses will enter Gate #1, and drop their students off at the Main CHS
entrance, utilizing the center circle. Buses will exit Gate #2, assisted
by the Copley Police Department.
D.
Faculty will enter Gate #1 and proceed to the rear faculty parking lot.
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FACULTY AND BUSES ENTRANCE ONLY
EXITS ONLY FOR PARENTS AND BUSES from 7:00-7:30 a.m.
STUDENT DRIVERS ONLY
ENTRANCE ONLY FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS
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TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM SCHOOL
BUS ROUTES, including bus numbers and pickup times and locations, have been finalized for the new
school year. The assignments have been mailed directly to individual students.
Please review the Traffic Pattern page. PLEASE NOTE: The circular drive in front of Copley High School is
closed to any traffic on both sides at the end of the day from 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. This is necessary to allow our
buses free access and to provide a safe loading and unloading area for our students. Please do not park on the
circle in front of the building at this time.
PARKING PERMITS
Student drivers must park in the student lot at the west end of the building. All students who drive will be
required to purchase a parking permit from Mr. Gurski, Assistant Principal. Permits will be sold for $50 ($25
per semester) during the month of September. If a permit is not displayed by Oct. 1, driving privileges will
be rescinded.
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LUNCH PRICES
Elementary, K-4
Middle School, 5-8
High School, 9-12
Adult
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Note: The Copley-Fairlawn City School District
will participate in the Free and Reduced Lunch
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the Federal Government for the 2010-11 school
year. Applications are available in the office.
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Website: www.copley-fairlawn.org
GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT
Guidance Office Phone
330-664-4827
Guidance Office Fax
330-664-4951
August/September
Guidance Staff:
Debbie Good
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Corinne Magensky P- Z
Patty Kramer - Secretary
THANK YOU TO STEPHANIE BARNES WHO SERVED IN OUR GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT FOR FOUR YEARS.
SHE LEFT TO WORK IN ANOTHER SCHOOL SYSTEM AND IS REPLACED BY DEBBIE GOOD, A FORMER HIGH
SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNSELOR IN OUR DISTRICT. BEST WISHES TO STEPHANIE BARNES AND
A HARDY WELCOME TO DEBBIE GOOD.
Wednesday, August 25
Freshman/New Student Orientation
Copley High School main gym, 9:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
All students will report directly to their homerooms to pick up current copies of their schedules. Tuesday,
August 31 is the first day of school for all students, although vocational students will begin their compact
programs before that date. Vocational students will receive a letter from Mrs. Magensky detailing the
students’ beginning of school.
Counselors will return to the building on Monday, August 16, 2010. Students may resolve any schedule
conflicts from August 20 through August 27. No preference changes will be made.
New students must register through the Board of Education Office (330-664-4800). After applications are
approved, new students may schedule an appointment with Mrs. Kramer, the guidance secretary, by calling
330-664-4827. Registration for new students can be scheduled from August 17 through August 19 from 9:0011:00 a.m. and from 1:00-3:00 p.m.
SCHEDULE CHANGE POLICIES AND OPTIONS FOR 2010-2011
All schedule change requests must meet the following criteria:
• Summer school coursework is completed and affects course selections.
• There is a change in the student’s program of studies.
• There is a course conflict that requires a change of schedule.
• There is a computer error.
• Course prerequisites have not been met.
• A required course needs to be repeated.
Changes will not be made to accommodate lunches or teacher preferences.
All students were given opportunities during the spring to make schedule adjustments. The option to change a
schedule in August, without meeting at least one of the above criteria, will not be available. The deadline for
schedule adjustments is September 13.
2010 National Christian College Fair – Monday, September 13, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Cuyahoga Valley
Christian Academy, 4687 Wyoga Lake Road, Cuyahoga Falls, OH
COLLEGE TEST DATES
2010-2011 ACT
www.act.org
Test Dates
*September 11
October 23
December 11
February 12
April 9
*June 11
Registration Deadline
August 6
September 17
November 5
January 7
March 4
May 6
2010-2011 SAT
www.collegeboard.com
Test Dates
October 9
November 6
December 4
January 22
March 12
May 7
June 4
Registration Deadline
September 10
October 8
November 5
December 23
February 11
April 8
May 6
* Test given at Copley High School. The Copley High School test center code is 173800. Limited seating is available,
so sign up early.
Please note: Both the SAT and the ACT require registration at least one month prior to the actual test date. Late
registration is available with an extra fee. Any student planning to take these tests should promptly see his/her guidance
counselor for registration information and sample materials.
SAT & PLAN TEST PLANNING FOR SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS
The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) will be
given to tenth and eleventh grade students on Wednesday, October 13, 2010 at CHS. Cost for the test will be $14.00.
Students who plan to take the SAT should take the 2010 PSAT/NMSQT this October. The PSAT/NMSQT tests verbal
and mathematical reasoning and writing skills, making it an excellent preparation for the SAT. The PSAT/NMSQT will
provide students with personalized feedback on college success skills that will be tested on the SAT.
The PLAN Test will be given to tenth grade students on November 9, 2010. The content of the PLAN test is closely
tied to that of the achievement tests in the ACT Assessment, which is broadly used for college entrance and placement
decisions. The curriculum-based tests cover the skills and knowledge that are commonly taught in the nation’s
schools and are judged to be important for success in both high school and college. Tests measure what
students know and what they are able to do with their knowledge. The cost is $11.00.
Test information is available in the Guidance Office (330-664-4827).
How Do I See a School Counselor?
Students are encouraged to visit the Guidance Office any time they are free – before school, during a study hall,
during lunch, or after school. Students should NOT miss a class in order to see their counselor unless it is an
emergency.
When a student enters the Guidance Office, he or she should arrange an appointment with Mrs. Kramer, the
guidance secretary. A student is not in trouble if he or she is asked to come to the Guidance Office.
What Does a School Counselor Do?
•
CLASSROOM GUIDANCE – Counselors work cooperatively with staff to provide vocational, college, career,
and financial aid information.
•
INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING – Counselors are trained to help resolve personal, social, educational, and career
development issues.
•
GROUP COUNSELING – Counseling may be provided in small groups to help students with concerns about
relationships, personal matters, and developmental tasks.
•
PARENT CONSULTATION –Counselors will conduct parenting meetings, facilitate conferences, and offer
appropriate information for situations as they arise.
•
STAFF CONSULTATION –Counselors assist staff members in obtaining knowledge and skills, e.g. learning
styles and test interpretation.
•
CONSULTATION WITH THE COMMUNITY – Counselors may refer students and their families to
community agencies when long-term counseling is needed to help with more serious personal, social, or
educational concerns.
•
ADMINISTRATIVE/CLERICAL ACTIVITIES – The counseling staff will administer standardized tests,
oversee the scheduling process, and review college applications.
•
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT – Counselors work collaboratively with other school/community members on the
development of the Guidance Program by identifying and gathering guidance resources, designing activities, and
assessing and evaluating their impact.
•
PUPIL APPRAISAL –Counselors will assist in the collaborative effort to identify students’ strengths, needs, and
interests through intervention assistance, team assessments, multi-factored evaluations, individual career plans,
etc.
What is confidentiality?
The Guidance Office is a place a student or parent may come to discuss concerns confidentially.
Confidentiality means that personal concerns will not be shared with others. However, counselors are required
by law to contact other adults if a situation arises that puts someone in physical or emotional harm.
What might bring a student to the Guidance Office?
• I’m here because other students are giving me a hard time.
• I don’t have any idea what I want to do after graduation.
• I am having problems with one of my teachers.
• My girlfriend/boyfriend dumped me.
• I need help figuring out how to get better grades.
What might bring a parent to the Guidance Office?
• I need to communicate with all the teachers about a situation at home and/or a medical need.
• I need some suggestions on how to improve my child’s study habits.
• Which courses does my child need to get into college?
GET YOUR NEW HIGH SCHOOLER OFF TO A GOOD START THIS YEAR.
1. Set up a study routine. High school teachers give longer assignments and expect students to take more responsibility for
their own learning. Get your teen into a regular study routine. Every day at the same time, he/she needs to block out at least
one hour for studying or reading materials.
2. Encourage your teen to be active. Kids who are more active in school activities do better in school.
3. Think about what your teen wants to do after high school. If he/she plans to go to college, now is the time to start taking
the necessary classes and earning the grades. Senior year may be too late to take all the classes he/she will need.
4. Make sure your child gets enough sleep. Research shows that teens are sleep deprived. You can’t change the starting time
of your teen’s high school, but you can make sure he/she goes to bed at a reasonable time every night. While he/she may
never agree to take a “nap,” if you suggest it’s “power sleeping,” he/she may get a little extra sleep after school before
studying.
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In order to promote student academic achievement, Copley High School publishes various recognition rolls each nine-week grading
period. Students who earn a 4.0 and above grade point average (GPA) receive Principals Roll status; those with a 3.5-3.99 GPA
receive Honor Roll Status; and students with a 3.0-3.49 GPA receive Merit Roll recognition. Students at all grade levels must carry a
full course load and not receive any incomplete grades for the grading period in order to qualify for this recognition. (Hence, students
with incompletes are not included below.)
12TH
ADAIR, NICHOLAS
BEAUREGARD, ALEXIA
BETZ, RACHEL
BOLOGNA, KAYLA
BUCKHAM, MADDISON
9th
BUDIMLIC, SIMON
AALSETH, COURTNEY
CALDERONE, ALEXANDER
AALSETH, DILLON
CHRISTOPHER, REBECCA
ABDOULKARIM, IMAN
COHEN, ARIEL
BOTOSAN, JACOB
CROWLEY, KIMBERLY
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CSEPE, THOMAS
BAUMGARDNER, BRYAN
ALEXANDER, JESSICA
EMICH, SUMMER
DAVIS, SARAH
BLASHFORD, ETHAN
BLACHANIEC, LEAH
FARBER, TAYLOR
DEMOR, STEVEN
BOSWELL, MELISSA
BURNS, CASEY
FARBER, WHITNEY
DESIMONE, KATELYN
CARDONE, LISA
CALDERONE, MEGAN
FELA, ELIZABETH
DONCASTER, LAURA
FRANK, LAUREN
CHECK, DENNIS
HASKINS, CHRISTOPHER
DRESSLER, KEVIN
FRIES, TIMOTHY
CHEN, ANNA
HAYS, JACOB
FELA, ERIC
FROST,
AMBER
COPELAND, EVAN
HELFER, EMILY
FRESH, DAVID
GARRISON,
JON
CRANE, SAMANTHA
JEONG, SOHYUN (LACEY)
GREEN, MONICA
GRABLE, ABIGAIL
DESIMONE, GINA
JIVAN, WESLEY
HERCHICK, SAMANTHA
HAIDER, SYED
DUGAN, MICHAEL
JOSEPH, SAMUEL
HODGE, MEGAN
HELFER, SARAH
ELISEEVA, OLGA
KABACH,SARA
HORVATH, KRISTINA
HUNKO-HAYNACK, EMMA
FEATHER, LYNDSAY
KELLER, GINA
HU, JENNIFER
JIANG, LEAR
GAUG, ANDREW
KOELLNER, MITCHELL
JARMUSIK, NATALIE
KAUFMAN,
DEVON
GOLDSTEIN, KAYLA
LEATHERS, SYDNEE
KANG, JISOO
KULAS,
JACKSON
HANEY, EVAN
LEE, JOON
KASTING, KRYSTEN
LEVY, CHARISTOPHER
HARPEL,
ANDREW
LEFKOVITZ, LANDON
KHAN, OMER
MCCURRACH, IAN
ISLER, SARAH
MCCURRACH, ANDREW
KLEIN, KASEY
MERRITT, BRITTNEY
JIVAN, KAYLEE
MYERS, PAIGE
KOLK, MICHELLE
MIDDENDORF, HEIDI
KORMUSHOFF, ALEXANDRE
NACE, TYLER
LEE, HA NEUL
MOYEN, SAAJID
LENTINE, JAMES
RAJKOWSKI, BRANDON
LEFKOVITZ, LAUREN
NOONAN, CASEY
LIAO, CHUGUO (JOSEPH)
REED, DANIELLE
MAAS, III, JOHANNES
PANG,
EDWARD
MASON, DANIEL
REVESZ, AMANDA
MATWEYOU, ELLA
PETSCHE,
ALYSSA
ROBBINS, JESSICA
SMITH, AMY
MILLER, PATRICK
RININGER, ELISE
SAFFLE, SCOTT
SNYDER, RYAN
NACE, EMILY
ROBERTS, JENNIFER
SCHMIDT, SAMANTHA
STROBELT-MCCANN, NEVAN
NOBLE, BETHANY
SAMSON-AKPAN, LATASHA
SEE, DEVIN
TALLEY, MARY JO
NORVAL, BROOKE
SCHAFFNER, SHELBY
SMEZNIK, BETHANY
VIDALIS, ANDREW
PARSONS, WILLIAM
SCHOENBERGER, GRACE
WALLACE, MACKENZIE
WANG, ERIC
PASINI, DAVID
SCHOENEWALD,
LAUREN
WANG, JEFFREY
WEIGAND, PETER
REICHENBACH
, KATELYN
SCHUMACHER,
ALLISON
WISEMAN, CHRISTY
YERIGERI, KEVAL
ROURKE,
KELLY
STOPAR,
ALEXANDER
YANG, VICTORIA
SCHURR, HANNAH
SUTTER, KYLE
SHOBE, JONATHAN
TRIBUZI, ERIKA
SMEZNIK, MEGAN
VANGILDER, AMANDA
TOMAYKO, JOSHUA
WEBB, KATHERINE
TORRES, TONI
ZUREK, SYDNEY
VARLEY, MATTHEW
VIJ, ROHIN
WANG, CAROLINE
WELLS, ANNE
WILKERSON, REBECCA
SIMON, NATALIE
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ABDOULKARIM, LAYLAA
ADKINS, NATHAN
ALBRECHT, SUMMER
BAILEY, TYLER
BEARD, TAYLOR
BIDWELL, NATHAN
BOYD, CAROLINE
BROWN, COURTNEY
BURTON, COLIN
CANODE, HIKARU
CHAPMAN, ISAAC
D’ATTOMA, JACQUELINE
DEMOR, BENJAMIN
DOWNEY, CAROLYN
FELIX, MALCOLM
FREYHOF, REBEKAH
GATHAGAN, BRANDON
GEHRING, MELISSA
GJORGIEVSKI, GORAN
GOSNEY, RENEE
GREEN, ALEXIS
GREGORY, MIKAYLA
HANNA, ALYSE
HERR, HANNAH
HICKMAN, DAMON
JARMUSIK, JEFFREY
JURY, IRINA
KAHWAJI, DAVID
KALISH, NATHANIAL
KASZUBSKI, MORGAN
KIEFER, BREANNA
KULAS, JACOB
LEACH, MONICA
LEACH, NATALIE
LUNDY, TAYLOR
MARTIN, ALLISON
MARTIN, NICHOLAS
MATTEI, RYAN
MC LEAN, SARAH
NAGY, STEPHANIE
NICKERSON, MARCUS
NORVAL, BRENNAN
PECK, MONICA
PENNINGTON, JARAD
RAMNYTZ, MARY
RANKIN, LILLIAN
RAY, MARCUS
REDD, JENNA
REJON, ANGELA
SCHEPP, CORY
SELF, AARON
SHY, ALICE
SMITH, TAJAH
STANTON, ALEXANDREA
TAURER, NINA
TAYLOR, INDIA
TEBCHERANI, CLAUDINE
THOMAS, ASHLEY
TYNAN, BRIDGET
UEYOKO, SOICHIRO
WASHBURN, ZOE
10th GRADE
AITKEN, CASANDRA
AL-SHIMERY, NORAL
ARNOLD, KEVIN
BEAUREGARD, KEIFER
BELLIS, RENEE
BERK, KIMBERLY
BORGEN, ANDREW
BUDIMLIC, GORDON
BURTON, ALEXANDER
CHO, EUN
CHRISTOPHER, EMILY
COHEN-CHUDOMELKA,LINDSIE
CSAKY, HOLLY
CSEPE, STEVEN
DAVIS, DANIELLE
DOWNEY, KEVIN
ECK, JAMES
EMERSON, SAMANTHA
FISH, EMMA
FRAZIER, JESSICA
GAJARSKYKOTTLER,BRITTANY
GALLIEN, MICHAELA
GEISENDORFER, NICHOLAS
GIGLIOTTI, LOUIS
GOLDSTEIN, CARRIE
GOODMAN, NATALIE
GOULD, IAN
GRAF, TAYLOR
HARVEY, JACOB
HASSAN, SASHA
HASTINGS, EMMA
HAVERCHAK, ALEXANDRA
HAWKINS, HEATHER
HECKMAN, DANIEL
HITE, CHRISTINA
HOEFLE, BROOKE
HRUBIK, WHITNEY
IVERSON, RACQUELLE
KASZUBSKI, IAN
KLEINES, SARA
KRACKER, MEGAN
LANE, CHRISTOPHER
LEE, JIHYE (SOPHIE)
MAREK, CHRISTINA
MASTRANGELO, TYLER
MATAR, SUMMER
MCKELVEY, ALEXANDRA
MCMAHAN, KATEY
MEYER, NICOLE
MILLER, MARGARET
MORRIS, BAILEY
NEDOLAST, MATTHEW
PARKER, ISAAK
PLAYER, ARYELLE
POLLAK, MICHAEL
POWELL, CHYINA
POWELL, TAYLOR
PUPINO, NICHOLAS
REIF, DEVON
REINKE, MATTHEW
RUHAAK, BRADLEY
SANDQUIST, KATELYN
SAUNDERS, ALIA
SHEA, RYAN
SHINOHARA, DAIGA
SHOCKEY, MARGARET
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SWEETEN, HAILEY
TEKTAS, MELISA
THELEN, KELSEY
TOMAYKO, JASON
WAHL, ANTHONY
WANG, SISSEL
WEBB, EMMA
WEBEL, JESSE
WELLS, JOHN
WITTKOPP, SAMANTHA
WYLIE, ABIGAIL
ZAKE, BRYAN
11th GRADE
ALMUSAITEER, ABDULRAHMAN
BERKOVITZ, JON
BIGGINS, ANNE
BORCHIK, DAVID
BRANOVACKI, LARISSA
CAMPBELL, ALISE
CANNON, TREVOR
CAWTHORNE, ERIN
CAYE, NICOLE
CHUPARKOFF, KENNETH
COBB, AMBER
CONNOLLY, JOSEPH
CORNWALL, HALEY
CROFT, JENNIFER
DRESSLER, ANDREW
DREZDZON, MATTHEW
EGGERT, ERIN
EZZIE, JESSICA
GAUTHIER, ERIN
GIANCARLI, AUDRA
GILL, ERIKA
GRAF, KELSEY
GRUICH, ALEXANDRA
HALE, KRISTIN
HAYS, ZACHARIAH
HEMPHILL, KARA
JONES, ALYSSA
KIM, CAROL
KNIGHT, LINDSAY
KOELLNER, KATHERINE
KOTRAN, SAMUEL
KRUSE, SARAH
LENTINE, JOSEPH
LEWIS, MICAH
LOUGHRY, CHRISTOPHER
LUCAS, JASON
LUPO, JOSEPH
MACCLELLAN, JESSICA
MARTIN, NICKOLAS
MARTIN, SARAH
MATAR, SHATHA
MCKELVY, MICHAEL
MEHOK, RICHARD
MIGDAL, SPENCER
MILLER, TYLER
MOYER, VICTORIA
NICKERSON, FRANCES
NIXON, SCOTT
ORCHOSKY, STEVEN
OSTAPOWICZ, PETER
PESSEFALL, JENNIFER
POPOVICH, KAILYN
QUEENER, AISHA
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11th GRADE (cont.)
RAJKOWSKI, ALYSSA
RAMSEY, SALENA
REDOVIAN, KAITLYN
RICKER, EMILY
ROBERTS, CHRISTINA
RUMAN, ALENA
SCHNEIDER, ANTHONY
SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM
SCHOENEWALD, GREGORY
SCRUGGS, IMANI
SHEMUGA, LAURA
SKORMAN, TAYLOR
SLOVENSKY, ALYSSA
SNYDER, JOSHUA
SPENGLER, CARASELLA
SWEETEN, LAUREN
SZALAY, ALEX
TABLER, ADAM
THOMPSON, COURTNEY
THOMPSON-MOSES,
JORDAN
TURNER, JANAE
VRABEC, CURTIS
WEST, KAYLIE
WHITE, THOMAS
WILLETT, SHANNON
WISE, ERICA
ZIMMER, MEGAN
12th GRADE
ABEYESEKERA, JUDITH
BENNETT, BROCK
BIRTI, KIRI
BREEDEN, RACHEAL
BROCKMAN, CLAYTON
BROWN, SHELLEY
BURGESS, TAYLOR
BURHOE, JACHIN
BURNS, PEYTON
CHRIST, ADRIAN
COSTA, FRANKLIN
DAHER, ALEXANDER
DAHER, LUKE
DANKO, WESLEY
D’ATTOMA, JOSEPH
D’AVELLO, MARIA
DAVIDSON, KRISTINA
DECRISTOFORO, BREANNA
DEVIA, JAVIERA
DOMBROWSKI, COLTON
ELIE, THOMAS
ELLIS, PHILLIP
EVANKOVICH, AMY
FERGUSON, MICHAEL
GAMBOA, ALEJANDRO
GARTH, JASMINE
GEORGE, CHRISTIAN
GILL, ZACHARY (TYLER)
GRAN, SABRINA
GROH, NATHAN
GUYTON, AMBER
HARTER, JILLIAN
HOSE, SAMANTHA
KAPUSINSKI, CARLI
KEARNS, ALEXXIS
KEIGER, DANIEL
KLIONS, JULIE
KUNGLE, BRITTANY
12th GRADE (cont.)
LAYMON, ADAM
LAYMON, ALEX
MAKISHI, ANDREW
MARTIN, JONATHAN
MARTIN, TAYLOR
MATTEI, NICOLE
MITCHELL, KATHLEEN
MORGAN, MELANIE
NEAL, MARRISSA
NIST, TIMOTHY
OLIVER, SARA
PALMIERI, STEVEN
PATTERSON, AARON
PELLE, ALEXANDER
PERNECKER, THOMAS
PETERS, JOSHUA
PIKE, CONNOR
POPP, MADISON
PUPINO, NICOLE
REYNOLDS, KATELYNN
ROBINSON, JAZ
RODENBECK, ANDREW
ROSE, MICHAEL
ROURKE, KATIE
ROWLANDS, LAUREN
RUHAAK, BRIAN
SABO, ASHLEY
SABO, JOSEPH
SCHALL, ELLIOT
SCHOENEWALD, JAMES
SCHOTT, ANDREW
SCHWARTZ, ABIGAIL
SHAH, ANOLI
STAKLEFF, SLOAN
TEKTAS, DERYA
THOMAS, KAYSEA
TREBISKY, ALEX
WATKINS, KAYLA
WHARTON, JESSICA
WOODYARD, CYDNEY
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9TH GRADE
9TH GRADE
ATEN, AUSTIN
BANIT, LUBA
BAUMGARDNER, KELSEY
BEGUM, DOLY
BOLOGNA, DANIEL
BRAMAN, KORY
BRIDGES, JABREA’
BROWN, TROY
BUCHANAN, ANTHONY
BUDO, KOSTA
BURT, ALONZO
CALHOUN, JACOB
10TH GRADE
11th GRADE
ALLEN, ELISHA
AXE, ETHAN
BARTEL, ALAINA
BOTOSAN, DANIELLE
BURKE, JORDAN
COSTA, BRANDYN
CROSSGROVE, JORDAN
DAYAN, ETHAN
DELP, RONALD
DEMROVSKY, MITCHELL
DICHLIAN, MICHELLE
DROTAR, ANDREA
12th GRADE
ALLEN, RODRICK
ANDERSON, CALVIN
BENSON, NICOLE
BOLAS, EMILY
BOTOSAN, MARYBETH
BUTLER, NICOLE
BUTLIEN, ROBERT
CAROTHERS, ZAKARY
CARTER, CESILY
CARTER, DIONNE
CHO, SHIN (SAMUEL)
9TH GRADE
9TH GRADE
CARDEN, DANIELLE
CAYE, ABBY
CSENSICH, SHANNON
DEMROVSKY, AARON
DICOSIMO, JOSEPH
FORBES, NIA
FRAGALE, STEPHANIE
GRANT, RILEY
HAMAD, COSETTE
HILTON, SAMUEL
HOWELL, WILLIAM
JOHNSON, SANTERIA
10TH GRADE
AITKEN, KAYLA
ALMUSAITEER, MOHAMMAD
ARNOLD, BLAKE
BAIRD, CHRISTA
BETINIS, SARA
BRADY, LATAVIA
BRUCE, JUSTIN
BRUNENMEISTER, ALLISON
BUCHANAN, SARAH
BURHOE, NATHANIEL
CHADDA, RAJAT
COMBEST, KIA
COPEN, CHARLEENA
DEAN, BRIANNA
DICOSIMO, ANTHONY
ELLISON, MICHAEL
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10TH GRADE
ENSTROM, BRANDON
FARAHATI, SAHAND
FIELDS, KELLY
GANGLE, MICHAEL
GEORGE, ASHLEY
GILL, BLAINE
GUEDRAS, JESSICA
HARRIS, LAWRENCE
HISS, KARL
HYLBERT, SAMANTHA
JACKSON, CHRISTOPHER
KISER, BRENTON
12TH GRADE
CODY, JEREMY
DATES, DEMIKA
DIXON, DOMINIQUE
DOMBRADY, JUSTIN
DURANT, RAYMOND
FEERASTA, NASIR
GATHAGAN, BRYCE
GOODMAN, CODY
HACKETT, PAIGE
HARAMIS, CASSANDRA
HENIGE, SAMUEL
9TH GRADE
KAPLAN, ALEXANDRA
KARAKIS, DIMITRI
KENYON, ELISE
KISH, EVAN
MILLER, CODY
MORGAN, ANDREW
NEAWEDDE, ANNA
NIST, DREW
O’LEARY, VINCENT
PANGAS, GINGER
PELLE, MIRANDA
PHAN, TOMMY
10TH GRADE
FINLEY, KOHL
GAMAUF, EMILY
GAVIN, JOSHUA
GIAKOS, ZOE
GRIGGS, MORIAH
GUYTON, ANTHONY
HARAMIS, TESSA
HEARD, KAYLA
HORNING, MARISSA
JANOS, PETER
JOHNSON, MAXWELL
KIHN, GUILLAUME
KLINE, THOMAS
LABATE, KRISTINE
LABATE, MERISSA
MAKISHI, JASON
11TH GRADE
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9TH GRADE
PRENTISS, MEKENZIE
QUAM, LUKE
ROBBINS, JOEL
ROBINSON, CARA
ROUNTREE, ROLEEZA
ROW, ALEXANDRA
ROWLANDS, DAVID
SABIN, KATHERINE
12TH GRADE
HRUBIK, KEVIN
HUFF, CODY
IVASKU, KEVIN
JEWETT, GREGORY
JOHNSON, DEVONTE
KANSA, ALEXANDER
LUFT, SALLIE
MCCROSKEY, JUSTIN
MCKINNIE, TAYLOR
MCNULTY, MEGAN
MEACHAM, JAEHLA
9TH
SUBOTIN, ADAM
TWIGG, PAITAN
VRABEC, ERICA
WALTERS, BRANDON
WINLAND, SAVANNA
WOODWARD, DAVID
YASEEN, ABDULLAH
SMITH, JON THOMAS
SOLTIS, BENJAMIN
STANKARD, JOHN (JACK)
10TH GRADE
MARSHALL, CLAIRE
MASON, EVAN
MCNAIR, JORDAN
MORIC, NICOLA
NACE, NICOLE
PEARCE, ANDRU
PFEIFFER, MICHAEL
PFLUEGER, JOHN
PIETZ, DANIEL
PORTER, ASHLEY
PRISTIC, MAXWELL
RAMSEY, PAULA
RICE, HANNAH
RICH, JESSIKA
RICHARDSON, JALEEL
ROCKOFF, JACOB
KLIMO, JOHN
KOOZER, ZACHARY
KROPP, CAMERON
LANE, CAMERON
LOWENSTEIN, NILDA
MARSHALL, JONATHAN
MARTIN, CHRISTOPHER
MARTIN, JAYMES
MESSNER, RYAN
O’DONNELL, DANIEL
PORTER, NICOLAS
RAY, DEISHA
9TH GRADE
SCHOENBERGER, DONOVAN
10TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
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11TH GRADE
REDD, ROBERT
RICHARDSON, TYLER
RODGERS, HAASUN
SANDFORD, BRETT
SCOTT, TRE’
SEEMAN, HANNAH
SIMPSON, DARIUS
SKINNER, KALYN
TABLER, ALEX
TAYLOR, SHAWN
TOBAR, HAZEN
TODARO, STEPHEN
12TH GRADE
MENEER, CLAIRE
MERKLIN, BRIAN
MUBARAK, MOHAMMAD
MURPHY, JENNIFER
PAUL, JORDAN
RAUCKHORST, BRITTNEY
REED, SARAH
ROSE, BENJAMIN
SABO, KENNETH
SAMSON-AKPAN, IKEMESIT
SCOTT, LAUREN
SHARNSKY, LAUREN
10TH GRADE
10TH
SATTERFIELD, LAUREN
SCHINDEWOLF, ANDREW
SCHOTT, JACOB
SCHREINER, CONRAD
SMITH, FATIMA
SPEARS, CHAUNCEY
STITT, DANIEL
THUTT, MICHAEL
TORRENS, REID
TRAYLOR, BRYANNA
VAN DRESS, SARAH
WALKER, ZACHARY
ZELENKA, STEVEN
11TH GRADE
TRAYLOR, KENYA
WANNER, AMANDA
WHEELER, SAMUEL
WILLIAMS, CHARLES
WILLIAMS, HUNTER
WORNER, ALEX
ZBASNIK, JOSEPH
ZORZI, LEAH
12TH GRADE
SHARP, SARAH
SPENGLER, MICHAEL,
STOCK, ELLIOT
TIEDEMANN, MICHAEL
TOBIAS, AARON
TODARO, JOSEPH
VANCANT, BRIANNA
WILLIAMS, DANIEL
GRIMES, RYAN
Dates To Remember
August/September 2010 Issue
August 25
August 31
September 1
September 6
September 7
September 8
September 10
September 15
September 15
September 22
9:30 am
7 – 9 pm
All Day
9:30 am
4:30 – 7 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Freshman/New Student Orientation
First Day of School
CHS Open House
Labor Day – No school
CHS Picture Day
PTA Council meeting
CHS Senior Class Spaghetti Dinner
CHS PTSA meeting
After Prom “TGI Fridays” Fundraiser
After Prom Meeting
CHS Main Gym
CHS Main Gym
CHS MOCR
CHS Commons
CHS MOCR
TGI Fridays
CHS MOCR
*MOCR – Main Office Conference Room
2010-2011
CHS PTSA
Executive Board
Jodi Vrabec
President
330-666-5628
YOU ARE INVITED TO THE CHS PTSA MEETING
Wednesday, September 15th at 7:00 p.m.
Kay Makishi
1st Vice President
330-668-2452
Cheryl Wells
2nd Vice President
330-666-1873
Denise Kepple
Treasurer
330-665-1046
Main Office Conference Room
(Light Refreshments will be served.)
Please plan to attend the first PTSA meeting of the school year. We will plan the activities for the
upcoming school year, discuss CHS events and issues, and meet and talk to the Principal.
We look forward to seeing you!
Laurel Haumesser
Secretary
330-668-4739
Jennifer Grable
PTA Council Rep.
330-666-7996
Christy Kaszubski
PTA Council Rep.
330-666-7453
Cheryl Sandquist
Alt. PTA Council Rep.
330-666-7453
2010-2011
CHS PTSA
Meeting Dates
September 15
October 13
November10
December 8
January 12
February 9
March 9
April 13
May 11
All meetings are held
at 7:00 pm in the HS
Main Conference Room
Stay current with
CHS PTSA information
BECOME A CHS PTSA MEMBER!
Join Copley High School PTSA today! We invite everyone - parents, teachers, students and community
friends – to become a member. When you join our local PTSA you will feel connected with the school
community, have a chance to put your skills to good use by volunteering and set a good example by
demonstrating the importance you place on education.
We’re excited to again provide you with a valuable web-based set of tools that you can use to keep better in
touch with events, activities and timely announcements related to your child’s school experience. These
tools also make it easier, less time-consuming and less expensive for us to operate and fund our PTSA.
Just Between Friends will create a private, secure account for your household and link that account to our
PTSA. You create your own account – no more long membership forms to fill out in a hurry on Open
House evening.
To begin receiving important PTSA information, go to www.justbetweenfriends.com. Enter 20890tok in
the Join Your Group field – it’s your token to get connected. It will take only a few minutes to answer the
questions, verify your information and create your user name and password. If you’re already in the Just
Between Friends system from last year, enter the token and update your information. You will be able to
join the appropriate group, i.e., Parent, Teacher, or Grade of Student. Sign up for volunteer opportunities
under “I want to volunteer”. Use the tools as much or as little as you’d like. Help links accompany the
system on every page. Check the PTSA website for more information or if you have questions. If that
doesn’t help, please e-mail or call me with questions ([email protected]). We’ll activate you in
the system once we receive your membership fees.
The membership fee for each person remains $5.00. We’ll collect fees at Open House on September 1st
and at our first PTSA meeting on Wednesday, September 15th at 7pm. If you are unable to attend either of
these events you can always send the fees to the school. Please make checks out to CHS PTSA and mark
your envelope PTSA MEMBERSHIP.
Please help us in our efforts to go GREEN by registering online. PTSA information will be actively update
via e-mail and it is your chance to stay connected.
by clicking on our link
under “Shortcuts” on
Thank you in advance for your support!
the CHS website
Homepage
Jeannie Alexander, Chairperson
AFTER PROM NEWS
Cheryl Wells, Chairperson
3rd ANNUAL EXTREME GARAGE SALE
First After Prom Meeting
Thank you so much to all of the Copley-Fairlawn families that donated items to
the Extreme Garage Sale and to those who came in and purchased items.
Thanks to our PTSA volunteers: Christy Kaszubski, Jeannie Alexander, Kent
Makishi, Debbie Dugan, Jodi Cawthorne, Barb Peck, Mona Kotran, Belinda
Check, Deb Sutter, Kim Nickerson, Sue Dichlian, Joanne Pang, Beth Hofacker,
Kay Makishi and Cheryl Wells for the many hours that they worked sorting,
pricing and selling the donated items. Also, a big thank you to our student
volunteers: Abby Grable, Jessica Alexander, Erin Cawthorne, Michelle Dichlian,
Sarah Helfer, Monica Peck, Edward Pang, Hazen Tobar, Tyler Miller and Curtis
Vrabec.
7:00 p.m.
CHS Main Conference Room
Come Help Plan This Great
Event for Our Seniors!
It was a successful day as we raised over $3,000! We are off to a great start in
our fundraising efforts for After Prom 2011.
2010 – 2011 After Prom Fundraising Events
Eat Out at TGI Fridays
FURTAL COMES TO CHS
The PTSA is excited to be using a great
new After Prom fundraising tool called
Furtal! If you do your online shopping
through our furtal, the PTSA receives cash
back from each of your purchases at no
additional cost to you.
PTSA earns $5 for every $20 you spend dine-in or carry out
voucher required – in this issue or see PTSA website!
Barnes & Noble Fundraiser
December 1st & 2nd - Holiday shopping & gift wrapping
Before you make your next purchase
online, go to the CHS website, click on
PTSA and then on the “Furtal” link or
simply go to:
B & N Book bag - May 21st & 22nd for summer 2011 Required Reading
furtal.com/school/copley-high-school/PTSA
“Congratulations Copley Grad” Yard Signs
Salute Your Senior!
Available by contacting Cheryl Wells at [email protected]
Choose from the many affiliated
businesses such as Gap, Kohl’s, Target
and Amazon.com and shop as you would
normally. The PTSA will receive a
percentage of your total purchase. Please
support this new fundraising tool that
makes it simple, fun and free to generate
money for our organization and After Prom
2011.
or 330-666-1873
“Beat Revere” Shirts
Available at home football games & in the HS Commons the week of the
Revere game – (Oct 25th thru 29th)
Flowers for Friends
Valentine’s Day Flower Sale – on Valentine’s Day
Watch the PTSA Website for information on these and
other PTSA and After Prom Events!
STUDENT DIRECTORY
Kim Nickerson, Chairperson
CHS PTSA is once again offering a Student/Parent Directory. It is a great resource when organizing events/activities or trying to contact
other parents. The more families that participate, the better resource it will be.
To be included in the directory and receive a finished copy, parents/guardians need to fill out the Directory Form and return it no
later than September 17th to: Copley High School, 3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321 attn: PTSA Directory
A copy of the Directory Form is included in this issue of Smoke Signals and will be sent home with the fall paperwork from school. It is also
available on the PTSA website. The Directory Form includes a page for purchasing ads in the Directory. It is a great way to promote your
business!
Any questions should be directed to Kim at 330-668-6803.
REFLECTIONS IN THE ARTS
NEED HELP WITH COLLEGE APPLICATIONS AND
SCHOLARSHIP SEARCHES?
This year’s theme is “Together we can…”
WE CAN HELP.
This National PTA program is open to
ALL CHS students.
CHS PTSA has parent volunteers who will work with students on
college preparation.
Submit an original work in one of these areas:
Literature, Photography, Musical Composition,
Visual Arts, Film, or Dance Choreography.
Submit your entry by December 10, 2010.
For seniors, the volunteers can help with the college search and
application process.
For sophomores and juniors, the volunteers can help them timeline
when and which standardized tests to take, discuss potential summer
volunteer and/or employment opportunities relevant to their interests,
and help in identifying colleges based on their majors.
More information or details can be found at
www.pta.org and click on “programs”.
Students and parents with questions can contact:
Please contact Jodi Vrabec, [email protected],
with any questions.
Kay Makishi at [email protected]
Barb Varley at [email protected] or
CAREER EXPLORATION
Kay Makishi, Chairperson
We are continuing the program that we started last year that matches students who wish to explore a career with a volunteer who has offered to
speak to our students. Sometimes a student can even shadow the person to get a real feel for the profession. Here are the careers currently
available:
Architect, private firm
Attorney, private firm
Chemist, research and quality control
Chemical Engineer, air pollution control industry
Civil Engineer
Mechanical Engineer, auto industry
Polymer Engineer, University of Akron
Family Physician, private practice
Kindergarten Teacher
Elementary Education
High School Math Teacher, Akron Early College
IT Director, private firm
Small Business Owner, Insurance and Financial Business
Machinist, training program and company
Market Analyst, large company
Non- profit Financial Development, Red Cross fundraising
Nurse, RN, surgical recovery unit
Polymer Scientist, University of Akron
Pre-trial services, U.S. Court System
Probation Officer, U.S. Court System
Psychiatrist, private practice
Research Scientist, bio-medical research lab
Speech Pathologist, educational setting
VP, Investments, investment advisory field
If you are interested in any of these careers or are able to volunteer for the program,
please contact Kay at [email protected] or (330) 668-2452 for more information.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
The PTSA would like to thank the following businesses for their generous support of the CHS 2010
After Prom. The PTSA could not hold this great event for our seniors without the continued
support of our community.
A Wok
Acme / Fred Albrecht Corp.
Akron Aeros
Akron Racers
Akron Symphony
Akron Tractor & Equipment, Inc.
Akron Zoo
American Legion
Anne’s Grapevine
Aramark Refreshment Services
Bake Shop
Bekaert Corporation
Benefit Services
Best Cuts
Boston Mills / Brandywine
Bravo
Brueggers
BW3 Grill & Pub
CHS Food Service
Chick Fil A
Chili’s Grille & Bar
Chipotle Mexican Grill
City of Fairlawn
Coldstone Creamery
Copley Chiropractic Clinic
Copley High School Class of 2010
Copley Lions Club
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
Dannemillers
Dietrich Family Orthodontics
Dominos
Fairlawn City Women’s Club
Fifth Third Bank in Montrose
First Watch
Fitness 19 – Fairlawn Plaza
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Friendlys
Giant Eagle
Gionino’s Pizza
Great Harvest Bread Company
David G. Haas & Maria C. Haas, D.D.S.
Hershey’s (Pat & Sue Dichlian)
House of Hunan
Island Delights
Ivans Deli
J Parker & Sons
Kiwanis of Copley-Fairlawn
Laser Quest
Leonardo’s
Lewis Landscaping and Nursery, Inc.
Longhorn Steak House
Loyal Oak Golf Course, Inc.
Macaroni Grill
Mary Coyle Ice Cream
Max & Erma’s
McDonalds
Mr. G’s
Olive Garden
Omnova Solutions Foundation
On Tap
Outback
Panera’s
PF Chang
Pizza Hut
Primo’s Deli
Red Lobster
Regina’s
Rinky Dink
Riveria Bowling Lanes – AMF Fairlawn
Rizzi’s
Rockne’s
Roebecks
Sam’s Club
Senn Construction Co.
Sheetz
Shislers
Skyway Drive In
Smuckers
Strickland’s
Swenson’s Drive-in Restaurants
Tiffany’s Bakery
Wal-Mart
Winking Lizard
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
There are many volunteer opportunities in the Copley High School PTSA. Please check all in which you are interested.
Forms can be turned into the CHS Main Office or mailed to Copley High School, 3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH
44321 Attn: Volunteer Coordinator.
___ Conference Dinners
AFTER PROM COMMITTEES:
___ Staff Appreciation
___ Chaperone
___ Reflections (Art Program)
___ Clean-up
___ Refreshments (provide refreshments
when needed)
___ Decorations
___ Food
___ Senior Gift Bags
___ Set-Up
___ Sign In & Sign Out
Name
Email Address
Phone #
Copley High School PTSA STUDENT/PARENT DIRECTORY
Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):
Don’t miss out on being included in and receiving a copy of the Copley High School PTSA’s 2010-2011
Student/Parent Directory. Last year we had over 450 students listed. It’s a great resource!
To be included in this directory and receive a copy of the finished directory, please complete, sign, and
return this form to Copley High School, 3807 Ridgewood Rd, Copley, Ohio 44321 attn: PTSA
Directory. Please return no later than September 17.
You must complete and sign this form to be included in the Directory.
One directory will be provided only for households submitting this form.
Please legibly print in ink the information as you would like it to appear in the directory.
Student Information:
__________________________________________,______________________________________, _________
Child 1 Last Name
First Name
Grade
__________________________________________,______________________________________, _________
Child 2 Last Name
First Name
Grade
__________________________________________,______________________________________, _________
Child 3 Last Name
First Name
Grade
Street Address: ___________________________________________City:___________________________
Zip:__________ Phone Number: __________________________
E-mail Address:_________________________________________________________
(check here ______ if you do not want your email to be included in directory, then we will only use it for a database to send information)
Participates in the following school activities: (Please circle all that apply)
Child 1: Music Athletics Academic Teams
Clubs
Clubs
Clubs
Parent(s)/Guardian(s) Information:
Name(s) of adult(s) living at above listed address___________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
If you have any question, please contact Kim Nickerson, 330-668-6803 or [email protected]
Your participation in this Directory indicates that you will not use this information for solicitation purposes.
Advertise
in our Student / Parent Directory
CHECK ONE BOX
Business Card
Ad
Quarter Page
Ad
Half Page
Ad
Full Page
Ad
$25.00
$50.00
$75.00
$125.00
[Please turn in business card with your
order.]
[If you have Ad Art,
send in digital artwork
in .jpg format or
camera ready art.]
in .jpg format or
camera ready art.]
in .jpg format or
camera ready art.]
ADVERTISEMENT INFORMATION
Text for ad where camera ready is NOT provided:
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name
Business Name
Business Address
Business Phone
Email
To be included in this directory and receive a copy of the finished directory,
please complete, sign, and return this form to:
Copley High School
Attn: PTSA Directory Advertisement
3807 Ridgewood Rd, Copley, Ohio 44321
Please return no later than September 17.
Email any art to Kim Nickerson at [email protected]
Copn
125 Montrose West Avenue
Copley, Ohio 44321
330-665-4880
09/23/2009
Copley HS
PTSA AfterProm
9-15-2010
Welcome Back to School, Music Booster Parents and Students,
12th Annual Copley High School Marching Band Invitational The summer has passed all too quickly, as it always does, but we are ready for a new school year and that means a new
Saturday, October 16, 2010 year of financial and volunteer support for our outstanding music program! I hope that everyone is well rested and feels
welcomed and encouraged to jump right in to volunteering at concessions, chaperoning on the buses during football
games
and competitions, and helping to run the Boosters many other fundraising events this year. It truly is the best way
to meet with new and old friends, know what is going on with your musical student and also to feel that you have
Each year, the Copley Music Boosters host a Marching Band Invitational. This event features high school contributed in a significant way to the overall education of your child.
bands from Northeast Ohio presenting their marching band show for the opportunity to advance to State We want to extend a sincere thank you to Sam's Club for allowing the Boosters to purchase two freezers for the price of
level competition. This year on the Infocision Field at Copley Stadium, we are hosting this popular event – one
at the beginning of the summer. As many of you may know, the upper concession stand in the high school was
widely regarded as one of the top competitions in Northeast Ohio. seriously lacking appropriate freezer space making it difficult to keep on hand what we needed for basketball, volleyball,
and other games and events for which we were providing concessions. Thanks to Sam's Club and our two new freezers,
The event is sponsored and organized by the Copley Music Boosters. [All vocal and instrumental parents are we will be ready for our winter and spring activities in the high school.
automatically members of the Copley Music Boosters.] This event requires all Copley Music parents and Sincere thanks are extended to retiring Treasurer Carol Joy Powell and Secretary Beth Crowley. You ladies did an
students to volunteer in two or three hour shifts. outstanding
job in two very busy positions and we can't thank you enough for all of your organization, professionalism
and dedication to the Boosters. You will be sorely missed and hard to replace. I know you will both be around helping
out the Boosters at concessions, events and other activities.
Trip Credit Fundraiser And our Boosters welcome the return of Vice Presidents Sharon Nagy and Lorraine Signore. We are now more
experienced,
and ready to hit the ground running for a new year. Thank you, as well, to Treasurer Alec Works and
While the Copley High School Marching Band Invitational is mainly a fundraiser for Secretary Cristine Braman for taking over this year. We are most excited to have you both on the Board this year,
Boosters, the Music students have the opportunity to earn Trip Credit toward their future bringing with you new energy and ideas.
trip. [Trip occurs every other year. The next trip is Spring 2011.] Attached is an order form [please make copies] to be used to solicit advertising support from local businesses which I hope everyone
has had the chance to take a look at the Music Boosters new and improved web site. Marcy Supelak has
certainlywill be included in the competition program. outdone herself with the interesting and informational site. She is continuing to add and make changes so be
sure to make
it part of your weekly routine to keep up on all that is new with the Boosters. If there is something you
would like to see or a way we can improve communications, please feel free to let us know.
All advertisements [check, ad form, and ad] must be dropped in the white mailbox in the Music Wing by Friday, October 1, 2010. Also, anyone
who is not getting emails regarding the Music Boosters should email any Board Member at any time and
have his or her name added to the list. Even if you notice that you used to get emails and now you are not, chances are
that your email address has been lost to cyber space! We aren't sure what happens, but many email addresses seem to
disapper from year to year.
Good Luck Notes As everyone
realizes, this is a "trip" year and with that brings a new excitement and anxiety to the year. We hope that all
Also attached is the order form [please make copies] for the “Good Luck” Notes that of the music
families with contribute to all of the fundraisers going on this year both financially and through volunteer
efforts. students, parents, relatives, and friends may purchase for $10 each. These also need to be The trip to New York is still in the planning stages but it will certainly be fun and action packed. Families have
the opportunity
to cut down on the overall cost of the trip by participating in the Sausage and Cheese sale, the
turned in with payment by Friday, October 1, 2010. Entertainment Book sale, the Music Card fundraiser, the Citrus sale, and other opportunities throughout the year. Please
keep an eye out on the website, through emails and especially through your Music Student about all of these money
makers. Questions on the Fall Competition – Karen Martin – 330.665.2331 ‐ [email protected]
Until next time, I hope everyone enjoys the remainder of the summer and participates this fall with lots of energy and
enthusiasm
because all are most needed and welcomed!
Questions for the Ads – Nicolette Bartz Koozer ‐ 330.873.9766 ‐ [email protected] Sincerely,
Karen Martin
Meetings are at 7 pm.
Sept 7, Oct 5, Nov 2, Dec 7, Jan 18, Feb 8, March 15, April 12, May 10, June 7
12th Annual Copley High School Marching Band Invitational Saturday, October 16, 2010 Each year, the Copley Music Boosters host a Marching Band Invitational. This event features high school bands from Northeast Ohio presenting their marching band show for the opportunity to advance to State level competition. This year on the Infocision Field at Copley Stadium, we are hosting this popular event – widely regarded as one of the top competitions in Northeast Ohio. The event is sponsored and organized by the Copley Music Boosters. [All vocal and instrumental parents are automatically members of the Copley Music Boosters.] This event requires all Copley Music parents and students to volunteer in two or three hour shifts. Trip Credit Fundraiser While the Copley High School Marching Band Invitational is mainly a fundraiser for Boosters, the Music students have the opportunity to earn Trip Credit toward their future trip. [Trip occurs every other year. The next trip is Spring 2011.] Attached is an order form [please make copies] to be used to solicit advertising support from local businesses which will be included in the competition program. All advertisements [check, ad form, and ad] must be dropped in the white mailbox in the Music Wing by Friday, October 1, 2010. Good Luck Notes Also attached is the order form [please make copies] for the “Good Luck” Notes that students, parents, relatives, and friends may purchase for $10 each. These also need to be turned in with payment by Friday, October 1, 2010. Questions on the Fall Competition – Karen Martin – 330.665.2331 ‐ [email protected]
Questions for the Ads – Nicolette Bartz Koozer ‐ 330.873.9766 ‐ [email protected] 12th Annual Copley High School Marching Band Invitational Saturday, October 16, 2010 High School Bands Invited from Northeast Ohio 3,000 – 5,000 Students and Adults expected to attend the event 25% of each business ad sold by the students go to their Trip Credit Program Advertisement Order Form Full Page Ad Half Page Ad Quarter Page Ad Business Card Ad 8.5” x 11” 4.25” x 11” or 5.5” x 8.5” 4.25” x 5.5” 2” x 3.5” $200.00 $100.00 $50.00 $25.00 Student’s Name Company Name Address City – State – Zip Code Point of Contact ‐ Name Contact – Phone Number Contact – E‐Mail Address Advertisers • Please make your check payable to “COPLEY MUSIC BOOSTERS”. • Return this form [and your electronic artwork in .jpg format] or your actual business card . • Electronic files can also be emailed to [email protected]. Students Please turn in the following NO LATER THAN Friday, October 1, 2010 in the white mailbox in the Music Wing. 1.
2.
3.
Forms Ads Payments Advertising Questions ‐ Nicolette Bartz Koozer – 330.873.9766 or email [email protected] Copley Music Boosters is a 501[c][3] non‐profit organization dedicated to maintaining the excellence of the Copley‐Fairlawn City Schools vocal and instrumental music programs. Thank you for your support. Copley Music Boosters – Fall OMEA Advertising ‐ Copley High School ‐ 3807 Ridgewood Road ‐ Copley, Ohio 44321 12th Annual Copley High School Marching Band Invitational Saturday, October 16, 2010 12th Annual Copley High School Marching Band Invitational Saturday, October 16, 2010 Good Luck Note Order Form Good Luck Note Order Form Put your personal message to your favorite marching band member, section, or Director in the Fall OMEA Program for everyone to see. Great for Moms, Dads, Sisters, Brothers, Grandparents, Friends, and event the pet. - Joe T-Bones Rock!
Put your personal message to your favorite marching band member, section, or Director in the Fall OMEA Program for everyone to see. - Joe T-Bones Rock!
Best Wishes!
[Quads and Color Guard] [Trombone] Love, Mom & Dad 2011 Best Wishes!
[Quads and Color Guard] [Trombone] Alex and Andrea, Copley Band is the Best! We are so proud of you! Great for Moms, Dads, Sisters, Brothers, Grandparents, Friends, and event the pet. Alex and Andrea, Copley Band is the Best! We are so proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad 2011 Love, Mom & Dad 2011 2013 Love, Mom & Dad 2011 2013 2” x 2” Circle ‐ $10 Each 2” x 2” Circle ‐ $10 Each Student Name: Student Name: Instrument / Section: Instrument / Section: Graduating Year: [circle one] 2011 2012 2013 2014 Graduating Year: [circle one] 2011 2012 2013 2014 Message: [30 word maximum] PLEASE PRINT Message: [30 word maximum] PLEASE PRINT Make checks payable to: Copley Music Boosters Place form and payment in an envelope and put them in the white mailbox in the Music Wing. [Good Luck Notes do NOT earn Trip Credit.] Last date to order: Friday, October 1, 2010 Make checks payable to: Copley Music Boosters Place form and payment in an envelope and put them in the white mailbox in the Music Wing. [Good Luck Notes do NOT earn Trip Credit.] Last date to order: Friday, October 1, 2010 ash ‐‐ Check # _________ Cash ‐‐ Check # _________ FUNDRAISING – TRIP CREDIT OPPORTUNITITES & VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES COPLEY MUSIC CARDS
A Copley tradition is back by popular
demand.
The Copley Music Card offers special deals
and/or discounts at various local businesses
for an entire year.
Each
student
who sells a card earns trip
credits for next year’s trip to further their
music education and experience.
The Music Cards are $10.00 and your
support
goes to both the choir and band
students and our local community
businesses.
Thank you – GO INDIANS!!!
MUSIC YARD SIGNS ARE HERE!!
Put away your Pink Flamingo sitting in your
yard. Make a statement and show your
school
spirit by purchasing a Copley Music
Yard Sign. Each sign is $15.00 each and
can be purchased by contacting a CMB
Board Member or by stopping by the Spirit
at any home football game.
Barn
Marching Band Competition –
Advertising Opportunities
We are still selling advertising space in the
event program for the upcoming Copley
Band Competition. This is wonderful
opportunity to advertise your local business
and help the school music program at the
same time. Students earn Trip Credits!!!
Good Luck Notes are also available for
$10.00 each. Make a shout out to your
friend or to your band student!
Questions for the Ads
Nicolette Bartz Koozer, 330.873.9766
[email protected]
Questions regarding the Fall Competition
Lorraine Signore - 330-812.4738 –
[email protected]
All the proceeds benefit the music students
at the
CHS and CFMS. Thank you for your
partronage! We Need You!
Volunteers are needed to work concessions
throughout the year. Right now, we have
football, volleyball and boys & girls soccer.
Please
consider making a difference with a few
hours of your time.
FRUIT SALE COMING
Check the Music Booster website for volunteer
opportunities or contact a board member!
Mid-October 2010!!!!
MORE INFORMATION TO COME
Thank you.
2010/2011 Entertainment Books The 2010/2011 Entertainment Books are being offered by the Copley Music Boosters in support of the Choir and Band programs. Each book offers discount opportunities in the area and around the country including: 9 Dining 9 Attractions 9 Movie Tickets 9 Shopping 9 Car Care 9 Groceries 9 Travel 9 Services 9 Home Furnishings Each book sold not only provides an opportunity for students to earn a trip credits but also raises monies for uniforms, music, instruments, etc. for both the band and the choir. More information is available on our website: www.copleyfairlawn.org, under “Copley High School” ‐ “Organizations” – “Music Boosters” or by contact Kristy Kaszubski @ [email protected]. Thank you for your support. Student Athletic Admission Card
GO INDIANS!
High School Students Can Attend Every Athletic Event for $25
$25.00
Follow this
process:
• Fill out the bottom of this page
and clip it off. Send it or bring it
to the High School courtesy of
Jim Borchik.
• Make checks payable to:
Copley High School
Attention all Copley-Fairlawn parents whose children will be in grades 9-12 in the
2009-2010 school year. The athletic department will offer a Student Athletic Admission
Card. For a twenty-five dollar fee, the student can purchase an admission card which
• When the cards are available for
pickup, you will be notified via
e-mail, phone, or public service
announcement.
PLEASE REMEMBER...
• Cards are non-transferrable.
• Cards may only be picked up in
the Athletic Office during
designated hours. They will not
be available at any home events.
will get them into EVERY HOME ATHLETIC EVENT (except for home tournament
events) for the 2009-2010 school year. If You have any questions, contact the athletic
department.
Phone: 330-664-4833
Fax: 330-664-4838
E-mail: [email protected]
Attention: Parents of students grades 9-12 next year!
Student Name ____________________________________________ Parent Name _______________________________________
Grade in 2010-2011 ___________________
Phone Number: ___________________
E-mail address: ____________________________________________
COPLEY ADULT ALL SPORTS BOOSTER CLUB
THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT!
To Family, Friends and Community Members:
On behalf of the Copley Adult All Sports Booster Club Board members, I
want to extend my gratitude and thanks to all of you for your support of the various fundraisers and activities sponsored by the Booster Club throughout the
course of the school year.
Your generosity allows us to provide equipment, uniforms, awards, scholarships,
etc. for our student/athletes in grades 7-12. This year we are providing the funding for the ImPACT program which is a research-based computer test developed
to help clinicians evaluate an athlete’s recovery following concussion. Every
Copley student/athlete will be screened and provided a baseline. Safety is the
number one priority for our student/athletes.
We invite you to join us as a board member or to be a member of one of our
committees. We have many opportunities for you to be involved and show your
support. Come join us!
Advertising opportunities (banners and programs) are available to the local business community. Your tax-exempt contribution makes a difference. For those
who have already taken advantage of this opportunity—THANK YOU! If you
would like to be an advertiser, please go to our website for more information:
www.copleysportsboosters.com
GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF OUR
STUDENT/ATHLETES!
Go Indians!
Sincerely,
Lorraine Signore
President, CAASBC
Please check the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools
website for updates and changes on the sports
schedules at www.copley-fairlawn.org/athletics.htm.
Please note that date, location, and times are
subject to change without notice.
Mr. Jim Borchik, Asst. Principal- Athletics
(330) 664-4833
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Highland
Barberton
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CC
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Revere Invitational
Malone Invitational
Suburban Lg. Duals
Tiffin Invitational
Garaway Invitational
Wadsworth Invit.
Medina
Suburban League
District
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OPPONENT
Stow
Strongsville
Green
Medina
Revere
Brecksville
Perrysburg
Wadsworth
CVCA
Cloverleaf
Worthington
Highland
Jackson
Barberton
Tallmadge
Aurora
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North Royalton
Toledo C. C.
Cuyahoga Falls
Green
Revere
Walsh
Wadsworth
Jackson
Cloverleaf
Sylvania N.
Brecksville
Highland
Brunswick
Barberton
Tallmadge
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Revere Invit.
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Pre-Season League
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Revere
St. Vincent
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Walsh Invit.
Wooster Invit.
Rarbenon
Tallmadge
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Suburban League
Brecksville
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JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
JVB Golf
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OPPONENT
Brunswick
Medina
Pre Season League
Lake Invit.
CVCA
Green
Revere
Hoban
St. Vincent
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Tallmadge
CVCA-Norton
Medina Toum.
Walsh JV Invit.
Brecksville
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10:00 am
8:30 am
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3:30 pm
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VGGolf
VGGolf
VGGolf
VGGolf
VGGolf
VGGolf
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VG Golf
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CVCA
Hoban
Pre Season League
Elms
Norton
Green
Walsh Invit.
Revere
Wadsworth
Highland
Cloverleaf
Barberton
Tallmadge
Nordonia/Mayfield
Suburban League
Woodridge
Twinsburg
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3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
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Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
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Sept.
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JVG Golf
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JVG Golf
JVG Golf
JVG Golf
JVG Golf
JVG Golf
JVG Golf
JVG Golf
North Royalton
Hudson
Highland Toum.
Hudson
Highland
Cloverleaf
Green
Revere
Green
Highland
Revere
Cloverleaf
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12:24 pm
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10:00 am
10:00 am
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DATE
Aug. 28
Aug. 31
Sept. 2
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 18
Sept. 21
Sept. 23
Sept. 25
Sept. 25
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
SPORT
JV/Y Volleyball
JV /Y Volleyball
JV/v Volleyball
JV/V Volleyball
JV/Y Volleyball
V Volleyball
JV/V Volleyball
V Volleyball
V Volleyball
JV Volleyball
V Volleyball
JV Volleyball
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JV/V Volleyball
JV/V Volleyball
JV/y Volleyball
JV/V Volleyball
JV/V Volleyball
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OPPONENT
Brecksville
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Lake Invit.
Tallmadge
Green
Cuy. Falls Quad
Copley Quad
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Smithville
Barberton
Tallmadge
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Aug. 31
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Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 18
Sept. 23
Sept. 28
Sept. 30
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
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9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
9 Volleyball
Brecksville
Green
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4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
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4:00pm
4:00pm
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Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
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Aug.
Aug.
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Sept.
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Sept.
Sept.
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Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
VG
A
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
H
H
A
A
H
A
A
A
H
A
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:00 am
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
9:00 am
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
8:30 am
4:30 pm
13
17
19
23
25
26
30
31
I
2
7
8
II
13
14
15
20
22
23
25
28
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Revere
Hoban Toum.
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Copley lnvit.
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Smithville
Orrville
CVCA
Norton
Green
Revere
Medina
Wadsworth
Firestone
Cloverleaf
Canton Cent. Cath.
Nordonia
Highland
Doubles Toum.
Barberton
Twinsburg
Tallmadge
Jackson
Glenoak
Lake
Suburban League
NC Hoover
TBA
H
TIM
12/1:00pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
9:00 am
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
10:00 am
10:00 am
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
1:00/2:00 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
5:30/6:30 pm
.I!AI.E
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
17
19
23
25
26
30
31
I
2
7
8
13
14
15
20
22
23
28
Dec. 4
Dec. 10
Dec. 11
Dec. 11
Dec. 16
Dec. 18
Dec. 28
Dec. 29
Jan. 6
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
Jan. 27
Jan. 29
Feb. 2
Feb. 5
Feb. 12
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Dec. I
Dec. 3
Dec. 8
Dec. 15
Dec. 17
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 19
Jan. 28
Feb. I
Feb. 4
seaar
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
JVG
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
Tennis
V/JV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
V Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
.IV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
VIN Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
VIN Wrestling
VIN Wrestling
'i/JV Wrestling
VIJV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
.IV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
JV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
V/JV Wrestling
B/G
BIG
BIG
BIG
BiG
BIG
BiG
BIG
BIG
BIG
BIG
B/G
BIG
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
Swimming
OPPONENT
CVCA
Norton
Green
Revere
Medina
Wadsworth
Firestone
Cloverleaf
Canton Cent. Cath.
Nordonia
Highland
Barberton
Twinsburg
Tallmadge
Jackson
Glenoak
Lake
NC Hoover
Briggs Dual Meet
lronman Toum.
lronman Toum.
Medina Duals
ReverelTalimadge
Huron
Medina lnvit.
Medina Invit.
Cloverleaf/Highland
Dies Toum.
Dies Toum.
Barberton/Wadsw.
Hephner Toum.
Hephner Toum.
Green
Manchester .IV Invit.
Manchester/Hoban
Streetsboro .IV
Suburban League
Manchester/Hoban
Green
Hoover
Revere
Wadsworth
Jackson
Canton Holiday Invit.
Cloverleaf
Barberton
NE Classic
Tallmadge
Suburban League
Wooster
Orange
.I!AI.E
A
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
A
A
H
A
H
H
H
A
H
A
10:00 am
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:15 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
Dec. 3
Dec. 4
Dec. 10
Dec. 14
Dec. 17
Dec. 21
Dec. 23
Dec. 29
Jan. 7
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Jan. 21
Jan. 25
Jan. 28
Feb. I
Feb. 4
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
SPORT
JV /VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/vB Basketball
JV/vB Basketball
JV!VB Basketball
JV'VB Basketball
VB Basketball
JV/YB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/YB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV/VB Basketball
JV /VB Basketball
JVNB Basketball
JV'VB Basketball
JV NB Basketball
OPPONENT
John Marshall
Firestone
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
John Adams
Northwestern
Highland
Normandy
Barberton
Tallmadge
Stow
Green
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Tallmadge
HfA
H
A
H
A
H
H
H
A
A
A
H
A
A
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
A
H
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
H
9:30 am
TBA
TBA
9:00 am
6:00pm
TBA
TBA
TBA
6:00pm
3:00 pm
]0:00 am
6:00 pm
4:00 pm
9:00 am
6:00 pm
8:00 am
6:00 pm
TBA
TBA
6:00 pm
Dec. 14
Dec. 16
Dec. 21
Jan. 4
Jan.6
Jan. I I
Jan. 13
Jan. 18
Jan. 20
Jan. 25
Jan. 27
Feb. I
Feb. 3
Feb. 8
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
9B
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Tallmadge
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
Tallmadge
H
A
H
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
A
H
A
H
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
4:00 pm
H
A
H
A
A
A
A
H
A
H
A
H
A
4:30 pm
4:15 pm
4:30 pm
4:30 pm
6:00 pm
9:00 am
5:30 pm
4:30 pm
8:00 am
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
Dec. 4
Dec. 8
Dec. 11
Dec. 15
Dec. 18
Dec. 22
Dec. 29
Jan. 5
Jan. 8
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 26
Jan. 29
Feb. 1
Feb. 3
Feb. 9
Feb. 12
Feb. 14
Feh, 16
JV/VG
JVNG
JVNG
JVNG
JVNG
JVNG
JVNG
JV/VG
JVIVG
JVNG
JVNG
JV/VG
JVNG
JVNG
JV/VG
JV /VG
JVNG
JVNG
JVIVG
.IV/VG
Firestone
Green
Revere
Jackson
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Stow
Highland
Barberton
Brecksville
Tallmadge
Green
Revere
Wadsworth
Cuy. Falls
Cloverleaf
Highland
Barberton
A
A
H
A
A
A
H
H
A
A
H
H
A
H
A
H
A
H
H
A
11'6:00 pm
617:30 pm
617:30 pm
617:30 pm
617:30 pm
617:30 pm
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6/7:30 pm
6/7:00 pm
6/7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
67:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
6.'7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
67:.'() pm
HLA
I!M..E
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Basketball
Revere
Kenmore
Tallmadge
TIME
617:30 pm
12:3017:30 pm
617:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
617:.'0 pm
617:30 pm
4:45pm
6/7:30 pm
617:30 pm
6 /7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
6:7:30 pm
6'7:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
617:30 pm
6/7:30 pm
617:30 pm
617:30 pm
Aug/Sept. 2010
Volume 1, Issue 1
Copley All Adult Sports Booster Club
2010/2011 Annual Membership Drive
Dates to Remember
Community Night Pep
Rally — 7:00 PM
Infocision Field
Aug
16
Fall Sports Reception/
Banquet—6:00 PM
Nov
15
Winter Sports
Community Night 6:30
Nov
17
Hall of Fame Awards
Ceremony
Dec
11
Reverse Raffle/Silent
Auction—6:00 PM
Mar
18
Mulch Madness
March-May 2010
CAASBC Golf Outing
June 2010
The C.A.A.S.B.C. Annual Membership Drive has begun. Our membership monies allow us to supplement
the numerous athletic programs offered at the HS and the MS. From
football to basketball from swimming to track and field, we are able
to provide additional funding for
equipment, uniforms, etc.
The Booster Club would like to
thank you for your continued
support of our young student/athletes.
For more information, please
visit our website at
www.copleysportsboosters.com.
And in recognition of your support,
we are happy to acknowledge you
as a C.A.A.S.B.C. member in the Fall
and Winter Sports Programs as well
as on our website.
We have different levels of opportunities for your support ($125 which
includes a season pass/$50/$25)—
every dollar is used for the student/
GO INDIANS!
Banner Advertising Available
There are still opportunities
available to purchase a Banner for Infocision Field during
the Fall & Spring and the HS
Gym during the Winter. With
the field turf installed and the
usage capability of 24/7, your
advertising opportunity is
maximized.
If you are interested or would
like more information, please
contact
Diana Greenspan
[email protected]
or
Cathy Warren
[email protected]
2010‐2011 Copley All Sports Booster Club BANNER ADVERSTISING PROGRAM We do all the work! We will design and order your banner for you! Advertise your outdoor banner to over 35,000 fans at the Copley High School Stadium during the 2010‐
2011fall and spring sports seasons! Maximize your advertising dollars with the yearlong indoor program, which includes Girls Volleyball, Girls and Boys Basketball, Wrestling and Sectional/District Basketball Play‐Offs. Really show your spirit with a baseball banner that will be seen at 25 home high school games and even more summer league games. Please make checks payable to: Copley Adult All Sports Booster Club Mail your order today! Copley Adult All Sports Booster Club C/O Diana Greenspan 808 Village Parkway Fairlawn, OH 44333 [email protected] 330‐328‐8099 or C/O Cathy Warren 3551 Minor Road Copley, OH 44321 [email protected] 330‐620‐0245 New Outdoor Banner(s) 4 x 6 feet at $225.00 each__________ $____________ New Indoor Banner(s) 3 x 3 feet at $175.00 each__________ $____________ BANNER RENEWALS ARE $175.00 EACH ANNUALLY *10% Discount if also placing ad in program Banners are a combination of yellow, blue, and white The Copley-Fairlawn City Schools do not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, age or disability in access or employment practices, or
participation in programs, activities, and/or services. Inquiries should be directed to Dr. Saurer, Superintendent of the Copley-Fairlawn City School
District, and ADA Coordinator (330-664-4811). Individuals needing TTY/TDD services may use the Ohio Relay Services (1-800-750-0750) to
communicate with the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools.
Copley High School
3807 Ridgewood Rd.
Copley, OH 44321
NONPROFIT ORG.
U.S. Postage Paid
Akron, OH
Permit No. 147
Return Service Requested
Calendar of Events
AUGUST
25 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION 9:30 AM
30 TEACHER INSERVICE DAY
31 SCHOOL STARTS
SEPTEMBER
1 OPEN HOUSE
7-9 PM
6 NO SCHOOL –LABOR DAY
7 PICTURE DAY
MUSIC BOOSTERS
7 PM
8 PTA COUNCIL
SENIOR CLASS SPAGHETTI
DINNER
15 CHS- PTSA
21 BOARD OF ED. MTG.
OCTOBER
1 MIDTERM PROGRESS REPORTS
KIWANIS SPAGHETTI DINNER 4:30 PM
2 HOMECOMING DANCE
7-10 PM
9:30 AM
10
4:30-7:00 PM
7 PM