Summer 2016 - Riverside Local Schools

Summer 2016 • Vol. 18, Iss. 3
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Riverside Local Schools
Facilities Plan Moving Forward
INSIDE
This Issue...
Riverside Community On Verge Of Transforming District
Saluting the
The Riverside Board of Education voted in February
to move forward with the District’s Facilities Plan which
consists of a three-phase plan to build new schools.
The District’s Facilities Committee has been
working on a plan to solve the issues of declining
enrollment and worsening conditions of all the current
facilities within the District.
Phase I — Raise approximately $36 million, which
would require the passage of approximately a 2-mill
bond levy in November of 2016 for construction
purposes that would construct two new elementary
schools each serving 600 to 650 students. The District
would then close Hadden, Hale Road, Leroy and
Madison Avenue elementary schools.
Phase II — Raise approximately $77 million which
would require the passage of approximately a 4.3-mill
bond levy (at a later date) for construction purposes
that would construct a new 6-12 campus (a 6-8 Middle
Senior
Class
of . . .
’16
Plus...
RLEEF Distributes
$19,000 in Grants
New Block Schedule
Flag Donation
Grab a Bite
Senior Project
Continues to Grow
Alumni Picnic
2016 Varsity
Football Schedule
Watch Riverside
On YouTube
“Paint a Plow”
Our MISSION . . .
Through a culture of
excellence, immerse
students in educational
opportunities and
empower them to excel in
an interconnected world.
School and a 9-12 High School).
Phase III — Repurpose LaMuth Middle School
into an elementary school that would require no
additional funding and then close Melridge Elementary
and/or Buckeye Elementary (depending on enrollment
at that time).
In conclusion, the District would have three
elementary schools at about 600 to 650 students each
and a 6-12 campus. Exact locations – at this point –
have yet to be determined but the District is looking
at the current Madison Avenue location as well as a
location in the Eastern Concord/Western Leroy area.
An estimated timeline would have Phase I being
completed by August of 2019 and Phase II being
completed by August of 2021.
More details of the plan and the timeline – as
well as research on current facilities – can be
found at www.riversidelocalschools.com.
Have A Question? Let’s Chat!
The District is looking for community members
‘Koffee with Kalis’ is meant to be an informal,
who are interested in hosting a ‘Koffee with Kalis’ hour-long, casual conversation in a small-group
– a small group session with you and your friends setting. Nothing is required but your willingness
and neighbors.
to open your porch or back yard for a few of
Superintendent James Kalis will
your friends and neighbors.
attend the session and answer any
If you are interested in hosting a ‘Koffee
questions about the District’s
with Kalis,’ e-mail Nick Carrabine at
Facilities Plan as well as the
[email protected]
proposed November bond levy
to schedule a time and date between
for new facilities.
now and the end of October.
District
RLEEF Distributes $19,000 Worth Of Grants
The Riverside Local Excellence for Education
Foundation has distributed $19,321.67 worth
of grants to eight different initiatives across the
Riverside Local School District.
Established in 1984, RLEEF is
a non-profit, 501(c)(3) tax exempt
organization whose funding is
provided by individual, business
and corporate donations and
fundraising activities sponsored
by the Board of Trustees.
RLEEF provides grants in support of innovative
educational programs and materials for the
students and faculty of Riverside Local Schools.
These grants enhance the regular curriculum and
afford a more meaningful and diverse education
for students. RLEEF also sponsors a variety
of scholarships which are awarded annually to
graduating seniors from Riverside High School.
RLEEF met in April to review 14 grant
applications submitted by District staff members.
“Our goal is to provide financial assistance to
initiatives that are innovative, creative and benefit
a large range of students in diverse subject areas,
including science, technology and literacy,” said
David J. Enzerra who serves as RLEEF treasurer
and trustee and is Senior Global Operations
Manager at Lubrizol. “RLEEF is pleased to be able
to support opportunities that benefit the students
at Riverside Local Schools, and we are grateful to
all of the teachers who submitted a proposal.”
The following grants were awarded:
Two LCD Microscopes for Riverside Campus
Biology Classes – Mrs. Selent
Final Cut Pro X for Riverside Campus –
Mrs. McIntyre
Mobile Digital Scale Lab – Mr. Baioni
iPads in the Art Room – Mrs. Majoros
Keep up the Beat! Program – Mr. Weimer
Building Background for Content Area
Subjects for ELLs – Mrs. Gerboth
Let’s Get Informed – Mrs. King
Science Kits for 3rd, 4th and 5th grades
– Mrs. Hartmann
Riverside Campus
Block Schedule To Be Implemented At Campus
Congrats On A
Great Spelling
Run, Logan!
Eighth-grader Logan
Bell won the District,
Lake County, and TriCounty Spelling Bees,
which earned him a trip
to Washington D.C. to
compete against 284
other students from
across the country in
the Scripps National
Spelling Bee, where he
competed until the third
round.
Congrats, Logan!
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Beginning with the 2016-2017 school year,
Riverside Campus will implement a block schedule to
increase instructional time for students and to better
prepare students for college and career readiness.
Currently, students at Riverside Campus attend
eight 40- to 47-minute long classes per day. With the
upcoming block schedule, students will attend four
90-minute long classes per day which allows for 24
extra minutes of instructional time per day as well as
cutting class transition time in half.
“We wanted to look at our schedule and see if there
was a way to increase actual instructional time for
our students,” said Riverside Campus Principal Peter
Hliatzos. “By the end of the school year with a block
schedule, students will have received 72 hours more
of instruction for the year with no additional funds
needed.”
Before deciding on the block schedule, the high
school created a scheduling committee in November
of 2015 which was made up of Riverside Campus
teachers and administrators to find out how to best
move forward with class scheduling.
Along with increasing instructional time, the
block schedule will provide flexibility for innovative
teaching strategies, allow students more time to reflect
and independently learn and ultimately improve
school climate.
“The block schedule allows for more time for
technology in the classroom, more time to spend
on specific subjects and lesson plans and prepares
students better for college and technical schools as this
better aligns with their class schedules,” Hliatzos said.
The way the block schedule will work is, students
will attend classes in blocks 1-4 on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday and then blocks 5-8 on
Tuesday and Thursday. The following week, it will
flip flop. The third block of each day would be two
hours long – 90 minutes of instructional time and 30
minutes for lunch.
Teachers will teach three blocks per day and the
fourth block will consist of 45 minutes of planning
and 45 minutes of supervision.
P I P E L I N E • Summer 2016
Community
100 American Flags Donated
Veteran Dean Bader and his wife Barbara, owners of Digital Imaging
Specialist, have graciously donated 100 American flags to the Riverside
Campus. The flags will be displayed in each
classroom throughout the building.
“A lot of men, women and
their families have sacrificed
so that our flag can fly
free and be displayed with
pride,” he said. “The
current flags throughout the
building are very old and
are due for retirement.”
Thank you Dean
and Barbara for your
continued support of
Riverside Local Schools!
Riverside Campus
Senior Project Largest To Date
A record number of 102 seniors participated in
the fifth year of the Senior Project Program and took
advantage of the unique opportunity to expand their
educational experience outside the classroom.
Endorsed by the administration and the Board of
Education and spearheaded by Riverside Principal
Peter Hliatzos, the Senior Project Program took place
during the last two weeks of the school year and
provided interested and eligible seniors the chance to
take part in meaningful independent projects of their
Grab A Bite
Did you know each building in
the Riverside Local School District
offers breakfast daily to our student
body? There is a variety of choices including breakfast
sandwiches, cold cereal, muffins, cereal bars, waffles,
and pancakes. Breakfast at the elementary buildings
is $1.50. For students in grades 6-12 at LaMuth
Middle School and the Riverside Campus, the cost is
$2.00. The breakfast combo meal includes an entrée,
milk, fruit, and juice.
Breakfast at school is a great way to start the
day, and studies have proven that when students eat
a well-balanced breakfast they miss less school, do
better in math, and have overall improvement in
concentration and learning.
If you think your family may qualify, you can
apply for free or reduced-price meals by going to
www.schoollunchapp.com or by requesting a paper
application.
If you have any questions regarding our breakfast
and lunch program, please contact Michelle Gifford
at 440-358-8212 or via email at michelle.gifford@
riversideschools.net.
own selection and design.
Senior Project gives seniors an opportunity to
expose them to real life experiences and scenarios that
are not part of their normal classroom while engaging
them in educational pursuit, community service and
career exploration.
The Senior Project Program would not be possible
without the guidance and support of our Community
Sponsors. Thank you to all for your continued
support!
Senior
Project
Participants
1022016
962015
792014
602013
472012
Senior Project Community Sponsors . . . Thank You!
ABB, Inc.
Accessorizit
American Cancer Society
ATP Evolution
Auburn Career Center
Automated Packaging
Avery Dennison
Bucholtz Consulting
Cardinal Physical Therapy
Caring Standards
Chagrin Valley Nurseries
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Metropolitan Schools
Cleve. Museum of Natural History
Coleridge School
Concord Fire Dept.
Consolidated Precision Products
Cora Cupcakes
Cradle 2 Crayons Daycare
Edgell Plumbing
Erieview Dental
Euclid Hospital
Euclid Police Dept.
Ferrato’s Heating & Cooling
Fine Arts Association
Fitness First
Forbes House
Fredon Corporation
Gallo & Gallo, Co., LPA
Greater Cleveland XC
Hadden Elementary
Hale Road Elementary
Hand Microsurgery
Heritage Middle School
Home Savings & Loan
Horsburgh & Scott
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Hotcards
Jade Products, Inc.
Jergens Industrial Supply
Kamp 4 Kidz
Keller Williams Realty
Ladies & Gentlmen
Lake Co. YMCA Outdoor Y
Lake Health
Lake Humane Society
Lake Metroparks
LaMuth Middle School
Lighthouse Advisors
Lincoln Electric
Lubrizol
Madison Ave. Elementary
Melridge Elementary
Mentor Kia
Mentor-on-the-Lake Police Dept.
Mentor Public Schools
MetroHealth
Microlink Computer
Newbury High School
ODNR Division of Wildlife
Painesville City Local Schools
Painesville City Police
Pease & Associates, CPA
Pet-Tastic Grooming & Supplies
Polychem Corporation
Regional Transit Authority
Riverside Local Schools
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
SafeAir Contractors, Inc.
Salon Glow
Select Medical
Skoda Minotti
Sophia Boutique
Summit Academy
Transfer Express
TriPoint Medical Center
True Digital Communications
University Hospitals
University Hospitals-Geauga
University Hospitals-Seidman
US Endoscopy
U.S. Marine Corps. Recruitment
Veteran Affairs
Vincent Lighting Systems
Western Reserve Harley-Davidson
Wing Spot
WOIO TV
Wojcik Builders
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Congratulations!
Head Of The Class Of 2016 . . .
Leandra Bowsman Valedictorian, Class of 2016 Jeremy Janota Valedictorian, Class of 2016
Parents: Jeff Ross and
Pam Bowsman-Ross
Siblings: Tansi (20)
Residence: Concord
Township
Elementary School:
Phillips-Osborne
Middle School: Andrews
Osborne Academy
Most Challenging Class:
AP Chemistry because
a lot of material is
covered in a short
amount of time.
Extracurriculars:
Mock Trial, Peer
Tutoring, National
Honor Society
Extracurriculars (non-school):
Volunteering at the Lake Metroparks Farmpark and
Concord Town Hall Gazebo
College Plans: Case Western Reserve University
Major: Biomedical Engineering
The best thing about Riverside and the Riverside Local Schools:
The many supportive teachers.
Advice for future Riverside graduates:
Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
Parents: Jim and Shelly
Janota
Siblings: Jess (20)
Residence: Concord
Township
Elementary School: Melridge
Middle School: LaMuth
Most Challenging Class:
Ninth grade art because
my hands were too large
for pottery.
Extracurriculars:
Varsity Basketball
College Plans:
The Ohio State
University, Honors
Program
Major: Chemical
Engineering
The best thing about Riverside and the Riverside Local Schools:
The people. Both students and teachers are willing to
guide you towards reaching your goals.
Advice for future Riverside graduates:
Do not underestimate yourself. You would be surprised
how much you can accomplish in four years.
Benjamin Zak Salutatorian, Class of 2016
Parents: Joe and Dafna Zak
Siblings: Josh (20), Rachel (14)
Residence: Leroy Township
Elementary School: Mentor Christian School
Middle School: Mentor Christian School
Most Challenging Class:
Physics because it was a completely new
concept that required a different way of
thinking.
Extracurriculars: Choir, Drama, Varsity
Soccer, Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Extracurriculars (non-school): Soccer,
Snowboarding, Volunteering, Work
College Plans: University of Pittsburgh
Major: Molecular Biology
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The best thing about Riverside and the
Riverside Local Schools:
People care. The teachers say, “hi” to
you in the hallway. The administration
knows you by name. It is a friendly
environment.
Advice for future Riverside graduates:
Keep a positive attitude during your
senior year. Complaining about having
to be there won’t make it go by faster,
so make the most of it. It goes by
faster than you think.
P I P E L I N E • Summer 2016
Congratulations!
Valedictorians And Salutatorian
John Maczuzak Valedictorian, Class of 2016
Megan Zahursky Valedictorian, Class of 2016
Parents: John and Jill
Maczuzak
Siblings: Elizabeth (22),
Melissa (20), Olivia (16),
Peter (14)
Residence: Concord
Township
Elementary School: Melridge
Middle School: LaMuth
Most Challenging Class:
AP Calculus because
there are many different
concepts that relate to
each other in one way
or another.
Extracurriculars:
Varsity Football, Varsity
Basketball, National
Honor Society,
Homecoming Court
Extracurriculars (non-school): Volunteering with Lake Health
Hospitals and St. Gabriel Church
College Plans: University of Pittsburgh
Major: Neuroscience; Pre-Med
The best thing about Riverside and the Riverside Local Schools:
As an athlete, it’s awesome having a student body and
community that supports you on and off the field.
Advice for future Riverside graduates:
Take advantage of AP classes and be involved in school
as it will all help in the future.
Parents: Ron and Robyn
Zahursky
Siblings: Natasha (13),
Sam (8)
Residence: Painesville
Township
Elementary School: Hadden
Middle School: LaMuth
Most Challenging Class:
AP Physics. After two
years of chemistry it
was hard to switch
ways of thinking.
Extracurriculars:
Riverside Regiment,
Pit Orchestra, National
Honor Society
College Plans:
Miami University
Major: Education; Mathematics
The best thing about Riverside and the Riverside Local Schools:
The teachers who give up so much of their time to help
us outside of normal school hours.
Advice for future Riverside graduates:
Enjoy your time at Riverside while you have it.
Don’t get to graduation and wish you had done more —
make it happen while you can.
Did You Know . . .
. . . members of the Class of 2016 continuing their education requested final transcripts
be sent to the following colleges and universities, but were not limited to:
American Musical & Dramatic Academy
Ashland University
Auburn Career Center Adult Education
Baldwin Wallace University
Bowling Green State University
Brown Aveda Institute
Capital University
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland Institute of Medical Massage
Cleveland State University
Eastern Michigan University
Harding University
Kent State University
Lake Erie College
Lakeland Community College
Malone University
Miami University
Mount Vernon Nazarene University
Ohio Northern University
Ohio State University
Ohio State University Agric. Tech. Inst.
Ohio University
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Otterbein University
Penn State University
Robert Morris University
Slippery Rock University
Stevenson University
United States Marines
United States Navy
University of Akron
University of Central Florida
University of Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash
University of Mount Union
University of Pittsburgh
University of Richmond
Univeristy of Rochester
University of South Carolina
University of Toledo
Ursuline College
Webster University
Youngstown State University
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CONGRATULATIONS!
The Graduating Class Of 2016
Class Officers
President
Jenna Palek
Vice President
Kailey Geiger
Vice President
Brianna Julius
Vice President
Sean Nick
•••
Key
#1
#1 Club
A
Award of Merit
CTA
Career/Technical
Award of Merit
H
Honors Diploma
CTH
Career/Technical
Honors Diploma
N
National Honor Society
N2
National Honor Society
2-year member
N3
National Honor Society
3-year member
LCCA
CCP Lakeland
Community College
Associate of
Arts Degree
LCCS
CCP Lakeland
Community College
Associate of
Science Degree
CS
Community Service
SP
Senior Project
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Justin Ronald Advey
Jessica Nicole Allen
Joshua Alexander Althans
Brian Matthew Anderson SP
Sara Marija Apanavicius #1 N3 CS SP
Nicholas Joseph Armao
Dylan James Atwell
Emily Rose Avalos
Victoria Ann Babcock CTA
Joseph William Bader A H SP
Rebecca Lynn Baker SP
Amanda Leigh Balanik SP
Jacob Allen Banker
Jaret John Banker
Morgan Elizabeth Banker
Michael John Banno
Meredith Isabel Baran CS SP
Jordyn Elizabeth Bardzilauskas
Anthony Joseph Barker
Allyson Marie Barlow #1 A LCCA
Jeremy David Bass H
Bradford Richard Bauer SP
Sydney Leilani Baur A CS
Lawrence Rafael Alomia Bautista A CTA
Michael Alexander Bean
Daychaun Martell Beané
Natalie May Bearer SP
Mercedes Nikita Beck SP
Marissa Michelle Bertino CS
Brittany Aileen Berwald SP
Margaret Elizabeth Birovsek
Amanda Rae Blajeski A CS SP
Spencer Matthew Boggs SP
Christopher Michael Bond
Leandra Chang Bowsman #1 A H N3 CS SP
Jillian Pamela Boyd
Bayley Jo Brown SP
Danielle Joryanne Brown #1 A H SP
Michael Paul Brubaker SP
Corey Matthew Burdorff SP
Abigail Jessica Busch A H N3 CS SP
Benjamin Joseph Butler SP
Logan Michael Calhoun SP
De’Junay Campbell SP
Abbey Marie Carlton A
Taylor Leigh Carroll
Tryston Jacob Carrow
Alexia Lee Cetinich
Gina A. Chandler
Shawn Andrew Cheek
Mark Neally Christopherson CS
Ryan Matthew Coffman SP
Jasmine Natalya Cooper SP
Marques Allen Cooper
Pearl Marie Corbin
Taylor Elaine Crow
Samantha Lynn Dale #1 A H
Brenna Alexis Darling A H N3 SP
Stephanie Lee Davies
Matthew Joseph Deep SP
Kaitlyn Elizaeth DeJoy SP
Sarah Nicole DeRosa #1 H CS
Randy Rocco DeRubeis
Cameron Daniel Dodick LCCA LCCS
Alivia Taylor Dolgoff CS SP
Carly Nicole Doran
Gabrielle Hope Dowd
Calvin Michael Doyle
Emily Elizabeth Dugger H SP
Bruno Durigon A H SP
Katie Lynn Durisin #1 A H CS SP
Dustin James Ettinger LCCA
Steven Jay Ettinger LCCA
Johnathan Joseph Evans
Ryan Christopher Eveland
Jessie Alexandra Fanti
Jared Allen Fellows
Alexis Renee Fender LCCA CS
Nathan James Ferencak SP
Samantha Louise Fifolt #1 A H N3 CS SP
Kristen Marie Fisher A SP
Nicholas Alexander Fitzgerald SP
Justin Michael Fogle SP
Hudson David Frank
Amanda Taylor Galvan SP
Gabrielle Renee Galvan SP
Michael John Garmone SP
Kailey Lydia Geiger SP
William Gage Genovese
Ethan Michael Gildone SP
Anna Glavas H N LCCA
Justin Alan Goryance
Anna Catherine Goulette SP
Marisa Marie Granchi SP
Caleb Hansen Green
Jacob Hansen Green
Zachary Dean Greenwalt
Angela Brooke Gunter
Mallory Ann Guy
Aaron Joseph Hafer
Charles Andrew Halatek #1 H SP
Jaylyn Wyatt Hall
Lauren Elizabeth Hall
Joshua Robert Hammer
Jesse Richard Hansel SP
Phillip Wayne Hartman
Ethan Brock Hattox
Benjamin Joseph Havas
Nicholas Allen Haynes
Alex Michael Heintz
Rebecca Emily Holt
Bryce Robert Hope
Stephen Ray Hughes CS
Sarah Elizabeth Humphrey #1 A H N3
LCCA LCCS CS
Delaney Jennings Hustak
Kaitlyn Nichole Hutson
Samuel Robert Jackson LCCA
Justin Michael Jakopic #1
Jeremy James Janota #1 A H SP
Tessa May Jarrell #1 H SP
Cameron Darnell Jefferies
Chandler Eliot Jekutis SP
Joane Marie Jenkin CS SP
Nathaniel Collin Jerry #1 A H N2
Francis P. Joh
Malik Jamal Johnson
Andrea Nicole Jones #1 A H CS
Anthony Michael Julius A SP
Brianna Ksenia Julius #1 A H LCCA
LCCS CS
Hanna Elizabeth Kadivec Jernejcic CTA
Christine Kayla Kailburn
Madeline Christine Kallay #1 A H LCCA
Eliina Mae Kallio #1 A H N2 CS SP
Randy Lee Karlovec
Kaitlyn Marie Keller CS SP
William Coby Kelly
Olivia Marie Kinczel
Tyler Martin Kish
Victoria Elizabeth Klebe A H LCCA
Ryan Michael Knack LCCA
Isaac Thomas Kneier
Danielle Elizabeth Kovach A
Jessica Ruth Kovalchuk #1 CS
Kylie Jane Krnac CS SP
Nathan Edward Kuhar
Kamile Kuizaitis
Quinn Patrick Lawlor
Jesus Alejandro Ledesma
David LaRica Lee
Joshua Mehler Levy #1 A H SP
Alexander William Lewins LCCA LCCS
Jessica Lynn Lewins A H SP
Molly Livia Lindrose A H N3 CS SP
London Vermell Locklear
Jacob Allen Loehr
Thomas James Loftus
Allison Renee Lorek #1 SP
Joshua Ryan Lorton
Michael John Lovick CS
Stephen James Lovick SP
P I P E L I N E • Summer 2016
CONGRATULATIONS!
Good Luck In The Future
Alexis Morgan Lubman A H LCCA
Hannah Marie Lucic
Brendan Matthew Lulow A H SP
Emily Nicole Lupica
Kyle Francis Lyden
John Michael Maczuzak #1 A H N2 CS SP
Antonia Renee Madda
Kasey Lynn Madsen A
Heavin Tait Magill Hipolito
Noah Anthony Maier
Alexandra Sabina Malinowski SP
Bailey Alice Mann
Alec Jeffrey Marano
Massimo Louis Marciano SP
Victoria Elizabeth Martin CTA SP
Dylan Jacob Mawhorr
Blake Philip Maxwell
Theodore Alan McCandless CTA
James Patrick McCarthy
Autum Michelle McConnell CS SP
Dennis Easton McCracken
Kyle Bennett McSween SP
Chad Michael McTaggart SP
Alyson Marie Mekinda #1 A H CS SP
Ryan Graham Merkel
Todd Joseph Merkel LCCA LCCS
Megan Mary Michalski
Alyssa Marie Mikolsky LCCA LCCS
Steven Zachary Milosic SP
Anna Rose Mitchell CS SP
Sarah Louise Mlynarczyk
Tyler Mocarski LCCA
Esmeralda Eugenia Moctezuma
David Ryan Mohr
Brandon Patrick Monty #1 CTA CS SP
Jacob Stanley Moore
Adolfo Arturo Morales SP
Jessie Marie Morgan A H SP
Jacob Ian Morris
Jaret Joseph Nagy
Nicole Elizabeth Napier LCCS
Mark Edward Nelson
Sean Jeffrey Nick A SP
Sarah Elizabeth Niess
Abbey Elizabeth Noll A SP
Caitlin Paige O’Brien #1 A H
Christopher Michael Orlando A H LCCA
Kyle Matthew Ozinga LCCS
Rosa Blanca Pacheco
Jenna Marie Palek CS SP
Alex Shawn Paratto
Hannah Leslie Patton
James Charles Patton
Sarah Maria Pecek
Emily Taylor Phillips #1 A H
Aaron Matthew Poling
Olivia Colleen Pomfrey CS SP
Joshua Richard Ponn CS SP
Alexander Francis Poslinski A H CS SP
Thomas Jacob Price
Jaeson Roshawn Proctor
Brianna Therese Prugel
Andrew Joseph Rakovec
Nicholas J. Ramacciato
Monica Ann Reddick
Jeremy Joseph Reese
Haley Lynn Reho SP
Isabel Lynn Renner A H SP
Elaina Marie Renshaw
Ryan Allen Rettger
Matthew Hunter Rhodes
Logan Michael Rice
Veronica Judith Rigo CS
Jacob Douglass Rippin CS SP
Natalie Anne Rippin
Leticia Rocha Reynoso
Faith Hope Roper
Alyssa Marie Rose CS SP
Brittany Mae Rowan SP
Zack Thomas Rutledge
Laura Nicole Sadler LCCA
Marissa Marie Salomon LCCA LCCS CS
Abimael Ricardo Santiago
Justin Allen Scarlett
Rachel Ann Schmidt LCCA LCCS
Elaina Catherine Serago CS
Nicholas Joseph Shambaugh
Sabrina Morgan Sheehan SP
Ashley Rose Shelton SP
Gunnar William Shobert
Mecca Tarriq Short SP
Ethan Samuel Shust #1 A H
Elizabeth Ann Skodnik
Kyle M. Skytta
Kyle Michael Slater SP
Abigail Marie Sledz CS
Ryan John Sloan
Olivia Therese Smith SP
Samantha Sue Smith CTA
Luis Miguel Soto
Mitchell Matthew Staedt
Jared Nicholas Stanek CS SP
Nicholas Charles Steingel
Jacob Alan Stevens
Nicholas Joseph Stodolak H N3 CS
Brian Robert Straka
Adam Christopher Stropkey CS
Sara Louise Strozniak
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Emily Joan Stubler
Michael Wayne Stull LCCA LCCS
Joshua David Sundbom
Catherine Jessee Swank CS SP
Jedidiah James Szuter
Kirsten Marie Szydlowski #1 A H N2 CS SP
Alexa Ray Taner A H SP
Austin Tarasevich #1 A H
Austin Warren Tate A H
Morgan Constance Taylor
Gwendolyn Christine Teal LCCA
Alexander Joseph Thomas A H
Christopher Todd Thompson
Brylee Elizabeth Tinsley
Michael Vincent Tomassetti SP
Michael Andrew Tomc #1 CTA
Hanna Catherine Toth SP
Franchesca Louise Tsiros CS SP
Andrew Charles Valentine LCCA LCCS
Parker Alexander Valko
Alyssa Marie VanWinkle LCCA
Alexis Cardenas Vargas SP
Tyler James Varsey
Alex Kenneth Wade
Jermyn De’Shawn Warren
Daniel Aaron Watson
Erica Lynn Wayts
Ashley Taylor Weber A H SP
David Erich Weeks SP
Mackenzie Brooke Weir LCCS
Daniel James Wheeler CS
Karley Elizabeth Wiles
Joan Renee Williamson
Adam Zane Wintersteller
Kyle Ian Yates #1 A H SP
Nicholas Thomas Young
Colin George Zaczkowski SP
Megan Jo Zahursky #1 A H N3 SP
Benjamin Joseph Zak #1 A H SP
Jeremy Andrew Ziemann
Rachel Viola Zurilla A H SP
Did You
Know . . .
. . . the Class of 2016
at Riverside High School
is comprised of 309
graduating seniors.
•••
. . . of the 309 seniors
in the Class of 2016,
19% earned an
Award of Merit or
Career/Technical
Award of Merit upon
graduation.
•••
. . . of the 309 seniors
in the Class of 2016,
33% participated in
the Senior Project
Program.
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Congratulations!
Class Of 2016 Scholarships & Awards
Did You
Know . . .
. . . the Class of 2016’s
post high school plans
include:
60% – 4-year college
24% – 2-year college
6% – Technical School
1% – Military
9% – Work
•••
Thank
You . . .
. . . to the
organizations,
companies, and
foundations for
providing scholarships
and award recognition
to the honored
members of the
Class of 2016.
•••
*
8
Not a member of the
Class of 2016, but
earned recognition
this year.
Art Award, Excellence in Visual Arts (4 years) — Sara Apanavicius, Abigail Busch, Amanda Galvan,
Gabrielle Galvan, Christine Kailburn, Jessica Kovalchuk, Molly Lindrose, Emily Lupica,
Bailey Mann, Jenna Palek, Veronica Rigo, Leticia Rocha Reynoso, Renee Williamson
Art Award, Excellence in Visual Arts (3 years) — Brenna Darling, Isaac Kneier,
Heavin Magill Hipolito, Hannah Patton, Olivia Smith, Alexa Taner
Auburn Career Center Award of Distinction — Isaac Kneier (Architecture & Project Management),
Anastasia Riha (Sports Medicine), Emily Stubler (Allied Health Technology),
Michael Tomc (Computer Networking), Colin Zaczkowski (Welding)
Auburn Career Center Best Portfolio — Mark Christopherson (Landscape Horticulture),
Isaac Kneier (Architecture & Project Management), Noah Maier (Automotive Collision Repair),
Victoria Martin (Cosmetology), Samantha Smith (Culinary Arts),
Michael Tomc (Computer Networking)
Auburn Career Center Daniel Parmertor Memorial Scholarship — Brandon Monty
Auburn Career Center Henry LaMuth Outstanding Career/Technical Student Award —
Michael Tomc
Auburn Career Center Jodi Blankenship Memorial Scholarship — Samantha Smith
Auburn Career Center Mildred Dennis Teacher Education Scholarship — Erica Wayts
Auburn Career Center Perfect Attendance, One Year — Rebecca Baker, Lawrence Rafael Bautista,
Mark Christopherson, Mitchell Staedt
Auburn Career Center Perfect Attendance, Two Years — Michael Banno, Michael Tomc
Auburn Career Center SkillsUSA Scholarship — Victoria Babcock
Buckeye Boys State — Nate Jerry, Joshua Levy, Brandon Ludlow, Brandon Monty, Sean Nick,
Logan Rice, Austin Tarasevich, Alex Wade
Buckeye Girls State — Danielle Brown, Anna Goulette
CCP Lakeland Community College Associate of Arts Degree — Allyson Barlow, Cameron Dodick,
Alexis Fender, Anna Glavas, Sarah Humphrey, Samuel Jackson, Brianna Julius, Madeline Kallay,
Victoria Klebe, Ryan Knack, Alexander Lewins, Alexis Lubman, Todd Merkel, Alyssa Mikolsky,
Tyler Mocarski, Christopher Orlando, Laura Sadler, Marissa Salomon, Rachel Schmidt,
Michael Stull, Gwendolyn Teal, Andrew Valentine, Alyssa VanWinkle
CCP Lakeland Community College Associate of Science Degree — Cameron Dodick, Dustin Ettinger,
Steven Ettinger, Sarah Humphrey, Brianna Julius, Alexander Lewins, Todd Merkel, Alyssa Mikolsky,
Nicole Napier, Kyle Ozinga, Marissa Salomon, Rachel Schmidt, Michael Stull, Andrew Valentine,
Mackenzie Weir
Channel 5 Best of Class — Jeremy Janota
Christina M. Hillyer Memorial Scholarship — Gina Chandler
David R. Baker Memorial Scholarship — Katie Durisin, Kylie Krnac
Exchange Club of Painesville Scholarship — Sara Apanavicius
Foreign Exchange Students — Ina Deckert (Germany), Gabriele Ferrara (Italy), Danae Nicosia (Italy),
Ryota Otada (Japan), Sonja Rannisto (Finland)
John Philip Sousa Award — Nick Stodolak
Lawrence Lann Memorial Scholarship — Sarah Humphrey
Leadership Lake County — Leandra Bowsman, Tessa Jarrell, Eliina Kallio, Hannah Lucic,
Autum McConnell, Alyson Mekinda
Learning About Business (LAB) — David Mohr, Alex Poslinski
Medical Mutual of Ohio Scholarship — Benjamin Zak
National Merit Semi-Finalist — John Maczuzak
National School Choral Award — Jeremy Ziemann
Painesville Area Service Society Award — Sara Apanavicius, Leandra Bowsman
P I P E L I N E • Summer 2016
Congratulations!
Painesville Rotary Academic Award — Brianna Julius
Painesville/Mentor Rotary Clubs Best Drama/Comedy — Suite Surrender, Mr. David Leone*, Director
Painesville/Mentor Rotary Clubs Best Female Support in a Drama/Comedy — Evelyn Lindrose*,
Molly Lindrose
Painesville/Mentor Rotary Clubs Best Male Sub Support in a Drama/Comedy — Ben Chiappone*
Painesville/Mentor Rotary Clubs Best Male Sub Support in a Musical — Ben Chiappone*
Painesville/Mentor Rotary Clubs Robert E. Tischer Scholarship — Molly Lindrose
Palmer Roberts American Legion Auxiliary-Unit 214 Award — Anna Mitchell
Phi Betta Kappa Award — John Maczuzak
Photography Award, Excellence in Photography — Kaitlyn DeJoy, Alivia Dolgoff, Alex Lewins,
Kyle Slater
President’s Volunteer Service Award — Sara Apanavicius
Riverside High School Alumni Association Scholarship — Danielle Brown, Molly Lindrose,
Allison Lorek
Riverside High School Class of 1965 Alumni Scholarship — Abbey Carlton, Austin Tarasevich
Riverside RBI Club Scholarship — Michael Garmone
RLEA Teachers’ Memorial Scholarship — Sara Apanavicius, Leandra Bowsman, Danielle Brown,
Gina Chandler, Sarah Humphrey, Brianna Julius, Molly Lindrose, Alyson Mekinda, Brandon Monty,
Nicole Napier, Megan Zahursky
RLEEF – David W. Shaner Memorial Scholarship — Rachel Zurilla
RLEEF – Dr. Mary A. Porter Memorial Scholarship — Nick Stodolak
RLEEF – George E. Inscho, Jr. Scholarship — Nick Stodolak
RLEEF – Henry F. LaMuth Memorial Scholarship — Kirsten Szydlowski
RLEEF – Janice R. Wunderlich Scholarship — Madeline Kallay, Kirsten Szydlowski
RLEEF – Joanne McDaniel Memorial Scholarship — Kasey Madsen
RLEEF – John J. Weiss Scholarship — Abbey Carlton, Megan Zahursky
Robotics Team — Ryan Coffman, Zachary Klimcak*, Christopher Orlando, Cheyanne Schlisky*
Technology Award, Excellence in Technology — Calvin Doyle, Zack Greenwalt, Jeremy Reese,
Adam Stropkey
U.S. Marines Band Award–Semper Fi Music Award — Nick Stodolak
U.S. Marines Entry — Bruno Durigon, Theodore McCandless
U.S. Marines Scholar-Athlete Award — John Maczuzak, Kirsten Szydlowski
U.S. Marines Scholar Award — Megan Zahursky
Annual
Alumni
Picnic
The second annual
Riverside High School
Alumni Picnic is
Saturday, August 13
from noon to 5 p.m.
at the Painesville
Township Community
Center.
Anyone who has
attended or worked at
Riverside High School is
welcome to attend.
Please RSVP by
August 1 to Riverside
Alumni Association,
585 Riverside Drive,
Painesville, Ohio 44077
or email mvandi@aol.
com.
This is a potluck
picnic with food served
at 1 p.m.
If your last name
begins with:
A-H – appetizer
I-R – side dish
S-Z – dessert
Hamburgers and hot
dogs will be available for
purchase.
District
Staff Members “Graduating”
In addition to the 309 graduating seniors from
the Class of 2016, the Riverside Local Schools also
said farewell to some other familiar faces.
The end of the 2015-16 school year marked
the retirement of five dedicated staff members who
have served the District for a combined 123 years.
Thanks to each and every one for their many
years of service. May you each enjoy a happy and
healthy retirement!
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Name
PositionSchool
Years*
Donald Babich
Rosemarie Boehm
David Braski
Donald Fox
Danni Smith
Transportation Operator
Latchkey Supervisor/Assistant
Night Custodian
Night Custodian
Kitchen Manager
10years
16years
30years
33years
34years
District
Buckeye/Hadden
Riverside Campus
Riverside Campus
Madison Avenue
* Years of service to the Riverside Local Schools
123years
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Riverside Campus
Athletic Highlights
Congratulations to all of Riverside’s student-athletes and coaches for another successful year. Shown
below are some of the more noteworthy accomplishments from the 2015-16 school year.
Meet The
Teams Night
Mark your calendar for
Wednesday, August
17 at 6:30 p.m. Join
us in the Riverside
Stadium for the formal
introduction of the high
school fall sports teams
and coaches, as well as a
preview performance by
the Riverside Regiment
marching band.
RIVERSIDE
BEAVERS
2016 Varsity
Football Schedule
Fri., Aug. 26.......7:30 p.m.
vs. PERRY
Pregame Tailgate Party
Fri., Sept. 2.........7:00 p.m.
@ West Geauga
Fri., Sept. 9.........7:30 p.m.
@ Harvey
Fri., Sept. 16.......7:00 p.m.
vs. KENSTON *
Mass Band
Fri., Sept. 23.......7:00 p.m.
@ North *
Fri., Sept. 30.......7:00 p.m.
vs. MADISON *
Homecoming/Alumni Band
Fri., Oct. 7.........7:00 p.m.
@ Brush *
Fri., Oct. 14.......7:00 p.m.
vs. CHARDON *
Fri., Oct. 21.......7:00 p.m.
@ South *
Fri., Oct. 28.......7:00 p.m.
vs. MAYFIELD *
Senior Parent Night
* Western Reserve Conference game
Home games in CAPS
10
Cross Country, Boys
• Regional Qualifiers
• Alex Farenchak, WRC 1st Team
Swimming, Boys
• State Qualifiers, 200 Free Relay:
Nate Jerry, Charles Marshall,
Colin Shambaugh, Kyle
Silver (alt.), Mark Silver
Cross Country, Girls
• Regional Qualifiers
• Katie Durisin, WRC 1st Team,
State Qualifier, set school
record with a time of 18:48.45
Football
• John Maczuzak, Lake County
Touchdown Club Chuck
Koelble Athlete-of-the-Year
• Lake County Touchdown Club
All-Stars: Nick Fitzgerald
(Off. Special Player), Jesse
Hansel (DL), Brandon Horn
(LB), Cameron Jefferies
(DB), London Locklear (OL)
Golf
• District Qualifiers
• Anthony Julius, WRC Player
of the Year, WRC Tournament
Medalist, State Qualifier
Katie Durisin, Cross Country
Track & Field, Boys
• Regional Qualifiers, 200 Relay:
Jordan Dunnigan, Patrick
Gonzalez, Cameron Jefferies,
Jonah Kahill
John Maczuzak, Football
Volleyball
• District Champions
Gymnastics
• Lily Putney, State Qualifier
(vault)
Lily Putney, Gymnastics
Baseball
• Div. I Lake County All-Stars:
Josh Carafa, Dylan Mawhorr
• Lake County All-Star Game:
Michael Bean, Logan
Calhoun, Michael Garmone,
Dylan Mawhorr
Track & Field, Girls
• Abby Baker, Regional
Qualifier (800)
• Hanna Cole, Regional
Qualifier (300 hurdles)
• Katie Durisin, Regional
Qualifier (1600, 3200)
• Emily Schutt, Regional
Qualifier (800)
• Regional Qualifiers, 800 Relay:
Abby Baker, Katie Durisin,
Lily Putney, Emily Schutt
Anthony Julius, Golf
Charles Marshall, Colin Shambaugh, Mark Silver, Nate Jerry, Swimming
P I P E L I N E • Summer 2016
2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR
Riverside Local Schools District Calendar
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
September
October
October
October
November
November
November
December
December
January
January
January
February
February
March
March
April
April
April
May
May
May
May
June
June
17
18
24
24
25
26
26
29
30
5
7
14
19
8
23
28
21
22
3
4
16
6
20
15
27
3
14
18
5
25
26
30
2
4
Wednesday
Thursday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Sunday
6th Grade Orientation – 6:00-8:00 p.m.
8th Grade Orientation 9:00-10:30 am and 6:00-7:30 p.m.
First day of school, classes begin for Grades 1–12
Kindergarten Screening (Assessments)
Kindergarten Screening (Assessments)
Kindergarten Orientation for AM Full Day Classes – 9:30-11:15 a.m.
Kindergarten Orientation for PM Classes – 1:00-2:45 p.m.
First day of school for Kindergarten
First day of school for Preschool
Labor Day – no school
Teacher In-service – no classes
Fall Break, no school – NEOEA Day
End of First Attendance Period
Election Day – no school
Thanksgiving Vacation begins (through Nov. 25) – no school
School re-opens Monday, November 28, 2016
End of Second Attendance Period / End of First Semester
Winter Vacation begins (through Jan. 2, 2016) – no school
Teachers’ Records Day – no classes
School re-opens / Second Semester begins Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Martin Luther King Day – no school
Teacher In-service – no classes
Presidents’ Day – no school
End of Third Attendance Period
Spring Break begins (through March 31, 2017) – no school
School re-opens Monday, April 3, 2017
Spring Vacation begins (through April 17, 2017) – no school
School re-opens Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Teacher In-service – no classes
Last day for seniors
Memorial Day Break (through May 29, 2016) – no school
School re-opens Tuesday, May 30, 2017
End of Fourth Attendance Period. Last day for students
Commencement
Attendance and Grading Periods for 2016-17
First Period
Second Period
Third Period
Fourth Period
Period START
Wed., August 24
Thurs., October 20
Wed., January 4
Thurs., March 16
Period END
Wed., October 19
Wed., December 21
Wed., March 15
Fri., June 2
38 Days
41 Days
48 Days
47 Days
Parent-Teacher Conferences for 2016-17
School
RHS/JRW Campus
LaMuth Middle School
ALL Elementary Schools
LaMuth Middle School
ALL Elementary Schools
RHS/JRW Campus
LaMuth Middle School
ALL Elementary Schools
RHS/JRW Campus Curriculum Night
RHS/JRW Campus
ALL Elementary Schools
LaMuth Middle School
Day
Wed., October 26
Thurs., October 27
Thurs., October 27
Wed., November 2
Wed., November 2
Thurs., November 3
Thurs., November 10
Thurs., November 10
Thurs., February 9, 2017
Tues., February 21, 2017
Tues., February 21, 2017
Wed., February 22, 2017
www.riversidelocalschools.com
Time
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
4:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Fall 2016
Open House Schedule
Buckeye Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
Hadden Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
Hale Road Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
Leroy Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
Madison Ave. Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
Melridge Elementary
Mon., August 29 (Grades 3-5)
Tues., August 30 (Kindergarten-Grade 2)
LaMuth Middle School
Wed., August 24 (Grade 6)
Thurs., August 25 (Grade 7)
Riverside Campus
Wed., August 31 (Grades 8-12)
PLEASE NOTE:
NEW Elementary
Start And End Times
Beginning with the 2016-2017 school
year, all elementary schools in the Riverside
Local School District will start school at 9
a.m. and end school at 3:30 p.m.
New To The District?
Enrollment for all new students for the
2016-2017 school year, regardless of grade
level, will be conducted at the Board Office
at the Riverside Campus.
RLSD Board of Education Meetings
All meetings are held in the Conference
Room
at Riverside High
School and begin
PLEASE
NOTE:
at 7:00 p.m. Please visit the District website
for any updates or meeting changes.
• July 25, 2016
• October 25, 2016
• August 23, 2016
• November 21, 2016
• September 27, 2016 • December 6, 2016
NOTE: Hazardous weather and/or other unforeseen
circumstances may force an alteration of this calendar in
order to comply with State law. In the event weather or other
calamities require additional hours of student attendance, those
hours will be added commencing Monday, June 5, 2017.
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RIVERSIDE LOCAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
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PAINESVILLE, OHIO
PERMIT NO. 438
Board of Education
Jennifer Harden, President, 440-759-7983
Jack Miley, Vice President, 440-796-7454
Belinda Grassi, Member, 440-487-1599
Thomas Hach, Member, 216-650-7607
Steven Jefferies, Member, 440-363-1117
Central Administration Office
Mr. James Kalis, Superintendent
Mr. Michael A. Rock, Treasurer
585 Riverside Drive, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-352-0668
585 Riverside Drive • Painesville, Ohio 44077
Riverside Campus
Mr. Peter Hliatzos, Principal
585 Riverside Drive, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-352-3341 (Riverside)
440-352-3345 (J.R.W.)
Henry F. LaMuth Middle School
Mr. Chris Rateno, Principal
6700 Auburn Road, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-354-4394
The Riverside Local School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin,
sex or handicap in educational programs, activities or employment practices as required by Title IX of the
Educational Amendments of 1972 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Reasonable technical
assistance to facilitate participation in the application process will be made available upon request.
Ms. Cassandre Smolen, Principal
175 Buckeye Road, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-352-2191
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Buckeye Elementary
Clyde C. Hadden Elementary
Ms. Michelle Walker, Principal
1800 Mentor Avenue, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-354-4414
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Leroy Elementary
Mr. Greg Miller, Principal
13613 Painesville-Warren Rd., Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-358-8750
Madison Avenue Elementary
Ms. Traci Shantery, Principal
845 Madison Avenue, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-357-6171
Melridge Elementary
Mrs. Julie Weber
6689 Melridge Drive, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-352-3854
LEGISLATORS
The following elected officials serve the residents of the
Riverside Local School District:
Ohio Senate 18th District
Senator John Eklund
Senate Building, 1 Capitol Square, 1st Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215 • 614-644-7718 (voice)
Email: [email protected]
Ohio House of Rep. 60th District
Representative John M. Rogers
77 S. High Street, 10th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614-466-7251 (voice) • 614-719-3962 (fax)
Email: [email protected]
Ohio House of Rep. 61st District
Representative Ron Young
77 S. High Street, 13th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215
614-644-6074 (voice) • 614-719-3963 (fax)
Email: [email protected]
State Board of Education
Sarah Fowler, District 7
2952 State Route 45, Rock Creek, Ohio 44084
440-563-8535 (voice)
Email: [email protected]
@RLSD_Beavers
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Hale Road Elementary
Mr. Timothy St. Clair, Principal
56 Hale Road, Painesville, Ohio 44077
440-352-2300
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District
Art Students ‘Paint A Plow’
Riverside High School Art students
painted four Painesville Township snow
plows in April as part of the Township’s
‘Paint a Plow’ program.
The completed plows will be on display
at Painesville Township Family Fun Day
held on August 27 at the Lake County
History Center. The plows will then be
mounted back on the Painesville Township
trucks and be used to plow snow next
winter. Students will have the opportunity
to see their artwork clearing snow!
This project was made possible through
Painesville Township Trustees and donations
of paint and discounted painting supplies
from Sherwin Williams.
Painesville Township also provided
plows at Madison Avenue, Hadden, Hale
Road and Buckeye elementary schools for
students to paint.