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Parent Update – February 20, 2014
February 20, 2014 OFCS Communications	Comments off
OFMS ACADEMIC TEAM ADVANCES TO NATIONALS
One of the OFMS Academic Teams placed second in a recent competition to earn a spot at Nationals this May in Atlanta.
Pictured in the photo are Coach Laura Kennedy, Kennedy Saxton, Grant Young, Joey Calabrase and Harrison Graham, who is holding the trophy. They competed against 15 teams to qualify for nationals.
Congratulations to these spirited Bulldogs!
FOLLOW SUPERINTENDENT DR. JIM LLOYD ON TWITTER
Olmsted Falls School District Superintendent Dr. Jim Lloyd is on Twitter. Parents, students, residents and staff are invited and encouraged to follow Dr. Lloyd @OFCSSuper.
Be in the know as Dr. Lloyd tweets about all things Bulldog. From District news to District closures, Dr. Lloyd will tweet about a variety of happenings around Olmsted Falls Schools.
SECOND GRADE LITERACY NIGHT – TONIGHT!
Falls-Lenox Primary School's Second Grade Literacy Night is Thursday, February 20th at 6:00 p.m., followed by Third Grade Literacy Night on Thursday, March 6th!
We look forward to sharing this adventure in reading with our 2nd and 3rd grade students and their families!
OFHS SWIM & DIVE FUNDRAISER DINNER/RAFFLE RESCHEDULED TO THIS FRIDAY
Due to Tuesday's District closure, the annual Swim & Dive Fundraiser Dinner had to be postponed. The event will now take place TOMORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21ST! Don't miss out on the chance to plunge into some fun and support OFHS Swim & Dive at the same time.
The event will take place in the OFHS cafeteria from 6-9 p.m. this Friday, February 21st. Dinner is being catered by Applebees and includes chicken alfredo, broccoli, salad, pop, water and assorted desserts. The event's Luau theme certainly will bring some warmth into the recent low temperatures. The cost is $10 for adults and $6 for those 10 and younger. For an order form that can be dropped off at the school office or mailed, click HERE.
OFMS WEB LOCK-IN IS THIS WEEKEND – FEBRUARY 21ST AND 22ND
The OFMS Web lock-in is from 8 p.m. Friday, February 21st to 7 a.m. Saturday, February 22nd. The event is for eighth grade WEB leaders and sixth grade students only. Participants will have the opportunity to play basketball, dodge ball, snacks, nail painting, cooking, dancing and other activities. Donations for door prices, such as gift cards, gift baskets and games, are being accepted now through February 22nd.
BULLDOG STUDENTS PART OF POLARIS RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT TEAM HEADING TO NATIONALS
Two Olmsted Falls students are part of the Polaris Career Center's Restaurant Management team that placed first at a state competition. Their top spot at the 2014 ProStart Invitational Culinary and Restaurant Management Competition earned them a trip to compete at the national level in Minneapolis in May.
OFHS/Polaris students are Elizabeth Nunemaker, junior, seen in the front row, third from the left, and Morgan Anderson, junior, back row, fourth from the left. Their teammates are Renne Ondrejech, senior, Berea-Midpark High School; Ashley Brunner, junior, Fairview High School and DeVan Anderson, junior, North Olmsted High. This competition allows students from programs around the state to showcase their culinary and academic talents in a real world setting.
In this competition students presented an original concept to judges that demonstrate knowledge of the operation and success (profitability) of a food service establishment, also creating a name and logo design. The presentation includes menu design and food costing, facility design and decor, marketing strategies, employment practices and human resources. The team also had to answer a barrage of critical thinking questions from a panel of food service experts.
Congratulations to Morgan and Elizabeth and best wishes at the national contest!
OFSD HELPING HANDS FUNDRAISER TO HIT THE DANCE FLOOR – THIS SATURDAY
The community is invited to Helping Hands Dance Marathon on February 22nd from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the OFHS main gym and cafeteria.
The event is a fundraiser for the group, which is a disability awareness program that helps people of all ages learn attitudes of acceptance, dignity and respect toward all people.
The dance will include a DJ, food and raffles. The Dance-a-thon's entry fee is $6, but free to registered participants and pre-K/K students. All team pledges go toward Autism Speaks, Cure Tay Sachs Foundation (CTSF), Special Olympics and Syndromes Without A Name (SWAN USA). Come cheer on your classmates and friends. To view a flyer of the event, click HERE.
FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT MUSIC ON A MISSION IN OLMSTED FALLS SCHOOLS – THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday, February 23rd, from 5:30-9 p.m., the community is invited to attend a benefit for Music on a Mission's music therapy program in OF schools. Ms. Susan and Mr. Paul, the Music on a Mission's musicians, come to the OF district every month. The nonprofit organization sponsors the music therapy program that has been coming to the District's moderate-to-severe special education classrooms this year. The fundraiser will help keep them aiding our students.
This Olmsted Schools/Community Potluck begins at 5:30 p.m. at the Barnfull of Tunes, 31950 Krebs Road, Avon Lake. Please bring a dish to share and your favorite beverage. There is a $10 donation.
At 7, the band "Just Us" will play. The band's lead singer, Melinda Brunner, the director of OF's ECC, is excited about the opportunity to support the music therapy program that visits her building each month to enrich the lives of her very special students with their special needs.
Those who already have dinner plans are invited to the concert and bring snacks and beverages for the show. Fire regulations limit the number of participants at the Barn, so please RSVP to Jim Miraldi, the band's leader, at jim.miraldi@gmail.com or Marilyn Zeidner, the mission's director, music@musicmissioninc.com or 216-407-0601.
The program is family friendly and includes rock and roll, country and folk music originally performed by the band's favorite artists from the 1960s through today. To learn more about Music on a Mission, click HERE.
POWER ANNOUNCEMENT UPDATE
Thank you to parents and staff for your patience this past Tuesday morning as we experienced delay issues with the Power Announcement automated voice component during our school cancellation notifications. We've received confirmation that the cause of the delay has been identified and a software fix is scheduled for this week. In the meantime, please remember that, in addition to automated voice messages, Olmsted Falls City Schools also communicates school closure information via email, text, District website, District blog, and local media outlets (broadcast and online). Thank you again.
FOURTH-GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM SCORES BIG
The fourth-grade Boys Basketball Blue team rode a winning wave through the season. They competed in the Greater Cleveland Youth Basketball League and took first place in its division with an 11-1 record. The team also took first in the end-of-the-season tournament. The boys include Carson Atkins, Charlie Ciolek, Luke Dieckman, Andrew Dirk, Robert Kaminowski, Aaron Katitus, Aidan Meczka, Tanner Nelson, Ryan Smith and Jacob Woehrman. Their coaches are Jamie Katitus and Brett Meczka.
Congratulations to these Bulldogs and best wishes for the tournament in which they are now playing.
KINDERGARTEN INFORMATION NIGHT – NEXT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH, 7:00 P.M.
If you, or someone you know, will be registering a kindergarten student in Olmsted Falls Schools for the upcoming 2013-2014 school year, you'll want to be sure to attend Kindergarten Information Night scheduled for Thursday, February 27th at 7:00 p.m. at the Early Childhood Center.
Learn about the kindergarten registration process and the importance of making sure students are registered early. Get an overview of the kindergarten program from ECC Director Mrs. Melinda Brunner, and hear from the Director of Transportation, the District Nurse and a representative from Safety Town. There will also be an opportunity to walk around the building and talk to some of the kindergarten teachers. Information about community childcare and preschool providers and the Kinderday program will also be provided.
To ensure that all parents are able to attend this important information night, free babysitting will be provided at the ECC during the presentation. For additional information or questions, please contact the ECC office at 440-427-6360, or email Melinda Brunner, ECC Director, at mbrunner@ofcs.net.
ATTN: PARENTS – OLMSTED FALLS PTA TO HOST CYBER INFORMATION NIGHT – TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH
SAVE THE DATE! Attention All Bulldog Parents: Olmsted Falls PTA is pleased to present a timely and informational presentation for parents covering critical topics relating the cyber world our children our living in today. Please join Olmsted Falls PTA and Olmsted Falls School District as we welcome a special speaker from the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force on TUESDAY, MARCH 4th at 7:00 p.m. at Olmsted Falls High School Auditorium.
Mrs. Caroline Wathey from the Cuyahoga County Prosecutors Office will present critical information parents need to know about the apps our kids are using, laws pertaining to the internet, cyber bullying, and more. All parents are welcome and encouraged to attend, however we ask that you do not bring students to this event.
PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS TODAY FOR MARCH 4TH AT 7:00 P.M. FOR THIS IMPORTANT EVENT!
9TH GRADE ORIENTATION MOVED TO WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5TH
Attention Parents of Current 8th Graders: The 9th Grade Orientation event, originally scheduled for February 20th, has been moved to Wednesday, March 5th. The time, 7:00 p.m., and the location, OFHS Auditorium, have NOT changed. Please update your calendars with this important date change. Thank you.
OFHS TRACK AND FIELD PARENT MEETING – WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5TH @ 7PM
The preseason parent meeting for high school track and field will take place on Wednesday March 5th at 7PM in the high school media center. Parents of high school athletes who are participating in track and field this year should plan on attending.
Contact Coach Novotny (jnovotny@ofcs.et) for more information.
OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WAGES ALL ARE WINNERS AT LAS VEGAS NIGHT – THIS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
Want to test your luck while raising money for scholarships? The OF Alumni Association has its annual Las Vegas Night from 7 p.m. to midnight this Saturday, February 22nd. ALL profits go toward scholarships for the Olmsted Falls High School Class of 2014.
The night includes a cash bar, refreshments by Angelina's Pizza, big wheel, dice, black Jack, let it ride, poker, Texas hold 'em , 50/50 raffle, Vitamix raffle and side boards The event is at the West Side Irish-American Club, 8559 Jennings Road (south off Bagley, west of Stearns), in Olmsted Township. Tickets are $5 in advance, $6 at the door. Call the Alumni office, 440-427-6030, for tickets or more information. Those 21 and older are invited to the event.
LOCAL PTA TO HOST TASTY FUNDRAISER
Looking for some different, yet easy meal options for your family? The OECPTA is having a Tastefully Simple Fundraiser from March 1st through the 15th. Just go to the Tastefully Simple website by clicking HERE and enter OLMSTED as the host's first name and FALLS-ECPTA as the last name. Then choose your items. Your selections will be shipped to your house. It is just that (Tastefully) simple. You can also click HERE to go directly to the OECPTA Tastefully Simple Party page.
If you have any questions, contact Beth Mordarski, OECPTA president, at bethmordarski@gmail.com. Enjoy a delicious meal and help a local PTA.
OECPTA BARGAIN BONANZA IS MARCH 8TH
OECPTA-sponsored consignment Bargain Bonanza is March 8th at the OFMS cafeteria. Items for sale that are at great prices include children's clothing, toys, various gear and maternity clothes. The early bird hour is from 8-9 a.m., with a $5 entrance fee. General hours are 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. with a $2 admission. The bag sale is from 2:30-3:30 p.m. that offers $3 a bag and large items at half price.
For more details, see the flyer by clicking HERE.
OLMSTED COMMUNITY SUMMER LEAGUE
Olmsted Community Summer League registration is now OPEN for summer baseball and softball leagues. This program is open for boys and girls between the ages of 4 thru 18. Please register online at www.olmstedcc.com through the Olmsted Community Center website under "Youth Programs". Registrations AFTER March 31, 2014 will be charged a late fee, so register now! All league practices will begin mid May and the regular season games will start June 2, 2014.
New this year is our Co-ed Adult league. Register as a team or individually. Please contact Tracey Rinas at (440) 591-0865 with any questions or additional information regarding the Co-ed Adult league.
OLMSTED PERFORMING ARTS ANNOUNCES SPRING PRODUCTIONS
Olmsted Performing Arts, 6941 Columbia Road, Olmsted Fall, will present ROMEO & JULIET March 3 & March 6-9. Tickets are $16.25. OPA will also present Bye-Bye Birdie April 4-6. Tickets range from $12.25 – $16.25. Tickets and details online by clicking HERE or by calling 440- 235-OPAC.
SATURDAY ACTIVITY NIGHT FUN THIS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
Kids in grades 1-6 can enjoy the interactive fun with InFocus Photo Booths LLC at the Saturday Activity Night at Olmsted Community Center. Come dress up, wear silly hats and have fun with your friends. Picture strips are $2. Also enjoy indoor fun with our DJ /Dance Party, hula hoop competition, dodge ball, basketball and much more. For more details, click HERE.
Falls-Lenox students – don't forget to bring your Fun Night coupons and support your Falls-Lenox/ECCPTA.
Tuesday, February 18th – District Closure Alert
All Olmsted Falls School District buildings will be closed today, Tuesday, Feb. 18th, due to inclement weather.
Please stay safe!
*** IMPORTANT NOTE RE: AUTOMATED VOICE MESSAGING***
Olmsted Falls School District experienced delays with this morning's automated voice message about today's closure. While the Power Announcement system effectively transmitted emails and text messages to parents/staff at approx. 5:20 a.m. this morning regarding today's closure, the automated voice message delivery process experienced significant delays. For many, it took more than two hours before the call came through.
We have been in contact with Power Announcement throughout the morning, and their engineering department is actively monitoring the call delay situation, which was experienced by other clients as well. We anticipate a fuller explanation as to the problem later this morning. In the meantime, we wanted to communicate to parents and staff members that we are aware of the situation and apologize for any inconvenience.
On a positive note, having multiple methods of communicating school closures – via text, email, voice, District website, District Blog & local media – hopefully provides our school community with the ability to quickly learn about District closures.
Thank you for your patience as we work to resolve this issue.
ALERT: NO SCHOOL THIS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH & MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
Just a reminder there will be no school this Friday, February 14th due to a District Staff In-Service Day. The District will also be closed on Monday, February 17th in honor of President's Day.
We will see students back in the buildings on Tuesday, February 18th.
OLMSTED FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT EMBARKS ON COLLABORATIVE PROJECT TO UPDATE DISTRICT'S STRATEGIC PLAN
Olmsted Falls School District has begun the process of outlining refinements to the District's strategic plan. The end result will be a strategic plan that will provide a consistent framework to guide decision-making in the District over the next three to five years. The Board of Education has partnered with O.E. Strategies, Inc., located in Broadview Heights, to guide the overall process as the District works to refine and update its existing Strategic Plan.
Superintendent Dr. Jim Lloyd welcomed Steering Committee members as the group prepared to begin work refining the District's Strategic Plan.
A steering committee representing a wide cross-section of district stakeholders came together on January 31st to begin the process. The committee worked to assess where the District is now, and where it wants to head in the future. Steering committee members include representatives from the Board of Education, District administration, certified and classified staff, as well as two OFHS students. Additionally, the District is also fortunate to have the participation of local business executive Joe Pullella, V.P. of Operations at VitaMix, the second largest employer in the District behind Olmsted Falls School District itself.
Steering Committee members spent time in break-out groups during the day-long work session.
"In the spirit of collaboration we wanted to bring all of these voices together to begin the work of creating of a strategic plan that is aligned with the current and future needs of our students, our District and our community. Each steering committee member comes to the table with a set of experiences and aspirations that will offer great value to this important process," said Superintendent Dr. Jim Lloyd.
Ultimately, the refinements to the Strategic Plan will be based on a comprehensive assessment of culture, strengths, challenges, opportunities, and barriers – led by the steering committee and also reaching beyond to include a series of conversations and feedback loops from various stakeholder groups and community partners. The end result will allow for effective communication to constituents about the challenges and opportunities facing the District, along with clearly defined and measurable goals to build on the District's already high performance.
The strategic plan, scheduled to be formally adopted by the Board this June, will also provide a basis for stage setting, measuring progress and creating a means for informed change to the plan when needed.
"Good organizations learn and grow to become great ones, and great ones set their sights to become even greater. We are confident this process will allow us to continue to excel as we adapt to the evolving needs of our students, families, staff and community," added Dr. Lloyd.
Please watch for future updates on the strategic planning process in the District's Weekly Blog update and printed School Report. To view additional photos from the first meeting of the Steering Committee, please click HERE.
MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPER SPELLERS!
2nd Runner-Up Alex Holm and 1st Place Winner Jack Wu display their awards. Congratulations!
Olmsted Falls Middle School held its annual Spelling Bee after school last Thursday, February 6th. Congratulations to eighth-grader Jack Wu, who placed first in this year's competition. Jack also took the top spot in the school's 2013 contest as a seventh grader! Jack will move on to compete at the Cuyahoga County Spelling Bee on March 1st. Good luck to Jack as he represents Olmsted Falls at the county competition!
Congratulations are also extended for the outstanding performances of the 2nd through 5th place finishers: 7th grader Alex Holm (2nd place runner-up); 7th grader Lauren Kane (3rd place); 8th grader Meredith Gardner (4th place); and 7th grader Noah Thoma (5tthplace).
Kudos to all of these fine Middle School students and to all who participated in this year's
Spelling Bee!
BULLDOG HOCKEY PLAYERS & COACH EARN ALL-LEAGUE HONORS
Congratulations to Bulldog Hockey players Jacob Norman, Steve Wilk and Zach Sadowski on being named as All-League Selections by the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League. Senior Jacob Norman was named a First Team Forward; and junior Steve Wilk was named First Team Defense. Sophomore Zach Sadowski was named a Third Team Forward. Congratulations to all three of these outstanding athletes for their stand out season!
Joining his players on the prestigious All-League Team list is OFHS Hockey Coach Brian Thompson, who was named a Coach of the Year by the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League.
Go Bulldogs!
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT FOR THIRD GRADE MUSIC PROGRAM
Falls-Lenox third graders performed their music concert "Mighty Minds" February 4th at the OFHS auditorium. The students worked very hard over the last several months to learn and practice their songs. Several students also had speaking and solo parts. All students did a fantastic job with the performance and the concert, which was enjoyed by all.
To view a gallery of photos from the concert, please click HERE.
FALLS-LENOX CELEBRATED DISABILITY AWARENESS WEEK
Board of Education member Linda Parkowski joined students for Disability Awareness Week activities.
Falls-Lenox Primary School celebrated its eighth annual Disability Awareness/Celebrating Differences Week in January. Mr. Moyer, a songwriter, musician and advocate for human rights, performed for the students songs of inclusion. Mr. Moyer has an understanding of the overall concept – he is blind.
Helping Hands parents from the community, one of whom was Linda Parkowski, an Olmsted Falls Board of Education member, came into the classrooms as guest readers. A Bulldog "Thank You" to the parents and the building's intervention specialists, school psychologist and principals who also read in the classrooms.
Lenox also held a poster/essay contest. Many students created inspirational and educational projects on topics of acceptance and including others. Congratulations to the following grade level winners: Gavin Range, Jessica Wolanin, Laila Laki, Sarah Tedeschi, Carly Nelson, Alaycia Carroll, Cameryn Filicko and Claire Schultz.
To view a photo gallery from Disability Awareness/Celebrating Differences Week, please click HERE.
OFHS BOYS SOCCER PLAYER/PARENT MEETING – TONIGHT- WEDNESDAY – FEBRUARY 12TH
Players and parents are invited to attend the 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesday, February 12th meeting for the 2014 OFHS Boys Soccer program in the high school media center. All players in grades 8-11 who plan to try out and play soccer for OFHS in 2014 must attend with a parent. If for some reason, such as club training, soccer game, etc. you cannot attend, please have a parent attend. Important information about the off-season and upcoming season will be discussed. For more details, go to the soccer website by clicking HERE. If you have questions, contact Coach Walchanowicz, OFHSSoccer@sbcglobal.net.
PTA BATTLE OF THE SCHOOLS IS ON – TOMORROW NIGHT – THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13th!
Come out and support your school at the February 13th Dodgeball PTA Battle of the Schools. It is at 7 p.m. in the OFHS gym. Remember, there is no school on Friday, Feb. 14th. Tickets are $3 for students & $6 for adults and on sale at the door! All money raised for this event goes to PTA scholarship fund. To download a copy of the event flyer, please click HERE.
MINI CHEERLEADERS TO CHEER AT THIS FRIDAY'S, FEBRUARY 14TH, BASKETBALL GAME
A reminder for students in grades 2-5 who attended Tuesday's Mini Cheer Clinic will cheer at this Friday's basketball game against Avon Lake at 7:30 p.m.
Parents and family members may purchase tickets at the game if they did not obtain advanced ones.
ATTN: OFHS SENIORS & PARENTS – LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE IS TOMORROW, THURSDAY, FEB. 13TH
For seniors interested in applying for the Local Scholarship Program, applications are now available in the OFHS Counseling Office. All Local Scholarship Applications must be returned no later than 3:00 p.m. Thursday, February 13th. Last year, thanks to the generosity of 77 local community donors, the OFHS Local Scholarship Program awarded more than $115,375 through 231 scholarships for members of the Class of 2013. Local Scholarship Applications can be picked up in the Guidance Office, or downloaded from the Counselors' Corner section of the High School website. Please contact Ms. Tommye Laut, 427-6116, with any questions.
YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO RESERVE YOUR OFHS YEARBOOK AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE
The 2014 Senorio is now on sale. Yearbooks will be available for a discounted price until this Saturday, February 15th.
They may be purchased for $50 in the pit during lunches or by ordering online by clicking HERE.
Please call Mr. Gaba with any questions.
LITERACY NIGHTS CONTINUE AT FALLS-LENOX
The First Grade Literacy Night was well attended at Falls-Lenox Primary School. The Second Grade Literacy Night is February 20th at 6:00 p.m., followed by Third Grade Literacy Night on Thursday, March 6th!
SAVE THE DATE: OFMS WEB LOCK-IN IS FEBRUARY 21ST AND 22ND
OFSD HELPING HANDS FUNDRAISER TO HIT THE DANCE FLOOR
COMMON CORE PRESENTATION SLIDES AVAILABLE ONLINE
The Power Point slides from the recent presentations on the new Common Core Standards are available in pdf format on the District website. The presentations focused on an overview of the Common Core Standards for both Reading and Math, and provided parents with valuable and specific grade level examples. School officials also fielded questions from the audience.
A list of frequently asked questions generated from the Q & A portions of each session is currently being compiled and will be posted online shortly. Please watch the blog for that additional information, which we hope parents who were unable to attend either event last month will find useful in addition to the Power Point slides.
To view the Power Point presentation from the January 16th Common Core Presentation at Olmsted Falls High School, please click HERE.
To view the Power Point presentation from the January 23 Common Core Presentation at Falls-Lenox Primary School, please click HERE.
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR NOW UNDERWAY
Registration instruction pick-up began Friday, February 7th. The new online registration portal for the 2014-2015 school year will officially open this Monday, February 10th for 2014-15 registrations. All families registering kindergarten students for the coming 2014-2015 school year should plan to visit the Early Childhood Center Office on or after February 7th to pick up a registration instruction sheet and schedule registration and screening appointments.
IMPORTANT DATES FOR NEXT YEAR'S KINDERGARTENERS
Parents who will have children starting kindergarten in the Olmsted Falls School District next school year (2014-2015) should mark their calendars with these important dates:
February 7th – Registration Instruction Pick-Up Begins at the Early Childhood Center, 7105 Fitch Road, between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on school days.
February 10th – Online Registration Portal Opens (First step in registration process)
February 27th – Kindergarten Information Night, 7 p.m. at the Early Childhood Center. (Babysitting available.)
March 11th – 13th Kindergarten Registration at Early Childhood Center, by appointment.
April 30th & May 1st Kindergarten Screening at Early Childhood Center, by appointment.
Please call (440) 427-6360 with questions or email Melinda Brunner, ECC Director, at mbrunner@ofcs.net.
ANNOUNCEMENT LAUNCHED – REMEMBER TO SET YOUR PARENT PREFERENCES
Olmsted Falls School District has launched its new school notification system, called Power Announcement. This notification system is loaded with new features that will make it easier for the District to keep in contact with families. Power Announcement provides the ability to contact parents via email, voice and text messaging. Parents have the ability to set their own communication preferences for various types of messages through the PowerSchool Parent Portal. PLEASE REMEMBER TO LOG IN TO YOUR POWER SCHOOL ACCOUNT TO SET YOUR PARENTS PREFERENCES FOR EACH OF YOUR STUDENTS.
To download the "How To" Parent Guide that was included in the launch email earlier this week, please click HERE.
ALSO REMEMBER THAT PARENTS MUST OPT-IN TO BEGIN RECEIVING TEXT MESSAGES. Phone and email contacts are already selected. If you do NOT wish to receive voice messages or emails to a particular contact within your profile, simply click the checkbox to remove the default setting.
Parents with questions about Power School and/or the new Power Announcement, or in need of assistance in setting parent preferences can contact your child's school building. We hope all parents will appreciate this new communications system, and the flexibility and efficiency it will provide.
REMEMBER: AUTOMATED ATTENDANCE CALLING NOW UNDERWAY
Olmsted Falls School District recently began utilizing the Automated Attendance Call feature of Power Announcement, the new parent communication system also launched. Parents of students in any school building marked with an unexcused absence for the day now receive personalized automated phone call notifications regarding their student's absence. While we did encounter a couple of system glitches in the initial calls early in the week, the issues we quickly remedied and the system is now functioning properly. Thank you to those parents who may have received calls in error due to these glitches. This new system enables our buildings to contact parents in a more efficient manner regarding student absences. If you have any questions about the new automated attendance calls, please contact the office at your child's school building.
OECPTA BARGAIN BONANZA STILL ACCEPTING REGISTRATION
OECPTA-sponsored consignment Bargain Bonanza is March 8th at the OFMS cafeteria. The cafeteria is organized with clothing items for sale sorted by size and gender and the gymnasium is packed full of toys, baby gear and so much more. Anyone may register to be a seller, but the PTA does have a cap of 130 sellers. Unlike other sales, this one allows sellers to drop off their items with tags purchased from OECPTA and members do all the hard work of sorting and running the actual sale. After all the tags are added up, checks are cut and you get your proceeds minus 10% for members of OECPTA and 12% for non-members.
If you are interested or want to learn more, please refer to the website by clicking HERE. Contact Melissa Schwecke at Schwecke@cox.net and she will send you the necessary paperwork to fill out.
DINE TO DONATE TO OFHS POST PROM – THIS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
Wrap up your long holiday weekend with a tasty meal from Chick-fil-A!
Mention the organization when placing your order & 20% of sales goes to OFHS Post Prom!
Dine-in, Carry-out, Drive Thru or Cater! Click HERE to download flyer.
OFHS SWIM & DIVE TEAM'S DINNER/RAFFLE IS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH
It's that time of year to plunge into some fun at this year's OFHS Swim & Dive Team's dinner and raffle. The 6-9 p.m. February 18th dinner, which Applebee's will provide, includes chicken alfredo, broccoli, salad, pop, water and assorted desserts. The event's Luau theme certainly will bring some warmth into the recent low temperatures. The venue is in the OFHS cafeteria. The cost is $10 for adults and $6 for those 10 and younger. For an order form that can be dropped off at the school office or mailed, click HERE.
OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WAGES ALL ARE WINNERS AT LAS VEGAS NIGHT – FEBRUARY 22ND
Want to test your luck while raising money for scholarships? The OF Alumni Association has its annual Las Vegas Night from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday, February 22nd. ALL profits go toward scholarships for the Olmsted Falls High School Class of 2014.
TONIGHT – WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 – OLMSTED COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
Olmsted Community Preschool has its annual Registration Open House Wednesday, February 12th from 6:30-8 p.m. The preschool is located at 7853 Main Street, Olmsted Falls. Classes offered are at the three. pre-k and pre-k extended age levels. For more information, please call 440-235-3869 or email ocprschl@aol.com. Visit the preschool's website by clicking HERE. olmstedcommunitychurch.org.
OFSA RECREATIONAL SPRING SOCCER SIGN UPS NOW OPEN
Registration is now OPEN for the Olmsted Falls Soccer Association's Spring Recreational Soccer Program. This program is open to players between the ages of 4-14. It also has a high school division. All games are played at the Shady soccer field complex between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday mornings. To register your child and access OFSA's website, click HERE. April 2nd is the sign up deadline.
OFSL BASEBALL/SOFTBALL REGISTRATION IN PROGRESS
Online registration for Olmsted Community Summer League's summer baseball and softball leagues for boys and girls ages 4-18 is now occurring. Sign ups are available through the Olmsted Community Center. Registration forms may be printed from the OCSL website by clicking HERE and mailing them or dropping them off with payment to the Olmsted Community Center, 8170 Mapleway Drive, Olmsted Falls, OH 44138. A late fee will be charged for those who register after March 31.
The games will begin June 2nd. New this year is a Co-ed Adult league. Register as a team or as an individual. Contact Tracey Rinas, 440-591-0865, with any questions regarding the Co-ed Adult league.
Olmsted Performing Arts (6941 Columbia Road, Olmsted Falls) will present ROMEO & JULIET March 3 & March 6-9. Tickets $16.25. OPA will also present Bye-Bye Birdie April 4-6. Tickets $12.25 – $16.25. Tickets and details online at www.olmstedperformingarts.com or by calling (440) 235-OPAC.
Parent Update – February 8, 2014
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REMINDER: NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH & MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
THREE OFHS ROBOTICS TEAMS HEAD TO STATE COMPETITION
Four OFHS VEX Robotic Teams competed January 24th in the Zain State VEX Robotic Challenge at Zain State College. After six rounds, the teams were in fifth, eighth, 11th and 15th place. Teams 5658A and 5658D were combined going into the final rounds. They were ready to take the trophy home, but lost in the final competition, coming in second. All team members attending the competition were Matt Bender, Brian Dougher, Moises Garcia Ponce, David Graham, Joselyn Rabbitt, Lucas Schilling, Matthew Seman, Sean Winans, and Julie Wu.
Teams 5658A, 5658B and 5658D will enter the state competition February 22nd in Marion Ohio. If they place first there, they will head to California to compete. Click HERE to see a photo gallery of the competition and HERE for a video of the final rounds.
In other robotics action, two OFHS teams competed in the First Tech Challenge January 11th at Tri C's Eastern Campus. Unfortunately, they did not return with any trophies, but they did compete, had a good time and looking forward to next year. Team members attending the competition were Ryan Miler, Joselyn Rabbitt, Jacob Rodrigues, Stephanie Schroth and Cory Umbel. To see a video of the FTC competition that Fox8 filmed showing OFHS robots #7918 and #7917, click HERE.
FIRST OF THREE LITERACY NIGHT EVENTS AT FALLS-LENOX A SUCCESS!
The first graders had a great time on Thursday at the "Lasso a Good Book!" Literacy Night! Students and their parents traveled through three ranches where they played fun reading games and learned about the latest reading websites and apps. The ranch stations include Story Stew, Riding through Non-Fiction Text Features, and Technology Round-Up. Students and parents took home many useful resources and had a great night!
To view a gallery of photos from last week's First Grade Literacy Night, please click HERE.
Second grade Literacy Night is February 20th at 6:00 p.m.; followed by Third Grade Literacy Night on Thursday, March 6th! We look forward to sharing this adventure in reading with our 2nd and 3rd grade students and their families!
The Power Point slides from the recent presentations on the new Common Core Standards are now available in pdf format on the District website. More than 100 parents and residents attended the recent information sessions led by Assistant Superintendent Ms. Kelli Cogan.
The presentations focused on an overview of the Common Core Standards for both Reading and Math, and provided parents with valuable and specific grade level examples. School officials also fielded questions from the audience.
EQUIPMENT DONATION AIDS ECC'S MODERATE INTENSIVE CLASSROOM STUDENTS
ECC's moderate intensive classroom received a gift of a "squeeze machine." It provides deep pressure and compression for students who seek this type of sensory input. It helps the classroom students calm their bodies and minds and helps them organize the outside stimuli that can be very difficult for them to process.
A special "thank you" to Joe Little, whose Five Horizons Foundation donated the funds for the piece of equipment. For more details about Five Horizons Foundation, click HERE. For a video students made to thank Joe Little, click HERE. The new "squeeze machine" was dedicated in loving memory of Colleen Cottingham, a dedicated paraprofessional at the ECC, who passed away over the winter break. To view the special memorial plaque, please click HERE.
OFHS GIRLS SOCCER TEAM RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE; ALONG WITH THREE INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS
Congratulations to the OFHS Girls Soccer Team for being awarded a certificate for "Team Academic Excellence" by the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association for maintaining a team grade point average of 3.0 throughout the 2013 season.
Congratulations also to OFHS girls soccer team players Sherilyn Rogers, Lauren Walchanowicz and Leah Walchanowicz for maintaining a GPA of 3.7 or higher during their sport's season. Each also received individual certificates recognizing that outstanding achievement from the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association.
POWER ANNOUNCEMENT LAUNCHED – REMEMBER TO SET YOUR PARENT PREFERENCES
Olmsted Falls School District launched its new school notification system, called Power Announcement, this week. This notification system is loaded with new features that will make it easier for the District to keep in contact with families. Power Announcement provides the ability to contact parents via email, voice and text messaging. Parents have the ability to set their own communication preferences for various types of messages through the PowerSchool Parent Portal. PLEASE REMEMBER TO LOG IN TO YOUR POWER SCHOOL ACCOUNT TO SET YOUR PARENTS PREFERENCES FOR EACH OF YOUR STUDENTS.
ALSO REMEMBER THAT PARENTS MUST OPT-IN TO BEGIN TO RECEIVE TEXT MESSAGES. Phone and email contacts are already selected. If you do NOT wish to receive voice messages or emails to a particular contact within your profile, simply click the checkbox to remove the default setting.
AUTOMATED ATTENDANCE CALLING NOW UNDERWAY
Beginning this past Monday, February 3rd, Olmsted Falls School District began utilizing the Automated Attendance Call feature of Power Announcement, the new parent communication system also launched this week. Parents of students in any school building marked with an unexcused absence for the day now receive personalized automated phone call notifications regarding their student's absence. While we did encounter a couple of system glitches in the initial calls early in the week, the issues we quickly remedied and the system is now functioning properly. Thank you to those parents who may have received calls in error due to these glitches. This new system enables our buildings to contact parents in a more efficient manner regarding student absences. If you have any questions about the new automated attendance calls, please contact the office at your child's school building.
DONATIONS TO OFHS ACADEMIC BOOSTER CLUB DIRECTLY BENEFIT STUDENTS
The OF Academic Booster Club, now in its 34th year, recognizes students who excel in the classroom. It annually rewards students with scholarships and hosts the Academic Honors Banquet. The group is seeking donations, with those being recognized at the Academic Honors Banquet program if received by FEBRUARY 15th. All monies directly benefit students. Checks should be made payable to the Olmsted Falls Academic Boosters. If you have questions, contact Patrick McClain, pmcclain377@aol.com. To view a letter about the organization and various donations levels, click HERE.
MINI CHEER CLINIC – THIS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH
A reminder for students in grades 2-5 who have registered in advance that the Mini Cheer Clinic is scheduled for this Tuesday, February 11th. Students attending the clinic will then cheer at the OFHS Friday night basketball game against Avon Lake at 7:30 p.m. February 14th. The clinic, run by OFHS cheerleaders, is from 6:30-8:30 p.m. February 11th in the OFHS gym. Participants received a Mini Cheer T-shirt, free admission to the game and a snack.
If you have questions, email OFHScheerleading@gmail.com.
OFHS BOYS SOCCER PLAYER/PARENT MEETING – THIS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH
PTA BATTLE OF THE SCHOOLS IS ON – THIS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13th!
This year we are playing DODGEBALL again! Come out and support your school!
Thursday, February 13, 2013 at 7 p.m. in OFHS. (No School On Friday, Feb. 14th!) Tickets are $3 for students & $6 for adults and on sale at the door! All money raised for this event goes to PTA scholarship fund.
ATTN: OFHS SENIORS & PARENTS – LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE IS THIS THURSDAY, FEB. 13TH
RESERVE YOUR OFHS YEARBOOK NOW AT DISCOUNTED PRICE
The 2014 Senorio is now on sale. Yearbooks will be available for a discounted price until February 15th.
They may be purchased for $50 in the pit during lunches or by ordering online by clicking HERE. Please call Mr. Gaba with any questions.
ATTN: IMPORTANT EVENT FOR PARENTS – OLMSTED FALLS PTA TO HOST CYBER INFORMATION NIGHT – TUESDAY, MARCH 4TH
SAVE THE DATE! Attention All Bulldog Parents: Olmsted Falls PTA is pleased to present a timely and informational presentation for parents covering critical topics relating the cyber world our children our living in today. Please join Olmsted Falls PTA and Olmsted Falls School District as we welcome a special speaker from the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force on Tuesday, March 4th at 7:00 p.m.
This year the OECPTA-sponsored consignment Bargain Bonanza is March 8th at the OFMS cafeteria. The cafeteria is organized with thousands of clothing items for sale all sorted by size and gender and the gymnasium is packed full of toys, baby gear and so much more. Anyone may register to be a seller, but the PTA does have a cap of 130 sellers. Unlike other sales, this one allows sellers to drop off their items with tags purchased from OECPTA and members do all the hard work of sorting and running the actual sale. After all the tags are added up, checks are cut and you get your proceeds minus 10% for members of OECPTA and 12% for non-members.
DINE TO DONATE TO OFHS POST PROM – MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
Wrap up your long holiday weekend with a tasty meal from Chick-Mention!
Organization when placing order & 20% of sales goes to OFHS Post Prom!
THINK 'WARM' AT OFHS SWIM & DIVE TEAM'S FEBRUARY 18TH DINNER AND RAFFLE
LACROSSE CLINIC FOR COACHES & PARENTS – THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH
The Lacrosse Coach clinic THIS SUNDAY, February 9, is from 10 a.m. to noon at OFMS. The clinic will be split into classroom and field training sessions, which is a great way to learn about the sport of lacrosse from the area's very best. Xcelerate Cleveland's Brian Lalley, an Ohio State University lacrosse alumnus and past Canisius College coach, and Steve Anderson, a Virginia lacrosse alumnus and former Rocky River head coach, will conduct the clinic. They will be joined with very special guests MLL Boston Cannon players Malcolm Chase and Marty Bowes. The clinic will include rules review, practice planning and game strategy.
The cost is $15 per attendee to cover the use of the school on a Sunday. This clinic is not just for coaches, but parents may attend to learn more about the sport of lacrosse. For more about the clinic, click HERE. To register online, click HERE.
OLMSTED COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL OPEN HOUSE – THIS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12TH
Olmsted Community Preschool has its annual Registration Open House on Wednesday, February 12th from 6:30-8 p.m. The preschool is located at 7853 Main Street, Olmsted Falls. Classes offered are at the three. pre-k and pre-k extended age levels. For more information, please call 440-235-3869 or email ocprschl@aol.com. Visit the preschool's website by clicking HERE. olmstedcommunitychurch.org.
Online registration for Olmsted Community Summer League's summer baseball and softball leagues for boys and girls ages 4-18 begins February 1st. Sign ups are available through the Olmsted Community Center. Registration forms may be printed from the OCSL website by clicking HERE and mailing them or dropping them off with payment to the Olmsted Community Center, 8170 Mapleway Drive, Olmsted Falls, OH 44138. A late fee will be charged for those who register after March 31.
OFMS STUDENTS COMPETE IN POWER OF THE PEN
The OFMS grade 7 team placed first, and grade 8 team, fourth, in the recent Power of the Pen District Tournament where 27 schools competed.
Individual awards for grade 8 include Maggie Harris, 17th place out of 162 and took Best of Round Award and Lizzie Vukovic, seventh. Grade 7 honors include Emma Andrus, third place out of 162 competitors; Dylan Reines, 17 and Ally Rice, 19.
OFMS went to the podium eight times! The members look forward to the March 15th Regionals. Pictured in the photo on the left are back row: Mrs. Gulden, Emma Andrus, Dylan Reines, Maggie Harris, Zach Zdanowicz, Lizzie Vukovic, Joseph Calabrase, Lindsey Rowe, Jack Wu, Miss Scalley; front row: Desi Jasper, Kayla Falcone, Ally Rice, Lauren Gumeny, Cameron Nelson, Alex Enczur, Jamie Bridle, Victoria Steiert and not pictured, Abby Gaba. A larger version of the photo is available by clicking HERE.
Congrats and best wishes in future competitions.
LONGTIME BULLDOG WRESTLING COACH BILL MCGRAIN HONORED
Board of Education President Jim Weisbarth joined Coach McGrain and his family following special honors for the longtime OFHS Wrestling Coach.
The Olmsted Falls High School wrestling team hosted a special evening to honor all past Bulldog wrestlers on Friday, January 24th during its scheduled match against Bay Village and Valley Forge. In addition to recognizing all wrestler alumni in attendance, longtime OFHS Head Wrestling Coach Bill McGrain was honored for his 27 years of dedication to the program. Coach McGrain, who retired in 2012, was acknowledged by Board of Education President Jim Weisbarth, OFHS Principal Holly Schafer and OFHS Athletic Director Rob Coxon. Coach McGrain's family was also in attendance for the honors.
Coach McGrain was the head Coach of Olmsted Falls wrestling program from 1986 to 2012. During his tenure, he has made a lasting impact on each wrestler, and on the program. Coach McGrain was elected as a member of the Ohio High School Wrestling Hall of Fame, Ohio Division 2 Coach of the Year, SWC Coach of the year 14 times, had 12 Top 10 State finishes, a career dual meet record of 335 wins 58 losses, and 3 ties, 13 SWC Championships, 73 Individual SWC champs, 76 State Qualifiers and 46 State Place winners. Countless young wrestlers attribute much of their success to Coach's support and encouragement over the years.
During Friday night's honors, Coach McGrain was presented with a banner displaying all of his accomplishments at Olmsted Falls. This banner will hang in the wrestling room, so that all who enter will learn how much of an impact he had on this program. Many thanks again to Coach McGrain, and his wife Tracey, for their profound and lasting impact on the Bulldog wrestling team, Olmsted Falls High School and the community!
3RD GRADE MUSIC PROGRAM RESCHEDULED FOR THIS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH
The Falls-Lenox Third Grade Music Program, which had to be postponed due to last week's school closures has been rescheduled for THIS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH. There will be two performances on the evening of February 4th at 6:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Please see below for the breakdown of classroom performance time. Both performances will take place in the OFHS Auditorium as originally planned.
The classes performing at 6:15 p.m. are: Miss Apatzky, Mrs. Campagna, Mrs. LaGruth, Marsco, Mrs. Richmond-Smith and Mrs. Sparks.
The classes performing at 7:30 p.m. are: Mr. Acerra, Mrs. Duray, Mr. Klembarsky, Mrs. Reitz, and Mrs. Petro.
Students should arrive 15 minutes prior to their scheduled concert time. We will be meeting in the choir room and the band room. We look forward to seeing everyone this Tuesday evening for these very special performances.
OFIS GREEN TEAM IS RECYCLING FRIENDLY
About 30 OFIS fifth graders are busy making the building "green." These Green Team members spend their free time after school working on various environmental-type projects. Right now they are spreading the word about collecting juice pouches and chip bags to earn money through a company called TerraCycle. Each bag and juice pouch collected is worth 2 cents. The group also is collecting lids for an upcoming recycling project.
If you would like to help with this project, please send any size lid to OFIS labeled "Green Team." For a photo gallery of the Green Team at work, click HERE.
The group also began a Waste-Free Wednesday Lunch program. Before starting the program, the garbage at lunch weighed 382 lbs. After implementing the program, the lunch waste was reduced to 280 lbs. Its goal is 100 lbs. The ways to achieve this is using lunch bags, plastic containers, reusable silverware and eating all of their lunches. The changes will help reduce the amount of garbage sent to landfill.
In addition to the Green Team, everyone in the school works together to recycle paper in their own classrooms. Did you also know the building is heated and cooled by a geothermal system?
DISTRICT LAUNCHES AUTOMATED ATTENDANCE CALLING THIS MONDAY, FEB. 3RD
Beginning this Monday, February 3rd, Olmsted Falls School District will begin utilizing the Automated Attendance Call feature of Power Announcement, the new parent communication system also being launched this week. Parents of students in any school building who have been marked with an unexcused absence for the day will receive a personalized automated phone call notification regarding their student's absence. This new system will enable our buildings to contact parents in a more efficient manner regarding student absences. If you have any questions about the new automated attendance calls, please contact the office at your child's school building.
SECOND GRADE CogAT TESTING THIS WEEK
Attention Parents of Second Grade Students: All 2nd grade students will be taking the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) this week on Feb. 4-6. The CogAT test measures students' learned reasoning abilities and is given solely for the purpose of identifying gifted students. Please feel free to contact the Falls-Lenox office with any questions.
FALLS-LENOX THIRD GRADERS DISCOVER VARIOUS CAREERS
Falls-Lenox third graders learned about 40 careers during the school's January 23rd Career Day. Parents, friends and family took time from their busy schedules to share, inspire and motivate students with their jobs. All speakers inspired the students to work hard and set goals so they can have a rewarding career in the future. The speakers also linked their conversations with the third grade economics unit. Students learned about the concepts of goods, services and competition.
We appreciate all of the time and energy the speakers put into their presentations. Students beamed with positive energy and motivation as they left that afternoon. For a large photo gallery of the event, click HERE.
LASSO A GOOD BOOK AT FALLS-LENOX LITERACY NIGHT!
Falls-Lenox Primary School is pleased to present Family Literacy Nights! This is an exciting evening of learning where parents can work with their child on reading activities. Children will also receive useful learning games and electronic resources to practice reading at home. The stations for the evening include: Story Stew, Saddle Up! Riding the Trail through Non-fiction Text; and Technology Round-Up! Please join us from 6-8 P.M. on the following dates:
THIS THURSDAY, February 6th – 1st Grade
Thursday, February 20th – 2nd Grade
Thursday, March 6th – 3rd Grade
ATTEND MINI CHEER CLINIC AND ROOT AT A BASKETBALL GAME
Those in grades 2-5 are invited to attend a Mini Cheer Clinic on Tuesday, February 11th. Students who do, will then cheer at the OFHS Friday night basketball game against Avon Lake at 7:30 p.m. February 14th. The clinic, which OFHS cheerleaders will run, is from 6:30-8:30 p.m. February 11th in the high school gym.
The cost is $20 for the first child and $15 for each additional child in the immediate family. Participants received a Mini Cheer T-shirt, free admission to the game and a snack.
Family members should purchase their own tickets in advance via a form that is available by clicking HERE. Advanced tickets will be distributed at the clinic. Additional tickets will be available at the game. There is no refund for pre-sale tickets. If you have questions, email OFHScheerleading@gmail.com.
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS THIS FRIDAY, FEB. 7TH
The new online registration portal for the 2014-2015 school year will be open this Friday, February 7th for 2014-15 registrations. All families registering kindergarten students for the coming 2014-2015 should plan to visit the Early Childhood Center Office on or after February 7th to pick up a registration instruction sheet and schedule registration and screening appointments.
February 27th Kindergarten Information Night, 7 p.m. at the Early Childhood Center. (Babysitting available.)
ATTN: OFHS SENIORS & PARENTS – LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINE IS FEB. 13TH
OF EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER INDOOR SNOW FUN
Mrs. Elaine Atkinson's morning preschool class enjoyed a wintry activity indoors. The children made paper snowballs and had a fun snowball fight in the gym.
No worries of the cold or slippery terrain in this activity!
OECPTA BARGAIN BONANZA REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
If you are interested or want to learn more, please refer to the website by clicking HERE Contact Melissa Schwecke at Schwecke@cox.net and she will send you the necessary paperwork to fill out.
OFHS BOYS SOCCER PLAYER/PARENT MEETING FEBRUARY 12TH
PTA BATTLE OF THE SCHOOLS IS ON – THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13th!
OFHS SWIM & DIVE TEAM SETS FEBRUARY 18TH AS ITS ANNUAL DINNER AND RAFFLE
The OFHS Swim & Dive Team invites the community to its annual Dinner and Raffle from 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, February 18th at the OFHS cafeteria. This year the event has a luau theme. For more details, or if you have a donation for the raffle, call Tessa, 440-228-8160. Some of the raffle items this year include a 42-inch flat screen TV, iPad Air, SOL headphones and much more! Dinner tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for those 10 and younger. Order deadline is February 14th. For a dinner registration form, click HERE.
OF ATHLETIC BOOSTERS NEEDS FUNDRAISER SUPPORT
The success of the OF Athletic Boosters' Night at the Races is contingent upon family, community and business support. You can help in several ways for this March 15 event. The group welcomes donations of gift cards and merchandise for its raffle baskets. Contact Jim or Loula Souris, 440-235-9526 or email dsouris@sbcglobal.net. Various- sized program ads are available with a new option to sponsor a horse race with your ad. Contact Ken Fox, 440-391-0624 or email majkfox@cox.net. Donations are tax deductible.
Horses are for sale for $30 each. You name your horse and have a chance to win a trophy and $50 if it wins its race. Contact Lisa Hanna, 440-823-4118, Shelly Mitchell, 216-570-6370 or email info@ofathleticboosters.org. Click HERE for a horse form.
For general OFAB or Night at the Races inquiries, contact President Jim Polcar, president@ofathleticboosters.org. The group's next meeting is Monday, February 3rd at 7 p.m. in the OFHS media center. Thank you in advance.
LACROSSE COACH & PARENT CLINIC SET FOR FEBRUARY 9TH
There will be a Lacrosse Coach clinic on Sunday, February 9 from 10 a.m. to noon at OFMS.
The clinic will be split into classroom and field training sessions, which is a great way to learn about the sport of lacrosse from the area's very best. Xcelerate Cleveland's Brian Lalley, an Ohio State University lacrosse alumnus and past Canisius College coach, and Steve Anderson, a Virginia lacrosse alumnus and former Rocky River head coach, will conduct the clinic. They will be joined with very special guests MLL Boston Cannon players Malcolm Chase and Marty Bowes. The clinic will include rules review, practice planning and game strategy.
OFSL BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SIGN UPS BEGIN FEBRUARY 1ST


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TBH, I don't really like that track and would rather check out the new track in Connecticut.
Goddamn it; where's that pesky little TZ250 Yamaha when you really need it?
must buy mc22 with open pipes!! 19krpm of awesomeness.
i thought their problem was the fact they didnt open the track to the public.
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Diverse and boldly flavored food at this cozy Montecito eatery.
: Cava is an intimate, family-run spot in the heart of Montecito. Offering the bold flavors of Spain, Mexico and South America, the menu, which offers full meals and lighter tapas, puts an elegant spin on Latin cuisine. The sounds of Spanish guitar fill the room, and there's an outdoor terraza complete with a homey fireplace and original artwork by noted Santa Barbara artist Channing Peake. The place is well known for its margaritas made from quality spirits, and the bar also features several high-end California wines and a lengthy list of cordials. To start, we like the refreshing halibut ceviche and the homemade guacamole with warm tortilla chips. Pork pozole is a hearty and filling Mexican stew with cabbage and avocado, or go for the classic paella. Among the meat dishes we recommend the Cava filet mignon served with a green peppercorn sauce and chipotle mashed potatoes. For dessert, try the besito de cava, a rich chocolate ganache torte drenched in a sauce made with coffee and Patron XO tequila.


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Novel Biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease to improve early diagnosis and development of novel therapies
Oskar Hansson
The Wallenberg Foundations
Alzheimer's disease and other dementias|Parkinson's disease & PD-related disorders
Background: Alzheimer's disease (AD) and Parkinson's disease (PD) are major causes of disability, institutionalization and premature death in the elderly, and the costs are vast and increase dramatically worldwide. We have shown that the pathologies of AD and PD start 10-20 years before overt clinical symptoms, opening a window for early diagnosis and treatment. With novel accurate diagnostic methods we could already today initiate symptomatic treatments at an earlier stage. Numerous clinical phase III studies have been performed evaluating new disease-modifying therapies for AD and PD, but all have yet failed. New treatments designed to stop the key disease pathologies of AD and PD will most likely only be effective if initiated during the very early stages of the diseases, before widespread and irreversible neurodegeneration has already occurred. We therefore develop diagnostic algorithms with novel biomarkers and brain imaging methods, which will be crucial for future clinical trials. Our studies will also unravel the early disease mechanisms in subjects affected by AD and PD to accelerate the development of new and effective therapies. Purpose and aims: 1) To identify and validate cost effective blood-based biomarkers to improve the diagnostics of AD- and PD-related disorders in a primary care setting. 2) To develop diagnostic algorithms including advanced brain imaging and cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers to be able to diagnose the diseases earlier and more accurately in specialized healthcare clinics. 3) To develop novel tools enabling efficient clinical trials, i.e. methods improving i) accurate patient selection, ii) relevant stratification of patient populations and iii) assessment of treatment effects on key drug targets in affected humans. 4) To investigate the underlying disease mechanisms of AD and PD in humans and to establish new disease models for human experimental research aiming at finding new relevant drug targets. Project description: We include well-defined, clinically relevant population- and clinic-based cohorts of patients with early symptoms and healthy elderly followed longitudinally and prospectively for 6 years. We perform detailed clinical assessments and analyze the blood and cerebrospinal fluid with state-of-the-art quantitative mass spectrometry and highly sensitive immune-based approaches. Advanced high-field magnetic resonance (MR) is used to unravel the structural and functional connectivity in the brain and newly developed positron emission tomography (PET) ligands are used to detect regional tau and amyloid pathology. The project's unique strength is that clinically relevant and very well-characterized cohorts are examined with world-leading technologies in protein chemistry and brain imaging. Further, in vivo microdialyses in humans and animal models are used together with infusion of 13C-labeled leucine to further understand the mechanisms behind amyloid accumulation in these neurodegenerative disorders. We also develop novel and relevant human-derived cell models to understand disease pathology and facilitate drug discovery.
Member States: Sweden
Diseases: Alzheimer's disease & other dementias, Parkinson's disease & PD-related disorders


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If you happen to create a new email address once you have already applied for the eTA Canada, then all you need to do is update your new information. This can be easily done via our update form, which is sent to our customers in confirmation email.
Once your application for eTA Canada has been approved, you are authorised to stay in Canada for 6 months. However, sometimes this may change as, the border services officer may decide on the amount of period an applicant is authorised to stay. Please note that if you wish to increase the time of your stay, you are able to do this however you will be required to apply for an extended stay option. From the point that your eTA Canada is authorised, it lasts for 5 years. However, if you passport expires before the 5 years period, then your eTA will also expire at the same time as your passport date.
Although the authorised eTA will allow you to travel to Canada, please note that once you arrive you will be required to show your passport and any other relevant traveling documentation to the border service officer. Be prepared to answer some questions as they are the ones who decide whether you are able to enter Canada or not. However, there has only been very few cases where an applicant with an approved eTA was rejected from entering Canada.
Please be prepared to be greeted by the border service officer. The officer has the duty to ask you to provide your passport and other documents that you have travelled with so therefore, it is crucial that you take them with you at hand, not packed away as this will make the process shorter. People traveling to Canada who are not required an eTA will also be faced with a few questions that they will need to answer. Please make sure that information that you have provided is true as you will be denied entry if your information is incorrect. The border officer also needs to believe that you intend to leave Canada when your approved stay period comes to an end.
If you are under 18 years old, the same requirements apply at the Canadian border. The border officer will provide you with information regarding how long you can stay in Canada. This period is usually 6 months however, this depends on the purpose of your travel. It is important that everyone traveling to Canada reads the terms and conditions stated on their eTA. If they disobey the stated conditions, you will be asked to leave the country.
Our company works hard to ensure that we provide the best service for our customers. Our company is based in the UK and we have the duty to make sure that our applicants find our service convenient and hassle free. Our company processes all eTA Canada applications. Once your application has been completed, we send out an email which will state whether your eTA has been approved. Please note that if your eTA Canada has been successfully approved, the validity lasts for 5 years or until your passport expiration date (whichever comes first).
Our staff is experienced and we make sure that we provide the best guidance for applicants. We answer any queries and help our applicants which any issues that they may face regarding the application. The applicant needs to provide us with their information, such as address, place of birth, name, passport number etc. All the required details are listed on the application form. Furthermore, our team has provided instructions which make the application process easy.
Applicants who are still unsure on something they are able to email our team. We aim to respond back to emails within an hour. The eTA Canada website is a secure website using SSL with 2048 bit key and 256 bit encryption. It protects applicants from frauds. We have the duty to keep all your private and confidential information safe and secure.
An eTA Canada costs £57. This price includes the additional fee of $7 for the Citizenship and Immigration Canada office (CIC) as well as the £1 sea transaction fee. Our website accepts PayPal payments as we believe that this is the most secure way to carry out transactions online. We do not store any credit/debit card information.
Free post of the eTA on request.


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PEOPLES' EMPOWERMENT AND LIFE CHANGING SEMINARS
Feb 27, 2019 DISTRIBUTORS, EVENTS, KEDI NEWS, NEWS by doris bourmel
There is no gain saying that peoples' empowerment is indeed a key means to achieve sustainable development in any given nation. In other words, empowering an individual translates to empowering the nation; and empowerment in itself is best served through rapid economic growth with rapid social change. Indeed, there is no greater form of Corporate Social Responsibility than empowering a people to be self sufficient and Independent and at KEDI Healthcare, this is what we stand for at all times.
In February, several people empowerment and life changing seminars were held across different states of the country with the sole purpose of promoting the use of Traditional Chinese Medicine {TCM} and educating people on the lucrativeness of
KEDI business thus bringing health and wealth to the doorsteps of the people.
The various cities and states that were touched this month include: Nangere Local Government in Yobe State, Damaturu, Yobe State, Gashua Local Government in Yobe State, Romi Katsina in Kaduna State, Funtua Katsina in Katsina State, Bakorii Katsina in Katsina State, Malumfashi Katsina in Katsina State, Agbor/Oghara in Delta State, Kokori in Delta State, Ihiala Local Government in Anambra State, Osisioma – Ngwa in Anambra State, Mangu in Plateau State, Ajaokuta in Kogi State, Agbowo in Oyo State amongst others.
These life changing seminars were held at strategic locations across the country such as: Potiskum Local Government Secretariat Hall, Government Lodge Hall Nagere, Old Theatre Hall Federal Polytechnic Damaturu, Saint John's Anglican Church Hall, Agbor Delta State, Ego Square Hotel, Market Road, Oghara Delta State, Paradise Chapel C&S Church, Romi Kaduna State to mention a few.
The events had in attendance KEDI Marketing Officers such as Miss Vivian Eze, Miss Margaret Idonjie , Miss Kelechi Onyeri, Mr. Nathaniel Adede, Mr. Nicholas Anigala and Mr. Emmanuel Ogazi. Top distributors were not left out too as they came in their numbers to give the event a face lift, few amongst them are: Mr. Oyeleye Wasiu, Mr. Omotosho Akeem, Mr. Suleiman Isah Leko, Mr. Yanana Ndana, Mr. Mohammed Abdulmalik, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar, Mr. Baba Ali Adamu, Mrs. Hajiya Yagana, Mr. Inaolaji Alabi, Mr. Abubakar, Mr. Hassan Umar, Mr. Bawaji Muhammed, Hon. Adamu Haruna, Mrs. Aisha Muhammed, Mrs. Fatima Jaji, Mr. Adamu Gambo, Mrs. Ahmed amongst others.
Well seasoned and groomed Lecturers such as Mr. Bamidele Adesina, Mr. Omidiji, Mr. Adetodun, Mr. Abiodun Sunday, Mr. Ademola Adetoro, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Kolawole, Mr. Kawuwa Bakari, Mr. Adamu Ibrahim, Mr. Fatai Adesina, Mr. Bolanle Kehinde, Mr. Ike Chijindu, Ms. Patience Abonyi, Dr. Mrs. Mirian Obasi, Lady Elizabeth Nwachukwu, Mr. Eghe Oshodin, Mr. Emmanuel Kejirovwo, were engaged to extensively do justice on products of the company – their efficacies, impacts, benefits and usage methodologies for all the attendees to benefit from.
New markets were penetrated, awareness were created for KEDI products, brand loyalty was built, questions were asked, clarifications were made in a bid to ensure that all present were furnished with all the necessary information needed to stay healthy and grow wealthy with KEDI.
Top leaders present painstakingly corroborated the lecturers by telling the attendees how they rose from the scratch to relevance and moved up the ladder of success from nothing courtesy the unflinching support of KEDI. The attendees were thrilled and made up their minds to give whatever it takes to also become a point of reference in no distant time.
There were free quantum tests in the different centres which hitherto led to a high demand of KEDI products as the attendees queued up neatly to enjoy the uncountable benefits derivable from the products as elucidated by the lecturers. Practical demonstrations were carried out on KEDI 7 layer pad and physical exercises were not left out.
The seminars had about 1,625 people in attendance with about 357 instant registrations recorded. The Seminars indeed recorded phenomenal successes as participants pleaded that more seminars of such magnitudes be organized for them.


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Disney Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse
Disney Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse is an Action, Puzzle-Platform, Side-Scrolling, and Single-player video game by Sega. In this game, the player can take on the role of a Mickey Mouse character in the high-definition 3D environment. It allows the player to move in different directions to solve the puzzle segments… read more
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You can take on the role of the female protagonist named Giana, who is Maria's sister and become a teenager in the previous entry. The aim is to enter the dream world and save your sister from an evil dragon. In the game, the female protagonist learns how to manipulate the world of dreams.
Explore each level in search of your sister, collect power-ups and coins to enhance your abilities and skills. Learn new skills while exploring the world and engage yourself in the platform gameplay experience.
Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams offers prominent features such as Powerful Abilities, Intuitive Controls, Smooth Gameplay, Legendary Soundtracks, Epic Boss Battles, different Modes, and more.
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#3 A Hat in Time
A Hat in Time is an Addictive Action-Adventure, Platform, Single and Multiplayer video game created by Gears for Breakfast and published by Humble Bundle. The game follows a young girl who tries to return her homeworld via spaceship.
During the journey, she passes various mysterious planets, and people of the planet's Mafia come to gather the flying boat tax for the deadly Mafia Town government. It offers similar gameplay to the Nintendo 64 platform games, including Super Mario 64 and Banjo-Kazooie.
In this game, the player can travel between four open levels, which can freely explore without time limits. During the gameplay, the player can collect lots of items, solve a series of puzzles, and use an umbrella to combat enemies.
The defeated enemies drop Pons, which the player must collect to unlock additional challenges and purchase badges that increase the player abilities. Each level of the game offers a more challenging puzzle to solve. A Hat in Time features smooth controls, great game mechanics, a well-written storyline, and beautiful visual details.
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Disney Castle of Illusion starring Mickey Mouse is an Action, Puzzle-Platform, Side-Scrolling, and Single-player video game by Sega. In this game, the player can take on the role of a Mickey Mouse character in the high-definition 3D environment.
It allows the player to move in different directions to solve the puzzle segments. The ultimate task of the player is to use the bounce attack on enemies to defeat and try to approach the highest area to gain points. It allows the player to collect projectiles that help the player to eliminate the enemies from a long distance.
There are multiple levels, and each one has a set of objectives that the player has to complete to become the master. It includes core features such as new puzzles, more powerful enemies, improved boss fights, playing cards, and power-ups.
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