April Sub calls go to Sarah 419-203-2500 or 419-749-4008 – Budget Requisitions and supply order worksheets are due on Friday, March 30. Bulldog Birthdays I have forgotten to celebrate these March birthdays! My apologies! – Kim Daniel March 8th Shelby Cluts March 9th Kelly Moyer March 12th Heather Raines March 14th Brenda Jenner March 15th Pat Dally March 22nd Judy Groom March 28th Thought of the Week –“The object of education is to prepare the to educate themselves throughout their lives.” Robert Maynard Hutchins Student News Monica Tieu was recognized on Monday at the Lima Exchange Club meeting as Elida’s nomination for the annual A.C.E. award. A.C.E. stands for Accepting the Challenge of Excellence. This is awarded to a student who has overcome obstacles in their lives and is a bright, productive young adult. Congratulations Monica! Myriah Schimpf, a Senior in Mr. Varland’s English 12 class, will have poetry published in the Hog Creek Review. Chris Radebaugh, Mr. Varland’s AP English, will have a short story published in the same publication. Congratulations! Apollo students Alex Zimmerman and Sarah Long recently competed in the state Health Occupations Student Association competition in Columbus. Alex competed in the extemporaneous speaking competition and received second place. His topic was a heart “HOSA, that beats for students.” Sarah Long received second place in Medical Terminology. Sarah competed against fifty three other competitors. Because of their accomplishments, Alex and Sarah will compete at the HOSA National Competition in Orlando in June. Making Textbook Reading Meaningful John T. Guthrie and Susan Lutz Klauda Many middle school students view textbooks with alarm. These five practices can motivate them to read informational text.
April Sub calls go to Sarah – 419-203-2500 or 419-749-4008 Budget Requisitions and supply order worksheets are due on Friday, March 30. Bulldog Birthdays – I have forgotten to celebrate these March birthdays! My apologies! Kim Daniel March 8th Shelby Cluts March 9th Kelly Moyer March 12th Heather Raines March 14th Brenda Jenner March 15th Pat Dally March 22nd Judy Groom March 28th Thought of the Week –“The object of education is to prepare the to educate themselves throughout their lives.” Robert Maynard Hutchins Student News Monica Tieu was recognized on Monday at the Lima Exchange Club meeting as Elida’s nomination for the annual A.C.E. award. A.C.E. stands for Accepting the Challenge of Excellence. This is awarded to a student who has overcome obstacles in their lives and is a bright, productive young adult. Congratulations Monica! Myriah Schimpf, a Senior in Mr. Varland’s English 12 class, will have poetry published in the Hog Creek Review. Chris Radebaugh, Mr. Varland’s AP English, will have a short story published in the same publication. Congratulations! Apollo students Alex Zimmerman and Sarah Long recently competed in the state Health Occupations Student Association competition in Columbus. Alex competed in the extemporaneous speaking competition and received second place. His topic was “HOSA, a heart that beats for students.” Sarah Long received second place in Medical Terminology. Sarah competed against fifty three other competitors. Because of their accomplishments, Alex and Sarah will compete at the HOSA National Competition in Orlando in June. Making Textbook Reading Meaningful John T. Guthrie and Susan Lutz Klauda Many middle school students view textbooks with alarm. These five practices can motivate them to read informational text.