Students of the Month
October 2007
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FHS
Art
Sean J.
English
Emily G.
Family/Consumer Ashley C.
HPE
Shawn H.
Graphic Arts
Ally M.
Math
Samantha R.
Music
Peter S.
Tyler M.
Science
Skye B.
Social Studies
Heather C.
Special Ed
Johnathan B.
World Languages
Halley N.
Val C.
Warrior of the Month
Jessica Z.
LFMMS
Eighth Grade
Eric B.
Katie S.
Seventh Grade
Alex K.
Leighanne M.
Congratulations to all the students of the month.
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Student Spotlight
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FHS Talent Show
On Saturday, December 8, Fairview High School
students and teachers showed their talents off to over 200 people.
The talent show raised $1368 which will be donated to the Fairview Park
Hunger Shelter.
Stay tuned for videos showcasing their performances.
to view photos click here. |
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December 17, 2007
Issue 2 Vol. 1
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Welcome...
The FPCS E-Newsletter's purpose is to provide the Fairview Park Schools' community with important and current district news.
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District Announces New Treasurer
At the Nov. 20 board meeting, FPCS
announced Ryan Ghizzoni as the district's new treasure.
"I am anxious to
begin working with Ryan," FPCS Superintendent Brion Deitsch said. "He is a very
bright and capable young man that brings a number of experiences with him. He
will be a tremendous addition and asset to our administrative team and the
district."
Ghizzoni comes to FPCS from the Lorain City School District
were he served as treasurer since this May. Originally, Ghizzoni started his
career in finance working for the Auditor of State's Office for two years.
Following the auditor's office, he worked as the assistant treasurer and
treasurer for the Stow-Munroe Falls City School District for over three years.
Overall, Ghizzoni has six years of experience in government finance.
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FHS Receives Sportsmanship Award
Fairview Park, OH
- Fairview Park High School won the Harold A. Meyer Sportsmanship, Ethics and
Integrity Award from the Ohio High School Athletic Association for
2007.
The award honors the late Harold A. Meyer, commissioner of the
OHSAA from 1969 to 1977. Winners of the Meyer Award receive a banner to display
their achievement on campus.
"Sportsmanship is a given," said Fairview
Park Schools Athletic Director Kevin Liptrap. "We changed the direction of
athletics in Fairview by pursuing victory with honor and representing the school
in a first class manner on and off the field."
The award may be won by any OHSAA member school that meets the
specific requirements. Awards are presented to schools
that demonstrate they have completed an eight-part program that promotes
sportsmanship, ethics and integrity in their schools and communities.
Read on...
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FHS Senior Named All State Football
Ralph Bradberry
 Ralph Bradberry considers himself a normal high school senior. He goes
to school and plays sports for Fairview Park High School [FHS].
However,
this 2007 All State Football player juggles not only school, homework,
football or basketball schedules, but he is working at a local sandwich
shop some 15 to 25 hours a week.
"Up until this past Saturday,
I could not remember a day that went by where I did not have either
work, school or a game," said Bradberry. "I love to play video games
when I have the time, and that is what I did on my day off."
At the beginning of the 2007-08 school year, Bradberry decided for
himself that he would transfer from John Marshall High School in Cleveland to
Fairview Park High School. Due to family circumstances, Bradberry, 19,
lives on his own.
Bradberry
played tight end and defensive end for FHS football, and was named 2007
All State Football and first-team West Shore Conference this year. In
basketball, Bradberry plays forward and center. Last year he received
first-team Senate Athletic League honors in football and basketball.
Read on...
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FPCS State of the Schools
Learn more about the financial and
operational state as well as other district ventures happening at FPCS?
FPCS will host the FPCS State of the
Schools where district officials will answer questions from the community.
When: February 13, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Where: Fairview Park High School Auditorium
4507 W.213th St., Fairview Park, Ohio
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Online Lunch Program Payment System Easy Pay
Parents, no more worries about whether or not you gave your child enough money for lunch. Thanks to Easy Pay, a link now added to the FPCS Web site, parents may simply go online and add money to their child's lunch account.
Visit www.fairviewparkschools.org. Click on the Easy Pay link located on the home Web page and parents Web page. Or simply, click here.
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Gilles-Sweet Elementary Turkey Trot
 Kindergarten through sixth grade students participated in the third
annual turkey trot held at Gilles-Sweet Elementary School Friday, Nov.
16. The entry fee for the race was one canned good per student to be
donated to the Fairview Park Hunger Shelter.
Fairview Park High School and
Lewis F. Mayer Middle School cross country runners helped lead the
students during the races. Fourth through sixth grade ran two miles.
Kindergarten through third grade ran a little over one mile. Winners
won a frozen turkey and a t-shirt. The t-shirt was designed by
sixth-grader Macey Brown, who won the turkey trot t-shirt design
contest.
Winners
Kindergarten AM - Jack Jewitt and Claire Geiger
Kindergarten
PM - Marty Rehor and Ellisa Iwais
First - Jacob Dinya and Danielle
Fridley
Second - Austin Eggers and Anna Mills
Third - Josh Filkill and Aabreene
Albanna
Fourth - Caitlyn Groh
Fifth - Kevin Kerchenski and Kelsy Bilak
Sixth - Eric Groh and Claire Rehor
Special Thanks
Lewis F. Mayer Middle School cross country team. Fairview Park High School cross country team. Fairview Park Youth
Association for purchasing the t-shirts. Jim Mayer Sporting Goods for
making the t-shirts. Romeos Pizza for donating pizza for lunch. Gilles-Sweet Elementary PTA, especially Sue Dunn and Carolyn Graf, for purchasing the
turkeys, providing lunch for student helpers, and all of their help on the day
of the race. Gilles-Sweet Elementary staff and administration
for their help and participation.
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Hot and Cold
Breakfast at Gilles-Sweet
Starting in January when students return from winter break, hot and cold breakfast will be served at Gilles-Sweet Elementary before school. Menus will be available on the district's Web site soon.
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Fairview Park Gemini Galla
The Fairview Park Gemini Center Celebration will be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008.
11:00 a.m. - Gemini Recreation Center Dedication
12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Open House
7:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. - Gemini Galla ($25 a person)
Tickets for the galla are available until Jan. 3 at the Fairview Park Recreation Department and the Fairview Park City Hall.
For more information: call 440.356.4444 or 440.356.4411.
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Important Dates
December 2007 & January 2008
12.18 - 7:00p fourth grade music concert at FHS
12.19 - 7:30p FHS band, chorale and orchestra concert
12.17 - 01.02.08 - no nursery school
12.21 - 01.02.08 - winter break, no school and child care
01.12 - Fairview Park Gemini Center Dedication 12p to 2p
01.12 - Fairview Park Gemini Gala 7p to 12a $25
01.18 - no school
01.21 - no school, Early Education Center closed
For more important dates and activities, please visit www.fairviewparkschools.org and click on calendar.
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