The Chardon High School Family and Consumer Science (FCS) Department recently sent a team of junior leaders to the annual Lake/Geauga Youth Summit Leadership...
Youth Leadership Summit
The Chardon High School Family and Consumer Science (FCS) Department recently sent a team of junior leaders to the annual Lake/Geauga Youth Summit Leadership Training, where they experienced a great day of bonding and learning. In addition to fundamental leadership training sessions, E J Carrion and Frank Kitchen, two nationally recognized motivational speakers, delivered high-energy presentations on student success and team building.
Chardon’s leadership team will bring back to the high school ideas centered around positive social media and student empowerment. Students who attended the training included Lily Baker, Brandon Frania, Chase Kline, Devon Moses, Morgan Richard, Megan Sivula, Matt Smrdel and Mason Ziegenfuss.
National Merit Semifinalist
Chardon High School senior Nick Schragal has been named a semifinalist in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. As one of approximately 15,000 high school seniors who are semifinalists, he has an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,500 National Merit Scholarships to be offered in March. Best of luck, Nick.
Heart-2-Heart Dance
On Feb. 17, Rob Mizen’s AC4P leadership class from Chardon High School hosted its annual Heart-2-Heart Dance at Park Auditorium. The party was a Valentine celebration for area senior citizens and was a great way of connecting generations through dance.
The photo booth props were perfect for breaking the ice between the students and seniors, and the dancing was non-stop, a true sign of a successful event.
A complimentary lunch was also served, courtesy of food service provider Sodexo, Inc. Thanks to all who helped make the day such a success, including the Geauga County Department on Aging and UHHS Geauga Medical Center.
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Chardon High School senior Nick Schragal has been named a semifinalist in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Students in the Chardon High School AC4P leadership class ham it up in the photo booth with a senior guest at the Heart-2-Heart Dance at Park Auditorium.
