1st honors: Sierra Berman, Lauren Flick, Caitlin Ford, Jamie Graham, Michael Hoffmann, Thomas McCauley, Sophia Morano, Ava Morano, Christian Pawar, Liam Ptasznik,…
Third Quarter Honors
Grade 4
1st honors: Sierra Berman, Lauren Flick, Caitlin Ford, Jamie Graham, Michael Hoffmann, Thomas McCauley, Sophia Morano, Ava Morano, Christian Pawar, Liam Ptasznik, Lindsey Schaefer, Jacob Schneider and Natalie Zemba.
2nd honors: Nathan Bender, Melanie Hribar, Ty Nieto and Grace Rowan.
3rd honors: Camden Adamic, Owen Boggs, Kira Brennan, Dylan Brock, Brayden Mester and Madeline Slish.
Grade 5
1st honors: It’sabella Cerimele, Shea Finger, Derek Mardula, Matthew Organiscak, Simon Rodriguez, Claire Suszynski, Faith Tomsick and Kyle Yates.
2nd honors: Elli Daugherty, Will Eppich, Quentin Fedak, Cecelia Richardson, Marcus Rowan, Andrew Ryan, Annie Solomon, Andrew Svoboda and Gabe Virant.
3rd honors: Wyatt Fuduric, Ethan McCaskey and Madelyn Zemba
Effort: Marcus Rowan.
Grade 6
1st honors: Megan Duffy, Ellie Faber, Anna Gerstner, Faye Hoey, Mark Hribar, Nathaniel Lah, Mary McCauley and Molly Passow.
2nd honors: David Berman, Sarah Boggs, Adrianna Brickman, Daniel Duffy, Shane Fletcher, Angelica Lasota and Cody Svoboda.
3rd honors: Max Buzogany and Patrick Pawar.
Effort: Colin Gillispie.
Grade 7
1st honors: Nick Balogh, Terry Finger, Thomas Fowle, Kaylie Malloy, Harmond Richardson, Victor Rosace, Melanie Schaefer, Theresa Schneider, Taylor Slish and Kathleen Suszynski.
2nd honors: Edward Buzogany, Baleigh Eppich, Lucas Rowan and Clifton Dobbs.
Effort: Victor Rosace and Theresa Schneider.
Grade 8
1st honors: Julia Baitt, Colsen Mueller, Andrew Passow, Maria Peters, Elizabeth Rodriguez and Rachel Yates.
2nd honors: Elizabeth Boehringer, Andrea Diaz-Rodriguez and Grace Morano.
3rd honors: Bobby Williams.
Officer Phil Visits
What do magic, games and ventriloquism have to do with safety? Ask Officer Phil.
The Chardon Police Department in cooperation with Creative Safety Products helped to provide the elementary students with a fun, entertaining and informative assembly about safety last week. During the live presentation, students learned about the dangers that exist around them and the instructors helped to reinforce proper actions they can take if confronted with a problem.
School resource officer Mike Shaw played along with the students in interactive games, helping make him less intimidating and approachable to the kids should they ever need his help.
Chief of Police Scott Niehus in a letter writes, “The City of Chardon Police Department is hopeful that the continued personal contact your child has with our officers will constitute a trustworthy and respectable relationship that will endure throughout the child’s developmental years and extend into his/her adult life.”
To reinforce what the children learned in the live presentation, each child is given a grade specific activity book and other interactive materials to take home and work on with his or her parents or guardians and teachers throughout the year. The materials are sponsored and provided with the help of local area businesses.
