Lindsey ACE Award WinnersCongratulations go out to the ACE Award…
Lindsey ACE Award WinnersCongratulations go out to the ACE Award winners for the third quarter at Lindsey Elementary School. Students awarded by their teachers for…
Lindsey ACE Award Winners
Congratulations go out to the ACE Award winners for the third quarter at Lindsey Elementary School. Students awarded by their teachers for demonstrating positive attitude, citizenship and effort in the classroom include:
Kindergartners: Campbell Henricksen, Ty Kirchner, Christopher Paradise, Cora Wiemer and Christopher Whiting;
First-graders: Julia Arnaut, Elizabeth Furst, Heidi Jazbec, Isla Mancino, Will Northup, Sofia Romano, Joe Stumpf, Michael Temesi and Nevaeh Allen;
Second-graders: Shelby Amans, Zoe Cowles, Bo Dolecek, Ryder Frankmann, Isabel Gracon, Emma Horrocks, John Mikes, Haley Ottman, Natalie Pistone, David Zagorski and Rachel Hammitt;
Third-graders: Joey Bergles, Grace Gyetko, Antonio Katusic, William Lyman, Stephanie Meyer, Faith Neylon, Sam Onderdonk and Sophia Sugar;
Fourth-graders: Josh Danszczak, Athena Hocevar, T.J. Kreuz, Lauren Mikes, Jacob Nemunaitis, Trevor Ober and Jillian Smith;
Fifth-graders: Lindsey Askew, Maddie Cook, Bryce Hofstrom, Mikey Marotta, Aidan Pitcock, Despina Sarris, Jenna Ritt, Jenelle Sparent, Maggie Timm, Paul Trentanelli and Payton Zurbuch.
Long-Range Planning Initiated
The West Geauga Local School District, having received an Excellent With Distinction rating by the Ohio Department of Education, is continuing to generate improvement strategies to further move the district into the future. The district’s objective is to be in the top 5 percent of Ohio School Districts Performance Index Rankings within the next five years.
On April 20, 60 volunteers comprised of faculty, staff, administration, alumni, parents, students and community members met to begin work on the process of long-range planning. Participants were divided into four committees consisting of: Achievement, Communication and Collaboration, Facilities and Finance.
Additional meetings have been scheduled to continue committee work that will be integral in defining the district’s long-range plan. Strategies, objectives, cost-benefit analyses and work plans will then be presented to an executive committee, subsequently to the superintendent and ultimately to the board of education.
Working in partnership, the West Geauga Local School District and the community are proactively preparing today’s students for tomorrow’s world.
Senior Citizens Recognition
Senior citizens living in the West Geauga community are invited to the annual West Geauga Senior Citizens Recognition Dinner May 8 at 4:30 p.m. in the West Geauga High School cafeteria, 13401 Chillicothe Road in Chester Township. Sponsored by West Geauga Local Schools and the Rotary Club of Chesterland, the evening promises to be fun and entertaining.
Payment of $5 per person will be collected at the door. For reservations, call Sandy at the West Geauga Board of Education Office at 440-729-6803.
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