Chagrin Falls High School senior Nadia McGinnis has been selected as the April Chagrin Valley Rotary Student of the Month...
Rotary Student of the Month
Chagrin Falls High School senior Nadia McGinnis has been selected as the April Chagrin Valley Rotary Student of the Month. McGinnis was chosen based on her leadership and service qualities she has displayed in her community.
McGinnis has been the recipient of several awards during her high school career. These include Excellence in Education Peer Award, Chagrin Falls High School Difference Maker Award and CVC All-Academic.
In her time at CFHS, McGinnis has been a Link Leader for Link Crew and president of Connect Club. She also cheered for the football and basketball teams and received three varsity letters for each.
Outside of school, McGinnis is a part of the youth group at Fellowship Hall Bible Church. She also sings for the church band and enjoys going on mission trips. When McGinnis is not spending her time with the church, she babysits, sings, and does creative writing.
Her accelerated classes include AP English Literature.
After high school, McGinnis plans to attend Kent State University where she will major in special education and minor in non-profit studies.
Join Superintendent for Cafe Time
Superintendent Robert Hunt is hosting his last “Cafe Time” on May 4 from 9-10 a.m. in the new Heinen’s Cafe in Chagrin Falls Village. Residents are welcome to come and go as their schedule permits during each 60-minute discussion. Bring your thoughts, questions and suggestions and enjoy one-on-one time with Superintendent Hunt.
In the event of a cancellation or rescheduling of date, please check the district website under the Superintendent’s page or the district Facebook page.
CFMS Kindness Challenge
The Chagrin Falls Middle School Student Council hosted the school’s second annual “Kindness Challenge” this year. This was a competition between homerooms where students had to complete as many acts of kindness as they could in a two-week span. Each homeroom had a poster displaying several acts of kindness that students could perform. Whenever a teacher or student council member saw a student performing one of the acts, they gave them a sticker to place on the class poster.
The winning homerooms were Mrs. Jessica Johnson’s seventh-grade homeroom and Mrs. Kathleen Aranavage’s eighth-grade homeroom. The reward for the students from these homerooms was a service-based field trip to Hamlet Retirement Village. At the village, students visited with local residents and participated in an ice cream sundae party.
