Chardon Schools
December 8, 2016 by Staff Report

Kick off the upcoming holidays the best way possible by attending one of Chardon’s music concerts being held during the month of December...

Holiday Concert Schedule

Kick off the upcoming holidays the best way possible by attending one of Chardon’s music concerts being held during the month of December. The vocal chords are warmed, the instruments are tuned and the music students are ready to dazzle with the sounds of the season.

  • CHS Holiday Concert: Dec 12, 7 p.m., Mentor Fine Arts Auditorium
  • Munson K-2 Holiday Concert Dec 13, 6:30 p.m. Park Auditorium
  • CMS Holiday Choir Concert: Dec. 14, 7 p.m., Park Auditorium
  • Hambden K-2 Holiday Concert: Dec. 15, 6:30 p.m. Park Auditorium
  • CMS Holiday Band Concert: Dec. 19, 7 p.m., CMS Auditorium

 

Language Arts LIVE

Language Arts Live! is a speaker and resource program developed by Chardon High School by language arts teachers that provides their students with examples of how the knowledge acquired in the classroom translates to the professional world and life beyond high school. The objective of the program is for students to better understand the various reading, writing and communication skills they are currently learning and to then be able to apply these skills meaningfully to their lives. The key to the success of the series was the parental and community involvement that reinforced the Chardon core values.

Special thanks to Jeremy Guy, CJ Paternitti, John Hofstetter, Laurie Thompson, Sheri Wright, Mary Owen, Madelon Horvath, and Dr. Michael Hanlon, who participated in a panel discussion regarding the use of language and communication skills in various work settings. CHS seniors interested writing careers learned valuable tips from the panelists who are currently in the professions to which the seniors aspire. Special thanks to CHS teachers Dawn Weaver and Lynn Monaco for providing this opportunity for our students.

Ohio Learning Standards Survey

The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) is inviting all Ohioans to participate in a periodic update of Ohio’s Learning Standards in science, social studies and financial literacy. The ODE is asking that community members share their thoughts through this survey, which is open now through midnight on Jan. 9. The survey link can be found on the Chardon Schools homepage at www.chardonschools.org. By fine-tuning all of Ohio’s Learning Standards, Chardon Local Schools can ensure that its schools are preparing students for the changing expectations of colleges and employers.

 

Submitted Students in Samantha Putterbaugh's music classes at Hambden Elementary School are busy practicing for their upcoming holiday concert on Dec. 15. Students in kindergarten through second-grade will be performing.

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Students in Samantha Putterbaugh’s music classes at Hambden Elementary School are busy practicing for their upcoming holiday concert on Dec. 15. Students in kindergarten through second-grade will be performing.

Submitted A group of Chardon Middle School art students recently shared their talents by painting cheery winter scenes on several windows around Chardon Square, including at the Chardon Public Library.

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A group of Chardon Middle School art students recently shared their talents by painting cheery winter scenes on several windows around Chardon Square, including at the Chardon Public Library.

Submitted Members of Chardon Middle School's Junior Teen Institute (JTI) spearheaded the successful food drive at the school for Giving Tuesday on Nov. 29. Junior Teen Institute is a drug-free leadership program where students develop the skills needed to not only make positive choices for themselves, but also to encourage their peers to make healthy decisions as well.

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Members of Chardon Middle School’s Junior Teen Institute (JTI) spearheaded the successful food drive at the school for Giving Tuesday on Nov. 29. Junior Teen Institute is a drug-free leadership program where students develop the skills needed to not only make positive choices for themselves, but also to encourage their peers to make healthy decisions as well.

Submitted Panelists who shared writing and communication tips with Chardon High School seniors as part of Language Art LIVE! include (l to r) Sheri Wright, Mike Hanlon, Madelon Horvath,  Laurie Thompson, John Hofstetter, Mary Owen and Jeremy Guy.

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Panelists who shared writing and communication tips with Chardon High School seniors as part of Language Art LIVE! include (l to r) Sheri Wright, Mike Hanlon, Madelon Horvath,  Laurie Thompson, John Hofstetter, Mary Owen and Jeremy Guy.