The Chardon Local Schools faculty invites the community to a free event where Chardon students can explore, create and discover the magic of science...
Family Science Day
The Chardon Local Schools faculty invites the community to a free event where Chardon students can explore, create and discover the magic of science. Chardon Family Science Day will be held April 23 in the Chardon High School gym from noon to 3 p.m.
An open house format with a prize drawing at 3:15 p.m., students can visit over 20 different hands-on stations and have fun while exploring science. Topics will include a tetrahedron building challenge, a star dome hosted by the Geauga Park District and creating a hologram projector.
A concession stand will be open during the event. The first 300 students in grades K-8 will receive a complimentary backpack and pen when arriving at the event to carry anything they create and handouts they receive at the stations. All participants will be given a ticket at each station they investigate to put in a drawing to win many great prizes, including a Sphero Robot.
8th Graders Visit Auburn
All Chardon Middle School eighth-grade students will be touring Auburn Career Center on Feb. 16 to learn about the opportunities that will be available to them in high school. They will see the classrooms, learn about the programs offered, employment opportunities through
programs of study and hear from students and teachers what a typical day is like at Auburn.
After Prom 2017
The fun of After Prom is already underway, but help is needed. All high school parents are encouraged to get involved with After Prom.
After Prom is a large scale event hosted by parents to give the students a safe place to extend the fun and memories of prom night. The high school is transformed into a themed event with activities, games and prizes for all juniors and seniors.
Parents, especially those of freshmen, sophomores and juniors, are needed join the committee to learn the ropes.
Decorating workshops begin on March 1 and will be held every Wednesday in March from 7-9 p.m. and most Monday and Wednesday nights in April and May in the upper gym and cafeteria. All help is appreciated.
Questions? Email Amy Caldwell at speak2me_18@hotmail.com.
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Congratulations to the students in Carrie Stewart and Suzanne Stewart’s third-grade classes who earned a class taco party for knowing their multiplication facts.
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Maple students recently celebrated the 100th day of school with various counting games, one of which was counting how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop.
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Hambden students recently enjoyed an all-school assembly starring NED, a lovable cartoon character whose name is an acronym for Never give up, Encourage others, and Do your best.
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Chardon Middle School language arts teacher Cher Culliton sends special thanks to BB Bradley Co. for helping refill her deflated classroom bean bags. She says, “flexible seating equals happy students.”
