Congratulations to the following Chardon Middle School students who were chosen by their team of teachers as students-of-the-month for November.They are…
CMS Students of the Month
Congratulations to the following Chardon Middle School students who were chosen by their team of teachers as students-of-the-month for November.
They are sixth-graders: Lexie Corrigan, Nick Fay, Maja Lampic, Athan Marshall; seventh-graders: Marcus Chauby, Annabelle Liebhardt, Lucy Muhic, Jude Taddie; and eighth-graders: Natalie Breznai, Domenic Mularo, Ethan Mack and Alyssa Gotliebowski.
Hour of Code
During Computer Science Education Week, Dec. 8-14, many Chardon students will be participating in “The Hour of Code,” a global movement reaching tens of millions of students in more than 180 countries. A one-hour activity, students of all ages can choose from a variety of self-guided tutorials, from kindergarten up.
Every 21st-century student should have the opportunity to learn computer science. The basics help nurture creativity and problem-solving skills and prepare students for any future career.
The code.org tutorials work on any modern browser, tablet, smartphone, or even with no computer at all, and feature Angry Birds, Plants versus Zombies and video lectures from Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates. Once students see what they create right before their eyes, they’re empowered to keep learning.
Kiwanis Terrific Kids
Once again, Chardon Schools would like to recognize the monthly “Terrific Kids” from Maple, Park and Hambden elementary schools. The recognition program is sponsored by the Chardon Kiwanis and the elementary parent teacher organizations.
At Maple School, they are kindergartners: Ronnie Paul and Kaelyn Stehura; first-graders: Caden Bednar and Luke Leatherberry; second-graders: Riven Joyal and Hayleigh McCummins; third-graders: Emilia Larkins and Drago Vujaklija; fourth-graders: Zachary Heintz and Dominic Dellaria; and fifth-graders: Jacob Nickels and Caymen Ashley.
At Hambden School, they are third-graders: Caden Peterson, Sadie Richards, Finn Snyder, Logan Musacchio; fourth-graders: Rayce Gandolf, Anna Wolcott, Zoe Eichele, James Fletcher: and fifth-graders: Zach Thobe, Elise Cousens, Emily Niederst and Ben Scheid.
At Park School, they are: Samuel Brown, Bryanna Evan, Cameron Gerlica, Sadie Kuhnle, Braison Lake, Lauren Lester, Brady Malec, Zachary Maliki, Emma McCartney, Tyler Newton, Kyle Novak, Paige Patrick, Lailah Pugh, Dominic Rivera, Juliette Rolf, It’sabella Samardzija, Aysiah Wallace, Jason Watson and Ariana West.
