West Geauga Schools
West Geauga High School will present "Camelot" March 15 and 16 at 7 p.m. and March 17 at 2 p.m. in the middle…
WGHS Presents “Camelot”
West Geauga High School will present “Camelot” March 15 and 16 at 7 p.m. and March 17 at 2 p.m. in the middle school gym. The show is directed by Mr. Paul Stewart and Jim Kisicki
Tickets are $7 general admission and $5 for students and senior citizens.
Preparing Teens For College
West Geauga High School is hosting a series of ACT and SAT practice tests and follow-up sessions. All tests will be given on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in room 124. Follow-up sessions will be given on Tuesday or Thursday nights from 7-8:30 p.m. Each practice test includes a follow-up session that provides students with insight to the exam and additional preparation tips necessary for college entrance.
The cost for one test and follow-up session is $10 for West Geauga students and $15 for non-West Geauga students. Students may take as many tests as they like.
The next ACT practice test takes place on March 9, with a follow-up session on March 19. The next SAT practice test takes place on April 20, with a follow-up session on April 30. Students should arrive 15 minutes early and should bring #2 pencils and a calculator.
West Geauga students should register and submit payment in advance of the test at the West Geauga High School Guidance office.
Non-West Geauga students should register in advance by visiting or calling the West Geauga High School Guidance office. Non-West Geauga students can submit payment in advance via the guidance office or on the morning of the test when they sign in. Checks should be made out to the West Geauga Educational Foundation.
Tests are proctored by the Huntington Learning Center in cooperation with the West Geauga Educational Foundation. Please contact Mrs. Linda Todaro at 440-487-1663 with any questions.
Artwork On Display
Lindsey Elementary is proud to announce that fourth-grader Alexa Pistone-Nascone has had artwork chosen to be exhibited in the 2013 Ohio Art Education Association’s Young People’s Art Exhibition. The exhibit represents Ohio students in grades K-8 and is on display at Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus during the month of March.
There were 124 pieces selected for the juried show from the nine regions of the state that represent OAEA. The exhibit is sponsored by the Ohio Art Education Association, which is the professional organization for art teachers in Ohio, with a membership of nearly 2,000 educators.
OAEA works to promote the arts and recognizes quality student art throughout the state through various exhibits at state and regional levels. The Young People’s Art Exhibition comes about through many volunteer hours by art teachers in Ohio. A reception and award ceremony will be held at Rhodes Office Tower on March 16 for the young artists, their families and teachers.
In addition, third-grader Amanda Loewenthal has her artwork exhibited in the Youth Art Month show, which is also in Columbus. Amanda’s work will be on display at the State Teachers Retirement Building.
Youth Art Month
To celebrate Youth Art Month, artwork by West Geauga sixth-graders will be on display at the Geauga West Library during the month of March.
Congratulations to these artists:
Rachel Ange, Coat of Arms; Dartanyon Birks, Coat of Arms; Arden Frankmann, Animal in Environment; Leah Kulma, Animal in Environment; Claire Mersol, Radial Design; Ben Mihacevich, Animal in Environment; Raquel Nevar, Animal in Environment; Leisy Simpkins, 3D Name; and Mia Spyker, Coat of Arms.
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