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Crestview FFA
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Volleyball Camp
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The CrestView
A Community Information Service of the Crestview Local Schools
VOLUME 2014-15,ISSUE 5
APRIL/MAY 2015
From the Superintendent’s Desk… Mr. Randy Dunlap
While spring is the season of renewal and new beginnings, educationally spring time means conclusion and closure for students and staff. The academic year is often viewed as a marathon of sorts,
yet as we reflect back we usually wonder where time has gone. Our seniors who are so excited to
begin their next phase in life will soon reflect on how extraordinarily fast their high school experience
passed. No matter how weary our staff is by the end of an overwhelming year, there is still that prevailing question of how it vanished so quickly.
Educational expectations, procedures and assessments are all vastly different, as well they should
be. The job market in the past was clearly visible and defined. Today we are educating students to
enter a job market that is still appearing on the horizon. The top ten jobs in 2013 did not even exist in
2004. Sixty-five percent of our elementary students today will hold jobs that don’t yet exist. There
are limitless problems to be solved that we aren’t even aware of, which will require us to use technology that does not yet exist. We must equip our students with the tools and skills to facilitate solutions.
We can no longer work in the context of rote memorization and of quizzing students to get patent answers to prescribed questions. We educators must engage students in the process of critical thought
and problem solving for inquiry, while guiding them to utilize available resources to find solutions to
hypothetical problems. Currently there are approximately 100 billion Google searches every
month. Ask yourselves, to whom these questions were addressed prior to Google?
As a high school student, I could have never predicted what the world would resemble today.
There were no personal computers, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), compact discs (CD), digital
video discs (DVD), cell phones, iPads, iPods, Wi-Fi, Google, or many of
the other things we take for
granted on a daily basis. In 1984, it was estimated there were 1,000 internet devices; 1992, the number was 1 million; 2008, it was 1 billion; 2014, more than 10 billion! This increased technology has
created a situation in which 90% of the data in the world has been generated in the last two years.
In this culture and context we cannot expect our classrooms to resemble the classrooms from
which I
graduated. It is a very different climate with a whole new set of circumstances. We are moving from a model of sitting in straight rows completing worksheets and relying on the teacher for all
new information, to a collaborative environment where current world problems are tackled and the
most up to date information is available via the click of a button. In the year 1900, it was estimated
that human knowledge doubled every 100 years; 1945, every 25 years; 2014, every 13 months; 2020,
every 20 hours. We are truly living in exponential times.
I am extremely excited about the students of Crestview having the technological tools to enhance
their learning resources. Predictions are by 2049 a base level laptop computer will exceed the computational capabilities of the entire human species. I believe that there are so many wonderful opportunities from which our students can choose, some that have yet to be created. I have confidence that our
students will be well prepared to compete in the global market given the access that they currently
have to technology. With our current seniors preparing for college, this understanding of the growth
of technology will be paramount. Currently the amount of new technological information is doubling
every two years. For our seniors heading to college or technical school, this means that half of what
they learn their first year of study will be outdated by their third year of study. What impact will technology have on schooling? Technology has the potential to enrich and empower learning.
I am also cautiously hopeful that individuals in our legislature will make decisions that are truly
best for public education. They should be emphasizing student engagement and inquiry over standardized assessments and fully fund those initiatives on an equal level, not based on taxpayer abilities
and living standards. I hope that the media will stop painting all public schools with the same negative brush. Rather, they should reflect on the powerful things we are doing to keep our students in a
growth model and the improvement by our teachers as they become facilitators of knowledge. I know
that the vast majority of American public schools are doing a good job of educating all of our youth.
Students today are much smarter, have many more options, and are better prepared for success than I
was over thirty years ago. I truly believe that all of this growth has little to do with assessments and
evaluations. Rather, it is an acute interest by all parties, students and staff alike, to be successful and
place their own stamp on progress and change for the future.
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Dollars & $ense
From the office of your Treasurer...Mr. Larry Lifer
As the outside temperatures are FINALLY leaving those single-digit numbers all of us have so enjoyed over the
past three months (yeah, right!), our thoughts turn to the newness of springtime and anxiously await that first daffodil or crocus to sprout from the ground. The piles of snow are finally beginning to melt and will hopefully be
gone by the time this article prints.
In the financial office of your District, springtime signals the start of planning for the upcoming school year. Many discussions occur on a variety of topics with many of the school personnel. Reviews of the current school year finances identify budget areas that
may need closer scrutiny as next year’s budget is initially scratched out on paper. Eventually those numbers find their way into the
accounting system.
Just as many of you prepare for spring cleaning for your home, similar ideas happen here. Not so much about addressing the cobweb
in the corner or the remains of winter on the windows, but cleaning up loose ends of purchases that have been made and ensuring we
have collected all of the funds that are due the District.
The newness of spring effects all of us in different ways. But the underlying feeling can’t help but to be filled with hope followed by
a sigh of relief that the winter may be behind us. Anyone for a little “Snoopy Dance”?
Please take some time to enjoy the beauty of springtime!
If you have questions about this or any other financial topic, please contact Larry Lifer, Treasurer at 419-895-1700, ext. 17005, or
e-mail [email protected]
Ohio Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition
CHS Art Students Selected
We are excited to announce the results from the Ohio Governor’s
Youth Art Exhibition regional judging that was held on March 7.
Crestview High School placed 4th out of 20 regional high schools
(Ontario, Mansfield Senior and Lexington placing above us). Fourteen
student art pieces were selected to move on to state judging that took
place on March 14. The following are to be congratulated for their hard
work and dedication as they advanced to State judging: Alex Bishop (2
pieces), Carson Chronister, Colleen Cline (2 pieces), Celina Cole,
Brook Davis, Kayla Eichelberger, Madeline Godsey, Sydney
McLaughlin, Raven Rider, Samantha Salyers, Macie Schneeg, and
Sara West. Congratulations to Raven Rider for making it into the state
exhibition in Columbus.
The Governor’s Show is the highest honor a high school art student
can achieve. The exhibition is open to all of Ohio’s 1,112 high schools,
both public, private and chartered by the State of Ohio Department of
Education. From the 12,000 regional entries of the 15 regions, approximately 2,500 are selected to enter the state judging. State jurors then
select 300 for the actual exhibition, with 25 of the 300 chosen to receive
the Governor’s Award of Excellence. Regional winners will have their
work displayed at the Mansfield Art Center’s Regional Show March 22April 19 with an opening reception for the show on Sunday, March 22
from 2-4:00 p.m. The Art Center is closed to the public on Mondays.
The Governor’s Youth Art Exhibition in Columbus is April 12 - May
14.
Savannah High School Alumni Association
Offering Scholarships
The Savannah High School Alumni Association is accepting applications from descendants of Savannah Academy and Savannah
High School Alumni for the Alumni Scholarship Fund awards. Graduating high school senior or a
graduate in the past three years with plans of pursuing
higher education may apply and be eligible for one
award. This year please use the Local Scholarship Application on the Crestview High School Guidance page.
Scholarship applicants are required to write a 300 to
500 word history of an alumni relative to be submitted
by May 1. All applicants must have a cover page with
their name, address, phone number, planned field of
study, and a list of the schools you are considering. The
purpose of the scholarship is to encourage advanced
education, family research, inter-generational communication and historical documentation of ancestors.
Applications can be mailed to: Attn: Carolyn
Glenn, 1575 State Route 96, Ashland, Ohio 44805. Applicants with questions may call Mrs. Glenn, of the Savannah Alumni Association, at 419-895-1162.
Please join us for the Crestview High School Spring Art Show on Saturday, May 9, from
3-8:00 p.m. in the Crestview High School Media Center (This will be open during the CHS Dinner/
Jazz Concert that starts at 5:30 p.m.) and on Monday, May 11, from 3-9:00 p.m. (HS Band/Choir
Concert at 7:00 p.m.) Many student art pieces will be on display. Come and join us for a wonderful evening of art and music! Our students have worked hard and we are very proud to have the art
show and music department join together their events!
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Crestview High School
From the desk of Mrs. Shannon Sprang, Principal
2015 Graduation
Dates and Times
There will be a mandatory meeting
(including PCTC students) for the Class of 2015 on Wednesday, April 8 in the Crestview High School Auditorium at
8:00 a.m.
LAST CALL FOR SENIOR PICS AND BABY PICS!
Please email formal senior pics (head/shoulder) informal and
baby pictures to [email protected] OR turn in
prints labeled with your name to the class officers by the
April 8 class meeting.
MANDATORY GRADUATION PRACTICE: Thursday, May
28, 2015, 9:00-11:30 AM. Seniors are to be in the CHS
Auditorium by 8:50 AM. (caps & gowns are not needed)
SENIOR AWARDS PROGRAM: Friday, May 29, 2015,
7:00-9:00 PM. Mandatory Attendance. Seniors are to be
dressed in gowns and lined up in the CHS 100 hallway by 6:40
PM.
BACCALAUREATE: Saturday, May 30, 2015, 7:30 PM.
(Attendance is not mandatory)
GRADUATION: Sunday, May 31, 2015, 3-4:00 PM. Seniors
are to be dressed in caps and gowns and in the CHS auditorium by
2:30 PM.
In order to participate in graduation, a Senior must attend
both practice and the Senior Awards Program. In an
emergency absence situation, contact must be made with Mrs.
Sprang prior to Practice, Senior Awards Program or Graduation. Absences because of work are NOT acceptable; please
communicate these dates/times with employers ASAP and
have the employer contact Mrs. Sprang if verification of mandatory attendance is necessary.
All fees, class dues, and other financial obligations must be
paid before the senior will be allowed to participate in practice and receive his/her diploma. All financial obligations,
including those at Pioneer, must be fulfilled by 3:30 PM on
Friday, May 22, 2015.
A graduate will be excused from the graduation ceremony if a
parent submits the request in writing to Mrs. Sprang by May
8, 2015. His/her diploma will be available in the high school
office on Tuesday, June 1, 2015.
Dress for practice, Senior Awards Program and Graduation
must comply with the school dress code. For Senior Awards
Program, casual business dress is required. For Graduation
women should be in a dress/skirt and wearing appropriate
dress shoes. Men should wear dress pants, button-down shirt,
tie, and formal dress shoes. No athletic shoes, casual flip
flops, shorts, or jeans are permitted at Senior Awards Program
or Graduation. Only school issued awards are permitted to be
worn with the caps and gowns.
Class of 2015 Scholarships… It’s not too late to apply for college scholarships. Every week the Guidance office is
receiving information on scholarships for college bound seniors.
The monthly scholarship packet and local scholarship application
is available on the Guidance tab of the Crestview High School
web page and also in the Guidance office. Many scholarships
only require a short essay and transcript.
After-Prom… The After-Prom committee has been
working hard to ensure that the kids have a safe and fun-filled
night. The After-Prom will be held on April 11 at Ashland University’s Rec Center from 11:00 p.m. - 2:30 a.m. Tickets went on
sale March 27 at a cost of $8 per person. A waiver from Ashland
University must be completed before purchasing tickets. See
Mrs. Purvis in the Guidance office for tickets.
Franklin B. Walter Recipient… Congratulations to
senior, Abby Motter, who was recently honored as the Franklin
B. Walter award winner representing Crestview High School.
The award recognizes outstanding academic achievement.
Crestview FFA News!
Crestview FFA Week - Despite the cancellations due to
snow Crestview FFA still made the best of FFA week! On Monday members participated in a brand battle, where students wore
apparel in support of their favorite farm machinery brands. Tuesday, the chapter did a twist on their traditional food drive; students were able to bring in a donation or canned food items and
in return were permitted to wear sweatpants or their favorite hat.
Sixty-five people school wide participated! Wednesday, FFA
members wore their favorite FFA t-shirt. In addition to this we
held our annual staff breakfast. Students arrived to the school
early and prepared pancakes, French toast, sausage, and omelets
for the staff before the school day started. The community lunch
which was originally planned for Thursday had to be rescheduled
for a later date due to a calamity day. Flannel Friday and Greenhand day also had to be rescheduled due to another calamity day.
Although we did not have school for two days, the Crestview
FFA still had a successful week.
Public Speaking - Brynn Witmer and Abby Motter traveled
to Plymouth to compete at the Sub-District Public Speaking Contest on February 9. At the competition, Brynn placed 2nd out of
6 in the FFA Creed and Abby placed 1st out of 5 in Advanced
Prepared. Both members advanced to the District contest at
Buckeye Central on the 24th. At this contest Brynn placed 4th
out of 8 and Abby placed 3rd out of 9. Unfortunately, Abby and
Brynn did not place in the top 2 of their classes, so they could not
move on to State Speaking Contest. Congratulations to both ladies!
Sign up for “Remind” to have high school dates/
times texted or emailed directly to you.
Visit: www.remind.com/join/d000d
or text 419-516-0912 with message @d000d to join!
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Crestview Middle School
From the desk of Mr. Eric Yetter, Principal
Crestview Middle School has successfully completed the first
portion of the new state assessments. Our priority is to take a potentially disruptive testing process and create a schedule that least
interrupts instruction. We are able to accomplish this through creative scheduling and flexibility on the part of our teachers and staff.
Crestview's teachers, cafeteria workers and custodians have worked
together to make this process a success. Our students should be
commended for their effort and focus throughout the process. We
are all very proud of their approach to this challenge.
We will complete the testing process in late April and early
May. The End-of-Year tests will take place on the dates listed below. As with the first round, testing is only a portion of the student
day. The testing times are significantly shorter than the old OAA.
Unfortunately, there are more sessions, but we have made every
effort to ensure students still receive instruction in all classes each
day throughout the testing window. Thank you for encouraging
your students to give their best as we tackle this process.
April 22
April 23
April 28
April 29
April 30
May 6
May 7
6th Grade Math PARCC
6th Grade Math PARCC
4, 6 Social Studies AIR
5, 8 Science AIR
4-8 ELA/L PARCC
6-8 ELA/L PARCC
4,5,7,8 Math PARCC
4,5,7,8 Math PARCC
Noah Blum qualified for the Regional
Spelling Bee!! Crestview 8th grader and Richland County Spelling Bee champion recently
qualified for the Regional Spelling Bee that
took place on March 14th. He advanced
through six rounds of competition. The winner from Regional qualifies to compete in the
Scripps National Bee in Washington D.C.
Our Middle School track team will compete at home two times this season. On April
7th we host a Firelands Conference quad
meet, and on April 29th we will host the John Murray Invitational.
Volunteers are always needed to help with events and concessions.
Contact the Athletic Department if interested. Upcoming Spring
trips at the Middle School include 6th Grade Outdoor Ed. at Camp
NuHop, and the 7th/8th Grade Washington DC trip. Our 6th graders will leave on Tuesday morning, May 5th from the Middle
School and the 7th/8th graders will depart late Sunday night, May
17th. If you have any questions regarding either trip, please contact
the middle school office.
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Middle School
Choir & Band Concerts
The 4th Grade Music Program is set
for Thursday, April 23, 2015. The
MS Band Concert is scheduled for Monday, May
4, and the MS Choir Concert is scheduled
Wednesday, May 6. All concerts will be in the
High School Auditorium and are set to begin at
7:00 p.m. Please come and join us in this spring
celebration of music.
Crestview Youth Soccer Club
Fall 2015 & Spring 2016 Sign-Up
Soccer sign-ups for Fall 2015 and
Spring 2016 are coming up soon! You
must attend a scheduled sign up to register your
child for the 2015-2016 Soccer Season. $70 registration fee. Important—All participants must
bring a copy of their birth certificate. Mark your
calendars with date and time: Saturday, May
30, 9:00 a.m. - Noon at Weller Township Hall.
Contact Amy Callahan at 419-512-0212 with any
questions.
2015 Lady Cougar
Volleyball Camp
Grades 1-6
Attention all 1st-6th graders, it’s time for
some volleyball FUN-damentals!
Camp dates will be: May 20, 21, & 22.
Time: 3 - 4:30 p.m. The camp will be held at the
Crestview HS gymnasium. Instructors are the
Crestview volleyball coaching staff along with
high school players.
All girls in 1st-6th grades are welcome. All
camp attendees will receive a camp T-shirt. Cost
is $25 per player. Look for camp sign-up forms
coming home with your child. Any questions
please feel free to call Coach Ritchey at 419-5222718 or Coach Cartwright at 419-512-4924.
VISIT THE SCHOOL’S WEBSITE FOR MORE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE DISTRICT!
LOG ON TO: www.crestviewschools.net
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Crestview Elementary School
From the desk of Mrs. Kristi Barker, Principal
Thank goodness for spring! We have endured a hard cold winter and the students have
done their best to stay focused as the staff continues to work with them toward our learning
goals! We celebrated the 100th day of school and students participated in activities to understand the value of 100 as well as the historical connections of what the world was like a century ago and what it
might be like in the future.
Valentine’s Day is always a treat at the elementary as
students and parents are very creative with the boxes they
design. We appreciate the overwhelming turnout as families came in to celebrate in our classrooms. Dr. Seuss’s birthday is also an annual celebration in our building. Students
read a multitude of this timeless author’s classics as well as
some of his works that are not quite as well known. The
building ended the week with trying “green eggs and ham”
for lunch and dressing like their favorite Seuss character .
Looking into the next few months we will be welcoming
new families during kindergarten registration in April and
screening in May. Please refer to the additional article for
details about this process.
Many classes will be participating in a variety of field
trips. MATH NIGHT will take place April 16th and we will
be ending the year with our annual “field day” event so look for details to be coming home with
your student (s) on all of these upcoming events.
Your child’s current teacher will work with the principal to make the best possible placement for next year. Trust that we will
take into consideration your student’s academic needs to maximize their learning potential. We also will be having multiple teachers
joining different teams next year, therefore. specific teacher request are not recommended. If you feel there is specific information
we need to know in order to fit your child’s learning needs please email such information to [email protected].
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR
Children who will be eligible to attend kindergarten for the 2015-16 school year must be 5 years of age on or
before August 1, 2015. Kindergarten Registration will take place April 6-24 in the board of education office. Parents
must call the board of education office to make an appointment for registration. If you miss registration please call
as soon as possible to set up an appointment to register.
Kindergarten Screening will take place the second week of May 2015. In order to prepare for screening, it is
very important to get your child registered early. Please mark these dates on your calendar if you have a student who
will be entering kindergarten in the fall. We need to get all students registered and screened in order to plan for the
2015-2016 school year. Any questions may be directed to the elementary office at 419-895-1700 ext. 16000 or to the
board of education office at 419-895-1700 ext. 17002 or 17000. Kindergarten Parent Meeting will be held during
the screening appointment time at Crestview Elementary. During this meeting families will have a chance to meet with the principal to learn more about our kindergarten program and answer any questions.
STUDENT ARTWORK CHOSEN FOR 2014 YOUTH ART MONTH EXHIBITION
Please join us congratulating two elementary students for their artwork which is on exhibit in Columbus. Maria Welch, third
grade, has work displayed at The Young Peoples Art Exhibition at the Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus. Maria created a
shield design using colored pencil. Hayden Kidney, third grade, has work on display at the State Teachers Retirement Systems
Building in Columbus. Hayden created illuminated manuscript “K” using colored pencil and sharpie marker. Both exhibitions are
sponsored by the Ohio Art Education Association. Art works from across the state of Ohio are currently on display in both exhibitions. I am very pleased and proud of these of these young artists who are representing Crestview. The visual arts play a critical role
in the lives of our students at all levels allowing them opportunities to create, problem solve, critique and communicate. It is my
pleasure to follow and encourage all of my students on their creative journey.
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Booster Club News…
Special thanks to all
those folks who have supported the Booster Clubs this past
school year. Without these Booster Clubs we cannot achieve
the success that Crestview enjoys. We are most appreciative of
all the hard work that the Booster Clubs give each year. We
encourage you to become involved with your child’s education
and any of the Booster Clubs.
Crestview Athletic Boosters—The Crestview Athletic
Boosters and the Crestview Board of Education are continuing
to move forward with the construction of the new MultiPurpose Athletic Facility. We are hoping to break ground in
June.
Our Golf Outing will be held at the Shelby Country Club
once again this year. The date of the outing will be on June
27th. Get your teams together now and register for this fun
event. Thank you to last years hole sponsors: Simonson Construction, Harris Welding, Trent Insurance Group, Bohland
Jewelers, Buckeye Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge, Rinehart-WalterDanner and Associates, Jorden and Amanda Seiter, Dearman
Moving & Storage, Hergett Machine, Kuhn Costume Rental,
R.C. Kuhn & Sons, Skybox Packaging, Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Newswanger Meats, and E.R. Boliantz Packing.
Our Community Day will be here before we know it. The
date will be October 3rd. We will have another fun-filled day
of football and lots of activities for the whole family to enjoy!
So mark your calendars now to come out and support your
Crestview athletes!
Mulch Sale Delivery—Mulch will be delivered on April
11 & April 25 for those who ordered. We thank you for your
support of Crestview athletes.
Next meetings will be on Monday, April 6 and May 4 at
7:00 p.m. in the High School library. Please come and join us!
Cafeteria News!
As the end of the school year approaches there are a
couple of items to take note of in the building cafeterias.
All lunch charges be paid by May 4. Also, there
will be no more charges allowed as of May 4. Please make
sure your child has money on his or her account. If you’re
not sure if your child owes money, please call 419-8951700, extension 17002 and we can give you that information.
There may be changes to the published menus. Due to the
number of calamity days, there are items we need to use
before the end of the school year. Building principals
should be announcing any menu changes during the morning announcements.
The Cafeteria Staff would like to wish everyone a safe and
happy summer and thank you for supporting the school breakfast and lunch programs.
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Crestview Athletics
Congratulations to the following Winter Athletes on
their post-season awards:
Coach Aaron Goon District 6 Coach of the Year
Renee Stimpert
District 6 Player of the Year
(1st Team Firelands Conference)
Lexie Shriver
District 6 1st Team
(2nd Team Firelands Conference)
Caitlyn Fulk
District 6 Honorable Mention
(2nd Team Firelands Conference)
Megan Hill
District 6 Honorable Mention
(Honorable Mention Firelands
Conference)
Macie Restille
District 6 Honorable Mention
Ben Olewiler
2nd Team District 6
(1st Team Firelands Conference)
Sawyer Radcliffe
2nd Team Firelands Conference
Colt Cross
State Wrestling Alternate
With the winter athletic season in the rear view mirror
it’s time to look ahead for a much anticipated spring.
Crestview High and Middle School will be hosting two
track and field invitationals. The Forrest Pruner Invite on
April 24 and the John Murray Invite on April 29. Many
hands make light work! If you are interested in helping
with one or all of these events please contact CHS Athletic
Director, at 419-895-1700, ext. 19401.
Want to help pave the way for the success of future
generations of Cougar Athletes? The Crestview Athletics
Boosters are calling on all current and former students,
athletes, friends, families, parents, administrators and community leaders to help pave the way to a successful athletic
achievement. With the purchase of a personalized, engraved brick, your Cougar Pride will be permanently set
and prominently displayed at the new Multi-Purpose Athletic Facility behind the home football stands. All involved
can honor a child, family member, recognize a graduate,
remember a loved one, show support of an organization, or
advertise a business with a purchase of a brick. Your purchase will not only become permanent part of CHS, but
will help to support our student athletes for years to come.
Please check the school web site for additional details for
the Brick Drive or call the Athletic Department at 419-8951700, extension 19401.
The Crestview Athletic Department would like to
thank the Crestview Board of Education, Athletic Booster
Club and Cougar CLAWS Youth Program for their generous contributions towards the purchase of a new wrestling
mat and the booster club purchase of new girls’ basketball
uniforms!
Please Note: Some dates on the district calendar may
have changed since printing. Please check with coaches
for current and correct dates. Crestview Middle School
Conference meet was moved from May 19 to May 14 at
Mapleton. CMS Track Banquet will be May 15 at the middle school.
GO COUGARS!
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Crestview Community Information
April / May 2015 Schedule of Events
April 2-3
April 6
NO SCHOOL! SPRING BREAK
3:15 PM CPC @ ES Library
7:00 PM Athletic Boosters Meeting @ HS Lib.
April 8
8:00 AM HS (9-12) Required Class Meetings
April 11
6:00 PM HS Grand March @ HS
7:00 PM HS Prom Dinner/Dance & After-Prom @ AU
April 14
12:30 PM Senior Citizens Luncheon @ HS
7:00 PM Music Boosters Meeting @ HS Music Room
April 16
6:30 PM 52nd FFA Banquet—HS
April 20
6:00 PM Board of Education Meeting
April 23
7:00 PM Gr. 4 Music Program @ HS Auditorium
April 24
Gr. 4-12 Interims Due
5:00 PM Forrest Pruner Crestview Track Invite-Senior Night
April 29
4:00 PM MS John Murray Track Invite
April 30
Grade 3 OAA—Reading
April 30– May 2 State FFA Convention
May 3
May 4
May 4-8
May 5-8
May 6
May 7
May 9
May 10
May 11
May 12
May 14
May 17-21
May 18
May 19
May 22
May 25
May 26
May 27
May 28
May 28
May 29
May 30
May 31
2:00 PM National Honor Society Inductions
3:15 PM CPC @ ES Library
7:00 PM MS Band Concert @ HS Auditorium
7:00 Athletic Boosters Meeting @ HS Library
Teacher / Staff Appreciation Week
6th Grade Outdoor Education Week @ Camp Nuhop
7:00 PM MS Choir Concert @ HS Auditorium
Newsletter Deadline (June issue)
7:00 PM HS Underclassmen Awards @ HS
3-8:00 PM Spring Art Show @ HS Library
5:30 PM CHS Music Dept. Dinner/Jazz Concert—HS
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
3-9:00 PM Spring Art Show @ HS Library
7:00 PM Grades 9-12 Band/Choir Concert @ HS
12:15 PM Senior Citizens Luncheon @ HS Commons
7:00 PM Music Boosters Meeting
7:00 PM ABC (SAIL) Student/Teacher Recognition @ HS
4-7 PM FFA (Richland Co. Tag In) - HS Ag Parking Lot
CMS Washington DC Trip
6:00 PM Board of Education Meeting
6:30 PM HS Music Awards
Elementary Field Day
NO SCHOOL! - Memorial Day
Savannah Memorial Day Parade
6:00 PM HS Spring Sports Awards
Grades 4-6 Awards Assemblies
(8:00 AM Gr. 5 / 8:45 AM Gr. 6 / 11:45 AM Gr. 4)
Grades 7-8 Awards Assemblies
(8:15 AM Gr. 7 / 9:15 AM Gr. 8)
11:15 AM - Grade 8 Celebration
Last Day of Classes for Students!
7:00 PM Senior Awards Night
7:30 PM Baccalaureate @ HS Aud.
3:00 PM Class of 2015 Graduation
@ HS Gymnasium
CRESTVIEW
EDUCATIONAL
FOUNDATION
The Crestview Educational
Foundation will soon be celebrating its 5th
year anniversary by fulfilling its promise to
award one $1,000, one $750 and five $500
scholarships to members of the Class of 2015!
The Foundation will also be awarding in the
fall of 2016 three teacher grants of $250. If
you are interested in contributing, you may
send any amount to The Crestview Educational Foundation, P.O. Box 1701, Mansfield,
OH 44901. If you have any questions contact
Steve Willeke 419-895-1005 or Mary Stimpert
419-895-1505.
Savannah Lions Breakfast
Saturday, April 4
6:30—11:00 AM
The Savannah Lions will be holding their
monthly breakfast on Saturday, April 4, 2015 from
6:30-11:00 AM. Donations will be accepted. Proceeds will go towards the Cheyenne Spidel Fund
(Ashland Co. Fair Entertainment Pavilion Project).
Franklin—Weller Township
Fire Department
Pancake Breakfast and
Ice Cream Social Dates
Come join us for a pancake breakfast on Saturday, April 11, from 7-11:00 AM at 505 Boyce
Road (Corner of Ganges Five Pts and Boyce
Roads).
The Annual Ice Cream Social will be held on
Saturday, June 13, from 4-7:00 PM, and will be
held at fire station as well.
Proceeds go directly to help support the
Franklin—Weller Township Fire Department.
Contact Mike Bailey at 419-565-2777 for more
information.
2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR
IS NOW AVAILABLE!
Visit the Crestview schools’ web site for a copy
Log on: www.crestviewschools.net.
Go to District home page
Click on Information tab
Click on the Forms and Information tab
NONPROFIT ORG
ECR WSS
U.S. Postage Paid
Mansfield, OH
Permit No. 730
Crestview Local Schools
1575 State Route 96
Ashland, Ohio 44805-9262
POSTAL CUSTOMER
Phone: 419-895-1700
Fax: 419-895-1733
www.crestviewschools.net
Ashland County residents may call:
419-281-6206 or 419-281-3576.
Excellence In Education
Go Cougars!
Crestview Local Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer
Mansfield/Richland County Public Library
Crestview Branch
419-895-0010
Mon., Tues., Thurs.11 AM—8 PM
Wed. & Fri. 11 AM—5 PM
Sat. 9 AM—3 PM
Book Drop is available 7 days a week
*Sign up is required for all programs
Crafternoon (Children)
April 11
Maker’s Night (Adults*)
April 14
Post-It Holder 4 (Teens)
April 21
Lost In Space (Children)
April 23
Crafternoon (Children)
May 9
Outlet Cover (Teens)
May 12
Altered Book Craft (Adults*) April 14
10a.m.-2:00 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
4-7:00 p.m.
6-7:00 p.m.
10a-2:00 p.m.
4-7:00 p.m.
6-7:30 p.m.
Ohio State Grange
Makes
Donation of State
Flags
To School Building
Principals
On March 11 a donation of three Ohio State Flags was presented to Crestview Local Schools. Mrs. Dorothy Eckert,
Director of Community Service for the Ohio State Grange,
presented each building principal with a state flag. This was
to be her last community project as director. Mrs. Eckert will
be retiring from this position this year. The Ohio State
Grange has made several donations of the Ohio State Flag
over the past several years. Crestview Local Schools sincerely appreciates this donation from the Ohio State Grange.
Crestview FFA Spring Flower Sale
Greenhouse Opens May 4
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 AM—6 PM
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 10 AM—3 PM
Flowers available: Combinations of hanging baskets, Wave
Petunias, Supertunias, New Guinea Impatiens, Million Bells and
more. Four Inch Pots: Waves, Supertunias, Bacopa, Verbena.
Specialty Containers: Wave Petunias. Flats: Petunias, Impatiens, Dusty Millers, Dahlia’s, Marigolds, Lobelia.
Crestview FFA Alumni
Membership Application/Renewals
We will be updating our Alumni records this spring and are
seeking new members to join us in our efforts to support the
Crestview FFA program. If you are already a member, please
take the time to update your contact information and pay annual
dues. We appreciate your continued support of the Alumni and
the FFA program!
Name (s):
Address:
Current membership status:
I would like to pay:
$150 Lifetime Dues
$15 National/State/Local Dues (annual membership)
Mail or contact:
Heather Motter, Crestview Alumni Secretary
2600 Baseline Rd., East.
Shiloh, Ohio 44878
Email: [email protected]