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McKinley Elementary School Supply Lists
(Grades K-5)
Harding Middle/High School Supply Lists
(Grades 6-12)
Inspiring Excellence - Hamilton Awards 2017 - Congratulations to all of our recipients.
Fairport Harding High School took on a new initiative this year and developed a student inquiry design lab. We selected 35 students to educate in this new model. and we are pleased to announce we are hoping to expand the model for the 2017-2018 school year. Please download our letter here to learn more about this program.
Congrats! Mr. Luster is the 2017 Franklin B. Walter outstanding educator recipient. Thank you for all you do for our students and faculty.
Excited to learn more about the
FHEVS Building Project?
What a great day out on the lake, 135 fish caught!
Please mark your calendars for the upcoming Basketball Cheer Clinics and Tryouts.
1st Annual CVC Cheerleading Showcase
When: Sunday, October 29, 2017 - 3:00 - 5:00 pm
Where: Beachwood High School
25100 Fairmount Blvd.
Beachwood, OH 44122
Wear your school colors!!
Come support our cheerleaders and watch their brand new performance!!!
A block with the most food will win a donut party!!
All items will be placed in a box in A block and counted every Friday and then brought down to the office at the end of each week. Teachers will mark weekly total on the chart posted in the classroom. The holiday season is the busiest time of the year, so let’s help our Fairport food bank stock up for the winter!!
Suggested Items needed:
Peanut butter
Cereal or crackers
Canned soups or stews
Meal starters (ex.Mac & cheese)
Rice/pasta
Canned tomato products
Canned veggies/fruit
Tuna
Coffee
Baby food
Treat items (cake/brownies/fruit snacks)
Team seating is limited-Form your teams now!
One table seats 8 players. All ages are welcome and encouraged. All answers are submitted as a team on a secret ballot.
To reserve your ticket or ask questions call:
Helen Hadden at (440)354-2481 or
Renee Kazsmer at the FHS office at (440)354-3592
All proceeds support FHS Academic Boosters
Check with Mrs. Jurick for more information about these upcoming college visits! The 20/20 College Trip this year is scheduled for Nov. 20-21.
On Wednesday, Nov 8th there will be a blood drive in the Harding Gym from 12:00 to 5:00 pm.
Please read about blood donation, how to prepare for it and you can download the permission form by clicking on the picture.
Save the date for our Fall Play performed by our Fairport Harding High School Theater Department.
Dates: Friday, November 10 - Sunday, November 12, 2017
Date: 11-16-17
Times: 11am - 9pm
Please plan to attend Applebee's for our fifth-grade camp fundraiser!!
Please plan to attend - if you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Jurick, the high school counselor!
A brochure distributed by the Fairport Harbor Schools earlier in October highlights some of the district’s accomplishments over the 2016-17 school year.
The Fairport Harbor Exempted Village School District Quality Profile arrived in area mailboxes during the week of Oct. 2.
“The purpose of the Quality Profile is to provide ‘the rest of the story,’ giving the Fairport Harbor community a report on how our schools are performing in the areas that matter most,” the publication’s cover reads. “The Fairport Harbor Board of Education believes schools should provide opportunities for students to pursue excellence in many forms. The education we provide goes far beyond what is measured by standardized tests.”
School Board President Mary Javins in an Oct. 10 phone interview said she’s seen lots of growth in the district in her time as a school official.
“I’ve been on the school board for 16 years and, in the last 10 to 12 years, we’ve added a lot of programs we haven’t had before, such as International Baccalaureate (candidacy at McKinley Elementary School), personalized learning and early college. That was the biggest thing and it’s blown up into our design lab,” Javins said, referring to the increasing number of students earning college credit while still in high school, along with the new space at Fairport Harding Middle/High School where project-based education takes place day in and day out at the school.
By Jonathan Tressler, The News-Herald
POSTED: 10/05/17, 9:37 PM EDT
If you ask Fairport Harding High/Middle School’s marching band director, Chris Ruzin, what the band is all about, he’ll likely tell you it’s all about the kids in the band.
The 38-year-old musician, who grew up in Grand Junction, Colorado, said he’s less concerned about leading the band than he is about teaching his students how to become competent leaders and band members, themselves.
“I feel like you need to try to explain to students why you think the subject is important and why it can be meaningful in their lives,” Ruzin said in an Oct. 5 phone interview. “I don’t expect that they’re just into it right off the bat. So I try to get them to want to do it because it’s something that they can have fun with and it’s something that they can be proud of doing.”
He added that, “Even though they might not all be planning on making a career out of music, I want them to know it’s something they can do for the rest of their lives.”
Eighteen schools from Lake and Geauga County will be honored at the 2017 Ohio Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports Showcase on November 30, 2017 for their successful implementation of PBIS. Recipient award winners demonstrated extraordinary leadership of implementation efforts, creative problem solving and innovative strategies.
Congratulations and special recognition to McKinley Elementary for earning a Gold Award. For additional information regarding Ohio’s PBIS efforts, visit the Ohio Department of Education's PBIS Web Page.
Homecoming Court 2017
Ladies
Taylor Patterson
Olivia Hulett
Aleena Hess
Alexis Denyer
Shelby Benko
Gentleman
Nathan Bagin
Mitch Yommer
Kasey Carrabine
Corey Paugh
Jeremy Nelson
Each year, the State Support Team Region 4 along with the Lake County Education Service Center and Geauga County Education Service Center regionally hosts the R.A. Horn Outstanding Student Achievement and Franklin B. Walter Outstanding Educator Awards Program for Lake and Geauga County.
Congratulations to our award recipients!
Outstanding Student Achievement - Erik Halstead
Franklin B. Walter - Mr. Johnathan Luster
Please join us in congratulating our Fair Poet Winners:
Grade 6-8
First - Morgan Braemer - "Just One Smile"
Second - Maya Hess - "If I Were"
Third - Jennifer Soria - "Strength"
Runner Ups - Zoe Ferris - "Real Strength"
Caleb Jones - "Strength is Smarts"
Grades 9-12
First - Rashawn Alston - "Rising Above the Dark"
Second - Lydia Shaw - "Resilience"
Third - Ashlynn Craft - "Be A Man"
Runner Up - Liz Olvera - "I See Strength Everyday"
Honorable Mentions
Victoria Palmer - "Private Machines"
Owen Meachum - "The Strength of the People"
Emily Bradac - "Our Little Universe"
To read the poems by our Fair Poets, please click this announcement.
