Our first episode of the New Year! Thanks for tuning in as we commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, recap a number of Dec. 2019 Streetsboro holiday happenings, ask about people’s New Year’s resolutions, spotlight Streetsboro High School’s Quiz Bowl team, and more! (more…)
Mindfulness is a state of active, open attention to the present. This state encompasses observing one’s thoughts and feelings without judging them as good or bad. To live mindfully is to live in the moment and reawaken oneself to the present, rather than dwelling on the past or anticipating the future. Join us at Streetsboro Elementary Schools on January 28th, 6:30PM – 7:30PM to learn more.
Visit Board Docs for the full agenda of both meetings, here: https://go.boarddocs.com/oh/streetsboro/
Board of Education Organization & Regular meeting on January 9th, 2020 at 6:30 PM in the Henry Defer Intermediate School cafeteria.
From time to time, when Streetsboro City Schools are not in session, like for professional development day on January 6th, 2020, we are still required to provide transportation to our non-public, private, STEM, and vocational schools. Here’s the schedule for January 6th, 2020.
MONDAY 1/6/2020
The Streetsboro City School District Board of Education will meet for the purpose of organization on Thursday January 9, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. in the Henry Defer Intermediate School, 1895 Annalane Drive, Streetsboro, Ohio 44241. The Regular scheduled Meeting for January 2020 will immediately follow the Organizational Meeting.
A look at Streetsboro High School’s National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. SHS English teacher, Maralee Lellio, discusses her battle with breast cancer. Sports highlights and more!
Regular Board of Education meeting 12/12/2019 held at Henry Defer Intermediate School’s cafeteria at 6 PM.
1. Opening of Meeting – 6:02 PM
2. Approval of Minutes – 6:03 PM
3. Reports – 6:04 PM
4. Consent Agenda Items – 7:12 PM
5. Superintendent’s Recommendations – 7:15 PM
6. Treasurer’s Recommendations
7. New Business
8. Old Business
9. Board President’s Recommendation – 7:16 PM
10. Adjournment
On any given Thursday, students in Mrs. Milton’s class are rolling down the hallways with their mobile coffee cart. Each student is working on important vocational, social and functional living skills to increase their independence in a variety of ways. Mrs. Milton sought donations and grant funding to acquire a coffee maker and supplies to serve coffee, tea, and hot chocolate to staff members.
Milton knew she would collect coffee orders via a Google Form emailed to the staff, but didn’t know how she would convert those orders into an order that the students could follow. She reached out to building tech aide Molly Klodor for advice. Klodor recommended using the Google Form, a Google Sheet, a Google Slide template, and an Add-On called Autocrat to collect the data, sort each order into one panel, then print those panels onto a label. The finished project looks much like the order sticker you might find on your Starbucks cup!
Milton’s students make each custom order and deliver the coffee to teachers on Thursday mornings. Students also collect the money from the staff members and keep track of loyalty cards, which could earn someone a free coffee. Milton’s students then count the money and deposit it, in addition to paying attention to what supplies need to be reordered. Through this venture, Milton’s students are preparing for work outside of their experience at Streetsboro High School.
This story was submitted by Mrs. Molly Klodor, ELA Teacher & Technology Aide at SHS.
Christmas edition of The Rocket Report – a look at Thrive’s Holiday Spectacular featuring The Grinch, a five-minute interview about Streetsboro Community Christmas with Pam Danner, and Streetsboro’s Thanksgiving Food Drive results.
The Grinch HATES Christmas and has a few words for dear old Santa Claus. However, with a little encouragement and help from THRIVE’s vocalists, the Grinch’s heart may just grow a few sizes! (more…)