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Elida Local Schools Newsletter
September 28th, 2018
Football Friday Night: Theme: USA Red, White & Blue!
Show your Elida Pride tonight & wear red, white & blue! Tonight's game vs. St. Marys at 7:00 pm. Parent's Night. GO DAWGS!
Cafeterias now offering more FRESH Fruit & Veggies!
We are so happy to announce that we are now able to provide a bigger variety of FRESH fruits and veggies to our Elida students! We are able to use the Dept. of Defense Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program. Seasonal offerings will be available all year to all buildings. All of the items are American grown and will include cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon, just to name a few. We have had the program before, but now we will have acess to a BIGGER VARIETY for our kids! Thank you to Food Service Director Mariah Ross for her work.
Safety Training for Cafeteria Staff
As part of our staff professional development sessions on Monday, our food service department received safety instruction from American Township Fire Department. They were given hands on training on using a fire extinguisher. This is just another way that Elida Schools makes staff and student safety the number one priority! Hear the story from Your Hometown Stations Here. Thank you to American Twp. Fire Department for your instruction.
Hands-On Training
Group photo with the Firemen!
Front Page News!
Middle School Team Day Fun
Students in the Middle School enjoyed the annual Team Day last week on Friday, Sept. 21. Students competed in some fun activities, while learning team building skills. It was great to spend time outdoors, too!
Middle School yearbooks on sale
Capture the memories from your student's middle school year. Yearbooks are now on sale for $18. The order deadline is October 11th. Students will bring home an order form or go to ybpay.lifetouch.com. For more info. call the office 419.331.2505.
The READ Campaign
Taking a break with a Book
Middle School Social Worker Charissa Langstaff & Guidance Counselor Randy Woods
Mr. Weyer
He not only loves music, but reading, too!
Cindy Hight
Our Elementary Special Education teacher loves to read, too!
Mrs. Michele Boroff
When she isn't balancing the books, she is reading them!
Mrs. Ames & Mrs. Olson
5th Grade Language Arts teachers do, too!
Mrs. Krissa Worley
High School English teachers love to Read!
Social Media Presentation to 7th & 8th Grade
Dr. Alisa Agozzino, Associate Professor of Public Relations
at ONU spoke to our 7th & 8th grade students last week about social media usage. She discussed the importance of privacy settings and how to stay safe & secure when using the various social media apps. This session was an important reminder to the students to be careful in the digital world of technology!
at ONU spoke to our 7th & 8th grade students last week about social media usage. She discussed the importance of privacy settings and how to stay safe & secure when using the various social media apps. This session was an important reminder to the students to be careful in the digital world of technology!
Dates to Remember
8th grade Washington, DC Mtg.,Oct. 10th, 7:00-8:00 pm Middle School Commons
Parent/Teacher Conferences High School Oct. 10th, 5:00-9:00 pm
High School Fall Choir Concert Oct. 15th, 7:30 pm Auditorium
School Board Meeting Oct. 16th 7:00 HS Community Room
Elementary Book Fair October 22-26th
Parent Night at the Book Fair is Oct. 24th 4:00-7:00 pm
Two Hour Delay Monday, October 29th Staff Professional Development