learning today ~ leading tomorrow

Superintendent .............................................................................. Brian E. PoeAssistant Superintendent........................................................... Aaron J. SableTreasurer ............................................................................... John L. WheadonBusiness Manager .............................................................. Steven E. RobinsonFood Service Director ................................................................ Dale PanovichTransportation Supervisor ......................................................... Patricia HickeyDirector of Pupil Services........................................................ Tracy Lichtenfels Director of Technology.................................................................. Lance Green

School Hours (for students)Morning Kindergarten 9:05 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Afternoon Kindergarten 1:05 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Arrowhead, Fort Island, Herberich Primary Schools, Grades K-4 9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Copley-Fairlawn Middle School, Grades 5-8 8:20 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.Copley High School, Grades 9-12 7:25 a.m. - 2:25 p.m.

Copley High School (Grades 9-12) .......................................... (330) 664-48223807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321 Principal, Cameron Ryba; Assistant Principal, Rick Gurski

Athletic Offi ce, Assistant Principal-Athletics, Jim Borchik ............. (330) 664-4833Attendance (24-hour) .................................................................. (330) 664-4823Guidance Offi ce ........................................................................ (330) 664-4827

Copley-Fairlawn Middle School (Grades 5-8) ............................. (330) 664-48751531 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road, Copley, OH 44321 Principal, William Kerrigan; Assistant Principal, Beverly ParkerAthletic Offi ce, Athletic Directors, Duane Daily/Bryan Neuhauser.. (330) 664-4846 Guidance Offi ce........................................................................ (330) 664-4877

Arrowhead Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-48851600 Raleigh Blvd., Copley, OH 44321 Principal, Andrew La Badie

Fort Island Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-4890496 Trunko Road, Fairlawn, OH 44333 Principal, Robert Whitaker

Herberich Primary School (Grades Pre-K-4) ............................ (330) 664-49912645 Smith Road, Akron, OH 44333 Principal, Kathleen Ashcroft

2011 Board of EducationJulie A. Schafer, PresidentJessica H. Vargo, Vice PresidentKenneth A. CalderoneSue EmichRichard V. Levin

Board of Education Offi ce3797 Ridgewood RoadCopley, OH 44321-1665Phone (330) 664-4800Fax (330) 664-4811Offi ce Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

BOARD OF EDUCATIONFort Island Primary

third grade students in Mrs. Rebecca Wade’s

class are pictured at the completion of a Valentine’s Day

activity.

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Kay Makishi, President ................................................................ (330) 668-2452Beth Hofacker, First Vice President Debbie Forster, Second Vice PresidentBlair Lampner, SecretaryDebbie Dugan, Treasurer Delegates at Large: Marji Carrino, Chris Hopkins, Michelle Luecke, and Stephanie O’Connor

Copley High School (Grades 9-12) .......................................... (330) 664-4822Jodi Vrabec, President..................................................................(330) 666-5628Kay Makishi, First Vice PresidentCheryl Wells, Second Vice PresidentChristy Kaszubski, SecretaryDebbie Dugan, TreasurerDelegates: Sue Gigliotti, Denise Schaffner, and Jennifer Saxon

Copley-Fairlawn Middle School (Grades 5-8) ......................... (330) 664-4875Giselle Davis, President............................................................ (330) 666-9494Melody Hunter, First Vice PresidentBarb Varley, Second Vice PresidentPam Knight, SecretaryLiz Timm, TreasurerDelegates: Mark McManus, Nikki Cox, and Wendy Roddy

Arrowhead Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-4885Beth Hertz, President................................................................(330) 668-6886Melody Hunter, First Vice PresidentStephanie O’Connor, Second Vice PresidentAllison Chrien, SecretaryLinda Diefendorff, TreasurerDelegates: Marcy Supelak, Paula Mularcik, and Ann Benson

Fort Island Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-4890Nancy Jones, President...............................................................(330) 867-4754Valerie Wright, First Vice PresidentSarah Restivo, Second Vice PresidentJavan Rench, SecretaryKasey Firestine, SecretaryTeresa Rowe, TreasurerDelegates: Heather Madden and Susan Strandberg

Herberich Primary School (Grades Pre-K-4) ........................... (330) 664-4991Romi Brozeit, President...............................................................(330) 867-1742Danae Labocki, First Vice PresidentLital Pearson, Second Vice PresidentNancy Paulette, SecretaryKim Scott, TreasurerDelegates: Marie Snyder, Renae Yashnik, and Anita Klein

The Copley-Fairlawn City Schools will continue to provide a quality educational program while operating within fi scal parameters determined by the community.

The Board will endeavor to hire and retain highly qualifi ed faculty and staff focusing on increasing their capacity to support a program of distinction.

The Board will focus on the needs of every segment of Copley-Fairlawn's student population in order to maximize the academic, extracurricular, and personal development of all students.

The Board will ensure that the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools remain safe places to learn and work.

The Board will maintain quality facilities for student and community needs while protecting the district's capital investment.

The Board will continue to promote strong community relations.

BOE Approved June 28, 2011

The Copley-Fairlawn City School District will provide a quality education for all students in a challenging, secure environment, maximizing the academic and personal development of each student. Our students will be knowledgeable, critical thinkers who can succeed as lifelong learners and who demonstrate an appreciation for respect of self and others.

Mission of the Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education

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Goals of the Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education

Financial StabilityFinancial Stability

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StudentsStudents Physical PlantPhysical Plant

Community RelationsCommunity Relations

Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education

Richard V. LevinSue EmichJulie A. SchaferPresident

Jessica H.VargoVice President

Kenneth A. Calderone


1. TO DEVELOP AND NURTURE CHARACTER TRAITS.* The Board will promote the development of basic principles that refl ect community values. They include, but are not limited to, the following character traits: compassion, courage, courtesy, diligence, honesty, integrity, responsibility, self-discipline, self-respect, and tolerance.2. TO DEVELOP THE MASTERY OF BASIC SKILLS. The Board will promote the development of the basic skills of reading, writing, listening, speaking, computing, and reasoning independently for effective application in problem-solving situations.3. TO GAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE BROAD AREAS OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE. The Board will provide opportunities for students to gain knowledge and experience in the fi ne arts, foreign languages, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences.4. TO DEVELOP SKILLS OF CONSTRUCTIVE, CREATIVE, AND CRITICAL THINKING. The Board will promote opportunities for students to seek, discover, create, organize, and evaluate knowledge in order to deal effectively with situations and problems in an independent, self-fulfi lling, and responsible manner.5. TO DEVELOP SKILLS FOR A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. The Board will promote the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to function in productive employment in a rapidly-changing work place.6. TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF ECONOMIC ROLES IN SOCIETY. The Board will provide opportunities for students to gain a critical understanding of their roles as producers and consumers of goods and services in a global economy.7. TO DEVELOP SKILLS OF CITIZENSHIP. The Board will promote opportunities for students to become mature, responsible citizens of both American society and the world.

8. TO DEVELOP RESPECT FOR OTHERS AND THE LAW. The Board will promote opportunities for students to develop respect for the rights of others and the law.9. TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ENVIRONMENT. The Board will promote opportunities for students to develop an appreciation for the maintenance, protection, and improvement of the physical environment.10. TO DEVELOP POSITIVE HEALTH HABITS. The Board will provide opportunities for students to develop good health habits, stressing prevention and wellness as lifelong skills, including exercise, fi tness, and recreation. The avoidance of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco will be stressed.11. TO DEVELOP LIFELONG LEARNING SKILLS. The Board will promote the acquisition of skills and attitudes necessary for students to benefi t from educational opportunities beyond high school and for lifelong learning.12. TO DEVELOP WITHIN THE COMMUNITY A SENSE OF PRIDE IN THE SCHOOLS. The Board will communicate with the community, highlighting the strengths of the educational program, and encourage community participation in school activities.13. TO CONTINUALLY EVALUATE AND REVISE THE CURRICULUM. The Board will provide, through an evaluation process, a curriculum that is pertinent to both student and community needs.

[Adoption Date: July 19, 1994]LEGAL REFERENCE: State Board of Education—Minimum Standards 3301-35-02 (A)

* CROSS REFERENCE: Copley-Fairlawn City Board of Education “Character Traits” Statement, April 20, 1993

The Copley-Fairlawn City School District Board of Education is committed to providing a program of education which is consistent with the following goals and objectives:

The Copley-Fairlawn City School District Board of Education is committed to providing a program of education which is consistent with the following beliefs:

1. A free society depends upon rational, responsible, and effective citizens.

2. The intellectual, emotional, physical, cultural, social, aesthetic, and ethical development of all students is necessary so that they may achieve their full potential.

3. A variety in the curriculum, in methods of instruction, evaluation, and materials should be provided to accommodate the different needs of all students.

4. Involvement in the learning process has more meaning when students participate in setting goals and objectives with effective adult guidance.

5. The development of self-appraisal skills and decision-making techniques should help students in assuming responsibility for setting realistic short and long-term personal, academic, and career goals.

6. Working cooperatively with parents and other citizens, as well as business, industry, and community agencies strengthens active involvement in all phases of planning, developing, and implementing the educational program.

[Adoption Date: July 19, 1994]LEGAL REFERENCE: State Board of Education— Minimum Standards 3301-35-02CROSS REFERENCE: AE, School District Goals and Objectives

The primary goal of schools is to communicate cognitive information; however, this cannot be presented in a vacuum. Schools must also include content that teaches good citizenship. The pluralism of the United States has greatly enriched its culture. An outgrowth of this pluralism is a diverse value system refl ecting the contributions of many ethnic, religious, and racial groups; yet, a consensus of common character traits transcends this cultural diversity. Character traits for which students should strive have been identifi ed by the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Community Character Education Study Committee. These include, but are not limited to, the following character traits:

Compassion Students should show care, concern, and empathy for the needs of other persons without regard to race, religion, gender, age, economic status, and/or physical and mental condition.

Courtesy Students should display good manners and politeness, showing the same respect for others as they would wish for themselves.

Tolerance Students should strive to discover and learn about people who are different from themselves and about cultures different from their own.

Honesty Students should be truthful and trustworthy in their relationships with others.

Self-Discipline Students should realize the motivations for their actions and give priority to duties and responsibilities rather than to confl icting impulses and desires, being willing to sacrifi ce present satisfaction in order to receive long-term benefi ts.

Diligence Students should pursue worthwhile endeavors, showing persistence, care, and effort.

Responsibility Students should exercise sound thinking and good judgment, as they are personally and ethically accountable for their actions. Students should work with others to strengthen the family and improve their community, the state, the nation, and the world for everyone.

Self-Respect Students should consider the person within themselves, realize their worth and dignity as human beings, and account for their strengths as well as their weaknesses.

Courage Students should develop personal strength and stability to draw upon in times of adversity.

Integrity Students should acquire sound character traits and thereafter seek to live up to them in a consistent manner.

The ultimate goal of education is the positive infl uence of student behavior. Students who are committed to these basic principles will gain respect for themselves and others and will work to improve the social and natural environment for all. The school has the unique opportunity to develop and nurture these traditional principles in every member of its community. 2/93

Philosophy of Education Character Traits


Copley-Fairlawn City Schools (CFCS) comply with state and federal laws regarding nondiscrimination; in addition, CFCS comply with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Copley-Fairlawn City Schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, age, military status, or disability in practices and procedures including access to classes, programs, provisions, services; participation in activities, programs, services; or employment. Inquiries regarding such should be directed to the ADA Coordinator—Brian E. Poe, Superintendent, Copley-Fairlawn City Schools, 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321-1665 / Phone: (330) 664-4801 / Fax: (330) 664-4811. Individuals needing TTY/TDD services may use Relay Ohio to communicate with the ADA Coordinator and Copley-Fairlawn City Schools through the following toll-free, phone number: (800) 750-0750.

Notice of Nondiscrimination Practices and Compliance with the Americans with Disablilities Act (ADA)

Parent volunteers• Classroom aides/educational • assistantsLibrary services at all grade levels• Intervention programs• Nursing services• School psychological services• Speech and language therapy• Gifted education• Special educational services for • students with disabilities in pre-school through grade 12Drug Abuse Resistance Education • (DARE)Transportation• Graduation, Reality and Dual-Role • Skills (GRADS)English as a Second Language • (ESL) InterventionAfter-school enrichment programs • Vocational programs in home •

economics, cooperative business education, culinary skills, marketing education, and word processingEducational television• High school and middle school • athletic programsVocal and instrumental music• Physical education• Art programs • Achievement, ability, and • competency testingGuidance and counseling services • (K-12)Instruction in computers and • technologyCrisis team• Summer school• Parent Mentoring Program• Kindergarten Plus Program• Response to Intervention (RTI)•

Copley-Fairlawn City Schools participate in a wide range of programs and offer many services to students. These programs and services include the following:

School White Asian Black Hispanic Multi-Racial

Native Americans

Total

CopleyHighSchool

838 42 188 10 42 3 1,123

C-FMiddle School

807 69 149 8 43 4 1,080

ArrowheadPrimary 311 8 26 3 10 3 361

FortIslandPrimary

309 39 38 11 22 0 419

HerberichPrimary 231 32 55 6 16 1 341

DistrictTotal 2,496 190 456 38 133 11 3,324

Note: The fi gures above refl ect the enrollment data from the October, 2010, student count.

Copley-Fairlawn Student Ethnic Composition

GradePreMDLDCDK123456789101112

VocTotals

10-1121271161417418922223524725925424924026226026525230

3316

11-1222281191417817719222523925126325825324426626426931

3290

12-1322281221518318117919522924225426726225724727026832

3252

13-1423291251518718618418219823224625827126626025127432

3218

14-1523301281519219018818618520123624926227527026425533

3183

15/1624311311619719519319118918720423925326627927426834

3171

District Five-Year Enrollment Projection

Attendance Percentage2010-2011 School YearGrade K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

% 96.25 96.78 96.68 96.88 96.42 96.12 96.65 95.83 95.49 96.32 95.45 95.23 94.52


Week(s) of:September 6, 2011 Kindergarten KRA-L TestOctober 4, 2011 Fall administration of Ohio

Achievement Assessment in Reading, Grade 3

October 24, 2011 Fall administration of Ohio Graduation Tests, Grades 11 and 12

November 8 & 9, 2011 Inview Testing, Grade 2November 15-18, 2011 Achievement and Ability Testing,

Grade 2January 10-12, 2012 CogAT Testing, Grade 4January 16-March 9, 2012 Ohio Test of English Language

Acquisition (OTELA), Grades K-12March 12-23, 2012 Spring Administration of Ohio

Graduation Tests, Grades 10-12April 23-May 11, 2012 Spring Administration of

- Ohio Achievement Assessments in Reading and Mathematics, Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 - Ohio Achievement Assessment in Science, Grades 5 and 8

June 18-22, 2012 Summer Administration of Ohio Graduation Tests, Grades 11 & 12

Testing Dates 2011-2012

The Ohio Graduation Test was administered to 10th grade students and the Ohio Achievement Assessments were administered to students in grades 3-8. The scores listed refl ect the preliminary results reported by the Ohio Department of Education as

of July 1, 2011. Test results are utilized to help guide the district in decisions related to curriculum, remedial programs, and enrichment activities. Copley-Fairlawn students

continue to rank among the top in the county and state.

Spring 2011OHIO ACHIEVEMENT ASSESSMENT RESULTS

Grade Reading Science Mathematics3 90.7% -- 89.5%4 92.4% -- 87.3%5 84.6%84.6% 83.8% 75.9%75.9%6 92.9% -- 89.6%7 91.5%91.5% -- 88.9%8 95.3% 77.8% 87.2%

OHIO GRADUATION TEST RESULTSGrade Reading Science Mathematics Writing Social Studies

10 94.3% 85.6% 91.3% 96.2% 90.2%

Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Test Results 2010-2011(Note: The fi nal results will be included in the Local Report Card for Copley-Fairlawn City Schools released by the Ohio Department of Education.)

Academic Challenge Team Wins State Title

Once again, the 2010-2011 Copley High School Academic Challenge team has followed a proud tradition by winning the state championship. Participating team members include captain and senior Saajid Moyen, seniors Jackson Kulas, Sarah Helfer, Edward Pang, and Kerry Johnson; junior Jeffrey Wang; sophomores Keval Yerigeri and Joon Lee. Posting a perfect 7-0 record at the state fi nals, the team beat archrival Northmont from the Dayton area twice by scores of 12 and 9 points. This state championship which included 86 teams from all over Ohio is the sixth won by Copley-Fairlawn; the most of any school since the OAC established the state championship in 1988.

Throughout the school year, the team also won twelve other tournaments and fi nished second in fourteen more. Due to the fact that Copley often fi elds more than one team, many of these victories were by the Varsity II team. Such accomplishments bode well for next year.

Other team members who have been instrumental throughout the year are senior Irtaza Haider, Lear Jiang, Alex Stopar; junior Seth Simon; sophomores Jacob Kulas and Claudine Tebcherani; and freshmen Kerry Crowley, Brandon Hofacker, Inan Husain, Manit Jain, Derek Miller, Tanmay Shah, and Jacob Weisberg.

The varsity team traveled to Atlanta for a national competition on Memorial Day weekend and placed thirteenth in the nation. Two varsity teams and a JV team traveled to Chicago in mid-June for another national competition where they fi nished in the third place.

The team is coached by retired teacher Sue Korosa; English teacher Bren Wion, and biology teacher Melissa Lopez.

In February, the Copley Speech and Debate team competed at the Eastern Ohio District Speech and Debate tournament, which was held at Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Senior Lear Jiang competed in Lincoln-Douglas debate. He fi nished second in the tournament behind Hannah Borselli from Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Both students qualifi ed to compete at the National Forensic League’s National tournament. The tournament was held in Dallas, Texas June 14th through the 17th. Lear did an outstanding job at Nationals debating a total of twelve rounds. He had an overall record of ten wins and two losses. He was undefeated in the six preliminary rounds and ended up fi nishing 15th in the Nation. This is the best any Lincoln-Douglas Debater from Copley-Fairlawn has done at Nationals and the best fi nish of any Ohio Lincoln-Douglas debater in recent history.

CHS Student Places in National Lincoln-Douglas Debate

Lear Jiang is pictured with Coach Ms. Marie Rote after a Speech and Debate competition.

MathCounts Team Competes in State CompetitionMathCounts is a nationwide competition designed to promote achievement and enthusiasm towards mathematics. It is sponsored by a variety of professional engineering associations and universities. More than 250 schools and approximately 1700 students in Ohio participate in the competition each year. Eighth grade participants include Zach Li, AJ Forster, Jared Myers, and David Patuwo. All four students placed in the top 25 out of over 100 students. David Patuwo placed 11th, AJ Forster placed 12th, Zach Li placed 13th, and Jared Myers placed 18th. David and Zach, along with Chan Park and Will Gao two seventh grade students, then proceeded to the state competition in Columbus where they fi nished 5th out of over 30 teams. Congratulations to all competitors.


To view the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Financial Five Year Forecast please visit http://www.copley-fairlawn.org/Page/21

RECEIPTS: Real Estate Taxes Tangible Property Taxes State Sources Homestead/Rollback Investment Income Other Sources (Tuition, rentals, advances, etc.)

Total Receipts

$25,562,866$1,744,982$1,784,801$2,255,015

$19,000$1,027,960

$32,394,624

78.93%5.39%5.51%6.96%0.06%3.17%

100.00%

EXPENDITURES: Instruction Support Services Extra-Curricular All Other and Advances Total Expenditures

Expenditure Per Pupil

$19,070,888$11,056,765

$619,989$242,111

$30,989,753

$9,061.33

61.53%35.68%2.00%.78%

100.00%

Receipts & Expenditures

Copley-Fairlawn students are pictured during a performance of the The Sound of Music in

February 2011.

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COPLEY-FAIRLAWN SCHOOLS

FOUNDATION

Membership Registration

The Copley-Fairlawn City School District offers one of the best educational opportunities in the area—something in which the Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation takes great pride.

The Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation actively assists students and staff in their pursuit of excellence. The Foundation awards classroom excellence grants for outstanding educational projects throughout the district. The Foundation also awards numerous scholarships to graduating seniors.

Since 1992, the Foundation has awarded 205 scholarships totaling over $192,600 and numerous educational grants totaling over $51,172.

The Foundation provides assistance to the schools, the classroom teachers, and students to enhance their fi nancial capabilities. Your membership is an excellent way to become involved in maintaining the quality of education and ensuring the continued growth of excellence in our schools.

The Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation is a non-profi t corporation legally separate from the Copley-Fairlawn City School District, with state and federal recognition as a tax-exempt, charitable organization.

Contributions to the Foundation are deductible for federal and state income tax, estate tax, and gift tax purposes to the extent allowable by law. The Foundation is governed by its Board of Trustees, all of whom live or work in the school district.

Recognizing and Rewarding Excellence in Copley-Fairlawn City Schools


Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation Scholarships Amber Cobb, Matthew Drezdzon, Samuel Kotran, Taylor Ollis, Emily Ricker, and Alena Ruman

Andy/Suzy Rader Memorial Scholarship Erika Tribuzi

Doran Banks Memorial Scholarship Leah Zorzi

Fred Luecke Memorial Scholarship Andrew Rodenbeck

Michele Dressler Memorial Scholarship Heidi Middendorf

Blair Oliver Memorial Scholarship Jessica Ezzie

Fred Wilson Memorial Scholarship Micah Lewis

Fairlawn Fire and Rescue Assoc. George Primes II Memorial Scholarship Syed Haider

Shirley & Steve Catalano Memorial Scholarship

Devon Kaufman

Erin Dillon Memorial Scholarship Frances Nickerson

Garred Kimmell Memorial ScholarshipJon Berkovitz, Trevor Cannon, Jared Klimo, Peter Ostapowicz, Shelby Schaffner, and Alex Worner Darlene Dies Memorial Scholarship Jon Garrison

Mark Christopher Hamo Memorial Scholarship Brandyn Costa

Tire Source Jennifer Roberts

Lauren Braman Memorial Scholarship Hazen Tobar

Virgil Walker Memorial Scholarship Charlie Williams

Thomas Tate Jackson Kulas

Ted Hamilton Anne Biggins

Louis Bamonte Brittany Merritt

S.R. Hartline Lauren Frank

Nick’s Landscaping Christina Roberts

Champaign Bank Ethan Blashford

Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation Scholarship Recipients

Students from Arrowhead Primary School are pictured in the school’s Nature

Zone. The Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation generously awarded a mini-

grant for the Arrowhead Summer Garden Club Camp. This camp was available to 30 students from Copley-Fairlawn City Schools primary buildings for one week

each in June, July and August.

Arrowhead Primary School students show their support to

The Ohio State University sports teams during the Fall of 2010.

Arrowhead Primary School students are pictured

during an apple peeling activity during the fall 2010.

Students gather in the media

center to share some book

reading time at Arrowhead

Primary School.

Students from Herberich Primary School are

pictured during the Science Fair

held in January 2011.

Herberich Primary School students are pictured during the Veterans Day

assembly on November 11, 2010.

Students from Fort Island Primary School are pictured in front of one of the colorful murals completed in celebration of the building’s 50th

anniversary this past fall.

Students from Fort Island

Primary School are pictured with

their Valentine’s Day pillows they

made during a class activity.

Fort Island Primary School students participate in lab experiments during

a visit from COSI in March 2011.

Herberich Primary School students perform for their parents,

families, and community during the winter music program in December 2010.

Fort Island Primary School students are pictured singing the National Anthem during

the morning announcements through the public address system to the students in the school.

Fort Island Primary School students ar


Seventh grade students are pictured during the class trip to Camp Christopher in May 2011

where they completed many science activities.

Members from the Science Olympiad team at Copley-Fairlawn Middle School are pictured receiving their

trophy medals after completion of a competition during the spring of 2011.

Copley-Fairlawn Middle School art students display the Copley Kids Care maze booklets made for the

children at Akron Children’s Hospital. The booklets of mazes were made by 7th and 8th grade art students.

Members of the 2010-11 Math Counts team from Copley-Fairlawn Middle School are pictured

at the regional competition at The University of Akron. Pictured from left to right are D. Patuwo,

Z. Li, J. Myers, R. Shah, C. Park, W. Gao, AJ Forster, E. Cho and Coach Ms. J. Plank.

Students from Copley-Fairlawn Middle School are pictured during the eighth grade class trip to Washington D. C. in June 2011.

Copley-Fairlawn Middle School eighth grade students enjoy a

beautiful day in the nation’s capitol during their class trip. The students

visited many of our nation’s historical sites in Washington D.C.

Members from the Science Olympiad team at Copley

The Copley High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Michael Foster and Mrs. Vicki Smith, is pictured after

performing for soldiers and their families at a deployment ceremony during the 2010-2011 school year.

Copley High School Varsity Softball team, coached by Mr. Glenn McCoy, is pictured after winning their fi rst Suburban League championship in the spring

of 2011.

Copley High School administration is pictured together at the beginning of the 2010-2011 school

year. Left to right is Mr. Jim Borchik, Assistant Principal/Athletic Administrator, Mr. Cameron Ryba, Principal and Mr. Rick Gurski, Assistant

Principal.

Mrs. Nancy Shehata, Copley High School English as a Second Language instructor, is

pictured with two of her students Sara Kabach and Sara Groti. The students were guest

speakers at the Entry-Year Teacher/Mentor End-of-the-Year Multi-Cultural

dinner in May 2011.

Copley High School seniors enjoy a chocolate fountain at the Class of 2011 senior prom. Prom was held in May 2011 at John S. Knight Center.

Copley High School seniors gather after the 115th Graduation Ceremony for a picture with classmates.


Q. How do I enroll my children in the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools? Students who are new to the district should register in the Board of Education Offi ce by appointment only at 330-664-4800 after the registration packet has been completed. The registration packet may be picked up at the Board of Education Offi ce or downloaded from our website at www.copley-fairlawn.org. Documents required for registration include the following: certifi ed copy of the student’s birth certifi cate, student’s social security information, proof of residency (rental/lease agreement or deed along with 2 other proofs such as utility bills, drivers license, voter registration, etc.), name and address of former school, transfer records, copy of individualized education plan or multi-factored evaluation and custody papers, if applicable.

Q. When and where can I register my child for kindergarten? Kindergarten registration is being held March 22, 2012, at the auxiliary gym at Copley High School from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:30-4:00 p.m. for the 2012-2013 school year. You will need to provide the following documents at the time of registration: certifi ed copy of the student’s birth certifi cate, student’s social security information, proof of residency, and immunization/health record along with a completed registration packet available at www.copley-fairlawn.org or the BOE offi ce.

Q. How can a parent contact the transportation department? The transportation department can be reached at (330) 664-4820.

Q. How do I report my child absent from school? You will need to notify the school building your child attends. All school buildings have voice mail, and a message can be left at any time. The school building telephone numbers are as follows: Copley High School—(330) 664-4823; Copley-Fairlawn Middle School—(330) 664-4900; Arrowhead Primary School—(330) 664-4885; Fort Island Primary School—(330) 664-4890; and Herberich Primary School—(330) 664-4991.

Q. How do I know if school is closed due to an emergency or weather conditions? The school district hotline phone number for school closings is (330) 664-4917. School closings will also be reported by the local media on the following television and radio stations: television stations—WEWS-Channel 5 and WJW-Channel 8; radio stations—WAKR/1590 AM, WKDD/98.1 FM, and WNIR/100.1 FM and also by the district’s 24-hour AlertNow system.

Q. How do I register my children for swim lessons? For swim lesson information, refer to the natatorium schedule located in the Back-to-School insert or at www.copley-fairlawn.org. Interested persons may also call (330) 664-4835.

Q. Who can answer questions regarding my child’s participation on school athletic teams, purchasing tickets, or obtaining a sporting events pass? Information regarding athletics can be obtained from the athletic offi ces—(330) 664-4833 (Copley High School), and (330) 664-4846 (Copley-Fairlawn Middle School.)

Q. What is Copley-Fairlawn City Schools school tax identifi cation number that I need to have for my income tax return form? The CFCS tax identifi cation number is 7703.

Q. What should I do if I believe that my child is involved in substance abuse? Substance abuse questions may be addressed to Mrs. Toni Ehrman at (330) 664-4831. She can offer suggestions or make a referral to a counselor who can work with you and your child to assist in the matter.

Q. Does Copley-Fairlawn City Schools have open enrollment? Copley-Fairlawn City Schools does not participate in open enrollment. On January 19, 1993, the Board of Education of the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools adopted Policy JECBB which states: “The Board does not wish to participate in Ohio’s open enrollment program for students from adjacent districts and will not accept students pursuant to such a program.”

Q. Can a student attend Copley-Fairlawn City Schools on a tuition basis? Upon approval of the Superintendent, a student who does not live within the boundaries of the district may attend school on a tuition basis. The tuition rate is calculated by the Ohio Department of Education each year. Contact the Board of Education Offi ce at (330)-664-4800 for the current rate for the 2011-2012 school year.

Q. How do I know if a property I wish to purchase or rent is located within the Copley-Fairlawn City School District? Children may attend school in the district of residence in accordance with the owner’s property taxes and with established residency therein. The Summit County Auditor’s Offi ce website can be utilized to confi rm the school district to which property taxes are paid at www.co.summit.oh.us/index.htm. The phone number for the Auditor’s Offi ce is (330) 643-2678.

Q. How can I obtain a high school diploma if I do not have one otherwise and if I am a veteran of World War II, The Korean War, or The Vietnam War? A veteran of World War II, The Korean or Vietnam Wars can obtain a high school diploma as a result of House Bill 77. Copley-Fairlawn City Schools has adopted Policy IGEE to refl ect this provision.

Q. How can I obtain an application for employment? Certifi ed and classifi ed applications can be downloaded from our website at www.copley-fairlawn.org. Follow the employment link and download the appropriate application.

Q. Does the school district allow community organizations to rent school facilities? Persons or organizations interested in using district facilities for meetings or other activities should contact the Board of Education Offi ce for information regarding Board policies, restrictions, and charges for building and facility rentals. An application and permit for use of school facilities will need to be completed in order to obtain approval for facility usage. School functions take precedence over those of outside organizations. In the event of school closings, all activities will automatically be canceled.

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AAUGUSTUGUST 2011 2011LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORRO W~~RRLEALEALEALEA

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CHS PTSA Garage Sale, CHS Gym, 9 am-3 pm

CHS Fall Sports Parent Meeting, 6 pmCHS Fall Sport Community Night, 7 pm

CHS Adult All Sports Booster Meeting, 6:30 pm

Copley High School Marching Band Practice

Copley High School Marching Band Practice

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“In an effective classroom students should not only know what they are doing, they should also know why and how.” -Harry Wong

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Board of Education Meeting, 7 pm

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Kick Off Breakfast, Chambrel, 9 am

CHS Freshman/New Student Orientation,

10 am-2:30 pmCFMS Grades 5/6 New Student Orientation, 8:30-10:30 amCFMS Walk Through: Grade 7, 9-11 am; Grade 8, 1-3 pmCFMS Grade 5 Open House, 5-6:30 pmCFMS Grade 5 Ice Cream Social, 6:30 pm

APS/FIPS/HPS Kindergarten Open House, 4-5 pm

Teacher’s First DayAPS/FIPS/HPS Grades 1-4 Open House, 3-5 pmCFMS Grades 6-8 Open House, 5-7 pm

Student’s First Day Grades 1-12Kindergarten Entrance (A-L)CHS Open House, 7-9 pm

Kindergarten Entrance (M-Z)

Notes _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________HPS Preschool First

Day

Welcome back to the 2011-2012 school year!

Copley High School Marching Band Camp 12:00-8:30 pm

~~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORRO WAARLEALEALEALEA

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SSEPTEMBEREPTEMBER 2011 2011

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CHS Senior Class Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30-7 pm

Labor DayNO SCHOOL

CHS Adult All Sports Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pmCFMS Grade 5 Beginning Band Parent Meeting, North Gym, 7 pm

CHS Fall Picture DayPTA Council Meeting, CHS, 9:30 am

APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS PTA Welcome 6:30-7 pm

HPS New Family Coffee, 9:15 am

CHS ACT Test , 8 amCopley-Fairlawn City Schools Kindergarten KRA-L Testing Week

Students should exercise sound thinking and good judgment, as they are personally and ethically

accountable for their actions. Students should work with others to strengthen the family and improve

their community, the state, the nation, and the world for everyone.

Character Trait of the Month:RESPONSIBILITYRESPONSIBILITY

Notes ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“A man is but the product of his thoughtswhat he thinks, he becomes.” -Mahatma Gandhi

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FIPS Panoramic Photo

APS Fall Picture DayEvening Conferences: Grades K-8, 4:30-8:05 pm

CFMS Grade 5 Beginning Band First Lesson, 3-8 pm

HPS Fall Picture DayCFMS Grade 5 Beginning Band First Lesson, 3-8 pmHPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pm

FIPS Grandparents Day (A-L) CHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

FIPS Grandparents Day (M-Z)

Mid-term Progress Reports

CHS Marching Band Competition, Revere, 6 pm

Patriot Day

FIPS PTA Meeting, 10 amCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pm

CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amBoard of Education Meeting, 7 pm

CHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

HPS Grandparents Breakfast (A-L), 8-8:45 am

HPS Grandparents Breakfast (M-Z), 8-8:45 amCFMS Fall Picture DayCHS Copley Kiwanis Spaghetti Dinner, 4:30-7:30 pm

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amCHS Homecoming Dance, CHS Gym, 7-10 pm

Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown

Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah



OOCTOBERCTOBER 2011 2011

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CHS Marching Band Competition at Nordonia, 2 pm

CHS Adult All Sports Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pm

FIPS Fall Picture DayPTA Council Meeting, CHS, 9:30 am PTA District 13 Fall Conference, CHS, 5 pm

APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pm

Yom Kippur begins at sundown

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amYom Kippur

Ohio Achievement Assessment,

Grade 3, Reading

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Students should be truthful and trustworthy in their

relationships with others.

Character Trait of the Month:HONESTY

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“Whatever the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.” -Napoleon Hill

CHS Marching Band OMEA State Finals

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30Halloween

Ohio Graduation Testing Week

CHS Choir Concert, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm

CHS American Red Cross Blood DriveCFMS Fall Choir Concert, CFMS, 7 pm

K-4 Halloween Parties, 2:30 pmCFMS Grades 7/8 Fall Dance 3-5 pmEnd of First Grading Period

CHS Marching Band OMEA State Finals

IN-SERVICE DAYNO SCHOOL

HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pmBoard of Education Meeting, 7 pm

FIPS Donuts For Dads (A-L)CHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pmCHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony, 7:30 pm

FIPS Donuts For Dads (M-Z)Evening Conferences: Grades K-8, 4:30-8:05 pm CHS Picture Retakes

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Haunted Halls, CHS, 7 pm

FIPS PTA Meeting, 10 amCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pm Columbus Day

Guidance Advisory Committee Meeting, 9:30 amCFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 am

CHS PSAT/NMSQT Test, CHS Aud., 7:30 amAPS Donuts for Dads (A-L)CHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

APS Donuts for Dads (M-Z)CFMS Fall Band Concert, North Gym, 7 pm

NEOEA DayNO SCHOOL

CHS Academic Challenge Tournament, 8 am-3 pmCHS Marching Band Invitational, CHS, 5 pm

Ohio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 11 & 12, all fi ve testsRed Ribbon Week, Grades K-12

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NNOVEMBEROVEMBER 2011 2011

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Daylight Saving Time ends, set clocks back one hour


Election DayCHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

CHS Senior Cap/Gown and Announcement Orders TakenHPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pmEvening Conferences: Grades 9-12, 3:30-7:05 pm

CHS Senior Cap/Gown and Announcement

Orders TakenVeterans Day Assemblies: CHS, 8 am;CFMS, 9 am;APS, 9:30 am;FIPS, 10:30 am;HPS, 2:30 pmVeterans Day

Ohio Graduation Make-up Testing Week, Grades 11 & 12, all fi ve tests

Notes________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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CFMS Picture RetakesHPS Picture Retakes

PTA Council Meeting, CHS, 9:30 am

APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amEvening Conferences: Grades K-8,4:30-8:05 pm

CFMS Turkey Trot: Grades 5/6, 1 pm; Grades 7/8, 2 pmCHS Marching Band OMEA State Finals Grades 1-12 Report Cards Go Home CHS Marching Band

OMEA State Finals

Inview Testing, Grade 2

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“Always, bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other one thing.” -Abraham Lincoln

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Fall BreakNO SCHOOL

CHS Winter Sports Community Night, 6 pm

Board of Education Meeting, 7 pm

Thanksgiving DayNO SCHOOL

Fall BreakNO SCHOOL


CHS PLAN Test, CHS Aud., 7:30 am HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pm

CFMS Grade 5 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 8:30 amCHS Fall Sports Reception, 6 pmCHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

CFMS Grade 6 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 8:30 am Evening Conferences: Grades 9-12, 3:30-7:05 pm CHS Fall Play, 7:30 pm

CFMS Turkey Trot RaindateC-F Schools Foundation Reverse Raffl e, St. George’s Church, 6 pmCHS Fall Play, 7:30 pm

CHS Speech Invitational, 8 amHealthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amCHS Fall Play, 7:30 pmTerra Nova Testing, Grade 2

Students should display good manners and

politeness, showing the same respect for others as they would wish for themselves.

Character Trait of the Month:COURTESY

Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FIPS Refl ections, 6 pm

L E A R N I N G TO DAY L E A D I N G TO M O R R O WA RL E AL E AL E AL E A ~~


DDECEMBERECEMBER 2011 2011

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APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amFIPS Picture RetakesCFMS Winter Band Concert, Grades 6-8, North Gym, 7 pm

CFMS Warm & Wooley BreakfastMid-term Progress Reports

CHS Briggs Wrestling Tournament, 9:30 am


APS Holiday ShoppeFIPS Holiday ShopHPS Winter Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

APS Holiday ShoppeFIPS Holiday Shop HPS Gingerbread ShoppePTA Council Meeting, CHS, 9:30 amFIPS Grades 2/4 Winter Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

APS Holiday ShoppeHPS Gingerbread ShoppeCHS Winter Band Concert, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm

HPS Gingerbread Shoppe

School Closing Hotline

If you are uncertain about school closings, call (330) 664-4917 for up-to-date

information. The message is updated by 6:30 am when conditions warrant. In

addition, households with school age children will also be notifi ed by the

District’s 24-hour AlertNow System.

Students should show care, concern, and

empathy for the needs of other persons without regard to race, religion, gender, age, economic status, and/or physical and mental condition.

Character Trait of the Month: COMPASSION

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gNew Year’s Eve

“Go confi dently in the direction of your dreams.Live the life you have imagined.” -Henry David Thoreau

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DDECEMBERECEMBER 2011 2011

Christmas DayWinter BreakNO SCHOOL

Winter BreakNO SCHOOL



Winter BreakNO SCHOOL HanukkahBoard of Board of Education Education Meeting, 7 pmMeeting, 7 pm




FIPS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pm

CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pmCHS Winter Choir Concert, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm


CHS Man-of-the-Year, CHS Aud., 7 pmCFMS Winter Choir Concert, North Gym., 7 pm

CFMS Band/Choir Assembly, Gym, 8:45 amK-4 Holiday Parties, 2:30 pm

Copley Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, 5 pm





JJANUARYANUARY 2012 2012

CHS Financial Aid Meeting for Parents, CHS Aud., 6:30 pmCHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

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HPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pmNew Year’s Day

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CogAT Testing, Grade 4

APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 am

CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pmCFMS Grade 5 Band First Performance, Gym, 7 pm

FIPS PTA Meeting, 10 amCHS Adult All Sports Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pm

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“The mind is not a vessel to be fi lled, but a fi re to be ignited.” -Plutarch

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Martin Luther King Jr. DayNO SCHOOL

HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pmAPS Winter Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

CHS Speech Tournament, 4-11 pm

Grades 1-12 Report Cards Go Home

CHS Speech Tournament, 8 am-5 pmHealthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 am

CHS Semester Exams

CHS Semester ExamsCHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

Second Semester Begins

CHS Semester ExamsEnd of Second Grading Period

Records DayNO SCHOOL

Students should develop personal strength and

stability to draw upon in times of adversity.

Character Trait of the Month:COURAGE


If you are uncertain about school closings, call (330) 664-4917 for up-to-date

information. The message is updated by 6:30 am when conditions warrant. In

addition, households with school age children will also be notifi ed by the

District’s 24-hour AlertNow System.


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CFMS Grade 5 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 2 pm HPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pmGroundhog Day

CFMS Grade 6 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 2 pm

CHS OMEA Solo and Ensemble EventCHS Winter Formal, St. Thomas, 7-10 pm


CFMS Yearbook Candid Pictures, Grades 5/6CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS Ident-a-Kid

FIPS COSICHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

HPS Valentine’s for Dads, 8-8:45 amFIPS COSIAPS PTA Meeting, 9:30 am

K-4 Valentine’s Day Parties, 2:30 pm


If you are uncertain about school closings, call (330) 664-4917

for up-to-date information. The message is updated by 6:30 am when conditions warrant. In

addition, households with school age children will also be notifi ed

by the District’s 24-hour AlertNow System.

Notes_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“Wisdom is not a product of schoolingbut of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.” -Albert Einstein

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FFEBRUARYEBRUARY 2012 2012

CHS Spring Musical, CHS Aud., 2:30 pm

President’s DayNO SCHOOL

HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pm

CHS Post Secondary Option, CHS Media Center, 5 pmCHS College Planning Night, CHS Media Center, 6 pmEvening Conferences: Grades 9-12,3:30-7:05 pm


CHS Academic Challenge Tournament, 8 amHealthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 am

FIPS PTA Meeting, 10 am

APS Kdg. Grandparents DayAPS Book FairCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pmValentine’s Day

APS Book FairCHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

APS Book FairCHS Orientation for Parents of 8th Graders, CHS, 6:30 pmCHS Spring Musical, CHS Aud., 7:30 pmEvening Conferences: Grades K-8, 4:30-8:05 pm; Grades 9-12, 3:30-7:05 pm



26 27 Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Students should strive to discover and learn

about people who are different from

themselves and about cultures different from

their own.

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MMARCHARCH 2012 2012L E A R N I N G TO DAY L E A D I N G TO M O R R O WL E A R N I N G TO DAY L E A D I N G TO M O R R O W~~

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CHS Pre-Contest Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

FIPS Kdg. Dr. Seuss & Dads, 10:15 am & 2:15 pm

CHS Academic Challenge Suburban League Tournament, CHS, 3:30-7 pmCHS Adult All Sport Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pm

CHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pm


APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pm

CFMS Grades 7/8 Spring Fling DanceCHS OMEA District VI Band and Choir Large Group Event, CHS, 4-11 pm

CHS OMEA District VI Band and Choir Large Group Event, CHS, 7 am-3 pm

Students should pursue worthwhile

endeavors, showing persistence, care, and

effort.

Character Trait of the Month: DILIGENCE

Students should realize the motivations for their actions and give priority to

duties and responsibilities rather than to confl icting impulses and desires, being

willing to sacrifi ce present satisfaction in order to receive long-term benefi ts.

Character Trait of the Month:SELF-DISCIPLINE

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.” -Chinese Proverb

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FIPS Grades 1/3 Spring Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

Kindergarten Registration, CHS Auxiliary Gym, 9 am-12 pm and 1:30-4 pm

CFMS Grades 7/8 Spring Dance, 6-8 pmEnd of Third Grading Period

Daylight Saving Time begins, set clocks ahead one hour

FIPS PTA Meeting, 10 am

CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 am

CHS Winter Sports Reception, 6 pmCHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

CFMS Music In Our Schools Concert, CFMS, 7 pm

CHS Adult All Sports Boosters Reverse Raffl e, St. George’s Church, 6 pm

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amSt. Patrick’s DayOhio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 10-12, all fi ve tests

Ohio Graduation Make-up Testing Week, Grades 10-12, all fi ve tests

APS Spring Picture DayFIPS Spring Picture DayHPS Spring Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

CHS Spring Sports Community Night, 6 pm CHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

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CHS Senior Cap/Gown and Announcement DeliveryAPS Spring Music Concert, CHS Aud., 7 pm

CHS Senior Cap/Gown and Announcement DeliveryCFMS Cultural Arts Day

HPS Spring Picture DayHPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pmDistrict Bands-in-the-Round Festival, Grades 5-12, CHS Gym, 7 pm



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Easter

Spring BreakNO SCHOOL





BreakNO SCHOOL


CFMS Grade 5 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 8:30 am APS PTA Meeting, 9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pm

CFMS Grade 6 Recognition Assembly, North Gym, 8:30 am

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.” -John Wooden

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Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amCFMS OMEA Solo and Ensemble Event

Earth Day

HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pm

CHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm CHS OMEA State

Band and Choir Large Group Event


CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amGuidance Advisory Committee Meeting, CHS Tomahawk Room, 11:30 am

District PTA Art Show, CHS Multipurpose Room, 6-8 pmCHS PTSA Meeting, 7 pm

District PTA Art Show, CHS Multipurpose Room, 9 am - 2 pm

Ohio Achievement Assessment Week: Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 Science

Students should consider the person within

themselves, realize their worth and dignity as human

beings, and account for their strengths as well as

their weaknesses.

Character Trait of the Month:SELF-RESPECT

Notes _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Ohio Achievement Assessment Week:

Grades 3-8

CHS OMEA State Band and Choir Large Group Event



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CHS Choir Concert, Fairlawn Lutheran Church, 3 pm


CFMS PTSA Meeting, 9:30 amCFMS Volunteer LuncheonCFMS Grade 5 Spring Band/Choir Concert, North Gym, 7 pm


APS Muffi ns for Mom (A-L)HPS Muffi ns for Mom, 8-8:45 am

HPS Lisa A. Round Kids for the Cure

Memorial Relay Kick Off AssemblyAPS Muffi ns for Mom (M-Z)FIPS Kdg. Mother’s Day Spa, 10:15 am & 2:15 pm

Ohio Achievement Assessment Week: Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 Science

Ohio Achievement Assessment Make-up Week: Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 Science

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Cross Blood DriveFIPS Mornings With Mom (M-Z)CFMS Spring Picture DayHPS PTA Meeting, 6:30 pm

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FIPS Mornings With Mom (A-L)PTA Council Meeting, CHS, 9:30 am

1Students should acquire sound

character traits and thereafter seek to

live up to them in a consistent manner.

Character Trait of the Month:INTEGRITY

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“The will to win is important, but the will to prepare is vital.” -Joe Paterno

CFMS Grade 8 Class TripCHS Senior Awards Assembly, CHS Aud., 8:30 amFIPS Field Day

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CHS PTSA After Prom Meeting, 7 pm

CHS Spring Sports Reception, 6 pmCHS Senior Exams

CHS Academic Awards Reception, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm

HPS Market Day Pick Up, 5-6 pmCHS Spring Choir Concert, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm

CFMS Grade 4 Orientation: Students, 9:30 am; Parents, 6 pm

FIPS Kdg. Spring Music Concerts, Multipurpose Room, 10 am & 2 pmCFMS Talent ShowCFMS Grades 6/7/8 Spring Choir Concert, CFMS, 7 pm

HPS Lisa A. Round Kids for the Cure Memorial Relay

CHS Grand March, CHS Aud., 6 pm CHS Prom, Knight Center, 7-11 pm

Mother’s Day


CFMS Grades 6/7/8 Spring Band Concert, Gym, 7 pm

APS Volunteer Brunch, 9:30 amCFMS Grade 7 Camp ChristopherCHS Spring Band Concert, CHS Aud., 7:30 pm

CFMS Grade 7 Camp ChristopherCFMS OMEA District VI Band/Choir Large Group Event

Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Adult Meeting, Chambrel, 8:30 amCFMS OMEA District VI Band/Choir Large Group Event

CHS After Prom, 12:00-4:00 am

CHS Marching Band in Copley Township Parade, 10 amMemorial DayNO SCHOOL

Notes _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Mathematics Placement Testing Grade 4

CFMS Grade 8 Class TripCHS Senior Exams



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CFMS Grade 8 Class TripCHS Graduation Rehearsal, 8 amAPS Field Day K-3FIPS Field Day Raindate

CHSCommencementCHS Gym, 2 pm

CHS Final ExamsCFMS Grade 5 Year End Assembly, 2 pmDistrict Grade 4 Field DayCHS Adult All Sports Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pm

District Grade 4 Field Day RaindateCFMS Grade 6 Year End Assembly, 2 pmCHS Music Boosters Meeting, CHS MOCR, 7 pm CHS Final Exams

HPS Fourth Grade Assembly, 10:45 amStudent’s Last DayCHS Final ExamsEnd of Fourth Grading PeriodGrades K-4 Report Cards Go Home Records Day

CHS ACT Testing, CHS, 8 am

Notes _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

emen

“What the best and wisest

parent wants for his child, that must the

community want for all its

children.”

John Dewey

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CHS Summer School Ends

Father’s Day

CHS Summer School BeginsCFMS Summer Band Begins, 8:30-10:30 am Flag Day

Grades 5-12 Report Cards Mailed Home

Ohio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 11-12, all fi ve tests



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Independence Day

w w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r gw w w. c o p l e y - f a i r l a w n . o r g“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.” - B B King JJULYULY 2012 2012

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AAUGUSTUGUST 2012 2012

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Due to a change in policy by the Suburban League, which became effective August 2004, schools that are members of the Suburban League are no longer able to accept Golden Buckeye Cards for admission to league events.

Senior citizens who wish to attend Copley High School home athletic events, music programs, plays and natatorium programs free of charge should arrange to receive their bi-annual complimentary passes from the Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education Offi ce at 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley, Ohio 44321. Complimentary passes will be available from the Board of Education Offi ce beginning August 15, 2011, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekdays. Any senior citizen who wishes to take advantage of the free pass offer should bring his/her Golden Buckeye Card to the Board of Education Offi ce when requesting the complimentary Copley-Fairlawn Senior Citizen Pass.

The Copley-Fairlawn Senior Citizen Pass will admit one person to home events and will be valid for two school years. Senior citizens who do not take advantage of this complimentary pass offer will be charged the student rate (currently $4.00) for home athletic events.

We encourage all senior citizens to take advantage of the free pass offer and to attend as many Copley-Fairlawn functions as possible.

Copley High School will offer season athletic passes to adults and students in grades K-8 (see information above for the new Student Athletic Admission Card available to high school students). The cost is $65.00 for adults and $42.00 for students in grades K-8. These passes provide 20 admissions to any home high school athletic event; this represents a savings of over 40% on regular ticket prices. Season passes will be available in the high school athletic offi ce from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. beginning August 15.

TICKET PRICESPresale Tickets ADULTS STUDENTSHome Varsity Football $6.00 $4.00

Gate Prices $6.00 (grades 7-12)Varsity Football $6.00 $4.00 (grades K-6),

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Other Varsity Games $6.00 $4.00

Presale tickets are only available for varsity football in the high school athletic offi ce.

Athletic Ticket Prices and Passes

The Copley High School Athletic Department will offer a Student Athletic Admission Card to Copley High School students. For a twenty-fi ve dollar fee, the student can purchase an admission card which will get them into EVERY HOME ATHLETIC EVENT (except for home tournament events) for the 2011-2012 school year. This card is available only to current Copley High School students in grades 9-12. Contact the Athletic Department at (330) 664-4833 if you have questions or to purchase a card.

ATTENTION All Copley High School Parents

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Please check the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools website for updates and changes on the sports schedules at www.copley-fairlawn.org/athletics.htm. Please note that date, location, and times are subject to change without notice.

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YOUR SCHOOL REPORTPublished periodically by theCopley-Fairlawn Board of Education

Julie A. Schafer, PresidentJessica H. Vargo, Vice PresidentKenneth A. CalderoneSue EmichRichard V. Levin

Brian E. Poe, SuperintendentAaron J. Sable, Assistant SuperintendentJohn L. Wheadon, TreasurerSteven E. Robinson, Business Manager

Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolsPhone: (330) 664-4800Fax: (330) 664-4811www.copley-fairlawn.org

All Copley-Fairlawn educational programs are off ered without regard to age, color, disability, military status, national origin, race, religion, or sex.

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If you are receiving this publication in error, please notify us at (330) 664-4800 • PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

Copley-Fairlawn Middle SchoolCopley-Fairlawn Middle School

Arrowhead Primary SchoolFort Island Primary School

COPLEY-FAIRLAWN COPLEY-FAIRLAWN CITY SCHOOLS

Copley High SchoolCopley High School

Herberich Primary Schoolb i h P i S hH b i h P i S h ld P i S hF I l d P i S h l

August 16 - Board of Education MeetingAugust 22 - Copley-Fairlawn Middle School Grade 5 Open HouseAugust 23 - Kindergarten Open HousesAugust 24 - Teacher’s First Day, Grades 1-4, 6-8 Open HousesAugust 25 - Student’s First Day of School, Grades 1-12/Kdg. A-L Copley High School Open HouseAugust 26 - Kindergarten M-Z BeginsAugust 29 - Preschool Begins

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CongratulationsCongratulationsClass of 2011Class of 2011

115115thth Commencement, June 5 Commencement, June 5, 2011, 2011On June 5, 2011 Copley High School held its One Hundred and Fift eenth annual Commencement exercises. Th e Class of 2011 and all that supported them on their journey to graduation should be proud of all that they have accomplished.

At the ceremony the district said goodbye to an outstanding group of graduates. Approximately 92% of the seniors will be continuing their education through post secondary academics. Th irteen seniors graduated with a grade point average above 4.0. Th is accounts for 5% of the graduating class. Fift y-nine students graduated with an Honors Diploma and sixty-fi ve students ended their high school careers on the Academic Honor Roll. Th e class also earned over two hundred scholarships in excess of 2 million dollars that were awarded through the Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation, local community members and businesses, and colleges and universities. Th e district extends a congratulations to this truly impressive group of seniors.

Th e success of the Class of 2011 was demonstrated through their achievements in the classroom, on the fi eld of competition, on the stage, and in the many extra- and co-curricular activities available at CHS. Th is senior class is able to boast twenty student-athletes that have signed commitments to continue their athletic careers at various colleges to participate in football, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, swimming, and cross-country. Th eir hard work and dedication to their academics and athletics is to be commended.

We would like to wish our graduates the best of luck with their future endeavors.

Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

Important Dates August 2011

Back-to-School 2011

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AuguRefer to the District Activity Calendar for

more detailed events

Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow2 Back-to-School 2011


Free and Reduced-Price Lunch Policy for the 2011-2012 School Year

In accordance with the National School Lunch Program for children who are unable to pay the full price of meals, the Copley-Fairlawn City School District announces its 2011-2012 school year policy for free and reduced-price meals. Th e Board of Education, in compliance with state and federal requirements, has adopted the income eligibility scale (below) for free and reduced-priced meals.

To receive free meals, the total household annual income applicable to household size must be equal to or less than that indicated in Column B. To qualify for reduced-price meals, the household income must be equal to or less than that indicated in Column C and greater than that in Column B for the applicable household size.

Children from households with income at or below the levels shown may be eligible for free or reduced-price meals. Application forms for this confi dential program will be distributed to all homes in a letter to parents and guardians. If you do not receive the application form during the fi rst week of school, please contact the school

offi ce. Students who received meal benefi ts at the end of the school year will receive benefi ts until October 1, 2011, when a new, approved application must be on fi le.

In the operation of programs providing food for children, no child will be discriminated against because of race, sex, color, national origin, age, military status or handicap. If members of a household believe they have been discriminated against, they should write immediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 20250.

Applications for the free and reduced-price lunch program will be accepted anytime during the school year. Anyone who would like to review the policy is welcome to read the complete policy, which is available at the Board of Education Offi ce.

Free and Low-Cost Health Care—Families with children eligible for school meals may also be eligible for free or low-cost health care coverage through Healthy Start & Healthy Families.

Household Size: Parents, Children, and Other Household Members

Income Eligibility Scale for Free Meals

Income Eligibility Scale for Reduced-Price Meals

1 $14,157.00 $21,147.00

2 $19,123.00 $27,214.00

3 $24,089.00 $34,281.00

4 $29,055.00 $41,348.00

5 $34,021.00 $48,415.00

6 $38,987.00 $55,482.00

7 $43,953.00 $62,549.00

8 $48,919.00 $69,616.00

For each additional family member, add: +$4,966.00 +$7,067.00

Income Eligibility Scale for Free or Reduced-Price MealsEff ective for the 2011-2012 School Year

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3Back-to-School 2011 Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow


Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolsNeeds You!

CHILD FIND – A Search for All Copley-Fairlawn Children with DisabilitiesWhat is Child Find?Child Find is the process of identifying, locating and evaluating children with disabilities (ages 3-21) who may be in need of special education services. Many times students with disabilities are preschoolers, and their parents may not be aware of existing problems and programs that are available to help.

What does disability mean?In this situation, disability includes a variety of conditions such as hearing impairments, visual impairments, speech or language impairments, specifi c learning disabilities, emotional disabilities, multiple disabilities, mental retardation, physical impairments, autism, and traumatic brain injury.

How can you help?If you have a child or know of a child with a disability who is not being served, please contact the Copley-Fairlawn Schools’ Pupil Services Department at (330) 664-4855 for additional information and assistance.

To provide the best education for all of our students, Copley-Fairlawn City Schools (CFCS) needs to have accurate enrollment information for the upcoming school year as soon as possible.

Are you new to the community with school-age children who will be attending CFCS?

Do you have a child who has just reached school age and will be attending CFCS?

Are you changing from private school or home schooling to CFCS?

If you can answer yes to any of these questions,

please register now!

Even if the particular school building is closed for the summer, registration packets are available at the Board Offi ce, weekdays 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and on the website www.copley-fairlawn.org

Your assistance in helping us to have accurate and complete enrollment information is an important factor in helping us to maintain, “Learning Today~ Leading Tomorrow.” Th ank you!

Copley High School will off er two types of athletic passes to adults/younger students and high school students. Th e fi rst of these passes provide 20 admissions to any home high school athletic event; this represents a savings of over 40% on regular ticket prices. It is available to adults for a cost of $65.00 and $42.00 for students in grades K-8. In addition, the athletic department will off er a Student Athletic Admission Card to Copley High School students in grades 9-12. Th is card will get them into EVERY HOME ATHLETIC EVENT (except for home tournament events) for the 2011-2012 school year for a cost of $25.00. Passes will be available in the high school athletic offi ce from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., beginning August 15.

Presale Tickets ADULTS STUDENTSHome Varsity Football $6.00 $4.00Gate PricesVarsity Football $6.00 $6.00 (grades 7-12)

$4.00 (grades K-6),accompanied by an

adultOther Varsity Games $6.00 $4.00

Athletic Ticket Prices and Passes

NOTE: Due to a change in policy by the Suburban League, which became eff ective August 2004, schools that are members of the Suburban League are no longer able to accept Golden Buckeye Cards for admission to league events. Copley-Fairlawn City Schools invites all senior citizen residents to pick up sports passes from the Board of Education offi ce beginning August 15. Th is pass allows each senior citizen to be admitted free of charge to all regularly scheduled home sporting events. Presale tickets are only available for football.

In addition, some schools will charge for middle school and stand-alone freshman and junior varsity events.



Copley-Fairlawn City Schools 2011-2012 Calendar at a Glance

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL August 25, 2011 Records Day: no school January 20, 2012Labor Day: no school September 5, 2011 President’s Day: no school February 20, 2012NEOEA Day: no school October 14, 2011 Spring Break: no school April 2-9, 2012In-service Day: no school October 17, 2011 Memorial Day: no school May 28, 2012

Fall Break: no school November 24-28, 2011 Copley High School Commencement June 3, 2012

Winter Break: no school December 19-January 2, 2012 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL June 6, 2012

M.L. King, Jr: no school January 16, 2012

Classroom and BusAssignment InformationClassroom and bus assignments for the 2011-2012 school year will be mailed to families aft er August 1, 2011.

Any residents new to the Copley-Fairlawn City School District whose child(ren) will be starting school on August 25, 2011, should register their child(ren) by appointment only with the Board of Education Offi ce at 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley. Call (330) 664-4800 to arrange for an appointment. Th e registration packet may be downloaded from our district website www.copley-fairlawn.org or obtained from the Board of Education Offi ce.

Copley High School (9-12)Copley-Fairlawn Middle SchoolArrowhead Primary SchoolFort Island Primary SchoolHerberich Primary School

Morning KindergartenAft ernoon Kindergarten

7:25 a.m. - 2:25 p.m.8:20 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.

9:05 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.1:05 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

School Hours

Copley High School (330) 664-4822 Cameron Ryba, Principal Rick Gurski, Assistant Principal Jim Borchik, Assistant Principal-Athletics Laura Campbell, Secretary Stacy Samarigan, Secretary Patty Kramer, Guidance Secretary

Copley-Fairlawn Middle School (330) 664-4875 William Kerrigan, Principal

Beverly Parker, Assistant Principal Denise Negowski, Secretary Carla Zahler, Secretary Debbie Davis, Guidance Secretary

Arrowhead Primary School (330) 664-4885 Andrew La Badie, Principal Terri Fleming, Secretary

Fort Island Primary School (330) 664-4890 Robert Whitaker, Principal Maryann Malick, Secretary

Herberich Primary School (330) 664-4991 Kathleen Ashcroft , Principal Joy Neale-May, Secretary

Building Administration



Invitation To Attend Grades K-4 and 5-8 Open Houses

School Lunch News

Families of students in grades Kindergarten through 8 are cordially invited to attend Open Houses.

Arrowhead Primary, Fort Island Primary, Herberich Primary, and Copley-Fairlawn Middle School buildings will hold their open houses before school begins. You are invited to come to school for the following open houses: Grade 5 is Monday, August 22 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm; Kindergarten is Tuesday, August 23 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; grades 1-4 is Wednesday, August 24 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and grades 6-8 is August 24 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. No group meetings will be convened.

Th is is a time for parents, children, and grandparents to visit the schools. Many times the “fi rst-day jitters” and anxieties of children can be allayed by aff ording them the opportunity to meet their new teachers in a friendly atmosphere with their families. Th e non-threatening nature of the open house combined with children observing and participating in positive, friendly, family discussions with their new teachers can put the minds of children at ease and pay rich dividends in giving them a “fi rst-class” start.

Since we are opening the buildings for this special occasion, we kindly request that the buildings not be entered prior to 3:00 p.m. for grades 1-4. As can be imagined, the teachers will be very busy getting their rooms and papers ready. Th ey simply cannot be involved in discussions and conversations that would

detract from their full preparation for open house. Th ank you for understanding and for your cooperation. We want the event to be successful as well as benefi cial to all. Please feel free to call your individual school building prior to the open house or fi rst day of school if you have questions.

For grades K-4, your attendance is also important for a second reason. We will be sending home with you the opening-day packet of information and forms (including the Emergency Information Form). Th e opening-day packet contains valuable information for you and your child. In order that we can be better prepared to meet the needs of your child, we request that the forms be completed and returned on the fi rst day of school, Th ursday, August 25. Th ank you in advance for your assistance with this!

Th e cafeteria staff will be available to answer your questions and accept payments for pre-paid meals and free and reduced-lunch applications.

Booths will be available in the gymnasiums for our service groups to share information with you. Groups participating include the following: PTA, Scouts, local athletics, and others. Plan to take the time to investigate your areas of interest.

Th e teachers and staff look forward to seeing you at the Open Houses. Come anytime between the times listed.

Lunch Prices for the 2011-2012 School Year: Grades K-4: $2.75 Grades 5-12: $3.00 Extra Milk: $.50 A la carte items will be off ered at all school buildings. Prices will vary.

Opening Day Menu: All Schools: Cheese and Pepperoni pizza

Methods of Payment:

Free or reduced-price lunch program: A free or reduced-price lunch program is available for all eligible students. Please contact the building principal to apply for this confi dential program. (Note: Participation in the free and reduced-price program helps the district with funding for other areas of our curriculum. Th is program is available all school year.)

Our food service department now operates under a computerized point of sale system which allows parents/guardians to deposit money into their student’s account. All of the students have been assigned an ID number which they will keep from kindergarten through 12th grade. Parents/guardians are encouraged to prepay for their student’s lunch with a

check, cash or over the internet using the Pay For It link on the District’s website. Pay For It is available 24/7 to put money on a student’s account. Students still have the option of purchasing their lunch on a daily basis with cash. No change will be given it will be put on the student’s account. All money left on the account at the end of the year stays with the student and will transfer to the next grade and school year. Th ere will be NO CHARGES in the school cafeterias. You might want to put money on the student’s account for days when they might forget their lunch or lunch money. Please do not combine lunch money on the same check or money order for fees. It would also help us if you put your student’s name on the check

Th e Food Service Department serves over 200,000 meals to Copley-Fairlawn students. Food service is a self operating business within the school system that should take in enough money to cover all its costs, including labor and benefi ts. Some students rely on the school lunch program to meet many of their daily food needs. Meals are planned according to recommended daily allowances. A student’s participation in the school lunch program is the guideline used by both the state and federal government to determine reimbursement and commodity food distribution.


Simmons Natatorium at Copley High SchoolSimmons Natatorium is a community pool open to all families in the area. Th e schedule is designed to meet the needs of swimmers of all ages. Mr. Ed Burnsed is the pool director and he invites the public to take advantage of this facility. Th e activities schedule and costs for the 2011-2012 school year are noted below. Th e pool opens Tuesday, September 6, 2011.

Program Days Time FeesRed Cross Lesson(30-45 minute lessons)

Tuesday, Th ursdaySaturday

7:00 - 8:00 p.m.10:00 a.m. - Noon

$48.00 fi rst family member$42.00 each additional family member

Open Swim Tuesday, Th ursdaySaturday

8:00 - 9:30 p.m.Noon - 1:30 p.m.

Adults: $4.00Students: $2.00Family: $8.00Children under 5: No chargeSenior Citizens: No chargeSession pass: $25.00 *(6 weeks)* Family pass: $125.00/yr.

Adult Lap Swim Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, Friday

Monday, Wednesday

7:30 - 8:45 a.m.

8:00 - 9:30 p.m.Moms and Tots (No lessons)

Tuesday 10:00 - 10:30 a.m.

Senior Citizens TuesdayFriday

9:00 - 10:00 a.m.10:00 - 11:00 a.m.

* Includes Lap, Open, and Ladies’ Swim only. One pass admits all immediate family members. Competitive swimming also available. Please call (330 664-4835) for further information.

Session Phone Registration Open Registration Session Dates(8:00 - 11:00 a.m.) (6:30 - 8:00 p.m.)

* I September 6, 7 September 8 September 12 - October 22 II October 24, 25, 26 October 27 October 31 - December 10 III December 12, 13, 14 December 15 January 9 - February 18 IV (5 week) February 21, 22 February 23 February 27 - March 31 V April 10, 11 April 12 April 16 - May 26

* Session I lessons will be held on Monday & Wednesday evenings. All others remain Tuesday & Th ursday.

Note: It is increasingly diffi cult to staff summer swim lessons, so availability will be limited. Lessons in the summer are scheduled between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., Monday and Wednesday. To aff ord Copley-Fairlawn residents priority in registering for classes, telephone registration will be accepted during the allotted times. Th e following guidelines apply:

1. Phone registration is for Copley-Fairlawn district residents ONLY and will take place the week following every session. (See dates above.) DO NOT JUST MAIL IN REGISTRATION. PLEASE CALL FIRST.

2. Children must be fi ve years of age or older --no exceptions.

3. Every eff ort will be made to accommodate all persons registering. Classes will be fi lled on a “fi rst-come” basis.

4. Payment must be received by the fi rst lesson to hold open a slot. (See dates.)

5. Payment may be made through the mail or brought personally to the Natatorium, Monday-Friday 8:00-11:00 a.m.

6. Checks should be made payable to Copley-Fairlawn Board of Education. (No cash, please)

REGISTRATION FORM(Does not replace phone registration)

Name ____________________________________________

Lesson Level ___________________ Student’s Age _______

School ___________________________________________

Parent’s Name _____________________________________

Telephone Number _________________________________

Address __________________________________________

AFTER completing telephone registration,MAIL PAYMENT AND FORM TO:

Mr. Ed Burnsed, Natatorium Director, Copley High School3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321-1665
