THE LION’S DENOrange High School’s Newsletter THE LION’S DEN

Sep tember /Octobe r 2012 Newsletter Date

Welcome to the 2012-2013 school year! Each year the staff and administration try to offer new opportunities for the students of Orange High School. Due to the long-term success of the OHS Robotics program, it is now being offered to all students as an elective. Also offered for the first time this school year is AP Psychology, which has an incredible enrollment of 81!

Last year I traveled to Denmark in order to establish a partnership with a high school in Herning, Denmark. In October, OHS will welcome 27 students and 2 teachers from Denmark for a weeklong experience. In April, over two dozen OHS students and 3 staff members will travel to Denmark for a reciprocal experience. This 3-year partnership is the first in what I hope becomes an extensive international program for the students at Orange High School. I was recently selected by the College Board to participate in a trip to China in order to learn more about the Chinese education system. Additionally I will have the opportunity to try and establish partner schools for a possible student/teacher exchange program for the coming years.

Along with new opportunities in curriculum and instruction, the new school year brings new staff members. This year Orange welcomes the following staff to the Orange family:

William Derrick – Mathematics Ciara Mastin – English

Jeremy Ondo – Foreign Language Frank Peters – Science

Jean Vargo – Administrative Assistant to the Principal

Again, welcome to the 2012 – 2013 school year. I am always happy to talk and/or meet with you at any time to discuss your child, the educational programs at Orange High School, or anything else you might need. I look forward to another great year and please stay in contact with your child’s teachers, as well as the administra-tion and guidance staff.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL - Paul Lucas, Ed.D.

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL’S NEWSLETTER

Orange High School 32000 Chagrin Boulevard, Pepper Pike OH 44124-5974 (216) 831-8600

A NOTE about Pick-Up Notes

Pick up notes must be in writing this year. You can submit your pick-up note via E-Mail NO LATER THAN 1:00PM. Send your request to: ohspickup@orangecsd.org. or send a note in with your student. No telephone call requests will be accepted.

Message from the Principal - Paul Lucas, Ed.D.

Welcome to the 2015/2016 school year; things are off to a great start! On August 19 the Class of 2019 was welcomed by staff and upperclassmen with an all-day experience that included an introduction to their new courses, lunch with their Home Base, an opportunity to see the various clubs offered at OHS, and then participate in a couple of different activities. The rest of the OHS students ushered in a new school year the following day.

The high school has been buzzing with a lot of activity, not only because the students have returned, but because of the amazing renovations taking place in the auditorium. The project should be completed and the doors opened in early December. There will be additional information about the opening of the renovated auditorium in upcoming communications.

There is an abundance of research that supports the relationship between physical activity and adolescent cognition & achievement. In an effort to encourage students to maintain active bodies and minds, table tennis tables have been added to the OHS cafeteria for students to enjoy during lunch, as well as during other breaks in their day. Additionally, I am working with students in various Wood classes and Art classes to design and build corn hole sets. So far table tennis has been a huge success with many students actively participating during lunch, as well as after-school and during some study halls.

Throughout the year, staff and administration will be exploring opportunities and intend to expand and enhance innovative instructional practices and learning experiences. The two-day, building-wide Intersessions, offer students the opportunity to participate in a variety of experiential learning activities, will take place on Monday November 23 and Tuesday, November 24. Additionally, I have been working with staff and the PTA in order to arrange author visits and possible speakers for the students.

It is sure to be another exciting year and it’s off to a great start. Please stay active in your child’s education, communicate with your child’s teachers, and please do not hesitate to contact me at any time as well. I appreciate all you do for the continued success of the students at Orange High School.

Paul M. Lucas, Ed.D.

Orange High School 32000 Chagrin Boulevard, Pepper Pike OH 44124-5974 (216) 831-8600

Indoor Snack Stand Now Open After School on Tuesdays and Thursdays!

Hungry after school? Heading to sports or after-school activities with low energy?

Snacks and beverages will now be available at the indoor concession stand

for students after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting at 2:30 pm.

NEW DATE!!New Family and Disrtict PTA

meeting Date Change

Wednesday, Oct. 21st at The Cleveland Racquet Club @ 8 pm

Welcome to the 2015/2016 school year,

PTA is so busy getting activities underway for this year. We want you to support us.

$15 I do not want to bake, so here is the money I would have spent on those cupcakes.

$25 I do not want to hit up friends, family, and co-workers, so here is the money I would have spent buying wrapping paper.

$50 I do not want to walk, swim, or run in any activity that has the word “thon” on it. Here is the money I would have spent on my child’s “free” t-shirt

$75 I don’t want to attend any fancy balls, so here is the money I would have spent on a new outfit.

$100 I really wouldn’t have helped anyway, so here is $100 to forget my name.

$? I am making this donation to express my appreciation for having nothing to buy, sell, or do except fill out this form.

I am sure this is how many of us feel…by the time you see this you probably read this online. It is true that we ask year after year for your support – but we need your support so we can continue to fund our PTA to give back to the school.

Last year I asked for us to come together as a community and support our school. I believe we have a dynamic school and personally I would not want to be anywhere else. I wish we could pack our auditorium, gymnasium and football stadium for all our events. I am embarrassed when I look at our opponents and there are more of them than us. I challenge all of the readers of the Lion’s Den to come out and show your community spirit. Let our opponents and neighbors know that we rock. Attend the Board of Education meetings and learn what is happening at the District level. Let’s make a difference for our children and show them how we also care about our school. I think we need to make a change and take time from our personal schedule for our school.

This year we are planning to work on putting money towards speakers for Orange High School, supporting teachers through grants and scholarships, communicating via Lion’s Den, our school clubs, After Prom, Teacher/Staff meals, Senior scholarship, many senior activities, Student Government, Hospitality of many school sponsored events, and more.

We had our Annual Run with Pride on Sunday August 30 along with Train the Future. It was a great way to partner within the community and provide a fun filled Sunday at Orange High School. We always appreciate those that make the effort to help support the PTA. We want to give back to the school over $30,000. Please help us make this possible:

◊ Join the PTA,◊ Sign up at Heinens and Giant Eagle for the OHS,◊ Buy a yard sign to celebrate your students,◊ Drop off name brand ink cartridges at the Orange Public library,◊ Buy something new from spirit wear,◊ Try Juice Plus thru Carrie Rudow, ◊ Come to our joint PTA meeting at Cleveland Racquet Club on Oct 20th,◊ Attend Dec 3rd Girls Night Out at Glass Asylum in Chagrin Falls,◊ Purchase books /gifts at Barnes & Noble the weekend of Dec 4-6th.◊ Come to the school events and make new friends.

We want you to be a part of our team moving forward and making a difference for our children!

Orange High School’s LION DENMessage from the OHS PTA President - Susie BlakeOrange High School

Paul LucasPrincipal

Jasmine FergusonAssistant Principal

Stephen HardawayAssistant Principal

Ben McCauleyAthletic Director

Dominic FavazzoAmanda McDonaldMegan Petronsky - College CounselorGuidance Counselors

OHS PTA Officers 2015-2016

Susie BlakePresident

Laura KochisPresident Elect

Lisa MacaudaTreasurer

Cindy RussellSecretary/Volunteer Chairman

Julie BonebrakePast President

Virginia LesterMembership Chairman

Marcy FeketeCommunication Chairman

Tracy DickensonStella KoufmanHealth and Safety Chairmen

Leslie ImmelLori SpencerFundraising Chairmen

Karen Paull 9th GradeTracy Russo 10th GradeDonell Newman/Karen Swift 11th GradeValeri Furst 12 GradeGrade Coordinators

Carol LindsayCarrie RudowBlack Book Coordinators

Alla CarranHospitality Coordinator

Rupal MehraLion’s Den

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for OHS credit

OHS AFTER PROM 2016 Junior & Senior Class Parents and Guardians, Efforts are already underway to plan the After Prom party for 2016 that will keep our children safe, supervised and having fun into the night after their Prom. It is also a fun end-of-the-year party for Juniors and Seniors, with or without dates, who choose not to attend Prom. Help Orange After Prom Reach Our Goal For A Safe and Entertaining Night to Remember! Continuing a tradition that has spanned over 40 years, the Junior Class parents will plan and host After Prom 2016, on April 16th. An event for nearly 300 students requires everyone’s help. Your donation will contribute to making this year’s After Prom a life-long memory for the students at Orange. Our goal is to get 100% participation from all Junior parents at any level to help fund this event and keep the ticket prices low! No contribution is too small! Please send your donation as soon as possible as preparations are already underway! Thank you! Donell Newman and Karen Swift, After Prom Chairpersons P.S. We are also seeking donations of new/unused gift cards and prizes suitable for student raffles at After Prom. For questions about making a prize donation please contact: Donell Newman, dnewman@grossschechter.org or Karen Swift, knswift@roadrunner.com.

To make a donation please send your check (payable to OHS After Prom) to:

Lisa Macauda, 32731 Meadowlark Way, Pepper Pike OH 44124

Please accept my/our donation to support After-Prom 2016 for the following amount!

$500+ Platinum Sponsor $200+ Golden Sponsor $150 Silver Sponsor

$100 Benefactor $50 Patron $25 Support _____ Friend

Please list my/our name(s) as follows for Donor Recognition:

________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________ Email: ____________________________________

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!

OHS AFTER PROM 2016 Junior & Senior Class Parents and Guardians, Efforts are already underway to plan the After Prom party for 2016 that will keep our children safe, supervised and having fun into the night after their Prom. It is also a fun end-of-the-year party for Juniors and Seniors, with or without dates, who choose not to attend Prom. Help Orange After Prom Reach Our Goal For A Safe and Entertaining Night to Remember! Continuing a tradition that has spanned over 40 years, the Junior Class parents will plan and host After Prom 2016, on April 16th. An event for nearly 300 students requires everyone’s help. Your donation will contribute to making this year’s After Prom a life-long memory for the students at Orange. Our goal is to get 100% participation from all Junior parents at any level to help fund this event and keep the ticket prices low! No contribution is too small! Please send your donation as soon as possible as preparations are already underway! Thank you! Donell Newman and Karen Swift, After Prom Chairpersons P.S. We are also seeking donations of new/unused gift cards and prizes suitable for student raffles at After Prom. For questions about making a prize donation please contact: Donell Newman, dnewman@grossschechter.org or Karen Swift, knswift@roadrunner.com.

To make a donation please send your check (payable to OHS After Prom) to:

Lisa Macauda, 32731 Meadowlark Way, Pepper Pike OH 44124

Please accept my/our donation to support After-Prom 2016 for the following amount!

$500+ Platinum Sponsor $200+ Golden Sponsor $150 Silver Sponsor

$100 Benefactor $50 Patron $25 Support _____ Friend

Please list my/our name(s) as follows for Donor Recognition:

________________________________________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________________________________

Phone: _________________________ Email: ____________________________________

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!

Save the Date for a New Girl’s Night Out After Prom Fundraising Event!

Mark your calendar on Thursday, December 3rd 2015 for a fun night at the Glass Asylum in Chagrin Falls.

Bring friends and family and enjoy a silent auction, raffle, food, beverages….and glassblowing!

More details to follow…

Book sales and order forms, senior congratulation messages, how to contribute photos to the book, and much more!

GO TO:· Orange City Schools Website (Schools-> Orange High School-> Yearbook Sales)

· ProgressBook (News->Orange High School)

Yearbook Sale Early Bird Special from now until November 30th. Pick one of the following two convenient ways to order:

BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER:Complete the order form and mail directly to:

Herff Jones YearbooksP.O. Box 29

Edwardsville, KS 66113Make checks payable to: Herff Jones Yearbooks (put 3647 in memo)

BY CREDIT CARD:

1. Visit www.yearbookordercenter.com2. Enter the code: 3647 and follow the prompts to name and credit card information

BY PHONE: 

Call 1.866.287.3096Reference school code: 3647 

2015-2016 OHS ORAN Yearbook Sales and Information!

We Need Volunteers! 2014-2015 Orange High School PTA Parent Volunteer Opportunities

Parent Name ___________________________________________________

Parent Phone ___________________________________________________

Email __________________________________________________________

Name(s) and Grade(s) of Student(s) __________________________________

Some of the events we need help with include After Prom, Black Book , Concession Stand, Homecoming Dance, Staff Sppreciation Holiday Buffet, Senior Lunch, Senior Awards, Commencement, Spirit Sales, Health and Safety Committee, Senior Project Committee, Spring Plant Sale, Staff Appreciation Week, and more.

PLEASE CONTACT LAURA KOCHIS WITH ANY QUESTIONS: rlkochis@sbcglobal.net

Orange High School Intersessions 2.0 Last November, over 550 students, staff, faculty, and administrators participated in a two-day intersession experience at Orange High School. This program was designed to provide innovative learning opportunities outside a traditional classroom setting and to increase overall student engagement in the learning process. This year, we plan to provide a similar experience, only bigger and better, and we need your help.

A Google Group has been created where students, parents, community members, and teachers can go to share ideas for future intersession experiences. This may include potential resources you may be able to provide, ideas, or experiences you would be willing to share with students. If you are interested in helping out, providing some ideas, or just simply lending a hand to a staff member who may have similar interests, please feel free to post.

We thank you in advance for your assistance and your support of Orange High School Intersessions 2.0.

For additional information, please contact Mr. Burkhart (mburkhart@orangecsd.org) and/or Mr. Gerhard (ngerhard@orangecsd.org).

Be an OHS PTA volunteer and be part of the community that helps our schools. Any way that you volunteer makes a difference. Either go to the PTA website at www.orangeschools.org/OHSPTA.aspx and choose “Membership and Volunteer Form” under important documents or fill out the form below and drop in the OHS PTA mailbox in the OHS office or mail to Laura Kochis, 4355 Giles Road, Moreland Hills, OH 44022.

The Orange Patronaires is pleased to welcome two new music directors to the Orange school district family. Mr. Brandon Duvall as Band director and Mr. Christopher Olsen as Choir director. Mrs. Staci Vincent is the

new Lionettes Coach. An exciting new school year is underway and Patronaires would like to extend an invitation to everyone within the community who appreciates the performing arts and ALL families whose

children are participating within Band, Orchestra, Choir, or Thespians to join Patronaires.

Please check out our updated webpage found under “Parents” on the Orange school district website where you can signup for our newsletter, volunteer on behalf of the OHS music departments, download a membership form, find

meeting dates and contact information. New this year is the ability to pay for your membership on-line through the Parent Portal using PayForIt.net. Details are found on the Patronaires webpage.

The Orange Patronaires is a non-profit association of adults supporting the Band, Choir, Orchestra and the Theater Arts programs at Orange High School. The Patronaires provide additional funds for scholarships, equip-ment, instruments, music, uniforms, performance attire, stage productions, concert receptions and much more.

If your student is involved in the arts at OHS, your membership and involvement is NEEDED. Cindy Wiley

President, Orange Patronaires

PLEASE CONTACT CINDY RUSSELL WITH ANY QUESTIONS : CINDYRUSSELL@AMERITECH.NET

Be an OHS PTA volunteer and be part of the comunity that helps our schools. Any way that you volunteer makes a difference. Either go to the PTA website at www.orangeschools.org/OHSPTA.aspx and choose “Membership and Volunteer Form” under important documnets or fill out the form below and drop in the OHS PTA mailbox in the OHS office or mail to : Cindy Russell, 40 Meadowhill Lane, Moreland Hills, OH 44022.

Orange Patronaires

We Need Volunteers!2015-2016 Orange High School PTAParent Volunteer Opportunities

OHS PTA Membership 2015/2016

Why should you join? • PTA helps your child succeed. Research shows that children do better when their parents are involved both at home and at school. • PTA connects you with the school community. There’s no better way to know what is happening in your school than by being part of PTA. You’ll find out what you can do to make a difference for your child. • PTA is America’s number one resource for parent involvement. PTA has tips on helping your child with homework, advice for preparing for parent-teacher conferences, and much more. • PTA has a network that supports you. PTA functions are opportunities to meet others and discuss issues of importance in your school community. The PTA community is large, with 23,000 local units supported by state PTAs and the national PTA organization—all working toward the common goal of helping children. • PTA provides opportunities for growth. By volunteering with your PTA, you can put your skills to good use to benefit your child’s education. You can also tackle new challenges that will help you grow. • PTA helps you set a good example. As a PTA member, you’ll be demonstrating to your child the importance you place on education. What do you get with your membership? • Orange High School PTA can continue to provide funding for many programs that benefit OHS, including Health & Safety programs to educate and protect our children; educational grants for classroom equipment and programming; student & teacher scholarships; start up funds for student clubs and organizations; students events such as After Prom and Senior Lunch; hospitality at many school events including Open House, College Night, Senior Awards, Commencement, etc. • PTA membership also offers you benefits from the Ohio & National PTAs — discounts as well as information to help you help your child and your school. • You’ll also have access to state and local benefits which you can access online at www.pta.org/benefits, including discounts at Barnes & Noble.com, Medic Alert, Sharp, Southwest Airlines Vacations, t-Mobile, Metlife, etc. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Yes, I want to Join! _____ $45.00 Pride Membership _____ $35.00 Den Membership Make Checks Payable to: _____ $25.00 Roar Membership Orange High School PTA _____ $15.00 Cub Membership ___________________________________ Mail this form & your check to: Name Virginia Lester ____________________________________ 60 Sterncrest Drive Address Moreland Hills, Ohio 44124 ____________________________________

or City Zip OHS PTA box in the OHS Office: ——–———————————————— 32000 Chagrin Blvd. Email Address Pepper Pike OH 44124 ____________________________________ Best phone # to reach you: What grades are your children in? ___9th ___10th ___11th ___12th ___Staff Member Are you interested in volunteering your time?

44022

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT YARD SIGN

ORDER FORM Name:______________________

Phone Number:_______________

SIGNS ARE 18”X24” CORRUGATED PLASTIC PANELS WITH WIRE STEP STAKE, EACH SIGN IS CUSTOMIZED WITH THE SPORT/CLUB AND STUDENT’S FIRST NAME PRICE IS $ 20 Return order form to: Leslie Immel, 200 Aspenwood Dr., Moreland Hills, OH 44022 Printing time is about 1 week. Student signs can be picked up at the OHS Athletic Office. STUDENT’S FIRST NAME

STUDENT’S SPORT/CLUB

CASH 8

CHECK 8

Date

A Word from the OHS Guidance Department

SENIORSGRADES:Please remember that grades still count. Don’t let up now! Colleges may request your quarter grades or a mid-year (7th semester) transcript or report card. Stay on your toes!SCHOLARSHIPS:It is always the right time to look for scholarships! Check the scholarship section on the website for the colleges to which you apply. You can also go to the scholarship listing or complete a national scholarship search on Naviance.FINANCIAL AID:Please remember this FREE resource…COLLEGE NOW GREATER CLEVELANDFinancial aid assistance at the College Now Resource CenterIt is open to the public, offering free one-on-one college access and success advising and financial aid counseling to anyone who comes in.50 Public Square Level Three of Tower City Center, above Peet’s CoffeeMonday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. or Saturday by appointment216.241.5587 ext 140 or swatts@collegenowgc.orgSENIOR MEETINGS:Mrs. Petronsky, college counselor, met with senior students in large groups on Monday and Tuesday, August 31 & September 1. Topics addressed included high school graduation requirements, the college application process and timeline, college visits, ACT and SAT information, information regarding financial aid, and other information pertinent to post-graduate planning. All students were given a packet of information and encouraged to schedule their senior meeting with Mrs. Petronsky to discuss their post-graduate plans.

JUNIORSCAREER:Students will log in with the career specialist in mid-November and continue career exploration, resume building and college exploration.ACT/SAT:Please see the attached test dates to begin choosing your testing plan for the ACT and/or SAT exams. Since the SAT is changing in March, we recommend that students focus more on the ACT at this time, as it is more of a known entity. SOPHOMORESCAREER:Students will log in with the career specialist at the beginning of November to deepen their career exploration.

FRESHMENCAREER:Naviance accounts were made for each freshman student. Students will log in with the career specialist at the be-ginning of October and begin to do some career exploration. Login information for parents will be coming soon!

AP STUDENTSIMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR AP STUDENTS:AP payment notification letters were mailed to families in Mid-SeptemberAP Exam fees are due Friday, November 20th in guidance.

TESTINGPlease see the two attached documents for information on the State of Ohio testing as well as the upcoming ACT & SAT test dates.

Ohio’s State TestsInformation for Students and Families

Ohio’s State Tests measure student progress toward Ohio’s Learning Standards. They help us make sure every Ohio student receives a high-quality education. Student test results show that students have the knowledge and skills they need to move successfully to their next steps in education or a career.

Federal and state laws require state testing for specific grades and subjects.

WILL THERE BE STATE TESTS IN 2015-2016?Yes.

WHAT TESTING CHANGES MUST OHIO MAKE FOR THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR?As part of the current budget law, the Ohio Department of Education will develop new tests in mathematics and English language arts with the assistance of Ohio educators. To build these new tests, the department will use its existing contract with the American Institutes for Research (AIR), a well-known test vendor. AIR currently provides Ohio’s science and social studies tests. The new tests will be:

· Shorter than those given last school year;· Given during one testing window; and· Given during the second half of the school year, close to the end of the school

year. High schools also may give end-of-course tests at the end of the first semester, and elementary schools will give the grade 3 English language arts test Nov. 30-Dec. 11.

The role of Ohio educators will be to help review the questions and test construction.

HOW LONG WILL THE TEST BE?Each test will be approximately three hours and will be divided into two parts. Districts will choose whether their students will take a test in two sessions or in one session.

WHY DO WE HAVE STATE TESTS?State tests are critical for measuring student learning and ensuring that all of Ohio’s stu-dents receive a high-quality education. The results from state tests provide the public with much-needed information about how all students are performing. Student test scores are the foundation of Ohio school and district report cards, which are designed to show parents, tax-payers and school leaders how well our students are performing. State tests are one way we identify schools and districts that need additional support and recognize those that have done a great job helping all students learn.

Ohio’s State Tests Continued

WHICH GRADES AND SUBJECTS TAKE STATE TESTS?Grades 3-8 English language arts and mathematics Grades 4 and 6 Social studiesGrades 5 and 8 Science

High SchoolClasses of 2018 and beyond – English language arts I and II; algebra I, geometry, and inte-grated mathematics I and II; biology (or physical science for class of 2018 only); and Ameri-can history, American government.

Classes of 2015-2017 – Ohio Graduation Tests, American history, American government

Tests for fall 2015 block classes will be in 15 consecutive school days for online tests within Nov. 30 to Jan. 8 and 10 consecutive school days for paper format within Dec. 8 to Jan. 8.

WHAT IS THE FORMAT OF THE TESTS?Districts have the option in the 2015-2016 school year to give students the tests on comput-ers or in a paper format. Schools may elect to administer some grades/tests online and other grades/tests on paper.

WHEN ARE THE SPRING TESTS?Tests will occur in a period of 15 consecutive school days for online tests and 10 consecutive school days for paper tests.

English language arts for all students will be within April 4 to 29.

Mathematics, science and social studies will be within April 4 to May 13.

HOW CAN I STAY IN THE KNOW ABOUT THE NEW STATE TESTS? Please visit the 2015-2016 State Tests Updates website at education.ohio.gov/Topics/Test-ing/2015_2016-State-Tests-Updates and register to receive updates when they are posted.

Let Your Imagination FlyStudents are invited to participate in the 2015-16 PTA Reflections Art Contest.

This year’s theme is “Let Your Imagination Fly”. Categories include Dance, Film, Literature, Music Composition, Photography and Visual Arts.

Entry forms will be available and collected at the OHS front office from October 27 through noon on October 31. Please see the Orange website for more details.

Or contact Sarah Richards at sarahrichards40@hotmail.com. Best of luck to all entries!

Reflections

Display and Awards

ceremony will take

place on Nov. 17th

@ OHS Commons

Orange High School’sLION’S DENOrange High School32000 Chagrin Blvd.Pepper Pike, OH 44124-5974

Non-Profit OrganizationU.S. Postage PaidChagrin Falls, OH

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DATES TO REMEMBER:

October: 1 - Health & Safety2-9 - Denmark Exchange3 - Homecoming Dance6 - After Prom Mtg. in Media Center 7 - PTA Mtg. 12 - Board of Education14 - Superintendent’s Advisory Council 21 - New Family Welcome at CRC21 - District PTA Meeting at CRC 26 - Board of Education 26-30 - Reflections Entries

November: 2 - Board of Ed. Mtg.3 - After Prom Mtg. in Media Center4 - OHS PTA mtg in Media Center5 - Health & Safety Mtg. in Media Center6 - No School/OHS Conferences17 - Reflections Display & Awards @ OHS Commons23 - Board of Ed. Mtg.

December: 1 - After Prom mtg. in Media Center2 - OHS PTA meeting3 - Health & Safety Mtg. in Media Center3 - Girls Night Out at Glass Asylum in Chagrin Falls4-6 - Fundraiser through Barnes & Noble8 - PTA Staff Appreciation Buffet

E-Mail to Lion’s Den

This publication reaches the parents of all our high school

students. Deadline for our next issue is Jan. 11th 2016. If you have any

questions, please email: lionsden@orangecsd.org