Education
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Those on the Autism Spectrum: First-hand airport familiarization and encouragement to travel event at CVG
SOAR Continues at CVG, Register Now to Participate Experience a fully guided tour of airport travel processes to include check-in, security, departure gate, aircraft on-boarding, and return to bag claim. On Saturday, April 25, the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) will host its third SOAR (Starting Our Adventure Right) event, in conjunction with The Kelly…
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Up-coming events to help build the new playground at Loveland Primary
For more info about this project of the Loveland Primary School teachers to build their students and the community a new accessible playground visit FutureTigers.com. Growing Future Tigers Play by Play! A playground like this encourages social interaction & imaginative play Top Five Reasons to Make a Gift to the Primary Playground Project: 5. Your…
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Montessori school holds maple syrup festival and pancake breakfast
Students collected about 55 gallons of maple tree sap Teacher John Phenix talks to several young children about the wood fueled evaporator used to boil maple tree sap down into maple syrup. Students at CMH School collected about 55 gallons of tree sap which made just over one gallon of syrup. The school recently held…
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A penguin out of water
Loveland Primary School students get an up-close encounter with a special guest as the classroom becomes a place for real-world learning Loveland, Oh. – Joy. That was the look on the faces of Loveland Primary School (LPS) second-grade students in Paula Hickey’s class Friday, March 13, when the Newport Aquarium’s Jolene Hanna brought in…
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Spring Sessions at Whistle Stop ClayWorks
We are now accepting registrations for our Spring Sessions www.whistlestopclayworks.com or call us at 513-683-CLAY (2529) ADULT SIX WEEK CLASSES April 6 – May 16 WHEEL THROWING Thursdays, 12:00pm – 2:30pm Thursdays, 6:00pm – 8:30pm CERAMIC SAMPLER Tuesdays, 12:00pm – 2:30pm Tuesdays, 6:00pm – 8:30pm *Sundays, 2:00pm – 4:30pm *Sunday Ceramic Sampler is a 4…
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Representative John Becker visited Children’s Meeting House Montessori School
Quite a powerful perspective for a politician to consider! by Bonnie McNett Representative John Becker, Ohio House District 65, visited Children’s Meeting House Montessori School (CMH). Representative Becker toured the school and saw children working together, sharing ideas and answering questions about their work. He also observed children working independently on math, reading, and science projects,…
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Fire and Emergency Medical Rescue Academy Now Accepting Registrations
The newly revised Great Oaks Fire and Emergency Medical Rescue Academy is now accepting students. This 667 hour program provides students with the following Ohio certifications and national industry credentials for employment as a Firefighter/EMT upon completion of the 17-week training program: State of Ohio Firefighter II and Emergency Medical Technician National Registry Emergency Medical…
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Loveland High School offers new AP courses
The following courses begin next fall by Catie Shipp Loveland High School Roar, Staff Writer The 2015-2016 school year presents an addition of a variety of new AP courses available to all upcoming juniors and seniors. The following courses begin next fall and will create more opportunities to guide students toward higher academic possibilities. Art…
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Update on State Assessments from Loveland School District
From the Loveland City School District: The district is near the end of the first round of testing for students in grades 3-8 and is getting ready to begin testing for high school freshman. The district had more than 90 percent of our students take the Next Generation Assessments (provided by PARCC/AIR). Any family who…
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Ohio Department of Ed. reports on impact of untested Students
Impact of Untested Students Are untested students included in the Indicators Met calculation? No, the Ohio Department of Education determines if each indicator is “met” or “not met” using only the scores of the students who actually participate in each assessment and have a numerical scaled score. The department does not assign an artificial score…
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