Attendance Reminders from Mrs. George... With seven weeks left in the school year, I would like to take a moment to remind everyone about the importance of regular school attendance. When students are consistently present and on time to class, they are more likely to stay engaged, perform well academically, and build strong connections with their peers and teachers. Here are a few key reminders: Email jhhsattendance@ohschools.org if your child is absent. If the absence is due to illness or a medical appointment, we ask that you provide a doctor’s note when possible. Excessive unexcused absences or tardies may lead to academic challenges and potential attendance interventions. If your family has a pre-planned trip or sporting event, please email Jasa George at jgeorge@ohschools.org to request a permissible absence form at least five days in advance so we can work together to ensure your child stays on track.
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Attendance Reminders from Mrs. George... With seven weeks left in the school year, I would like to take a moment to remind everyone about the importance of regular school attendance. When students are consistently present and on time to class, they are more likely to stay engaged, perform well academically, and build strong connections with their peers and teachers. Here are a few key reminders: Email jhhsattendance@ohschools.org if your child is absent. If the absence is due to illness or a medical appointment, we ask that you provide a doctor’s note when possible. Excessive unexcused absences or tardies may lead to academic challenges and potential attendance interventions. If your family has a pre-planned trip or sporting event, please email Jasa George at jgeorge@ohschools.org to request a permissible absence form at least five days in advance so we can work together to ensure your child stays on track.
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 | Junior High Cookout Wednedsay, April 30 3:00pm This event is free to attend! |
 | Volleyball Open Gyms Attention girls in grades 8-11 interested in trying out for high school volleyball team next year. Beginning May 13, there will be open gyms Tuesdays and Thursdays 3-4:30 p.m. Questions: contact Coach Heather Holly heathereholly@gmail.com |
State Testing ALMOST DONE! The district is administering state-required tests to grades 3 through 11. Student attendance is very important during this testing period (April 2-29). The Jr./Sr. High School testing has begun! |
State Testing ALMOST DONE! The district is administering state-required tests to grades 3 through 11. Student attendance is very important during this testing period (April 2-29). The Jr./Sr. High School testing has begun! |
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Spring Sports Assembly Launches a New Era of Green Bear Spirit! On Friday, members of Student Council hosted the annual Spring Sports Assembly, bringing the entire school together to celebrate our athletes and ignite school pride. Captains from each spring sports team were recognized for their leadership and accomplishments, and several football players were honored for earning All-Ohio recognition. Students also faced off in an exciting and spirited game of four-square volleyball, showcasing friendly competition between the classes. But perhaps the most memorable moment of the day was the introduction of a new symbol of Green Bear pride: the Once-ler. With great fanfare, the Once-ler announced the beginning of a new era for Green Bear Nation—an era focused on revitalizing our school spirit and taking it to the next level! Matt Chappuies, co-advisor for Student Council, shared, “That picture perfectly captures what we are aiming to accomplish — a fresh look, a renewed mascot, and someone to help reignite the spirit we’ve been missing. The Once-ler is introducing the Spirit Rings as a way for each class to reclaim their energy and pride. These rings will eventually come together to form the Olympic emblem, symbolizing unity as we march into the stadium for May Day events." Matt added, "It’s important that the Spirit Rings start becoming highly visible around the school — a reminder that Epic May Day is right around the corner!" A huge thank you to our Student Council members for organizing such a fantastic event and to their dedicated advisors, Nikki Tolliver and Matt Chappuies, for their leadership and creativity. The energy and excitement from the assembly set the tone for what promises to be an unforgettable spring at Ottawa Hills! |
Spring Sports Assembly Launches a New Era of Green Bear Spirit! On Friday, members of Student Council hosted the annual Spring Sports Assembly, bringing the entire school together to celebrate our athletes and ignite school pride. Captains from each spring sports team were recognized for their leadership and accomplishments, and several football players were honored for earning All-Ohio recognition. Students also faced off in an exciting and spirited game of four-square volleyball, showcasing friendly competition between the classes. But perhaps the most memorable moment of the day was the introduction of a new symbol of Green Bear pride: the Once-ler. With great fanfare, the Once-ler announced the beginning of a new era for Green Bear Nation—an era focused on revitalizing our school spirit and taking it to the next level! Matt Chappuies, co-advisor for Student Council, shared, “That picture perfectly captures what we are aiming to accomplish — a fresh look, a renewed mascot, and someone to help reignite the spirit we’ve been missing. The Once-ler is introducing the Spirit Rings as a way for each class to reclaim their energy and pride. These rings will eventually come together to form the Olympic emblem, symbolizing unity as we march into the stadium for May Day events." Matt added, "It’s important that the Spirit Rings start becoming highly visible around the school — a reminder that Epic May Day is right around the corner!" A huge thank you to our Student Council members for organizing such a fantastic event and to their dedicated advisors, Nikki Tolliver and Matt Chappuies, for their leadership and creativity. The energy and excitement from the assembly set the tone for what promises to be an unforgettable spring at Ottawa Hills! |
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Ottawa Hills and Scott High School Students Connect Through Health, Wellness, and Fun On Sunday, April 27, students from Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School came together for a powerful and inspiring health and wellness workshop led by David Bush, Commissioner of Youth Services and his colleague Dr. Tequilla Thomas. As part of the Division of Youth Services’ broader initiative to promote health education and mental wellness in Toledo, students learned about Youth Be Heard (Mind) — a program designed to empower young people to prioritize their mental well-being. This initiative focuses on three key areas: prioritizing self-care, fostering strong connections, and seeking help early when facing challenges. Through activities like exercise, hobbies, open communication, and recognizing early signs of mental distress, Youth Be Heard (Mind) helps students build resilience and lead healthier lives. Following the workshop, students traveled to IncrediBOWL in South Toledo, where they enjoyed a late lunch, bowling, and time to build new friendships. It was a memorable afternoon filled with connection, laughter, and community spirit. Students were supported by Scott High School SMARTS Program Advisor Nykiiah Wright, Scott High School Hub Director Joe Peterson, Scott HS Principal Carnell Smith, Ottawa Hills Director of Development Erica Silk, and Principal Ben McMurray. This event was part of Home to Home, the ongoing partnership between Scott and Ottawa Hills. Home to Home is designed to bring students from two different communities together to foster leadership, understanding, and cultural competency. Its mission is to “offer the two schools and the Greater Toledo community a unique and powerful opportunity to carve a new path, build bridges, develop shared understandings, and continually create a partnership to build a common future.” We extend our sincere gratitude to Pete Kadens (OH ’96) and the Kadens Family Foundation for their vision and generosity in making this program possible. Their support allows our students to create meaningful connections and become leaders who will shape a better future. |
Ottawa Hills and Scott High School Students Connect Through Health, Wellness, and Fun On Sunday, April 27, students from Scott High School and Ottawa Hills High School came together for a powerful and inspiring health and wellness workshop led by David Bush, Commissioner of Youth Services and his colleague Dr. Tequilla Thomas. As part of the Division of Youth Services’ broader initiative to promote health education and mental wellness in Toledo, students learned about Youth Be Heard (Mind) — a program designed to empower young people to prioritize their mental well-being. This initiative focuses on three key areas: prioritizing self-care, fostering strong connections, and seeking help early when facing challenges. Through activities like exercise, hobbies, open communication, and recognizing early signs of mental distress, Youth Be Heard (Mind) helps students build resilience and lead healthier lives. Following the workshop, students traveled to IncrediBOWL in South Toledo, where they enjoyed a late lunch, bowling, and time to build new friendships. It was a memorable afternoon filled with connection, laughter, and community spirit. Students were supported by Scott High School SMARTS Program Advisor Nykiiah Wright, Scott High School Hub Director Joe Peterson, Scott HS Principal Carnell Smith, Ottawa Hills Director of Development Erica Silk, and Principal Ben McMurray. This event was part of Home to Home, the ongoing partnership between Scott and Ottawa Hills. Home to Home is designed to bring students from two different communities together to foster leadership, understanding, and cultural competency. Its mission is to “offer the two schools and the Greater Toledo community a unique and powerful opportunity to carve a new path, build bridges, develop shared understandings, and continually create a partnership to build a common future.” We extend our sincere gratitude to Pete Kadens (OH ’96) and the Kadens Family Foundation for their vision and generosity in making this program possible. Their support allows our students to create meaningful connections and become leaders who will shape a better future. |
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Ottawa Hills Choraliers Shine at OMEA State Competition! Exciting news from Ottawa Hills High School! Our incredibly talented Choraliers earned a prestigious Superior rating (a score of "1") at the OMEA State Competition held in Van Buren, Ohio! This outstanding achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of our student vocalists, as well as the extraordinary leadership of our vocal music director, Hayley Hoss. Under her guidance, the Choraliers continue to reach new heights and inspire our entire school community. We also want to extend a special thank you to Bob Durris, our accompanist, whose support and musicianship were essential to the group’s success. Let's celebrate this remarkable accomplishment and the important role the arts play in the life of our school. Congratulations to the Choraliers—you have made Ottawa Hills proud! Photo credit: @fineskeadam |
Ottawa Hills Choraliers Shine at OMEA State Competition! Exciting news from Ottawa Hills High School! Our incredibly talented Choraliers earned a prestigious Superior rating (a score of "1") at the OMEA State Competition held in Van Buren, Ohio! This outstanding achievement is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and passion of our student vocalists, as well as the extraordinary leadership of our vocal music director, Hayley Hoss. Under her guidance, the Choraliers continue to reach new heights and inspire our entire school community. We also want to extend a special thank you to Bob Durris, our accompanist, whose support and musicianship were essential to the group’s success. Let's celebrate this remarkable accomplishment and the important role the arts play in the life of our school. Congratulations to the Choraliers—you have made Ottawa Hills proud! Photo credit: @fineskeadam |
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Quiz Bowl Finishes Strong at Nationals Our Ottawa Hills High School Quiz Bowl team showed incredible skill and teamwork throughout the competition. At the end of Day One, they finished with a record of 6-4, earning a spot in the playoffs on Day Two. After a fantastic effort, the team finished 21st overall in the competition! Day Two was a double elimination playoff with the teams that qualified on Saturday. The team was seeded 40 and faced a tight match against #25, which we unfortunately lost. However, we came back strong and upset #26 to eliminate them from the competition! Our final match was against Pandora, who were seeded #15. They’ve beaten us 3 or 4 times this year, as one of the top two teams in Ohio. Here are some highlights from their performance: Total Matches Played: 13 Record: 7-5 A huge shoutout to our dedicated team members: Josef Duley, Sahil Parikh, Meral Humaida, Quinton Smith, Rohan Padhye, and Zach Rashid—and our amazing coach, Tim Adkins! Your hard work and determination have truly paid off. We are so proud of your accomplishments and can’t wait to celebrate together! |
Quiz Bowl Finishes Strong at Nationals Our Ottawa Hills High School Quiz Bowl team showed incredible skill and teamwork throughout the competition. At the end of Day One, they finished with a record of 6-4, earning a spot in the playoffs on Day Two. After a fantastic effort, the team finished 21st overall in the competition! Day Two was a double elimination playoff with the teams that qualified on Saturday. The team was seeded 40 and faced a tight match against #25, which we unfortunately lost. However, we came back strong and upset #26 to eliminate them from the competition! Our final match was against Pandora, who were seeded #15. They’ve beaten us 3 or 4 times this year, as one of the top two teams in Ohio. Here are some highlights from their performance: Total Matches Played: 13 Record: 7-5 A huge shoutout to our dedicated team members: Josef Duley, Sahil Parikh, Meral Humaida, Quinton Smith, Rohan Padhye, and Zach Rashid—and our amazing coach, Tim Adkins! Your hard work and determination have truly paid off. We are so proud of your accomplishments and can’t wait to celebrate together! |
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Sophomore Henry Sun Showcases= Innovation at UToledo Engineering Expo On Friday, sophomore Henry Sun had the incredible opportunity to represent Ottawa Hills at the University of Toledo’s Engineering Design and Discovery Expo. Henry was invited to showcase his impressive project: a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) program designed to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Henry’s innovative approach and technical skills earned him the chance to demonstrate his project among other talented high school and college students. His work highlights not only his creativity and problem-solving abilities but also the strength of our STEM programs at OHHS. Way to go, Henry — we are so proud of your accomplishment!
Click here to view an article from The Toledo Blade featuring the event and Henry’s project. |
Sophomore Henry Sun Showcases= Innovation at UToledo Engineering Expo On Friday, sophomore Henry Sun had the incredible opportunity to represent Ottawa Hills at the University of Toledo’s Engineering Design and Discovery Expo. Henry was invited to showcase his impressive project: a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) program designed to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Henry’s innovative approach and technical skills earned him the chance to demonstrate his project among other talented high school and college students. His work highlights not only his creativity and problem-solving abilities but also the strength of our STEM programs at OHHS. Way to go, Henry — we are so proud of your accomplishment!
Click here to view an article from The Toledo Blade featuring the event and Henry’s project. |
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A Night to Remember: Thank You for Making Celebrity Wait Night a Huge Success! On behalf of Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School, thanks to everyone who made our Celebrity Wait Night at Inverness on Thursday, April 24, such an incredible success. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association and the Ottawa Hills Athletic Boosters, the event raised over $100,000 to support our students, teachers, athletes, and educational programs. The evening was a true celebration of what makes Ottawa Hills so special—our strong community spirit, generosity, and shared commitment to excellence. Special thanks go to our amazing event co-chairs: Kim Grimm, Melissa Gagacki, Erica Kelm, and Julie MacMillan. Your vision and leadership were the driving force behind this unforgettable evening. We are also deeply grateful to Chelsey Gupta for organizing the outstanding silent auction, Jen Wagoner for creating a beautiful atmosphere through her work on décor, and Jackie Berenzweig and Lauren Douglas for coordinating our enthusiastic celebrity waiters. Thanks to emcees Jay Berschback and Erica SIlk who introduced special guests and who led the live auction. Thank you as well to all the OHSPA and Booster volunteers, the wonderful staff at Inverness, and of course, our spirited celebrity waiters, who made the night so much fun. Most importantly, thank you to the parents, alumni, and community members who attended and gave so generously. Your support ensures that our students continue to have access to the very best experiences, both in and out of the classroom. We are truly grateful for your partnership and continued investment in the future of Ottawa Hills. |
A Night to Remember: Thank You for Making Celebrity Wait Night a Huge Success! On behalf of Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School, thanks to everyone who made our Celebrity Wait Night at Inverness on Thursday, April 24, such an incredible success. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association and the Ottawa Hills Athletic Boosters, the event raised over $100,000 to support our students, teachers, athletes, and educational programs. The evening was a true celebration of what makes Ottawa Hills so special—our strong community spirit, generosity, and shared commitment to excellence. Special thanks go to our amazing event co-chairs: Kim Grimm, Melissa Gagacki, Erica Kelm, and Julie MacMillan. Your vision and leadership were the driving force behind this unforgettable evening. We are also deeply grateful to Chelsey Gupta for organizing the outstanding silent auction, Jen Wagoner for creating a beautiful atmosphere through her work on décor, and Jackie Berenzweig and Lauren Douglas for coordinating our enthusiastic celebrity waiters. Thanks to emcees Jay Berschback and Erica SIlk who introduced special guests and who led the live auction. Thank you as well to all the OHSPA and Booster volunteers, the wonderful staff at Inverness, and of course, our spirited celebrity waiters, who made the night so much fun. Most importantly, thank you to the parents, alumni, and community members who attended and gave so generously. Your support ensures that our students continue to have access to the very best experiences, both in and out of the classroom. We are truly grateful for your partnership and continued investment in the future of Ottawa Hills. |
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Celebrating Creativity: smART Show 2025 On Wednesday evening, Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School was transformed into a vibrant gallery of color, creativity, and craftsmanship for the annual smART Show, a true celebration of visual arts. With hundreds of works on display, every junior high and high school art student showcased their talent, technique, and imagination for our community to enjoy. Congratulations to this year’s smART Show award winners: - First Place: Vaughn Mackey (Entire Portfolio)
- First Runner-Up: Jack Borosdy (Stained Glass Koi)
- Second Place: Bella Drouillard (Jewelry)
- Todd & Nancy Kime Sight Award: Natalie Nixon (Necklace)
- Community Art Award: Lily Berenzweig (Still Life Drawing)
- Art Supply Depot Award: Kunjal Raskar (Graphic Illustrations)
- Runner-Up: Angie Zheng (Red Panda) Lil’ Dink
We also celebrated our youngest creators in the Elementary LEGO Masterpiece Contest: - First Place: Omar Ammar Abu-Yasein (Diagon Alley – 5th)
- First Runner-Up: Austin Cho (South Korean Dinner – 6th)
- Second Place: Max Crowley (The Sushi Bar – 2nd)
A heartfelt thanks to our show organizers—Kristin Johnson, Caitlin Shawaker, Michael Leeds, Hayley Hoss, Sara Eisenbaum, Noreen Hanlon, Troy Brown, and Ben McMurray—for their dedication and vision. Thank you to the many teachers who displayed student work, our volunteers, and Cindy Nissen, Eric Swisher, Julio Rodriguez, and Don Monroe for preparing the school so beautifully. Special shoutout to the OHHS Jazz Band, Choraliers, Henry Cohen, Jasmine Hajjar, and Sam Kapadia for their musical performances, and to AP Art History students Via Bridges, Ella Majerski, and Libby Puffenberger for sharing insights into global masterpieces. Gratitude also goes to Trevor Hug, Paige Bergsma, and Jessica Loudermilk for technical support, and to award sponsors Jules Webster (Art Supply Depot), Steve Wipfli, Todd & Nancy Kime, and Deb & Tom Isley. Finally, thank you to the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association and Foundation for your continued support of the arts. The smART Show reminds us of the power of creativity in every student. |
Celebrating Creativity: smART Show 2025 On Wednesday evening, Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School was transformed into a vibrant gallery of color, creativity, and craftsmanship for the annual smART Show, a true celebration of visual arts. With hundreds of works on display, every junior high and high school art student showcased their talent, technique, and imagination for our community to enjoy. Congratulations to this year’s smART Show award winners: - First Place: Vaughn Mackey (Entire Portfolio)
- First Runner-Up: Jack Borosdy (Stained Glass Koi)
- Second Place: Bella Drouillard (Jewelry)
- Todd & Nancy Kime Sight Award: Natalie Nixon (Necklace)
- Community Art Award: Lily Berenzweig (Still Life Drawing)
- Art Supply Depot Award: Kunjal Raskar (Graphic Illustrations)
- Runner-Up: Angie Zheng (Red Panda) Lil’ Dink
We also celebrated our youngest creators in the Elementary LEGO Masterpiece Contest: - First Place: Omar Ammar Abu-Yasein (Diagon Alley – 5th)
- First Runner-Up: Austin Cho (South Korean Dinner – 6th)
- Second Place: Max Crowley (The Sushi Bar – 2nd)
A heartfelt thanks to our show organizers—Kristin Johnson, Caitlin Shawaker, Michael Leeds, Hayley Hoss, Sara Eisenbaum, Noreen Hanlon, Troy Brown, and Ben McMurray—for their dedication and vision. Thank you to the many teachers who displayed student work, our volunteers, and Cindy Nissen, Eric Swisher, Julio Rodriguez, and Don Monroe for preparing the school so beautifully. Special shoutout to the OHHS Jazz Band, Choraliers, Henry Cohen, Jasmine Hajjar, and Sam Kapadia for their musical performances, and to AP Art History students Via Bridges, Ella Majerski, and Libby Puffenberger for sharing insights into global masterpieces. Gratitude also goes to Trevor Hug, Paige Bergsma, and Jessica Loudermilk for technical support, and to award sponsors Jules Webster (Art Supply Depot), Steve Wipfli, Todd & Nancy Kime, and Deb & Tom Isley. Finally, thank you to the Ottawa Hills Schools Parent Association and Foundation for your continued support of the arts. The smART Show reminds us of the power of creativity in every student. |
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Federal Prosecutor Tracey Ballard Tangeman Speaks with Student Leaders About Cybersafety Last Friday, Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School was honored to welcome Tracey Ballard Tangeman, an Assistant U.S. Attorney Department of Justice/U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio, who spoke with members of Student Council's Executive Board and Senior Class Officers about the critical topic of Cybersafety. Ms. Tangeman’s presentation focused on the dangers of online sexual exploitation, including the growing threat of sextortion, the factors that place individuals at risk, and the important steps young people can take to protect themselves online. She also shared valuable resources available to victims seeking help and support. Following the presentation, our student leaders engaged in a thoughtful conversation with Ms. Tangeman, our school counselors, and administrators. They provided important feedback on how to effectively bring this message to the entire student body and to parents, helping ensure that everyone in our school community is better informed and prepared. We are incredibly grateful to Ms. Tangeman for sharing her time, expertise, and passion for keeping students safe. Stay tuned for more details about upcoming presentations and additional opportunities for students and families to learn more about this important safety issue. |
Federal Prosecutor Tracey Ballard Tangeman Speaks with Student Leaders About Cybersafety Last Friday, Ottawa Hills Junior/Senior High School was honored to welcome Tracey Ballard Tangeman, an Assistant U.S. Attorney Department of Justice/U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio, who spoke with members of Student Council's Executive Board and Senior Class Officers about the critical topic of Cybersafety. Ms. Tangeman’s presentation focused on the dangers of online sexual exploitation, including the growing threat of sextortion, the factors that place individuals at risk, and the important steps young people can take to protect themselves online. She also shared valuable resources available to victims seeking help and support. Following the presentation, our student leaders engaged in a thoughtful conversation with Ms. Tangeman, our school counselors, and administrators. They provided important feedback on how to effectively bring this message to the entire student body and to parents, helping ensure that everyone in our school community is better informed and prepared. We are incredibly grateful to Ms. Tangeman for sharing her time, expertise, and passion for keeping students safe. Stay tuned for more details about upcoming presentations and additional opportunities for students and families to learn more about this important safety issue. |
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Big Futures Finale: An Inspiring Night of Entrepreneurship and Opportunity Last Monday evening, the final Big Futures event of the year delivered a powerful and inspiring experience for our students. Held at The Foundry, the evening provided a unique opportunity to explore the world of entrepreneurship and business ownership. Students had the privilege of learning from an outstanding panel of local business leaders, each of whom shared their personal journeys and professional insights. Our panelists included Elias Hajjar (The Garden at Poco Piatti), Dr. Jon Frankel (Frankel Dentistry), John Amato (Jupmode), Ashley Sheehan (Beloved Bridal), Amanda and Frank Viviano (Bartz Viviano Florist), and Justin Amburgey (Chick-fil-A). Their stories of perseverance, creativity, and leadership offered students real-world lessons in turning passion into purpose. After the panel discussion, students participated in small-group breakout sessions focused on key topics such as launching a business, overcoming obstacles, and developing the skills essential for success. Whether hearing about the challenges of growing a brand, managing a team, or bouncing back from setbacks, students walked away with powerful advice and renewed inspiration. A heartfelt thank you to The Foundry Advisory Board and Darrin Broadway for sponsoring the event, and to our incredible speakers for investing their time and experiences to help inspire the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs. Click here to read an article about the event in the Toledo |
Big Futures Finale: An Inspiring Night of Entrepreneurship and Opportunity Last Monday evening, the final Big Futures event of the year delivered a powerful and inspiring experience for our students. Held at The Foundry, the evening provided a unique opportunity to explore the world of entrepreneurship and business ownership. Students had the privilege of learning from an outstanding panel of local business leaders, each of whom shared their personal journeys and professional insights. Our panelists included Elias Hajjar (The Garden at Poco Piatti), Dr. Jon Frankel (Frankel Dentistry), John Amato (Jupmode), Ashley Sheehan (Beloved Bridal), Amanda and Frank Viviano (Bartz Viviano Florist), and Justin Amburgey (Chick-fil-A). Their stories of perseverance, creativity, and leadership offered students real-world lessons in turning passion into purpose. After the panel discussion, students participated in small-group breakout sessions focused on key topics such as launching a business, overcoming obstacles, and developing the skills essential for success. Whether hearing about the challenges of growing a brand, managing a team, or bouncing back from setbacks, students walked away with powerful advice and renewed inspiration. A heartfelt thank you to The Foundry Advisory Board and Darrin Broadway for sponsoring the event, and to our incredible speakers for investing their time and experiences to help inspire the next generation of leaders and entrepreneurs. Click here to read an article about the event in the Toledo |
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Save the Date.. Sunday, May 4: The Big Sing Wednesday, May 7: Board of Education meeting 8:30 a.m. district offices Tuesday, May 13: JHHS Choir Concert 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 14: All District Band Concert 7 p.m. Friday, May 23: May Day! Early release for all students at 1 p.m. Monday, May 26: Memorial Day-Schools closed Wednesday, May 28: Eighth Grade Recognition Friday, May 30: Last day of school Friday, May 30: Commencement 6 p.m. |
Save the Date.. Sunday, May 4: The Big Sing Wednesday, May 7: Board of Education meeting 8:30 a.m. district offices Tuesday, May 13: JHHS Choir Concert 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 14: All District Band Concert 7 p.m. Friday, May 23: May Day! Early release for all students at 1 p.m. Monday, May 26: Memorial Day-Schools closed Wednesday, May 28: Eighth Grade Recognition Friday, May 30: Last day of school Friday, May 30: Commencement 6 p.m. |
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