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Web Page Design
Students in Mrs. Lynn's Web Page Design II class entered into the NEOSA CoolTech
Challenge web page competition this year. Jordon Paul and Seth Simon's website about Nature
Ohio was selected as a winner. They were each presented with a check for $1000 at a dinner
and reception on May 19 th at Cuyahoga Community College at NEOSA’s Best of Tech Awards. At
the award ceremony, NEOSA also recognized outstanding companies, cool products, innovation
and leadership from the regional tech industry. Congratulations, Jordan and Seth!
All participants in the competition received Cooltech t shirts and Chipoltle gift cards.
On Monday, May 3rd, Copley High School students
participated in Fairlawn's Annual Government Day.
Students were given the opportunity to shadow a member
of Fairlawn City Council and participate in the council
meeting. Senior Claire Meneer shadowed Jim Butler,
council President, Jessica Wharton shadowed Jerry Apple,
Director of Finance, Evan Copeland shadowed Mayor
William Roth, Steven Palmieri shadowed Bryan Nace,
Council Vice President, Matt Taylor shadowed Philip
Brillhart of Ward 4, Rajat Chadda shadowed Tonja Caldwell, Clerk of Council, Michael Rose
shadowed the Building Commissioner, Christopher Randles, and Rachael Breeden shadowed the
Chief of Police, Kenneth Walsh. Lauren Sharnsky had the unique opportunity of shadowing her
father, a representative at large. Government Day was arranged by government teacher Mrs. Slaven.