Herberich Happenings - Copley-Fairlawn City Schools

COPLEY-FAIRLAWN CITY SCHOOLS
Herberich Happenings
Issue 9
June 2011
NEWS FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
Joy Neale-May, Editor
Inside this issue:
Dear Herberich Families,
I can’t believe that I am writing my final “Herberich Happenings” article. Everyone has had
so much fun and learned so many things this school year that we needed one extra day of
school! The Herberich family is very special. The staff works so hard with all of the students
and we are thankful for your help at home.
As the fourth graders prepare to move on please remember you are always a member of
the Herberich family. We hope you will come back to your Herberich home for a visit!
The theme for our fourth grade recognition ceremony on Thursday, June 9 th at 10:45 is
“Celebration!” The fourth graders are so excited to “celebrate good times” and get to the
middle school but selfishly we would like to keep each and every fourth grader here.
Two members of our Herberich family will be retiring at the end of this year. Mrs. Deering,
speech language therapist and Miss Sheppard, guidance counselor have been valued
members of the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools for many years. They will be missed but I
know they look forward to learning new things in new places!
If you have questions about next year… a letter will be mailed home to all elementary
students at the beginning of August with your child’s classroom/teacher assignment and
the bus route, this also includes kindergarten placements.
Art Palette 5
Book Donations 3
Calendar 3
Clinic Chatter 4
Field Day—K-3 Grades 11
Garage Sale-CHS PTSA 15
Guidance Gallery 8
Hundred Book Challenge 9
Library Chat 8
Lisa A. Round Relay for Life 6
Lunch Money Credit? 3
Market Day Recipe Club 14
Moving Over the Summer? 2
Office Updates 2
PTA Pages 12-15
Recycle—Make a Difference 4
SCRIP 13
Student of the Month 2
Thank You! Thank You! 7 & 13
The end of a school year is always filled with excitement, anticipation and new journeys
for everyone. Whether it is moving to a new classroom, school, state or country my hope is
that the memories from this past school year will give you the confidence and positive outlook
for the next learning adventure. Don’t forget that your Herberich family is always here
for you!
Finally, this summer you can always contact me by e-mail if you have any questions,
suggestions or exciting news. I recognize how fortunate I am to
be at Herberich and words could never express my gratitude.
Have a wonderful summer!
Miss Ashcroft

P A G E 2
Respectful, Responsible, Courteous and Kind
During May we recognized the following students in our weekly drawings for
Herberich’s unique rewards program, “I saw you being … Respectful, Responsible,
Courteous and Kind”.
Alex Ash, Gabe Ash, Dan Bartlett, Kylie Boyd, Karl Brozeit, Noelle Cole, Adi
Desai (twice), Makenzie Dijak, Neeka Hajjafar, Gavin Hill, Heaven Jackson, Emma
Kello, Susie Kleines, Michael Manos, Sarah Masuoka, Selena Murphy, Abby
Owen, Hannah Potts, Logan Price, Nick Manos, Allie Poundstone, Dustin
Pudlowski, Brendon Roddy, Caleb Scott, Camron Shaw, Rachel Siddall, Rawney
Trunko, Amelia Wagner and Jason Ware.
The students were recognized over morning announcements and invited to
choose a reward from Miss Ashcroft’s prize drawers.
All students, preschool through fourth grade are eligible for this awards recognition
program. Students can be recognized by their bus drivers.
Congratulations!
April Student of the Month
Mrs. Lisa Headley wrote:
Patricia was chosen for Student of the Month
because of her positive attitude and work ethic.
Patricia works very hard in class to complete each
assignment and always checks her work. She is
always willing to volunteer during her recess to
help her peers and teachers. She has worked as a
table washer in the cafeteria and as a helper to
Mrs. Deering. She also substitutes for students
who cannot help on their designated days. She is
a positive role model for our class because she is
always respectful and courteous.
Patricia likes to swim, write stories and play school in her spare time. She
looks up to her grandmother because she always gives the right answer and
protects her. Her favorite subject in school is writing. Her favorite things
about Herberich are her friends and teachers. Patricia wants to be a teacher
when she grows up because teaching is fun.
I am very proud to have Patricia Porter represent Herberich Primary School
for Student of the Month.
Congratulations Patricia!
Ing ….
H E R B E R I C H
H A P P E N I N G S
OFFICE UPDATES . . .
ALL NEW STUDENT
REGISTRATIONS :
ALL registrations must be submitted
to Central Registration at the
Board of Education. The registration
packet is available online or
can be picked up at the Board of
Education, located behind Copley
High School on Ridgewood Road.
Please call ahead for an appointment:
330.664.4800.
SHOES: We only have ten days
of school left. Please encourage
your children to wear shoes suitable
for running on the playground.
There have been a large number of
twisted ankles, falls on the black
top and mishaps on the climbing
equipment—the majority of the
children affected have being
wearing flimsy sandals, flip flops or
crocs. Thanks for helping us keep
our students safe.
THANK YOU: I would like to
personally thank our parents,
teachers and staff for all their kind
help and support this past school
year. Special thanks are due to
several people: Romi Brozeit for
her encouragement and knowledge;
to Romi’s team who provided my
family with hot meals; to our nurse,
Rita Baker who took care of the
sick kids so that I was not exposed
to too many germs, and to Miss
Ashcroft who did it when the nurse
was not around. I am truly blessed
to be part of the Herberich family.
Enjoy the summer!
August will be here
before we know!
Moving Over the Summer?
If you already know that you will be moving over the summer please contact Mrs.
Neale-May as soon as possible to arrange the necessary documentation for your
child’s smooth transition to his/her new school.
Should you have an unexpected move over the summer, please send Mrs. Neale-May
an e-mail (joy.neale-may@copley-fairlawn.org) or leave a voicemail (330.664.4991).
When you register your child at his/her new school you will be asked to sign a
records release form. The new school’s registrar can fax or mail it to Herberich. It will be handled as soon as the
office reopens in August. Fax #: 330.664.4989 Address: 2645 Smith Road, Akron, OH 44333.

P A G E 3 H E R B E R I C H H A P P E N I N G S
LUNCHROOM NEWS
It’s hard to believe the school year is coming to a close. A big “Thank you” to everyone for learning your
student’s ID # for the new POS lunch system.
If your child has money left in their account, it will be carried forward and be available when school starts in
August. All fourth graders with positive balances will have these funds available at the Middle School next
year.
If your child has a negative balance the account needs to be settled no later than June 3rd.
If you have any questions please call us @ 330.664.4977 daily from 9:30-11:30.
We hope you have a safe summer. We are looking forward to seeing you in August. Good luck to all our
fourth graders!
Pam Kerr and Teri Brennan—(330) 664.4977
Please call between 9:30-11:00 if you have any questions about your child’s account
I M P O R T A N T
D A T E S
Wednesday 1
JUNE 2011
4th Grade Swimming—Room 115 (Smagola) Tuesday 7
Grades K-3 Field Day
Wednesday 8
3rd Grade Akron Zoo Field Trip
SCRIP DELIVERY
Thursday 2 5:30-7:30 ESL Family Picnic Thursday 9 10:45 4th Grade Recognition Assembly
Friday 3
Lisa A. Round Relay for Life
SCRIP Due—LAST ONE THIS YEAR!
Friday 10
Herberich Calamit y Da y M ake -Up
End of Fourth Grading Period
Monday 6 District 4th Grade Field Day @ CHS Report Cards Go Home
Tuesday 7 District 4th Grade Filed Day Rain Date Friday 17 Office Closes
AU GUST 2011
Wednesday 3
Tuesday 16
Office Reopens
7 pm BOE Meeting
Thursday 25
Students’ Grades 1-4 First Day and
Kindergarten (A-L) entrance
Tuesday 23 4:30—5:30 Kindergarten ONLY Open House Friday 26 Kindergarten (M-Z) entrance
Wednesday 24 3-5 pm PS, Grades 1-4 Open House Monday 29 Preschooler’s First Day
Please check the website for regular updates to the calendar: www.copley -fairlawn.org
During spring cleaning or over the summer, think about what books you haven’t read in a while. Those
books need a new home where they would be read by hundreds of Herberich children!
Our school loves books; all kinds of books! So, while you’re spring cleaning, just cleaning out the closet or
shopping at garage sales, think about how those books could use a new home here at Herberich Primary School.
Our children would benefit from new books in our 100 Book Challenge bins!
If you would like to donate any of your new or used books, please drop them off at school, and we
will find them a happy home in our classrooms and in our library!
Thank you to all who have donated books to our school.
Mrs. Shaw
Book Donations!

P A G E 4 H E R B E R I C H H A P P E N I N G S
CLINIC CHATTER—Mrs. Rita Baker, RN
Summer means cycling.
One of the best ways for kids to learn about safe biking is for parents to set a good
example by going on bike rides with them and show them what safe bike riding
looks like! Follow the rules of the road and always wear a helmet yourself.
Wearing a bike helmet should never be an option. No matter where you are or how short a ride you are going on.
You may wonder why? Well, most bike accidents involve a head injury that can be severe. Each year in the
United States, about half a million kids are seriously injured in bicycle-related accidents, and most of those
injuries could have been avoided if a helmet was worn. To protect against head injuries, make sure your kids
wear a correctly fitting helmet on every ride.
A bike helmet fits well if it:
Sits level on the head
Isn’t tilted forward or backward
Has strong wide straps that fit snugly under the skin
Is tight enough that after fastening, no sudden pulling to twisting can move it
around
Bike riding is a great way to stay active as a family and get valuable together time.
Source: kidshealth.org
CLIP AND POST ON THE REFRIGERATOR AS A SUMMER REMINDER
RECYCLE!
and help Herberich make a difference,
even over the summer!
Drop off your …...
Newspapers Mail Phonebooks Office and School Paper Magazines
Catalogs Brown Paper Bags Hard & Soft Bound Books Cardboard (including
cereal and tissue boxes, etc.).
For your convenience the bin is located at the north
end of the bus lane near the playground.
PLEASE TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO RECYCLE …
AND HELP HERBERICH AT THE SAME TIME.

P A G E 5 H E R B E R I C H H A P P E N I N G S
ART PALETTE—Mrs. Kathy Wooley
What a wonderful year!
Thanks to all of my volunteers, from 3 rd and 4 th grade
grandparents, to kindergarten moms and special aunts!
I could not have done it without you.
The month of May was filled with great lessons. Kindergarteners
learned about motion (marbles) and wind powered
art. They huffed and puffed and created art using straws. First
graders have been busy with Van Gogh, self-portraits, and kites. The
second grade finished their study of Seaurat, the father of pointillism,
with a dinosaur design. Third grade artisans continued their study of
optical illusions with a powerful 3D lesson. They are also creating
stained glass art with a circus theme. Pop-up art and a Miro inspired
work are the final two projects for our fourth graders.
I hope you all have a wonderful art filled summer!
A future
teacher?
Kindergartner
Ashley
reading
to her
classmates
Thank you, Copley Police Department.
Awesome Bike Safety Assembly!
SAF ET Y T O WN 2 0 1 1 F O R I N COM I NG KI ND E RG A RTNER S :
BATH: June 20-24 330.666.3736 COPLEY: July 11-15 330.666.0783 FAIRLAWN: June 13-17 330.668.9589

P A G E 6 H E R B E R I C H H A P P E N I N G S
Lisa A. Round Kids for the Cure Relay
Our Kick Off Assembly on May 20th was fantastic. Thank you to the Herberich Herbettes
and Service Stars Dancers for the wonderful performance—it really set the tone for a great
relay on June 3rd .
June 3 – Lisa A. Round Relay For Life
Parents are invited to take part of the walk on June 3 during their child’s assigned class’ walking time. Walking is
continuous on the walking track behind the school. Each class is assigned a time to walk for one hour (see below). Lunch
will be outside and you are most welcome to bring a lunch to eat with your child. We will have a sack lunch ($2.75) that
day for students. Normal lunch count will be taken during attendance early on Friday morning.
Survivors – The Survivors will begin our Relay For Life at 9:30 a.m. Please try to be at the school around 9:15 a.m.
We will have a check-in table in the school lobby the morning of the relay.
Our ‘Stars and Moons Ceremony’ will take place at 3 p.m. outside – weather permitting. All loved ones names will be
read at that time.
Our Relay will happen rain or shine. Appropriate dress is appreciated for walking. (t-shirts and sneakers). Our colors
are purple and white so feel free to have your student wear the colors of relay that Friday. Hats are acceptable
especially if it is sunny out. Sunscreen is a must!
Thanks and Appreciation
Thank you Miss Ashcroft, Mrs. Neale-May, Mrs. Walton, The Herbettes under the guidance of Miss Kimberlin, Teachers,
Staff and Students for supporting the upcoming Relay For Life on June 3. The Kickoff Assembly for the Relay For Life
was a great success due to your support. The Service Star ‘Dancers’ were wonderful! Thanks girls! Thanks to
Mrs. Hruby’s third graders for stuffing all the canisters.
Special thanks to Cindy Riedel, Madeline Pappano, Sue Timmer, Wenhong Zhu for your great assistance with processing
the information to distribute the canisters to our students. Also, thanks to our youngest helpers Lily Timmer and Karl
Brozeit for delivering the canisters to the classrooms. Many thanks to our money counters under the guidance of Beth
Hofacker - Mrs. Jeong, Wenhong Zhu, Mrs. Woodward, Barbara Moran, Madeline Pappano, Cindy Riedel, Christie Kello,
Carrie Tucker, Narkita Horn, Ambra Kallai, Renae
Yashnik, Patricia Wicks and Jill Combs.
More information will come home next week on our prize
winners and total monies raised.
We appreciate everyone's support in this endeavor
to benefit the American Cancer Society. Together we
truly can make a difference to benefit others.
Relay Committee
Nina Hanhold
Ashley Kimberlin
Romi Brozeit
nina.hanhold@copley-fairlawn.org
Ashley.kimberlin@copley-fairlawn.org
rbrozeit@sbcglobal.net
June 3 Schedule: 9-9:30 Survivor Check in School Library 9:30 Opening Ceremony 10-11 2nd Grade & AM Kindergarten
walks 11-12 1st Grade walks 12-1 Lunch/Recess for all (walking continues) 1-2 4th Grade walks 2-3 3rd Grade
& PM Kindergarten walks 3-3:30 Stars and Moon Ceremony 3:30 Celebration for All!

I S S U E 9
P A G E 7
Allison Allen
Jennifer Anderson
Jessica Antal
Debbie Arnold
Desiree Bajornas
Emily Barnett
Chelsea Bernard
Russell Blair
Whitney Blair
Emily Bob
Steve Bower
Stephanie Bowman
Tom Boyd
Romi Brozeit
Amy Byerly
Yukiko Canode
Patty Caplan
Cathie Carden
Marji Carrino
Audra Cavanaugh
Diane Caye
Eunhwa Cha
Ashley Clark
Chris Daniels
Tina Daniels
Caroline Davis
Rosita Delev
Kristina Dies
Cassie Distefano
Megumi Eguchi
Joelle Elicker
Mark Elicker
Karen Elliott
Christine Farren
Lloyd Fittante
La’Keithia Freeman
Donella Gachett
Laurie Gamauf
Jodi Gates
Terina Griffin
Heidi Harper
Kelly Hartz
Susan Haywood
Nicole Heap
Carol Hill
Beth Hofacker
Rich Hofacker
Christine Hohenshil
Ann Hose
Stella Hrubik
Jennifer Igoe
Chihura Ikeda
Andrea Keller
Brian Kello
Christie Kello
Kim Kerekes
Shilpi Khera
Debbie Kilmer
Karen Kimberlin
Ann Kimmins
Kathie King
Anita Klein
Lisa Kleines
Stephanie Kneram
Harumi Kobayashi
Traci Koberna
Diedre Kondik
James Kuhn
Danae Labocki
Lillian Lennon
Valerie Liggett
Claire Loose
Linda Lowe
Anita Marks
Tomoko Matsumoto
Deanna Matthies
Julie McKowan
Susan Meyer
Jennifer Moore
Amy Morris
Jill Musitano
Michael Neale-May
Dan Nedolast
Stacy Nedolast
Christine Nichol
Yasuka Omura
Stephanie Pace
Curt Paulette
Nancy Paulette
Lital Pearson
Rick Pelton
Tammy Potts
Laura Poundstone
Amy Redwine
Pam Reeves
Cindy Riedel
Wendy Roddy
Tracy Ross
Teresa Roush
Sarina Roy
Chandra Rudolph
Melissa Ruggiero
Kevin Samarigan
Mora Schmid
Mora Schwing
Kim Scott
Mike Scott
Karen Seagren
Denise Shauger
Kristen Sheldon
Eunsook Shin
Charles Shinn
Julie Shinn
Diane Shovestull
Mike SIddall
Beth Siddall
April Sledge
Marie Snyder
Carey Sommer
Sherri Spainhour
Dale Sroka
Mineko Suzuki
Sue Timmer
Gina Tobin
Nancy Trexler
Courtney Trunko
Lou VanHorn
Kim Varga
Tracey Webb
Cathleen White
Patricia Wicks
Kimberli Yarbrough
Renae Yashnik
Wenhong Zhu

I S S U E 9
GUIDANCE GALLERY - Mrs. Pamela Long-Rice (Grades K, 1 & 2) & Miss Patricia Sheppard (Grades 3 & 4)
P A G E 8
MISS SHEPPARD SAYS GOODBYE WITH A SMILE
After 35 years of service Miss Sheppard is retiring. Herberich students
and staff want to say how much they admired her dedication
over the years. It really is impossible to measure what Miss Sheppard
has meant and what an impact she has made on the lives of
her students.
Miss Sheppard hopes that her greatest gifts to her students are the
skills that they will draw upon as they remember the lessons she has
taught them. For example, the peer mediation which she initiated
at the elementary level. She has taught them. She has touched so
many lives with her dedication to the counseling profession.
Miss Sheppard has been an outstanding educator for the Copley-
Fairlawn City School District, and will be truly missed, but know she
will now be able to pursue some of her favorite hobbies such as hiking
and traveling.
Good Luck, best of health and happiness to you,
Miss Sheppard!
CONTACTING YOUR CHILD’S GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
Grades K-2: Mrs. Pamela Long-Rice 330.664.4887 @ Herberich on Monday & Thursday
Grades 3-4: Miss Patricia Shepherd 330.664.4994 @ Herberich on Wednesday & 1st and 4th quarter Fridays
Library Chat—Mrs. Emily Vanke
Many thanks to Laurie Gamauf, our Library Volunteer Chairperson, and the volunteers who gave their time and talents to
our school library this year. We extend our sincere appreciation to the following "library ladies":
And, as always, we appreciate the constant support of our Herberich PTA and the families who have donated books to
our library.
Enjoy reading this summer - new books, old favorites, read-alouds, picture books, junior fiction, poetry, folklore,
biography and non-fiction!

I S S U E 9
ONE HUNDRED BOOK CHALLENGE
P A G E 9
Please view this newsletter on our website to see the different ribbon colors
100 STEPS
RED
25 HRS
200 STEPS
GREEN
50 HRS
300 STEPS
YELLOW
75 HRS
400 STEPS
ORANGE
100 HRS
500 STEPS
PURPLE
125 HRS
600 STEPS
GRAY
150 HRS
700 STEPS
FUSCHIA
175 HRS
800 STEPS
BROWN
200 HRS
900 STEPS
CHARCOAL
225 HRS
1000
STEPS
BLACK
250 HRS
1100
STEPS
RED
275 HRS
1200
STEPS
GREEN
300 HRS
1300
STEPS
YELLOW
325 HRS
1400
STEPS
ORANGE
350 HRS
1500
STEPS
PURPLE
375 HRS
REMEMBER
TO READ
OVER THE
SUMMER!

I S S U E 9
ONE HUNDRED BOOK CHALLENGE
Fourth Grade
“Masters of Math”
P A G E 10
“A Book and a Blanket” with Mrs. Vanke in the Library

I S S U E 9
K-3 FIELD DAY
P A G E 11
Thank you to
all our
incredible
volunteers!
The kids had a
wonderful fun
filled day.
Please visit our website for more awesome pictures of Field Day 2011

P A G E 12
COPLEY-FAIRLAWN CITY SCHOOLS
PTA Pages
Herberich Happenings
PRESIDENT—Mrs. Christine Hohenshil
Oh my goodness, the past two years have certainly flown by..... It's hard to believe we
finally are seeing a few sunny days and have less than 2 weeks of school left!
The past month has been another whirlwind of activity at Herberich. 3rd and 4th graders
had perfect attendance for their Ohio Achievement Assessments in April. PTA supported
them by providing a healthy snack and water each morning before the test. Then we helped
celebrate by providing a pizza party and snacks for each of the classes after the tests
The first week of May was staff appreciation. Once again, Deanna Matthies did an outstanding
job of providing food, treats and raffles for our staff and teachers. Herberich also took a
morning to provide treats for the Bus Drivers. It is very gratifying to show our appreciation
to these special people in our children's lives
Next was Muffins for Moms. Many, many thanks to the dads who stepped up so that the
Moms could enjoy the breakfast. Thanks to Mark Elicker, Dale Sroka, Brian Kello, James
Canode, Blake Matthies and Dave Hohenshil.
And of course, there are several fun events planned for the last two weeks of school: Field
Day, Relay for Life and 4th grade graduation!!!!
Thanks to all the families who sent in used batteries for the battery recycling drive and gently
-used books for the book drive. Keep them both coming in....
This is a very exciting yet wistful time of year for those of us who are graduating students
from 4th grade into Middle School. And, not only is Herberich graduating a great group of
4th graders but we are also losing some wonderful longtime volunteers:
Deanna Matthies, Staff Appreciation chairperson extraordinaire!!!
Phyllis Bernel, room grandparent, Gingerbread Shop coordinator, concert set decorator
Mark Elicker, Market Day volunteer
Laurie Gamauf, Library Volunteer Coordinator
We appreciate all your efforts on behalf of the students of Herberich and wish you well as
your children move on to Middle School!!!
I too am wistful as I wrap up the school year and work on the transition to incoming PTA
president Romi Brozeit. Before I sign off on my LAST president's article EVER, I would
Issue 9
June 2011
Joy Neale-May, Editor
President:
1st VP:
2nd VP:
Secretary:
2010-2011
PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD
Treasurer:
Council
Rep:
Council
Rep:
Council
Rep:
(Alternate)
Procedure
Advisor
Christine Hohenshil
330.865.6937
hohenshil@yahoo.com
Romi Brozeit
330.867.1742
rbrozeit@sbcglobal.net
Open
Marji Carrino
330.665.3888
mscarrino@carrino.us
Kim Scott
330.865.9990
kuscott@gmail.com
Renae Yashnik
330.864.9037
prvbs31mom@aol.com
Marie Snyder
330.576.6415
drdcoach@yahoo.com
Anita Klein
330.835-4258
aniklein@sbcglobal.net
Beth Hofacker
330.666.9832
bethhofa66@aol.com
like to take a few moments to express my tremendous appreciation for all the help and support I have received over the past 2
years. Herberich has an unbelievable group of teachers, staff and parents who work together to teach our children. I have been so
blessed to be a part of this community. We've laughed, we've cried (sometimes at the same time!!!), we've been there for each other &
most important, we've managed to both learn and have fun!!!!
So, many many thanks to Miss Ashcroft, ALL the teachers and staff, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Brennan, Mr. Smiraldo, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Cuigini,
Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Wooley, Mr. Witschey, Mrs. Long-Rice, Ms. Sheppard, Mrs. Vanke, Mrs. Hanhold, Mrs. McMaster, Miss Kimberlin,
Mrs. Van Horn, Romi, Kim, Marji, Renae, Marie, Anita, Danae, Lital, Nancy, Beth, Rich, Julie, Charles, Mark, Joelle, Deanna, Blake,
Phyllis, Laurie, Laura, Sue, Stacy, Rita, Deidre, Diane, Tracy, Kelly, Patricia, Yukiko, Dale and all those I'm forgetting to mention. A
special special thanks to Mrs. Neale-May for her seemingly endless patience with me and her cheerful, tireless work on behalf of the
students of Herberich. Its been a privilege and a pleasure to work with all of you!!! I hope you all enjoy a well-deserved rest over the
summer!!!!!
Best of luck to Romi and the rest of the Herberich PTA Executive Board as you plan for the upcoming year. I know it will be fantastic!!!!
Peace
Christine

P A G E 13
H E R B E R I C H
H A P P E N I N G S
2011-2012 PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD
President—Romi Brozeit 1st VP—Danae Labocki 2nd VP—Lital Pearson
Secretary—Nancy Paulette Treasurer—Kim Scott Council Reps: Renae Yashnik, Marie Snyder & Anita Klein
1ST VICE PRESIDENT—MRS. ROMI BROZEIT
Knitting Club Donates Blankets
to Summit County Children Services
Tuesday, May 24 representatives from the fall and spring knitting club presented
Mrs. Julia Mothersbaugh of Summit County Children Services with two blankets
they knitted this year. The group voted to have the blankets donated to the Visitors
Center of Children Services where over 700 children visit per year. There children
will experience the love from Herberich children as they take comfort with the
blankets. Each knitter contributed their own knitted square which was then crocheted
into a blanket by instructor Mrs. Allison Chrien. The blankets were beautiful.
Herberich is very proud of our knitters for working together to create these
blankets and then choose to give them to others in challenging circumstances.
Knitters this fall and spring included: Emma Canode, Kiara Cobb, Lindsay Cotleur,
Ava Duluc, Sayaka Eguchi, Lauren Elicker, Erin Elliott, Alexis Heap, Marinna Hill, Allison Hohenshil, Amanda Hohenshil, Katya
Itibrout, Susie Kleines, Luna Kobayashi, Chance Marks, Erin Matthies, Paige Myers, Hannah Parker, Emily Reese, Ava Serge, Georgie
Shinn, Colleen Sroka, Mea’nah Witherspoon and Stella Won.
Thanks thanks thanks for your support of Herberich's fundraisers!!!!
Our Box tops collections have raised over $2200.
Market Day raised over $3000.
The Chuck E Cheese night raised $350.
We still have one SCRIP order to go … help us record $1000 from that fundraiser.
These funds allowed us to make a donation to purchase additional baskets of books for 100 book challenge. They
also paid for Staff Appreciation events, 3rd & 4th grade snacks and pizza parties for Ohio Achievement Assessment
week, Muffins for Moms, snacks for Relay for Life and Field Day and 4th grade graduation cupcakes. We will be
planning a special school event to thank all the students for their help in collecting box tops. Even if you are not
able to volunteer much, participating in fundraisers is a great way to show your support for Herberich!!!!
Christine Hohenshil, President
SCRIP—Mrs. Laura Poundstone
Summer is upon us already and we are so close to having raised $1000 with the SCRIP program. Help us get there by placing a
final order this year. If every family buys just one $10 card, we will generate a huge profit.
Stock up on sunscreen at area drugstores like Rite-Aid and Walgreens.
Gas cards can be used for road trips and away ballgames.
Old Navy, Macy's & Childrens Place cards are available for summer outfits and swimwear.
Stock up on Giant Eagle cards to earn fuelperks all summer.
Thank you to all the families who have placed an order this year!
Special Thanks to the Daniels, Hartz-Rudolphs, Farrens, Parkers, Seagrens & Miss Kimberlin
who consistently planned for Scrip!
Laura Poundstone
LTLAKESIDE@hotmail.com
Our final date for this school year is:
June 3rd - delivery June 8th

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Summer Grilled Pork Tenderloin
Reserve one tenderloin for Market
Day’s delicious Cuban Pulled Pork
Sandwiches.
(www.marketday.com)
Prep. Time: 15 mins
Cooking Time: 25 mins
Servings: 6
Ingredients:
2 0r 3 Whole tenderloin pieces (2¼ lbs)
# 1108 on order sheet
6 cloves Garlic, chopped
½ cup
Minced onion
1 8 oz carton Tropicana orange Juice Singles)
# 8166 on order sheet
½ cup Lime juice
½ teaspoon Ground cumin
½ teaspoon Lemon pepper
½ teaspoon Black pepper
1 teaspoon Kosher salt
¼ cup
1 cup Olive oil
Chopped cilantro
.
Directions:
Pierce pork tenderloins all over. Set aside. In a blender or
food processor, place rest of ingredients (except the olive
oil). Blend until smooth. Add olive oil in a steady stream
and continue blending until slightly thickened. Pour marinade
into a large plastic storage bag. Add pork tenderloins,
toss to coat. Refrigerate overnight.
Grill tenderloins over a medium heat approximately 20-25
minutes (or until thermometer inserted into thickest part
registers 160ºF) turning occasionally. Reserve and refrigerate
one tenderloin for Cuban Pulled Pork Sandwiches.
Carve remaining tenderloins crosswise into ¼ inch thick
slices.
Serve with baked potatoes and a crisp green salad.
Enjoy!
MARKET DAY - Mrs. Beth Hofacker
Thanks to each and every family that supported our Market Day efforts. We well exceeded our goal and loor
forward to our sale next year.
A special debit of gratitude to each of our volunteers that make our sales a success, especially the Elicker,
Shinn and Trexler families.
We have two items available from our last sale:
Italian Style Meatballs— 3 lbs. absolutely delicious in a resealable bag … $10.99
Movie Mix— 1½ lbs. of delicious chocolate covered peanuts, raising and malt balls … $8.99
Call Mrs. Neale-May if you are interested—first come, first served. Checks should be made out to Herberich
PTA.
Please support Market Day next school year too!!
Beth Hofacker, Market Day Chair
330-666-9832
BethHofa66@aol.com

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H E R B E R I C H H A P P E N I N G S
COPLEY HIGH SCHOOL PTSA

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H E R B E R I C H
H A P P E N I N G S