Winter 2010 - Mariemont City Schools

m ariemont
City Schools News
Winter 2010
A Publication for parents and the community
Members of Mariemont City Schools
administration and staff were
presented with the SOAR award by
Deb Delisle, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
Mariemont City School District was one of fi ve school districts in Ohio recognized as a recipient
of the 2009 SOAR Award for Signifi cant Progress.
Approximately 100 of the top school districts in Ohio are currently participating in the SOAR
Value Added Project, an initiative by the Battelle for Kids non-profi t organization. Nationally,
Battelle assists districts in improving teachers’ and schools’ impact on student learning.
Mariemont City School District placed in the top fi ve participating districts in Ohio based upon
exceptional student growth demonstrated on state assessments.
A recognition program took place at the Ohio School Boards Association Capital Conference in
Columbus, Ohio with presentation of the awards by Jim Mahoney, executive director, Battelle
for Kids and Deb Delisle, State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Homestate Heroes
4th grade students from around the district
joined with children’s author Rick Sowash to
present a human time line of heroes --
all hailing from the great state of Ohio.
More on page 4.
mA Message from the Superintendent
It’s hard to believe we are already well into the year 2010 and
anxiously awaiting the arrival of spring. There are many exciting
events and achievements to celebrate in our excellent school
district.
Mariemont High School is participating in the Battelle for Kids Ohio
Value-Added High Schools initiative to improve college and career
readiness. Of the 43 Ohio high schools involved in this program, our
instructors in Chemistry, English 10 and Algebra II have been recognized
as highly effective teaching teams. This designation puts them
in the top 10 percent of teaching teams in the Ohio Value-Added
High Schools program.
We continue to focus on equipping our students with 21st Century
Skills as we prepare all students to be competitive in our global
economy. There are many exciting initiatives occurring in our
district that allow our teachers to harness the power of technology
to extend and enhance individualized learning activities for all
students.
Our fi ne arts and athletic departments have continued their focus
on providing fabulous learning opportunities for our students while
exciting and entertaining our school community. I would encourage
everyone to attend a sporting event, concert, or art exhibit and
experience the commitment to excellence that is the heart of our
school district.
The Board of Education adopted a comprehensive facilities master
plan in the fall that will shape the future of our district facilities. The
Board has chosen to implement this plan in a single phase to take
advantage of federal stimulus programs, historically low interest
rates, competitive construction prices, and the economy of scale that
is realized from implementing the plan in a single phase. In addition,
the Board has continued to demonstrate a commitment to wise fi scal
management through the implementation of $1,800,000 in permanent
budget reductions between May 2008 and May 2010. The combination
bond issue/operating levy scheduled for the May ballot represents
the most cost effective option for dealing with aging and failing
facilities and maintaining our excellent academic program. Information
regarding the ballot issue and construction timeline may be found
on the school website (www.mariemontschools.org)
Our planning continues with bringing community members, staff
and students together to help defi ne and design the new building
spaces and to plan how to best transition students during construction.
Working with a dedicated group of Fairfax residents, teachers,
students and alumni, we will celebrate and honor Fairfax Elementary
as it closes this June.
We are in the midst of planning historic transitions and exciting longterm
opportunities in the Mariemont Schools. We are committed to
maintaining excellence in serving our students and our community. I
welcome your comments and questions and encourage you to call or
email at your convenience. Happy 2010 and Go Warriors!
Paul W. Imhoff, Superintendent
pimhoff@mariemontschools.org 272-7500

mA Message from the Board of Education
2010 will be an exciting and historic year for the Mariemont City School District. We are so grateful
to all community and staff members who have joined in the important work of helping to planning
the direction and solutions for our facilities needs. We encourage everyone to get involved.
Call the board offi ce (272-7500) and volunteer your opinions, your time, your help.
In order to implement a responsible solution to our facilities issues and in response to declining
state funding, the Board voted to place a combined bond issue and operating levy on the May 4
ballot. The plans for what comes next are underway, and we need your continuing assistance.
Residents, parents, staff and facilities experts are currently detailing the specifi c building design
and space plans, while another set of teams are planning for a smooth transition for all students
– both out and back into their improved school buildings. This winter and spring, a special task
force of Fairfax community members, alumni, staff and students will focus on properly celebrating
the history of Fairfax Elementary as it closes its doors this June.
We have also experienced transition on the Board of Education itself. Our deepest thanks to
Kevin Grimmer for his leadership and dedication to the students of this district as his board term
ended in December. We know his support and involvement in the district will continue for many
years to come.
The Board started 2010 by welcoming new member Bill Flynn who will be a tremendous asset in
this position. Re-elected members Peggy Braun and Ken White returned for a new term of offi ce.
Also, at the January meeting, Mr. White was elected to serve as president for 2010 with Dee
Walter serving as vice president.
Your Board of Education is passionate about meeting the current and future needs of our students
and the goals of our communities. Our mission continues to be “preparing Scholars of Today to be
the Leaders of Tomorrow”. We welcome your questions and concerns. Our contact information
can be found on the back of this newsletter.
Meet your
newest BOE
member
Bill Flynn
Bill Flynn is a Cincinnati native and has
lived in Williams’ Meadow for 18 years
with his wife Beth and their three
children.
He has served in many capacities
throughout the Mariemont community
and for the school district itself,
including co-chairing the successful
2007 operating levy campaign.
Mr. Flynn has been a private practice
attorney for nearly 25 years and is a
member of the board of directors for
the Cincinnati law fi rm of Strauss & Troy.
m Financial Update
We want every resident of the Mariemont City School district to
be aware and informed of the necessity and of the impact of the
school district’s upcoming fi nancing request. On February 11,
the Mariemont Board of Education voted to place a combination
Bond Issue and Operating Levy on the May 4, 2010 ballot.
Bond Issue: To fi nance new construction and renovations to
school facilities and sites, a 5.28 mill bond issue (collected at a
net increase of 3.6 mills bond rate) repaid over 37 years. This
would fi nance the entire $39,800,000 Board approved Facilities
Master Plan. This issuance will allow the district to take advantage
of historically low interest rates and construction costs and
to attract lower bids with a multiple-site project.
Operating Levy: To fi nance continued operating expenses of the
district, a new continuing operating levy of 5.15 mills.
Cost to Property Owner: These additional monies will be collected
beginning in 2011, with an estimated annual cost of $268
per $100,000 of auditor’s tax valuation for owner-occupied
residential properties.
In order to fi nance the same quality level of education programming
for our students, the district has adopted a three-step
overall plan:
1- Have Reduced Budget by $1.8 million: From May 2008 – May
2010, the district has cut a necessary $1.8 million from our annual
budget in order to avoid falling into defi cit spending.
2- Implement Facilities Master Plan: With the funds from the
proposed Bond Issue, we will be able to implement the boardapproved
Facilities Master Plan that will fully address our facilities
issues while reducing our operating costs by an additional
$1 million dollars.
3- Replace Declining State Funding: As we have reiterated many times
over the last several years, our state funding has continued to decline.
This means that we (along with our peer public school districts) must
seek additional monies from our taxpayers (operating levy) to continue
to operate the district at our current level of instruction and programs for
students.
If the request for this combined bond issue/operating levy is unsuccessful,
the district would be forced to reduce the annual operating budget
by an additional $3 million or more over the next two school years to
continue operations. The impact of these reductions would be signifi -
cant district wide.
For complete information on the combined fi nancing request, the Facilities
Master Plan and budget reduction recommendations if the request
is unsuccessful, please visit www.mariemontschools.org/facilities.
Natalie S. Lucas, Treasurer/CFO
nlucas@mariemontschools.org 272-7500
Mariemont City Schools
Financing and Facilities
Community Information Meetings
Please come to any one-hour session:
Thurs, Mar 4 7:00 pm, TP Community Bldg
Sat, Mar 6 10:00 am, Fairfax Municipal Bldg
Mon, Mar 8 7:00 pm, Mariemont High School
Tues, Mar 9 1:00 pm, Mariemont Community
Church Parish Center

Fairfax Elementary
Each school day,
Mrs. Hanahan’s 1st
grade students test
their spelling skills
with the interactive
help of SMART
Board technology.
Elementary Newsm
Second grade authors work diligently to
complete their Writer’s Workshop assignment
about President’s Day.
A festive FX door greeter
made by FX student artists.
Mariemont Elementary
WARRIOR CREED
We are WARRIORS. We...
Work hard
Act in a safe manner
Respect ourselves
Respect others
Intend to succeed
Organize for success
Respect the property of others
Speak with kindness
Students participated in a moving
Veterans’ Day tribute and
fl ag ceremony.
The Caring & Sharing program this year provided a
brighter holiday for 114 local children.
On Dec 8, ME students traveled
around the globe, the infl atable
Earth Dome globe that is, for a
very large geography lesson.
Terrace Park Elementary
Save the Date: Saturday, May 1
for the ME PTO Derby Adult Fundraiser
For more info:www.mariemontschools.org/elementary
As part of the TP PTO “Everybody
Counts” program, Bryan Eubanks
shared the challenges of his hearing
impairment with 2nd grade students.
A shout out to all the hard-working, coldenduring
6th grade crossing guards!
Master spellers Jacob Herring (3rd),
Trevor Bruno (1st) and Nathaniel
Arington (2nd) ruled the TPE Bee!
Pumpkin Festival Redo!
Join the fun Friday, March 12
5:30- 8pm

m Elementary Happenings
Across the district,
elementary students
have enjoyed
Fine Arts
Assemblies, 100
Days of School
Celebrations,
Kindness Retreats,
Concerts,
Performances,
Daddy/Daughter
Dance
and so much more...
Title I Family Reading Event
Changed to March 9 at FXE
m Faculty
Pride
LIfelong Learners - For professional development in 2009-2010, the K-6 focus remains on
extending teachers’ knowledge of best practices for Language arts and Mathematics. Teachers have
attended training in a program called Math Solutions, a course that presents practical and proven
strategies for implementing standards-based instruction. In addition, Mrs. Linda Lee, Terrace Park
principal, and a team of teachers are enrolled in a course entitled Lenses on Learning in which math
instruction is studied by a team of teachers and an administrator.
For training in the Language Arts, teachers have continued to enroll in the summer Literacy Institute
held by the Lakota School District as well as specifi c reading and writing programs. Teachers will also
attend a workshop presented by Lucy Calkins, a well known language arts expert. Special Education
teachers have taken courses in Orton-Gillingham, DIBELS, and Math Solutions.
During semester one, all K-6 content area teachers participated in eight hours of training with Battelle for Kids, focused on curriculum and assessment.
During semester two, the teachers are working in teams to continue to implement what they learned in those sessions.
For 2009-2010, Superintendent Imhoff established an elementary Curriculum Council. Teachers from all three buildings volunteered to serve as grade
level leaders (similar to department heads at the high school) and act as liaisons between the administrators, the curriculum director, and the teachers.
The primary focus for the CC members this year was to plan and implement new grade level projects that incorporated rigorous and relevant research
and information technology skills. The new projects would also include college and career readiness skills that have been identifi ed for students to be
successful in their future endeavors. Members of this year’s Curriculum Council are (as pictured): back: Lauren Wolterman (Spec Ed), Kevin Maness
(1), Ann Muennich (6), Jim Counts (5); front: Mary Sexton (3), Linda Wiley (2), Mary Kay Kroeger (4) and Missy Fields (K).
Wikis Anyone? Across
all grade levels in the district,
forty teachers are expanding their
knowledge of wikis, blogs, Skype,
Moodle, VoiceThreads and more
web skills with the “21st Century
Skills” graduate-level class brought
right to Mariemont HS by our own
Emily Colpi and Jennifer Jackson.
Staff Spotlight -
Nancy Bisbe and Emily Hunt (both MJHS) presented “Bringing
Library Page into the 21st Century” at the ETech Conference
Amanda Leszczuk (MHS) received the Marvin Rammelsberg
Counselor Award from the Greater Cincinnati Association Board
of Directors.
Nicole Parr (MJHS) and Donna Neumann (MHS) received their
National Board of Certifi cation. Parr receiving her fi rst and
Neumann earning her renewal.
Terri Thomas (MHS) was inducted on Feb. 11 into the Mount
Notre Dame High School Athletic Hall of Fame.

Mariemont Junior High School News
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Merry Music - MJHS band, strings
and chorus concerts added holiday cheer
to families this December.
Pens on Fire! Student teams from Mariemont Junior High School (MJHS) competed
in the Power of the Pen district writing competition at Goshen Middle School where the
Mariemont 8th grade team fi nished in 1st place and the 7th grade team earned 2nd place.
Twelve teams competed at the district level with almost 150 writers.
MJHS team members also took home many individual writing awards. For the 8th grade:
Hans Hinebaugh came in 1st place overall with all perfect scores. Grace Bales - 2nd
place; Cate Donahue - 3rd place and received a best of round for one of her pieces; Olivia
Erhardt - 10th place; and Taylor Giordullo - 12th place and also received a best of round for
one piece. For the 7th grade: Andi Christopher- 2nd place; Addie Shelley - 10th place; and
Lindsay Siegfried - 12th place.
Get ready to spend a
Night at the Wax Museum
the MJHS spring play where the magic of history
will come alive—literally! April 30 & May 1
details coming soon at www.mariemontschools.org
Warriors at
Work - The Lady
Warriors group is
busy pledging ways
to make and donate
funds to help those
in Haiti.
Go Warriors!
Courage Abounds - at the fi rst 7th grade Courage Retreat
where JH students learned the importance of being themselves and
accepting others. Thank you to the MHS helpers!
Going Global
– Social Studies
students Skyped
with a businessman
in China,conversing
about topics like outsourcing
jobs, Chinese
government, and how
has Asia changed in
the last 10 years.
Congrats
to the MJHS
Wrestlers for
an outstanding
season -
placing 1st or
2nd in every
meet!
Togas are
always in
fashion in 8th
grade Latin
Class!
Spelling Bee Champs: runner
up - Haley Weston, and winner -
Scott Mathews
District 14 Honor Band
Musicians: Audrey Helmrich and
Julian Vanasse
Up next: 8th Graders Present Sculptors of History projects

m Mariemont High School News
Congrats to Bryan Georgilis, Reed Gerberick,
McKenzie Miller and Libby Peters for now qualifying
to National Merit Finalist status!
2009-2010 NHS Inductees - The
following students earned membership into the
Mariemont High School chapter of the National
Honor Society.
Senior inductees were Tim Kuck, Lizzie
Laboda-Lyman, Maura Weaver and Riley
Webb. Juniors included Stephanie Allen,
Lizzie Arington, Audrey Askam, Brian Austin,
Joel Beeby, Angie Bell, Sarah Bessey, Quinn
Budig, Conor Coyan, Will Degerberg, Haley
Fallon, Joey Fening, Taylor Fields, David Finn,
Andy Gorman, Abby Hofrichter, Drew Hyer,
Christian Lehman, Alex Ljubisavljevic, Whitney
Lonnemann, Katie McGraw, Emily Mehl, Mari
Mileham, Emily Moreton, Teddy Murphy, Erin
Purcell, Hillary Purcell, Stacy Purcell, Tim
Purcell, Sarah Ries, Matisse Rogers, Kelsie
Rutherford, Mackenzie Saffi n, Emmie Stehling,
Chip Stewart, Emily Taylor, Jordan Walter,
Chelsea Weaver, Wes Woodruff and Matt York.
Mountain Music -
The MHS Chorus took
an amazing trip to
Utah this December.
Events included performing
at a children’s
hospital, participating
in a choral clinic,
skiing the Canyons,
- even a sleigh ride!
CSI: Mariemont - Student
scientists are on the case in MHS’ new
Forensics science course offering.
Holiday Giving - Many student
groups organized charitable efforts
during the holiday season including
a sophomore coat drive, a Key Club
food drive, a junior toy drive and a
Student Council sponsored all-school
CareKids gifts for kids drive.
Water Warriors Roar - Girls
win CHLs with Boys earning Runner
Up! Coach Maness was named CHL
Coach of the Year for both teams!
Good form! Lady Warrior
hoopsters provided 3 free
youth basketball clinics for
district girls this January.
Fall Warrior Highlights - Congrats: State Qualifying XC
Boys team; Cincinnati Enquirer’s Div II/III Boys XC Coach of the
Year and recipient of the OHSAA’s Sportmanship, Ethics and Integrity
Award - Jeff Timmers; Girls Soccer First Team All-American
- Kelsey Hogan; and SW Ohio Div II Girls Soccer Coach of the
Year - Mike Haney
South Pacific is
your destination -
for this year’s
spring musical!
Revised
Performance
Dates: Fri, Mar 19
7:30pm, Sat, Mar 20
7:30pm and
Sun, Mar 21 at 2pm
The show will star
Catherine Kauffmann as
Nellie, Taylor Bailey as
Emile de Becque,
Maggie Deadrick as
Bloody Mary, Elliot Faulk
as Lt. Cable, and Teddy
Murphy as Sgt. Billis.
Student Spotlight -
Katrina Slavik - senior >
was a fi nalist in the
prestigious Overture
Awards competition for
her visual arts portfolio
Daniel Carrigan -
senior - was selected
to perform with the District 14 High
School Honor Band
Ian Anderson - senior - participated in
the Leadership Form on National Security
in Washington, D.C.
Teddy Murphy - junior - won the essay
portion of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Art, Essay & Multimedia Contest, sponsored
by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Piper Donnelly - senior - has signed
to compete for the Auburn University
equestrian team
MHS Fall Sports Awards
Sport MVP Warrior
Cheerleading
Brittany Lind
Cross Country, girls Katie Weber Stacy Purcell
Cross Country, boys Tim Kuck Brian Austin
Football Chris Groppe Kevin Nerl
Golf, girls
Megan Williams
Golf, boys Blake Fletcher Michael Srofe
Soccer, girls Kelsey Hogan Ceeanna Zulla
Tennis, girls Whitney Lonnemann Libby Peters
Volleyball Emily Taylor Mackenzie Stewart

Mariemont Junior High and High School Academic Rollsm
Mariemont Junior High School – Second Quarter
HONOR ROLL – 4.0 or higher GPA
7th Grade: Maddie Arends, Chris Benson, Connor Bortz, Andi Christopher, Micaela Duever, Katie Gaburo, Will Grimmer, Andrew Grissom, Steve Hassey,
Cooper Hayes, Brooke Kelly, William Majchszak, Graham McCarthy, Andre Mellling, Juliana Overbey, Nick Payiatis, Gusty Pohlman, Jennifer Saxton, Addie
Shelley, Sarah Stewart, Parker Sullivan, Samantha Telgkamp, Kila Tripp, Kate Uehlin, Alexander Vago, Haley Weston, Nick Weston, Anne Wirthlin,
James Wray
8th Grade: Grace Bales, Dylan Battison, Jon Bezney, Sarah Blatt-Herold, Cole Brandser, Jonathan Dietz, Ellen Dolle, Evan Doran, Olivia Erhardt, Cal
Fries, Kendall Harden, Sander Henning, Hans Hinebaugh, Holly Huber, Caty Jevic, Ryden Lewis, Kaitlin McLean, Abby Moreton, Stefanie Osborn, Nick
Peterman, Kieran Phelan, David Quiambao, Jack Stehling
MERIT ROLL – 3.25 – 3.99 GPA
7th Grade: Celia Ahrens, Connor Barton, Hanna Beck, Ben Botkin, Liz Buechel, Chris Cascella, Nick Cinquina, Kane Coates, McKenna Corson, David
Cowart, Mary Deadrick, Max Emish, Mariana Flynn, Bobby Gerberick, Alexis Gilliland, Claire Gilmore, Chrissy Gohman, Bailey Greene, Jonathan Hanley,
Maeve Harrington, Troy Hayes, Morgan Hemmer, Shannon Hogan, William Holcomb, Sierra Hovind, Haley Jacobs, Rebecca Jenei, Mackenzie Kaschalk,
Caleb Keyes, William Krafft, Madison LeMay, Mac Lewis, Julia Lynch, Keirstin Mason, Julia McAllister, Caleb Middlebrook, Ashley Moulton, Kyle Norvell,
Connor Osgood, Sean Oberton-Vester, Spencer Peppet, Gabbie Robb, Marie Schneider, Haley Schooler, Andrew Serraino, Lindsey Siegfried, Daniel
Simons, Gavin Smith, Austin Smythe, Grayson Snyder, Carly Stelzer, Katherine Straley, Hunter Thiers, Maddie Timmers, Emma Toman, Meagan Turner,
Natalie Utt, Walker Van Hook, Abbi Van Sweringen, Julian Vanasse, Erica Weeks, Gretchen Wittry, Kayla Wood, Audrey York
8th Grade: Audrey Helmrich, Scott Barter, Laura Bauer, Eathan Baumgartner, Megan Cash, Payton Coates, Hailey Connor, Sarah Crabtree, Allyson Croll,
Alexis Day, Grace Fening, Garrett Fields, Jack Findley, Taylor Giordullo, Emma Griffi th, Andrew Hamm, Summer Harris, Ariel Harvat, Max Higginbotham,
Alex Hollyday, Allie Howe, Caitlyn Iredale, Natalie Iredale, Carter Kemper, Dominic Klein, Sam Long, Cody Mackey, Scott Mathews, Sam McManus, Colm
O’Donnell, John Peck, McKinnon Pennell, Jim Perry, Grant Ramey, Sami Ricketts, Kathryn Robinson, Macko Saffi n, Alex Schmithorst, Jack Scholtz,
Lindsey Seiberling, Hali Taylor, Savannah Trester, Audrey Venderbush, Jonathan White
Mariemont High School – Second Quarter
HONOR ROLL – 4.0 or higher GPA
9th Grade: Alec Ahrens, Alice Barnes, Daniel Bartlett, Adrienne Bruggeman, Geoffrey Bruno, Margaret Carney, Mara Coyan, Sophia Erhardt, Erik Flynn,
Emma Geary, Kyle Greathouse, Jeffrey Guggenheim, Asher Koreman, Charles Krafft, Grace Lehman, Isabel Lewis, Robert Malone, Jack Manzler, Rachel
Nelson, John Rolander, Madison Saffi n, Emmett Saulnier, Jasmine Slavik, Neal Stehling, Quincy Taylor, William Van Hook, Nicholas Walter, Emma Welch,
Caraline Zack
10th Grade: Blake Adams, Rebecca Adams, Josh Anderson, Catherine Arends, Bridget Bauer, Elizabeth Deadrick, Wilhelm Dietz, James Donnelly, Claire
Foran, Julia Gaburo, Grace Gardner, Karyn Georgilis, Katharine Hassey, Ella Henning, Maxwell Long, Connor McManus, Katherine Peters, Bryan Routt,
Olivia Saulnier, Maud Schram, Mackenzie Shelley, Jane Spooner, Braxton Stricker, Michael Weston, Ryan Williams, Kathleen Wray
11th Grade: Stephanie Allen, Elizabeth Arington, Audrey Askam, Sarah Bessey, Conor Coyan, William Degerberg, Haley Fallon, David Finn, Andrew
Gorman, Abigail Hofrichter, Christian Lehman, Whitney Lonnemann, David McCormack, Marilyn Mileham, Erin Purcell, Hillary Purcell, Stacy Purcell,
Timothy Purcell, Leanne Riffl e, Julia Rogers, Mackenzie Saffi n, Charles Stewart, Emily Taylor, Margaret Tomczak, John Wirthlin
12th Grade: Ian Anderson, Claudia Carrelli, Margaret Deadrick, Charlotte Dietz, Megan Fakes, Elliot Faulk, Christopher Finn, Lauren Finucane, Kiley
Flynn, William Foran, Annie Gaburo, Laura Gardner, Nicole Gauché, Bryan Georgilis, Reed Gerberick, Alexander Goheen, Megan Holland, Catherine
Kauffmann, Timothy Kuck, Elizabeth Laboda-Lyman, Bridget Mahorney, Laura Martin, McKenzie Miller, Elizabeth Peters, Virginia Rich, Emily Richards,
Katrina Slavik, Laura Smith, Brennen Warner, Riley Webb, Katherine Weber
MERIT ROLL – 3.2 -3.99 GPA
9th Grade: Paige Barrett, Polly Brittingham, Christopher Comisar, Ross Compton, Olivia Cooke, Emery Cowart, Tate Decamp, Olivia Dierker, Ashley
Dockery, Laura Ecker, Lakmal Ekanayake, John England, Ryan Fine, Allison Frey, Samantha Goheen, Kyle Grau, Kathryn Guastaferro, Chelsea Hendricks,
Kirstyn Hippe, Austin Huskey, Emily Jackson, Nicholas Jones, Kelly Kauffmann, Nathan Kuck, Peter Laug, Reid Mahorney, Amanda Martina, Oliver Mauk,
Morgan Messeder, Cody Miller, Katherine Miller, Alice Molski, Claire Mongenas, Ingrid Mongenas, Alyssa Nichting, Aubrey Reynolds, Madeline Richards,
Julia Saxton, Kyle Siegrist, Christopher Simons, Matthew Stewart, Delaney Sullivan, Alexander Swords, Ryan Teghtmeyer, Robert Troller, Taylor Urevick,
Clifford Wagner, Elizabeth Warren, Miranda Weaver, Jade Weber, Elysse Winget
10th Grade: Meggie Bailey, William Bausmith, James Beach, Morgan Beck, Cole Decamp, Sarah Eby, Lauren Finucane, Benjamin Gorman, Erica Grant,
Alexander Heffner, Megan Keiser, Elizabeth Keller, Catherine Kemper, Shelby Krimmer, Kevin Leach, Alexandra Lynch, Maren Machles, Abigail Mathis,
Luke Porst, Madison Reed, Hanna Reeder, Joseph Rolander, Jonathan Saxton, Carly Schweier, Lindsey Serraino, Mackenzie Stewart, Christian Vonder
Ahe, Nathan Wagner, Garrett Welch, Mallory Widecan, Michael Wirthlin
11th Grade: Brian Austin, Taylor Bailey, Robert Bartlett, Charles Beach, Joel Beeby, Angela Bell, Alexandra Bertke, Paulo Bezerra, Emma Brittingham, Cira
Bryant, Charles Budig, Samuel Evans, Daniel Ewald, Joseph Fening, Christopher Ferguson, Andrew Fields, Taylor Fields, Leigh Fisher, Alyxis Giordullo,
Luke Glaser, Andrew Harris, Taylor Henderson, Evan Hollyday, Andrew Hyer, Timia Ingram, Jeffrey Jackson, Stephanie Jones, Tianna Knight, Christa Little,
Rachel Littlehale, Alexander Ljubisavljevic, Taylor Lyons, Nicholas Luley, Emily Martina, Katherine McGraw, Emily Mehl, Emily Moreton, Teddy Murphy,
Brooke Parker, Sarah Reis, Kelsie Rutherford, Timothy Sattergren, John Stautberg, Emmie Stehling, Alexis Swisher, Trevor Todd, Alexander Utt,
Christopher Walker, Jordan Walter, Chelsea Weaver, Katherine Weiner, Katherine White, Robert Yingling, Matthew York, Corey Zech
12th Grade: Vanessa Arp, Madeline Barnhill, Madison Bishop, Logan Braun, Maria Carrelli, Daniel Carrigan, Michael Carrigan, Alyssa Dockery, Piper
Donnelly, Reilly Englehart, Blake Fletcher, Samuel Franer, Connor Free, Carl Freeman, Allison Gordon, Steven Helmrich, Brian Henning, Amanda Huskey,
Heather Hutchinson, Michael Keller, Courtney Kelly, Brittany Lind, Robert Long, Jason Lonnemann, Shelby Miller, Max Mischenko, Henry Molski, Lauren
Neal, Kevin Nerl, Courtney Parish, Maximillian Pendery, Sydney Riedl, Courtney Secen, Rachael Seger, Hannah Sexmith, Andrea Shafer, Michael Srofe,
Christian Stenild, James Stockton, Hannah Swords, Jonathan Tetrault, Ashley Thomas, Maura Weaver, Ian Williams, Alexander Wilson, Alexander Wood,
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A FAB Event! - For the
fi rst time, three groups
working on behalf of
Mariemont City Schools
are on a joint mission
to host a major fundrasing
event. The “FAB
Affair” (Foundation, Arts,
Boosters) will benefi t:
The Mariemont School Foundation, the Mariemont
Fine Arts Association, and the Mariemont
Athletic Boosters. By joining forces these groups
will raise much-needed funds to continue the
excellence of Mariemont City Schools in light of
decreased school funding.
The James Bond-inspired party, called “Shaken,
Not Stirred,” will be held on April 17 at the
beautiful Village Porsche dealership on Plainville
Road. The Foundation, Fine Arts and Booster
members will be rolling out the red carpet for
guests at this fabulous event, which will include
music, a social hour and dinner as well as silent
and live auctions. Tickets will go on sale in
March. Look for more info on the website at
www.mariemontschools.org. The FAB Affair
Committee includes Jennifer Degerberg, Kathy
Deadrick, Karen Herkamp, Mike McCracken,
Kim Beach, Anthony Sullivan, Jim Singler, Sean
Barton, Julie Nerl and Tom Nerl.
Paul W. Imhoff, Superintendent
pimhoff@mariemontschools.org
Natalie S. Lucas,Treasurer/CFO
nlucas@mariemontschools.org
Board of Education Office 272-7500
Men’s Night Out -
The Mariemont High
School Athletic Department
will sponsor the
5th Annual Warrior
Sports Stag on
TUESDAY, MARCH 9
at the 20th Century
Theatre in Oakley. This year’s event will
feature Cincinnati Reds / FOX Sports
announcer Thom Brennaman as the guest
speaker.
Tickets are available for $50, with VIP tickets
for $100. Sponsor and table packages
are available. Contact athletic director
Tom Nerl at 272-7600 if you need more
information on the event or would like to
order tickets.
at Mariemont City Schools
Ken White, President
ken.white@kemira.com
Dee Walter, Vice President
dwalter@mariemontschools.org
Peggy Braun
pbraun@mariemontschools.org
Bill Flynn
bflynn@mariemontschools.org
Marie Huenefeld
mhuenefeld@aol.com
Board Members
Reaching Out to Haiti -
Across the area, people have been
reaching out to help those impacted by
the devastating earthquakes in Haiti.
In our schools, students and teachers
organized fundraising efforts - bags and
bags of coins were deposited in jars
by little hands. Combined with parent
donations,the Mariemont City Schools
community relief effort contributed
$7,130.51 to the International Response
Fund of the American Red Cross to help
those in Haiti. Some student groups are
continuing outreach efforts.
The Mariemont Board of Education meets at
7:00 p.m., the third
Tuesday of each month at the
Mariemont Junior High
6743 Chestnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
Betsy Porst Communications Coordinator
bporst@mariemontschools.org
Ralph Bischof, Printer
rbischof@mariemontschools.org