2012-2013 District Activity Calendar - Copley-Fairlawn City Schools

2012 BOARD OF EDUCATIONJessica H. Vargo, PresidentKenneth A. Calderone, Vice PresidentSue EmichRichard V. LevinJulie A. SchaferADMINISTRATIVE STAFFBoard of Education Office3797 Ridgewood RoadCopley, OH 44321-1665Phone (330) 664-4800Fax (330) 664-4811Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Brian E. PoeSuperintendentAaron J. SableAssistant SuperintendentJohn L. Wheadon TreasurerSteven E. RobinsonBusiness ManagerDale PanovichFood Service DirectorPatricia HickeyTransportation SupervisorDenise CirinoDirector of Pupil ServicesLance GreenDirector of TechnologyBUILDING ADMINISTRATIONCopley High School (Grades 9-12) ............................ (330) 664-48223807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321Assistant Superintendent/Principal, Aaron Sable; Assistant Principal,Matthew Young; Interim Assistant Principal, Tim OdenAthletic Offi ce, Assistant Principal-Athletics, Jim Borchik(330) 664-4833Attendance (24-hour) ..................................................... (330) 664-4823Guidance Offi ce ............................................................. (330) 664-4827Copley-Fairlawn Middle School (Grades 5-8) ............ (330) 664-48751531 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road, Copley, OH 44321Principal, Kathleen Ashcroft; Assistant Principal, Beverly ParkerAthletic Offi ce, Athletic Coordinator, Vince Suber............ (330) 664-4846Guidance Offi ce............................................................... (330) 664-4877Arrowhead Primary School (Grades K-4) ................... (330) 664-48851600 Raleigh Blvd., Copley, OH 44321Principal, Andrew La BadieSCHOOL HOURS FOR STUDENTSMorning KindergartenAfternoon KindergartenArrowhead, Fort Island, and HerberichPrimary Schools, Grades K-4Copley-Fairlawn Middle School,Grades 5-8Copley High School9:05 a.m.-11:45 a.m.1:05 p.m.-3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m.-3:45 p.m.8:10 a.m.-3:00 p.m.7:25 a.m.-2:25 p.m.Fort Island Primary School (Grades K-4) ................... (330) 664-4890496 Trunko Road, Fairlawn, OH 44333Principal, Robert WhitakerHerberich Primary School (Grades Pre-K-4) .............. (330) 664-49912645 Smith Road, Akron, OH 44333Principal, William Kerrigan

Barbara Varley, President ............................................................. (330) 715-1881Beth Hofacker, First Vice PresidentDebbie Forster, Second Vice PresidentPaula Mularcik , SecretaryBlair Lampner, TreasurerDelegates at Large: Marji Carrino, Michelle Luecke, Mark McManus, andJennifer VorellCopley High School (Grades 9-12) .......................................... (330) 664-4822Karen Martin, President................................................................(330) 665-2331Jennifer Grable, First Vice PresidentJodi Vrabec, Second Vice PresidentChristy Kaszubski, SecretaryDebbie Dugan, TreasurerDelegates: Chris Hopkins, Janet Tektas, and Denise SchaffnerCopley-Fairlawn Middle School (Grades 5-8) ......................... (330) 664-4875Giselle Davis, President............................................................ (330) 666-9494Pam Knight, First Vice PresidentMelody Hunter, Second Vice PresidentHeidi Harper, SecretaryDorathy Martos, TreasurerDelegates: Marcy Supelak, Renae Yashnik, and Linda MaynardArrowhead Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-4885Beth Hertz, President................................................................(330) 668-6886Dana Osborne, First Vice PresidentJude Zaher, Second Vice PresidentAllison Chrien, SecretaryMaria Wood, TreasurerDelegates: Ali Lee, Casey Pittman, and Deepa DouglasFort Island Primary School (Grades K-4) ................................ (330) 664-4890Valerie Wright, President...............................................................(330) 666-8160Susan Strandberg, First Vice PresidentTheresa Rowe, Second Vice PresidentKasey Firestine, SecretaryCandace Komlanc, TreasurerDelegates: Becca Borrell, Lynn Flanick, and Heather MaddenHerberich Primary School (Grades Pre-K-4) ........................... (330) 664-4991Romi Brozeit, President...............................................................(330) 867-1742Danae Labocki, First Vice PresidentLital Pearson, Second Vice PresidentKaren Elliott, SecretaryKaren Seagren, TreasurerDelegates: Patricia Smoot Wicks, Sheri Spainhour, and Sue Timmerwww.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

Copley-Fairlawn Board of EducationJessica H. VargoPresidentKenneth A. CalderoneVice PresidentSue Emich Richard V. Levin Julie A. SchaferMission of the Copley-FairlawnBoard of EducationGoals of the Copley-FairlawnBoard of EducationThe Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolDistrict will provide a quality educationfor all students in a challenging,secure environment, maximizing theacademic and personal developmentof each student. Our students will beknowledgeable, critical thinkers who cansucceed as lifelong learners and whodemonstrate an appreciation for respectof self and others.Financial StabilityThe Copley-Fairlawn CitySchools will continueto provide a qualityeducational programwhile operating withinfi scal parametersdetermined by thecommunity.StaffThe Board will endeavorto hire and retainhighly qualifi ed facultyand staff, focusing onincreasing their capacityto support a program ofdistinction.StudentsThe Board will focuson the needs of everysegment of Copley-Fairlawn's studentpopulation in order tomaximize the academic,extracurricular, andpersonal development ofall students.Safety and SecurityThe Board will ensurethat the Copley-FairlawnCity Schools remain safeplaces to learn and work.Physical PlantThe Board will maintainquality facilities forstudent and communityneeds while protectingthe district's capitalinvestment.Community RelationsThe Board will continueto promote strongcommunity relations.BOE Approved July 17, 2012

The Copley-Fairlawn City School District Board of Education is committed to providing a program of education which is consistent withthe following goals and objectives:1. TO DEVELOP AND NURTURE CHARACTER TRAITS.* The Board willpromote the development of basic principles that refl ect community values.They include, but are not limited to, the following character traits: compassion,courage, courtesy, diligence, honesty, integrity, responsibility, self-discipline,self-respect, and tolerance.2. TO DEVELOP THE MASTERY OF BASIC SKILLS. The Board willpromote the development of the basic skills of reading, writing, listening,speaking, computing, and reasoning independently for effective application inproblem-solving situations.3. TO GAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE BROAD AREAS OF HUMANKNOWLEDGE. The Board will provide opportunities for students to gainknowledge and experience in the fi ne arts, foreign languages, humanities,natural sciences, and social sciences.4. TO DEVELOP SKILLS OF CONSTRUCTIVE, CREATIVE, AND CRITICALTHINKING. The Board will promote opportunities for students to seek,discover, create, organize, and evaluate knowledge in order to deal effectivelywith situations and problems in an independent, self-fulfi lling, andresponsible manner.5. TO DEVELOP SKILLS FOR A TECHNOLOGICAL SOCIETY. The Boardwill promote the acquisition of knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary tofunction in productive employment in a rapidly-changing work place.6. TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF ECONOMIC ROLES IN SOCIETY.The Board will provide opportunities for students to gain a criticalunderstanding of their roles as producers and consumers of goods andservices in a global economy.7. TO DEVELOP SKILLS OF CITIZENSHIP. The Board will promoteopportunities for students to become mature, responsible citizens of bothAmerican society and the world.8. TO DEVELOP RESPECT FOR OTHERS AND THE LAW. The Board willpromote opportunities for students to develop respect for the rights of othersand the law.9. TO GAIN AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE ENVIRONMENT. The Boardwill promote opportunities for students to develop an appreciation for themaintenance, protection, and improvement of the physical environment.10. TO DEVELOP POSITIVE HEALTH HABITS. The Board will provideopportunities for students to develop good health habits, stressing preventionand wellness as lifelong skills, including exercise, fi tness, and recreation. Theavoidance of drugs, alcohol, and tobacco will be stressed.11. TO DEVELOP LIFELONG LEARNING SKILLS. The Board will promotethe acquisition of skills and attitudes necessary for students to benefi t fromeducational opportunities beyond high school and for lifelong learning.12. TO DEVELOP WITHIN THE COMMUNITY A SENSE OF PRIDE IN THESCHOOLS. The Board will communicate with the community, highlighting thestrengths of the educational program, and encourage community participationin school activities.13. TO CONTINUALLY EVALUATE AND REVISE THE CURRICULUM.The Board will provide, through an evaluation process, a curriculum that ispertinent to both student and community needs.[Adoption Date: July 19, 1994]LEGAL REFERENCE: State Board of Education—MinimumStandards 3301-35-02 (A)* CROSS REFERENCE: Copley-Fairlawn City Board of Education “CharacterTraits” Statement, April 20, 1993www.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

Philosophy of EducationThe Copley-Fairlawn City School District Board ofEducation is committed to providing a program of educationwhich is consistent with the following beliefs:1. A free society depends upon rational, responsible, andeffective citizens.2. The intellectual, emotional, physical, cultural, social,aesthetic, and ethical development of all students isnecessary so that they may achieve their full potential.3. A variety in the curriculum, in methods of instruction,evaluation, and materials should be provided toaccommodate the different needs of all students.Character TraitsThe primary goal of schools is to communicate cognitive information; however, this cannot be presented in a vacuum.Schools must also include content that teaches good citizenship.The pluralism of the United States has greatly enriched its culture. An outgrowth of this pluralism is a diverse valuesystem refl ecting the contributions of many ethnic, religious, and racial groups; yet, a consensus of common charactertraits transcends this cultural diversity.Character traits for which students should strive have been identifi ed by the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools CommunityCharacter Education Study Committee. These include, but are not limited to, the following character traits:Compassion Students should show care, concern, and empathy for the needs of other persons withoutregard to race, religion, gender, age, economic status, and/or physical and mental condition.Courtesy Students should display good manners and politeness, showing the same respect for others asthey would wish for themselves.Tolerance Students should strive to discover and learn about people who are different from themselvesand about cultures different from their own.4. Involvement in the learning process has more meaningwhen students participate in setting goals and objectives witheffective adult guidance.5. The development of self-appraisal skills and decisionmakingtechniques should help students in assumingresponsibility for setting realistic short and long-termpersonal, academic, and career goals.HonestySelf-DisciplineDiligenceResponsibilityStudents should be truthful and trustworthy in their relationships with others.Students should realize the motivations for their actions and give priority to duties andresponsibilities rather than to confl icting impulses and desires, being willing to sacrifi ce presentsatisfaction in order to receive long-term benefi ts.Students should pursue worthwhile endeavors, showing persistence, care, and effort.Students should exercise sound thinking and good judgment, as they are personally andethically accountable for their actions. Students should work with others to strengthen thefamily and improve their community, the state, the nation, and the world for everyone.6. Working cooperatively with parents and other citizens,as well as business, industry, and community agenciesstrengthens active involvement in all phases of planning,developing, and implementing the educational program.[Adoption Date: July 19, 1994]LEGAL REFERENCE: State Board of Education—Minimum Standards 3301-35-02CROSS REFERENCE: AE, School District Goals andObjectivesSelf-RespectStudents should consider the person within themselves, realize their worth and dignity ashuman beings, and account for their strengths as well as their weaknesses.Courage Students should develop personal strength and stability to draw upon in times of adversity.Integrity Students should acquire sound character traits and thereafter seek to live up to them in aconsistent manner.The ultimate goal of education is the positive infl uence of student behavior. Students who are committed to thesebasic principles will gain respect for themselves and others and will work to improve the social and natural environmentfor all. The school has the unique opportunity to develop and nurture these traditional principles in every member of itscommunity.2/93

Copley-Fairlawn City Schools participate in a wide range of programs andoffer many services to students. These programs and services include thefollowing:Notice of Nondiscrimination Practicesand Compliance with the Americans withDisablilities Act (ADA)• Parent volunteers• Classroom aides/educationalassistants• Library services at all grade levels• Intervention programs• Nursing services• School psychological services• Speech and language therapy• Gifted education• Special educational services forstudents with disabilities in preschoolthrough grade 12• Drug Abuse Resistance Education(DARE)• Transportation• Graduation, Reality and Dual-RoleSkills (GRADS)• English as a Second Language(ESL) Intervention• After-school enrichment programs• Vocational programs in homeeconomics, cooperative businesseducation, culinary skills, marketingeducation, and word processing• Educational television• High school and middle schoolathletic programs• Vocal and instrumental music• Physical education• Art programs• Achievement, ability, andcompetency testing• Guidance and counseling services(K-12)• Instruction in computers andtechnology• Crisis team• Summer school• Parent Mentoring Program• Kindergarten Plus Program• Response to Intervention (RTI)Copley-Fairlawn City Schools (CFCS)comply with state and federal laws regardingnondiscrimination; in addition, CFCS complywith the provisions of the Americans withDisabilities Act (ADA). Copley-Fairlawn CitySchools do not discriminate on the basis ofrace, color, religion, sex, age, military status,or disability in practices and proceduresincluding access to classes, programs,provisions, services; participation in activities,programs, services; or employment. Inquiriesregarding such should be directed to the ADACoordinator—Brian E. Poe, Superintendent,Copley-Fairlawn City Schools, 3797Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321-1665/ Phone: (330) 664-4801 / Fax: (330) 664-4811. Individuals needing TTY/TDD servicesmay use Relay Ohio to communicate with theADA Coordinator and Copley-Fairlawn CitySchools through the following toll-free, phonenumber: (800) 750-0750.www.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

Copley-Fairlawn Student EthnicCompositionDistrict Five-Year Enrollment ProjectionSchool White Asian Black HispanicCopleyHighSchoolC-FMiddleSchoolArrowheadPrimaryFortIslandPrimaryHerberichPrimaryDistrictTotalMulti-RacialNativeAmericansTotal846 51 180 9 46 6 1,138807 64 156 10 49 3 1,089288 12 17 10 8 2 337300 35 36 11 21 0 403237 23 57 10 12 1 3402,478 185 446 50 136 12 3,307Note: The fi gures above refl ect the enrollment data from the October, 2011, student count.GradePreMDLDCDK123456789101112VocTotals11-1221241292318919618721923823726325924526224725626527328712-1321241312319219219919022224224126726324926625126027325913-1422251332419519519520219322624524427126725227025428323914-1522251352419819819819820519622924924827527125627428322715/1622241372420120120120120120819823225325227927526029319816/17232613925204204204204204204211201236256255283279293186Attendance Percentage2011-2012 School YearGrade K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12% 96.15 96.46 96.94 96.91 97.24 96.12 96.40 96.53 96.16 95.67 95.88 95.18 94.73

Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Test Results 2011-2012(Note: The fi nal results will be included in the Local Report Card for Copley-FairlawnCity Schools released by the Ohio Department of Education.)Spring 2012OHIO ACHIEVEMENT ASSESSMENT RESULTSGrade Reading Science Mathematics3 93.9% -- 91.6%4 93.5% -- 87.3%5 86.1% 80.6% 82.1%6 94.9% -- 92.7%7 91.9% -- 85.3%8 91.6% 82.8% 90.9%OHIO GRADUATION TEST RESULTSGrade Reading Science Mathematics Writing Social Studies10 93.9% 87.9% 90.2% 92% 89.8%The Ohio Graduation Test was administered to 10th grade students and the OhioAchievement Assessments were administered to students in grades 3-8. The scoreslisted refl ect the preliminary results reported by the Ohio Department of Education asof July 1, 2012. Test results are utilized to help guide the district in decisions related tocurriculum, remedial programs, and enrichment activities. Copley-Fairlawn studentscontinue to rank among the top in the county and state.Testing Dates 2012-2013Week(s) of:September 4, 2012 Kindergarten KRA-L TestOctober 1-5, 2012 Fall administration of OhioAchievement Assessment in Reading,Grade 3October 22-26, 2012 Fall administration of Ohio GraduationTests, Grades 11 and 12November 6 & 7, 2012 Inview Testing, Grade 2November 13-16, 2012 Achievement and Ability Testing,Grade 2January 8-10, 2013 CogAT Testing, Grade 4January 14-March 8, 2013 Ohio Test of English LanguageAcquisition (OTELA), Grades K-12March 12-23, 2013 Spring Administration of OhioGraduation Tests, Grades 10-12April 22-May 10, 2013 Spring Administration of- Ohio Achievement Assessments inReading and Mathematics, Grades 3,4, 5, 6, 7, and 8- Ohio Achievement Assessment inScience, Grades 5 and 8June 17-21, 2013Summer Administration of OhioGraduation Tests, Grades 11 & 12www.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

CHS The Drumbeat Receives First Place RatingCopley High School’s student-runnewspaper, The Drumbeat, receiveda First Place rating at the 2011-12Ohio Scholastic Media Association’sspring conference. Prior to the statecontest, held at Kent State University onApril 22, The Drumbeat staff attendedworkshops in the fall and submitted thenewspaper, as well as individual articles,to the competition. The newspaperis judged on several categories, including: quality of written work, layout,photography, and ethics.This award is testament to the hard work and countless hours put in by thefollowing students: Editor in chief, senior Taylor Powell; news editor, juniorTaylor Beard; feature editors, sophomore LaQuisha Hilton and junior AmySmith; entertainment editor, sophomore Kayla Miller; layout editor, juniorIman AbdoulKarim; sports editors, juniors Austin Aten and Derek Brown;and photography editor, junior Terriona Morgan. Several of these studentsalso won individual awards for their articles. The class is advised by Ms.Sarah Petry.C-F Schools Foundation Awards ScholarshipsThe Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Foundation Board approved over$20,000 in scholarships for graduating seniors at CHS. Approximately 27students will be awarded a scholarship ranging from $500 to $1000 dollars.Recipients were selected through an application and interview process.Students receiving scholarships excel academically, are active members oftheir school and community, and display leadership qualities that will assistthem in being successful in post-graduation studies and their careers.Herberich PTA Earns National PTA Family-SchoolPartnership Award of MeritThe Herberich PTA is oneof fi ve nationwide to earnthe Phoebe AppersonHearst National PTAFamily-School PartnershipAward of Merit. The awardrecognizes programs thateffectively implement theNational PTA’s NationalStandards for Family-School Partnerships. Herberich ESL teacher, Ashley Kimberlin, wrotethe application with help from PTA President Mrs. Romi Brozeit,based on three major special events held for ESL families annually:a Thanksgiving Feast, Multicultural Fair, and Spring Family Picnic. Allof these events provide opportunities for families to interact, practiceEnglish language skills in a non-threatening environment and supporttheir child’s educational experience. In addition, the PTA encouragesfamily involvement through a conversation group, library volunteergroup, after school programming, and PTA leadership opportunities.Many parents of students that are in the ESL program are also in thePTA and help to grow membership each year.“When families are engaged, students succeed. That’s why we’reproud to recognize the Herberich Primary School PTA with this awardof merit. They truly understand that bringing family engagement intothe school can positively impact student success,” said Betsy Landers,National PTA President.

Receipts & ExpendituresRECEIPTS:Real Estate TaxesTangible Property TaxesState SourcesHomestead/RollbackInvestment IncomeOther Sources(Tuition, rentals, advances, etc.)Total Receipts$26,291,884$2,333,986$1,845,122$2,516,953$23,424$924,354$33,935,72377.47%6.88%5.44%7.42%0.07%2.72%100.00%EXPENDITURES:InstructionSupport ServicesExtra-CurricularAll Other and AdvancesTotal ExpendituresExpenditure Per Pupil$19,607,862$11,330,090$625,471$106,365$31,669,788$9,061.3361.91%35.78%1.97%.34%100.00%To view the Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolsFinancial Five Year Forecast please visithttp://www.copley-fairlawn.org/Page/21Students from HerberichPrimary School join MissKathy Ashcroft, Principal,in celebrating Dr. Seuss’birthday.The District’s fourth gradestudents join together for theirField Day in June at Copley HighSchool stadium.www.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

Recognizing and Rewarding Excellencein Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolsThe Copley-Fairlawn City School District offers one of the best educational opportunities in the area—something inwhich the Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation takes great pride.The Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation actively assists students and staff in their pursuit of excellence. TheFoundation awards classroom excellence grants for outstanding educational projects throughout the district. TheFoundation also awards numerous scholarships to graduating seniors.Since 1992, the Foundation has awarded 235 scholarships totaling over $211,850 and numerous educationalgrants totaling over $54,417.The Foundation provides assistance to the schools, the classroom teachers, and students to enhance their fi nancial capabilities. Yourmembership is an excellent way to become involved in maintaining the quality of education and ensuring the continued growth of excellence inour schools.The Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation is a non-profi t corporation legally separate from the Copley-Fairlawn City School District, withstate and federal recognition as a tax-exempt, charitable organization.Contributions to the Foundation are deductible for federal and state income tax, estate tax, and gift tax purposes to the extent allowable bylaw. The Foundation is governed by its Board of Trustees, all of whom live or work in the school district.COPLEY-FAIRLAWNSCHOOLSFOUNDATIONMembershipRegistrationMEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES$5 Student $50 Family$10 Basic $100 Corporate$20 Gold $1000 Diamondwww.cfsfoundation.comAll donations are tax deductibleReturn to:Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation3797 Ridgewood RoadCopley, OH 44321-1665(330) 664-4800Member names will be posted on the Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation websiteName: ________________________Address: ______________________Phone: ________________________City: ____________ State: ________Zip: __________ Amount: _________Email_________________________

Copley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation Scholarship RecipientsCopley-Fairlawn Schools Foundation ScholarshipsAndy & Suzy Rader Memorial ScholarshipDoran Banks Memorial ScholarshipMichele Dressler Memorial ScholarshipFred Wilson Memorial ScholarshipFairlawn Fire and Rescue Association George Primes IIMemorial ScholarshipShirley & Steve Catalano Memorial ScholarshipErin Dillon Memorial ScholarshipGarred Kimmell Memorial ScholarshipDarlene Dies Memorial ScholarshipolarshipMark Christopher Hamo Memorial ScholarshipTire SourceLauren Braman Memorial ScholarshipVirgil Walker Memoriall ScholarshipTed Hamilton Memorial ScholarshipLouis Bamonte ScholarshipS.R. Hartline ScholarshipNick’s Landscaping ScholarshipWells Fargo ScholarshipJones and Wenner ScholarshipPaul & Alice Bittner ScholarshipBrittany Gajarsky, Melisa Tektas, andJason TomaykoJessica RobbinsJesse WebelDaiga ShinoharaDennis CheckSummer MatarLyndsay FeatherIan KaszubskiChristina Hite and Kiefer BeauregardMatt NedolastAndrew GaugJason MakishiNicole MeyerZach WalkerHailey SweetenKatey McMahanLatavia BradyAryelle PlayerTaylor PowellBethany SmeznikMichael Dugan and SamanthaEmersonStudents from Copley-Fairlawn MiddleSchool are pictured with author ShelleyPearsall. The Copley-Fairlawn SchoolsFoundation generously awarded a minigrantfor the Author Visit. This grantenabled the author to spend time withstudents in grades fi ve through eight.During Ms. Pearsall’s visit the studentsalong with many volunteers assistancemade a record-breaking tetrahedron largerthan the record-breaking one featured inPearsall’s book, “All of the Above”.www.copley-fairlawn.orgLearning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

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Q. How do I enroll my children in the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools? Students whoare new to the district should register in the Board of Education Offi ce by appointmentonly at 330-664-4800 after the registration packet has been obtained and completed. Theregistration packet is available at the Board of Education Offi ce or can be downloadedfrom the website at www.copley-fairlawn.org. Documents required for registration includethe following: certifi ed copy of the student’s birth certifi cate, student’s social securityinformation, proof of residency (rental/lease agreement or deed along with 2 other proofssuch as utility bills, drivers license, voter registration, etc.), name and address of formerschool, transfer records, copy of individualized education plan or multi-factored evaluationand custody papers, if applicable.Q. When and where can I register my child for kindergarten? Kindergarten registrationis being held March 21, 2013, at the auxiliary gym at Copley High School from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:30-4:00 p.m. for the 2013-2014 school year. You will need to providethe following documents at the time of registration: certifi ed copy of the student’s birthcertifi cate, student’s social security information, proof of residency, and immunization/healthrecord along with a completed registration packet available at www.copley-fairlawn.org orthe BOE offi ce.Q. How can a parent contact the transportation department? The transportationdepartment can be reached at (330) 664-4820.Q. How do I report my child absent from school? You will need to notify the schoolbuilding your child attends. All school buildings have voice mail, and a message can beleft at any time. The school building telephone numbers are as follows: Copley HighSchool—(330) 664-4823; Copley-Fairlawn Middle School—(330) 664-4900; ArrowheadPrimary School—(330) 664-4885; Fort Island Primary School—(330) 664-4890; andHerberich Primary School—(330) 664-4991.Q. How do I know if school is closed due to an emergency or weather conditions?The school district hotline phone number for school closings is (330) 664-4917. Schoolclosings will also be reported by the local media on the following television and radiostations: television stations—WEWS-Channel 5 and WJW-Channel 8; radio stations—WAKR/1590 AM, WKDD/98.1 FM, and WNIR/100.1 FM and also by the district’s 24-hourAlertNow system.Q. What is Copley-Fairlawn City Schools school tax identification number that I needto have for my income tax return form? The CFCS tax identifi cation number is 7703.Q. What should I do if I believe that my child is involved in substance abuse?Substance abuse questions may be addressed to Mrs. Toni Ehrman at (330) 664-4831.She can offer suggestions or make a referral to a counselor who can work with you andyour child to assist in the matter.Q. Does Copley-Fairlawn City Schools have open enrollment? Copley-FairlawnCity Schools does not participate in open enrollment. On January 19, 1993, the Board ofEducation of the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools adopted Policy JECBB which states: “TheBoard does not wish to participate in Ohio’s open enrollment program for students fromadjacent districts and will not accept students pursuant to such a program.”Q. Can a student attend Copley-Fairlawn City Schools on a tuition basis? Uponapproval of the Superintendent, a student who does not live within the boundaries of thedistrict may attend school on a tuition basis. The tuition rate is calculated by the OhioDepartment of Education each year. Contact the Board of Education Offi ce at (330)-664-4800 for the current rate for the 2012-2013 school year.Q. How do I know if a property I wish to purchase or rent is located within theCopley-Fairlawn City School District? Children may attend school in the district ofresidence in accordance with the owner’s property taxes and with established residencytherein. The Summit County Auditor’s Offi ce website can be utilized to confi rm the schooldistrict to which property taxes are paid at www.co.summit.oh.us/index.htm. The phonenumber for the Auditor’s Offi ce is (330) 643-2678.Q. How can I obtain a high school diploma if I do not have one otherwise and if I ama veteran of World War II, The Korean War, or The Vietnam War? A veteran of WorldWar II, The Korean or Vietnam Wars can obtain a high school diploma as a result of HouseBill 77. Copley-Fairlawn City Schools has adopted Policy IGEE to refl ect this provision.Q. How can I apply for employment with the District? Application for any certifi edor classifi ed positions can be completed online by following the employment link on theDistrict website at www.copley-fairlawn.org.Q. How do I register my children for swim lessons? For swim lesson information,refer to the natatorium schedule located in the Back-to-School insert or at www.copleyfairlawn.org.Interested persons may also call (330) 664-4835.Q. Who can answer questions regarding my child’s participation on school athleticteams, purchasing tickets, or obtaining a sporting events pass? Information regardingathletics can be obtained from the athletic offi ces—(330) 664-4833 (Copley High School),and (330) 664-4846 (Copley-Fairlawn Middle School.)www.copley-fairlawn.orgQ. Does the school district allow community organizations to rent school facilities?Persons or organizations interested in using district facilities for meetings or other activitiesshould contact the Board of Education Offi ce for information regarding Board policies,restrictions, and charges for building and facility rentals. An application and permit for useof school facilities will need to be completed in order to obtain approval for facility usage.School functions take precedence over those of outside organizations. In the event ofschool closings, all activities will automatically be canceled.Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWAUGUST2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayWelcome back to the2012-2013 school year!Notes ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________5 6 7 8 912Copley High School Marching Band Practice3 410 11CHS PTSA ExtremeGarage Sale, CHSGym, 9 am-3 pmElementary SummerSchool Begins, CFMSCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCHS Guidance New StudentRegistration, 8 am - 3 pmCopley High School Marching Band Practice

12 13 14 15 1617 1819 20 21 22 2326Fall SportsCommunity Night,6 pm Elementary SummerCHS Guidance New Student Registration, 8 am - 3 pmSchool EndsCFMS Walk Through:Grade 7, 9-11 am;Grade 8, 1-3 pmCFMS Grades 5/6 Newto District StudentOrientation, 8:30-10:30amCHS Freshmen/NewStudent Orientation,7:45 am-12:00 pm27HPS Preschool FirstDayCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pmAPS/FIPS/HPSKindergarten OpenHouse, 4-5 pmCFMS Grade 5 OpenHouse, 5-6:30 pmCFMS Grade 5 IceCream Social,6:30 pmBoard of EducationMeeting, 7 pm28Copley High School Marching Band Camp 12:00-8:30 pmTeacher’s First DayAPS/FIPS/HPSGrades 1-4 OpenHouse, 3-5 pmCFMS Grades 6-8Open House, 5-7 pmwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “In an effective classroom students should not only knowwhat they are doing, they should also know why and how.”-Harry WongStudent’s First DayGrades 1-12KindergartenEntrance (A-L)CHS Open House,7-9 pm2429 30 31KindergartenEntrance (M-Z)25Healthy Communities- Healthy YouthMeeting, Chambrel,9:00 amNotes _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AUGUST2012

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWSEPTEMBER2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayCharacter Trait of the Month:RESPONSIBILITYStudents should exercise soundthinking and good judgment, asthey are personally and ethicallyaccountable for their actions.Students should work with others tostrengthen the family and improvetheir community, the state, the nation,and the world for everyone.Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2 3 4 5 617 8Labor DayNO SCHOOLCFMS Grade 5Beginning BandParent Meeting, NorthGym, 7 pmCHS Picture DayPTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,9:30 amCHS Senior ClassSpaghetti Dinner,4:30-7 pmHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmCopley-Fairlawn City Schools Kindergarten KRA-L Testing WeekCHS ACT Test, 8 am

9 10 11 12 1314 15FIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amPatriot DayAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pm16 17 18 19 20HPS GrandparentsBreakfast (A-L), 8 amHPS GrandparentsBreakfast (M-Z),8 amCFMS Picture Day21Healthy Communities- Healthy AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9:00 am22Rosh Hashanahbegins at sundown23CFMS Grade 5Beginning Band FirstLesson, 3-8 pmRosh Hashanah24HPS Picture DayCFMS Grade 5Beginning Band FirstLesson, 3-8 pmHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pm25FIPS GrandparentsBreakfast (A-M)CHS PTSA After-Prom CommitteeMeeting, 7 pmBoard of EducationMeeting, 7 pmFIPS GrandparentsBreakfast (N-Z)26 27 28Mid-term ProgressReports2930APS Fall Picture DayYom Kippur beginsat sundownCFMS Grade 5Parents Get TogetherMeeting, MediaCenter, 9:30 amHPS PanoramicPictureYom Kippurwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “A man is but the product of his thoughtswhat he thinks, he becomes.”-Mahatma GandhiEvening Conferences:Grades K-8,4:30-8:05 pmKiwanis SpaghettiDinner, CHS,4:30-7 pmCHS HomecomingDance, CHS Gym,7-10 pmSEPTEMBER2012

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWOCTOBER2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday12 3 45 6CHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmFIPS Picture DayPTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,9:30 amOhio Achievement Assessment, Grade 3, Reading7 8 9 10 1112 13FIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS MusicBoosters Meeting,CHS MOCR, 7 pmColumbus DayCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amGuidance AdvisoryCommittee Meeting,9:30 amCFMS Fall BandConcert, Grades, 6-8,7 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmNEOEA DayNO SCHOOLCHS AcademicChallenge Tourn.,8 am-3 pmCHS Marching BandInvitational, 4 pm

14 15 16 17 1819 20IN-SERVICE DAYNO SCHOOLAPS PanoramicPictureHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pmBoard of EducationMeeting, 7 pmAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCHS PSAT Test, CHSAud., 7:30 amCHS PTSA After-Prom CommitteeMeeting, 7 pm21 22 23 24 25Evening Conferences:Grades K-8,4:30-8:05 pm26Healthy Communities- Healthy YouthHaunted Halls, CHS,7-10 pm2728FIPS PTA Meeting,10 am29APS Donuts with Dad(A-L)FIPS Donuts withCHS Fall ChoirConcert, Aud.,7:30 pmFIPS Donuts withDads (A-M)Dads (N-Z)CFMS Fall ChoirConcert, 7 pmOhio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 11 & 12, all five tests3031APS Donuts withDad (M-Z)CFMS Grades 7/8Fall Dance, 3-5 pmEnd of First GradingPeriodCharacter Trait of the Month:HONESTYAPS Picture RetakesCFMS PictureRetakesFIPS PanoramicPictureHPS Picture RetakeDayK-4 HalloweenParties/Parade,2:30 pmHalloweenOhio Graduation Make-up Testing Week, Grades 11 & 12,all five testswww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Whatever the mind can conceive and believe,the mind can achieve.”-Napoleon HillStudents should be truthfuland trustworthy in theirrelationships with others.OCTOBER2012

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWNOVEMBER2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayNotes________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Character Trait of the Month:COURTESYStudents shoulddisplay good mannersand politeness,showing the samerespect for others asthey would wish forthemselves.1 2 3Evening Conferences:Grades K-8,4:30-8:05 pmGrades 1-12 ReportCards Go HomeCHS Sr. Cap/Gown/Announcement OrderingOhio Graduation Make-up Testing Week,Grades 11 & 12, all five tests4 5 6 7 8 9 10Daylight SavingTime ends,set clocksback one hourCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmPTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,Election Day 9:30 amInview Testing, Grade 2HPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmEvening Conferences:Grades 9-12,3:30-7:05 pm CFMS Turkey Trot

11 12 13 14 CHS PLAN 15Veterans Day Assemblies:CHS, 8 am;CFMS, 9 am;APS, 9:30 am;FIPS, 10:30 am;HPS, 2:30 pmCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHS MOCR,7 pmVeterans DayCFMS Grade5 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 amCFMS PTA Meeting,9:30 amTestAPS PTA Meeting,7 pmCFMS Grade6 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 amCHS Fall SportsReception, 6 pm18 19 20 21 22CFMS Grade 7 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amEvening Conferences:Grades 9-12,3:30-7:05 pmTerra Nova Testing, Grade 216 17CFMS Grade 8 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amCFMS Turkey TrotRaindateCHS Fall Play, CHS Aud. 7:30 pm23Healthy Communities- Healthy Youth AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9 amCHS Speech Invit.Tourn., 8 am -3 pm2425FIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Winter SportsCommunity Night,6 pm26CHS Grade 10 CareerTeam Field DayHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pmBoard of EducationMeeting, 7 pm27CHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmThanksgiving DayNO SCHOOL28 29 30Fall BreakNO SCHOOLFall BreakNO SCHOOLFIPS ReflectionsShowwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Always, bear in mind that your own resolution tosucceed is more important than any other one thing.”-Abraham LincolnCFMS 8th GradeBand to PerformAt The Ohio BandDirectors Conference,The University ofAkronMid-term ProgressReportsNOVEMBER2012

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWDECEMBER2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdaySchool Closing HotlineIf you are uncertain about schoolclosings, call (330) 664-4917 for upto-dateinformation. The message isupdated by 6:30 am when conditionswarrant. In addition, households withschool age children will also be notifiedby the District’s 24-hour AlertNowSystem.Character Trait of the Month:COMPASSIONStudents should showcare, concern, andempathy for the needsof other persons withoutregard to race, religion,gender, age, economicstatus, and/or physicaland mental condition.2 3 4 5 6Notes ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________17 8CFMS 8th GradeBand to PerformAt The Ohio BandDirectors Conference,The University ofAkronCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmFIPS Holiday ShopFIPS Winter MusicProgram, Grades 2/4,CHS Aud., 7 pmHPS GingerbreadShopFIPS Holiday ShopHPS Winter MusicProgram Grades 1/3,CHS Aud., 7 pmPTA Council Meeting,CHS, 9:30 amHPS GingerbreadShopCFMS Winter BandConcert, Grades 6-8,7 pmCFMS Warm &Wooley BreakfastFIPS OSP CandidPicture Day

9 10 11 12 1314 15HanukkahFIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music Boosters/Band-Choir TripMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7/7:30 pmCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amCHS Winter ChoirConcert, CHS Aud.,7:30 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmAPS Holiday Shoppe16 17 18 19 20CHS Winter BandConcert, CHS Aud.,7:30 pm212223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 31Winter BreakNO SCHOOLNew Year’s EveWinter BreakNO SCHOOLHPS Market Day PickUp 5-6 pmBoard of EducationMeeting, 7 pmChristmas DayWinter BreakNO SCHOOLCHS After-PromCommittee Meeting,7 pmCFMS Winter ChoirConcert, 7 pmWinter BreakNO SCHOOLwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Go confi dently in the direction of your dreams.Live the life you have imagined.”-Henry David ThoreauCHS Man-of-the-Year, CHS Aud., 7 pmWinter BreakNO SCHOOLCFMS In-schoolWinter MusicAssembly, 9 amK-4 Holiday Parties,2:30 pmWinter BreakNO SCHOOLCHS Copley Hallof Fame InductionCeremony, 5 pmDECEMBER2012

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWJANUARY2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayCharacter Trait of the Month:COURAGE1 2 3 4 5Students shoulddevelop personalstrength andstability to drawupon in times ofadversity.Winter BreakNO SCHOOLNew Year’s DayWinter BreakNO SCHOOLWinter BreakNO SCHOOLWinter BreakNO SCHOOL6 7 8 9 10 11 12FIPS OSP CandidPicture DayCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCHS GuidanceFinancial Aid Nightfor Parents,6:30 pmPTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,9:30 amCogAT Testing, Grade 4HPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmCFMS BeginningBand FirstPerformanceConcert, 7 pmHealthy Communities- Healthy Youth AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9 am

13 14 15 16 1718 19CHS Semester ExamsFIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pmCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amCHS Semester ExamsHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pmAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmCHS Semester Exams20 21 22 23 24CHS Semester ExamsEnd of SecondGrading PeriodRecords DayNO SCHOOLCHS Band & Choir Trip25 2627Martin Luther KingJr. DayNO SCHOOLCHS Band & Choir Trip28Second SemesterBegins29CHS After-PromCommittee Meeting,7 pm30 31Grades 1-12 ReportCards Go HomeSchool Closing HotlineAPS Winter MusicProgram Grades 1/2,CHS Aud., 7 pmwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “The mind is not a vessel to be fi lled,but a fi re to be ignited.”-PlutarchCFMS Grade5 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 amIf you are uncertain about school closings, call(330) 664-4917 for up-to-date information. Themessage is updated by 6:30 am when conditionswarrant. In addition, households with school agechildren will also be notified by the District’s 24-hour AlertNow System.JANUARY2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWFEBRUARY2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdaySchool Closing HotlineIf you are uncertain about schoolclosings, call (330) 664-4917for up-to-date information. Themessage is updated by 6:30 amwhen conditions warrant. Inaddition, households with schoolage children will also be notifiedby the District’s 24-hour AlertNowSystem.Notes_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Character Trait of the Month:TOLERANCE3 4 5 6 7Students shouldstrive to discover andlearn about peoplewho are different fromthemselves and aboutcultures different fromtheir own.1 2CFMS Grade6 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 am8 9GroundhogDayCFMS Grade 7 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCFMS Grade 8 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amPTA Council Meeting,CHS, 9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmHPS Valentine’s ForDad’s Breakfast, 8 amHealthy Communities- Healthy Youth AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9 amCHS Winter Formal,CHS Gym, 7 pm

10 11 12 13 1415 16FIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pm17 18 19 20 21 22 23President’s DayNO SCHOOLAPS GrandparentsDayCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pmAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCHS Grade 8 ParentOrientation, CHSAud., 6 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmCHS PTA CouncilFounder’s Day,9:30 amCHS After-PromCommittee Meeting,7 pmwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Wisdom is not a product of schoolingbut of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.”-Albert EinsteinEvening Conferences:Grades K-8, 4:30-8:05 pm; Grades9-12, 3:30-7:05 pmValentine’sDayCHS Post SecondaryOption Meeting, Aud,5 pmCHS CollegePlanning Meeting,Aud., 6 pmEvening Conferences:Grades 9-12,3:30-7:05 pmFIPS JumpropeAssemblyK-4 Valentine’s DayParties, 2:30 pmFIPS COSIMid-term ProgressReportsCHS OMEA Solo &Ensemble Adj. EventCHS AcademicChallenge Tourn.,8 am-3 pmNotes ____________________________24 25 26 27 28______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________FEBRUARY2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWMARCH2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayCharacter Trait of the Month:DILIGENCECharacter Trait of the Month:SELF-DISCIPLINE1 2Students shouldpursue worthwhileendeavors, showingpersistence, care, andeffort.Students should realize the motivationsfor their actions and give priority toduties and responsibilities rather than toconfl icting impulses and desires, beingwilling to sacrifi ce present satisfaction inorder to receive long-term benefi ts.3 4 5 6 7FIPS Dr. Seuss andDads8 9CHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCHS Choir Pre-Contest Concert,7:30 pmCHS Band Pre-Contest Concert,7:30 pmPTA Council Meeting,CHS, 9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmCFMS Grades 7/8Spring Fling, 3-5 pmHealthy Communities- Healthy Youth AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9 am

10 11 12 13 1415 16Daylight SavingTime begins,set clocksahead one hourFIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pmCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCHS Winter SportsReception, 6 pmOhio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 10-12, all five tests17 18 19 20 21CHS Adult All SportsBoosters ReverseRaffle, St. George’sChurch, 6 pmDistrict VI OMEA Large Group Band & ChoirAdj. Event, CHS2223St. Patrick’sDay2425HPS Market DayPick Up, 5-6 pm26HPS Spring MusicProgram, Grades K/2/4, CHS Aud., 7 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmKindergartenRegistration, CHSAuxiliary Gym,9 am-12 pm and 1:30-4 pmCFMS Music in OurSchool Concert, 7 pmOhio Graduation Make-up Testing Week, Grades 10-12, all five tests27 28 29 30Lauren Bramen ChiliCookoff, CHS,6-9 pm31EasterCHS Adult AllSports Booster ClubMeeting, 6:30 pmFIPS Spring PicturesDistrict Bands-inthe-RoundFestival,Grades 5-12, CHSGym, 7 pmAPS Spring PicturesFIPS Spring MusicProgram, Grades 1/3,CHS Aud., 7 pmCHS After-PromCommittee Meeting,7 pmwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Learning is a treasure that will followits owner everywhere.”-Chinese ProverbCFMS Cultural ArtsDayEnd of Third GradingPeriodCHS Sr. Cap/Gown/Announcement DeliveryBreakNO SCHOOLMARCH2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWAPRIL2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 3 45 6Spring BreakNO SCHOOLSpring BreakNO SCHOOLSpring BreakNO SCHOOL7 8 9 10 11Spring BreakNO SCHOOLSpring BreakNO SCHOOL12 13BreakNO SCHOOLGrades 1-12 ReportCards Go HomePTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmHealthy Communities- Healthy Youth AdultMeeting, Chambrel,9 am

14 15 16 CFMS Grade 17 18CFMS Grade5 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 amFIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pm6 RecognitionAssembly, Old Gym,8:30 amCFMS PTSA Meeting,9:30 amGuidance AdvisoryCommittee Meeting, CHSTomahawk Room,11:30 amHPS Market Day Pick Up,5-6 pmCFMS Grade 7 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amDistrict PTA Art Show,CHS MultipurposeRoom, 6-8 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmCHS Close-Up Trip to Washington D.C.21 22 23 24 25CFMS Grade 8 ABCBreakfast, 8:30 amDistrict PTAArt Show, CHSMultipurpose Room,9 am-2 pm19CHS Spring Musical2620CFMS OMEA Solo &Ensemble Adj. Event27CHS Spring Musical28Earth Day29CHS After-PromCommittee Meeting,7 pmOhio Achievement Assessment Week:Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 Science30Ohio Achievement Assessment Week:Grades 3-8Students should considerthe person withinthemselves, realize theirworth and dignity as humanbeings, and account fortheir strengths as well astheir weaknesses.www.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Don’t let what you cannot do interfere withwhat you can do.”-John WoodenCharacter Trait of the Month:SELF-RESPECTNotes ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________APRIL2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWMAY2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayCharacter Trait of the Month:INTEGRITY1234Students shouldacquire soundcharacter traits andthereafter seek tolive up to them in aconsistent manner.5 6 7 8 9CHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmPTA CouncilMeeting, CHS,9:30 amHPS PTA Meeting,6:30 pmMid-term ProgressReportsOhio Achievement Assessment Week:Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 ScienceCFMS PTSAMeeting, 9:30 amCFMS Grade 5 Band& Choir SpringConcert, 7 pmCHS PTSA Meeting,7 pmAPS Muffins withMom (A-L)Ohio Achievement Assessment Make-up Week:Grades 3-8 Reading and Mathematics; Grades 5 and 8 Science10 11APS Muffins with Mom(M-Z)FIPS Mother’s Day SpaHPS Muffins for Moms, Healthy Communities8 am- Healthy Youth AdultKids for a Cure Kickoff Meeting, Chambrel,Assembly9 amCFMS OMEA Large Group Adj. Event

12 13 14 15 1617 18Mother’s Day19 20 21 22 23CHS Three ChoirConcert, St.Lutheran Church,4:00 pm26FIPS PTA Meeting,10 amCHS Music BoostersMeeting, CHSMOCR, 7 pmCHS AcademicAwards Reception,7:30 pm27CHS Marching Bandin Copley TownshipParade, 10 amMemorial DayNO SCHOOLCHS Spring ChoirConcert, CHS Aud.,7:30 pmHPS Market Day PickUp, 5-6 pm28CHS Senior ExamsCHS Spring SportsReception, 6 pmPTA Installation,9:30 amAPS Spring MusicProgram Grades 3/4,CHS Aud., 7 pmCHS After-PromMeeting, 7 pmMathematics Placement Testing Grade 4CFMS Grade 4Orientation:Students, 9:30 am;Parents, 6:00 pmAPS PTA Meeting,9:30 amCFMS Spring BandConcert, Grades 6-8,7 pmFIPS Kdg. MusicProgram, 10 am &2 pmCFMS Spring ChoirConcert, 7 pmwww.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what onehas learned in school. “- Albert EinsteinFIPS Fitness RunCFMS Grade 7 CampChristopherCHS Spring BandConcert, CHS Aud.,7:30 pm2429 30 31CHS Senior ExamsFIPS K-3 Field DayCHS Senior ClassAwards Assembly,8:30 amCFMS Grade 8 Class TripCFMS Grade 7 CampChristopherCHS Band BanquetCFMS 8th GradeParty, 3-5 pmHPS Lisa A. RoundRelay For LifeFIPS K-3 Field DayRaindateFIPS Family PicnicAPS Field DayGrades K-3CHS GraduationRehearsal, 8 am25CHS Prom: GrandMarch 6 pm; KnightCenter, 7:30 pm; andAfter-Prom, CHS,11:30 pmNotes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________MAY2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWJUNE2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayNotes _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________“What the bestand wisestparent wantsfor his child,that must thecommunitywant for all itschildren.”John Dewey2 3 4 5 617 8CHSCommencementemenCHS Gym, 2 pmGrade 4 Field DayCHS Adult All SportsBoosters Meeting,6:30 pmCHS Final ExamsGrade 4 Field DayRaindateCHS Final ExamsStudent’s Last DayCHS Final ExamsEnd of FourthGrading PeriodGrades K-4 ReportCards Go HomeRecords DayCHS ACT Testing,CHS, 8 am

9 10 11 12 1314 15CHS Summer SchoolBegins16 17 18 19 20Grades 5-12 ReportCards Mailed HomeFlag Day2122Father’s DayOhio Graduation Testing Week, Grades 11-12, all five tests23 24 25 26 27 28 2930www.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “The difference between a successful person and others is not a lackof strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will.”-Vince LombardiCHS Summer SchoolEndsJUNE2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWJULY2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday1 2 3 45 67 8 9 10 11Independence Day12 13

14 15 16 17 1819 2021 22 23 24 25262728293031Notes___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________www.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “The beautiful thing about learning is that no one cantake it away from you.”- B B King JULY2013

~LEARNING TODAY LEADING TOMORROWAUGUST2013Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SaturdayNotes _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 10CHS PTSA ExtremeGarage Sale, CHSGym, 9 am-3 pm

11 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 222324252627Teacher’s First DayAPS/FIPS/HPSGrades 1-4 OpenHouse, 3-5 pm28Student’s First DayGrades 1-12KindergartenEntrance (A-L)KindergartenEntrance (M-Z)29 30 31www.copley-fairlawn.orgw w. l a w . o r “The more that you read, the more things you will know.The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”- Dr Seuss AUGUST2013

Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolAthletic Passes AvailableThe Copley High School Athletic Department will offerseveral athletic passes for the adults and students living in theCopley-Fairlawn community.The Student Athletic Admission Card will be available forpurchase for all current Copley High School students in grades9-12. For a twenty-five dollar fee, the admission card willget them into EVERY HOME ATHLETIC EVENT (exceptfor home tournament events) for the 2012-2013 school year.The Student Athletic Admission Card is available through theCopley High School Athletic Department.The Season Athletic Pass is available to adults in thecommunity and CFCS students in grades K-8. The costis $65.00 for adults and $42.00 for students. The passesprovide 20 admissions to any home high school athletic event;representing over 40% savings. The Season Athletic Passis available in the Copley High School Athletic Departmentbeginning August 10, 2012.The Copley-Fairlawn Resident Senior Citizen Pass isavailable to all senior citizens residing in the Copley-FairlawnCity School district who holds a Golden Buckeye Card. Thistwo year pass offers free attendance to all Copley High Schoolhome athletic events, music programs, plays and natatoriumprograms. This complimentary pass is available in the Boardof Education office, 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley beginningAugust 19, 2012 during business hours from 8:00 am until4:00 pm.Golden Buckeye Cards Will NoLonger Be Accepted for Suburban League EventsDue to a change in policy by the Suburban League, which became effective August 2004,schools that are members of the Suburban League are no longer able to accept GoldenBuckeye Cards for admission to league events.Copley-Fairlawn resident senior citizens who wish to attend Copley High School homeathletic events, music programs, plays and natatorium programs free of charge shouldarrange to receive their bi-annual complimentary passes from the Copley-Fairlawn Boardof Education Office at 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley, Ohio 44321. Complimentarypasses will be available from the Board of Education Office beginning August 19, 2012,from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. weekdays. Each pass will admit one person to home eventsand will be valid for two school years. Senior citizens who do not take advantage of thiscomplimentary pass offer will be charged the student rate (currently $4.00) for homeathletic events.FOOTBALLDATEAug. 24Aug. 31Sept. 7Sept. 14Sept. 21Sept. 28Oct. 5Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Aug. 25Sept. 1Sept. 8Sept. 15Sept. 22Sept. 29Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20SPORTV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballJV FootballOPPONENTCleve-JFKFirestoneOrrvilleTallmadgeHighlandNordoniaCloverleafWadsworthGreenRevereCleve-JFKFirestoneRevereTallmadgeHighlandNordoniaCloverleafWadsworthGreenH/AHHHHAHHAHAHHHAHAAHATIME7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 am10:00 amFOOTBALLCROSS COUNTRYDATEAug. 23Aug. 30Sept. 6Sept. 13Sept. 20Sept. 27Oct. 4Oct. 11Oct. 18Sept. 1Sept. 5Sept. 8Sept. 15Sept. 22Oct. 6Oct. 13Oct. 20Oct. 27Nov. 3SPORT9 Football9 Football9 Football9 Football9 Football9 Football9 Football9 Football9 FootballCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCOPPONENTSt. VFirestoneRevereTallmadgeHighlandNordoniaCloverleafWadsworthGreenDave Clegg Invit.Suburban Lg. DualsTiffin Invit.BoardmanStrongsville Invit.StowSuburban LeagueDistrictRegionalStateH/AAHHAHAAHAAAAAAAAATBATBATIME5:00 pm7:00 pm7:00 pm4:00 pm7:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm7:00 pm4:00 pmTBA4:00 pmTBATBATBATBA9:00 amTBATBATBA

Mr. Jim Borchik, Asst. Principal/Director of Athletics, (330) 664-4833Please check the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools website for updates and changes on the sports schedules at www.copley-fairlawn.org/athletics.htm.Please note that date, location, and times are subject to change without notice.SOCCERDATEAug. 20Aug. 23Aug. 28Sept. 1Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 8Sept. 11Sept. 15Sept. 18Sept. 22Sept. 25Oct. 2Oct. 6Oct. 8Oct. 11Aug. 18Aug. 20Aug. 22Aug. 27Sept. 1Sept. 6Sept. 10Sept. 13Sept. 17Sept. 19Sept. 24Oct. 1Oct. 8Oct. 11Oct. 13Aug. 18Aug. 20Aug. 22Aug. 25Aug. 29Sept. 5Sept. 10Sept. 12Sept. 17Sept. 19Sept. 24Sept. 26Oct. 1Oct. 3Oct. 8Oct. 10SPORTJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB SoccerJV/VB VB SoccercerJV/VB SoccercerJV/VB SoccercerJV/VBVB SoccercerJV/VBVBSoccercerJV/VBVBSoccercerJVB-B SoccercerJVB-B SoccercerJVB-B B SoccercerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJVB-B SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerJV/VG SoccerOPPONENTStowHudsonNordoniaMedinaTallmadgeNorth RoyaltonoPerrysburgGreenCVCAWadsworthWorthington Kil.RevereereCloverleafleaAuroraHighlandJacksonBarbertonMedinaHooverWadsworthMedinaMedinaN. RoyaltonStrongsvilleWadsworthLakeHooverLakeN. RoyaltonJacksonGreenNortonMedinaNorth RoyaltonSylvania NorthviewNordoniaTallmadgeWestlakeGreenHudsonWadsworthBrecksvilleRevereBrunswickCloverleafJacksonHighlandH/AAHHHAAHHHHAAHAAAHAAAHAAHAAHHHAHHAAHAHAAHAHHAAHHTIME5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm1/3:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm1/3:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm11:00 am5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:30 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:00 pm5:15 pm1:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm1/3:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pm5/7:00 pmGOLFDATEAug. 13Gus. 15Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 27Aug. 28Aug. 30Sept. 4Sept.6Sept. 8Sept. 10Sept. 11Sept. 13Sept. 15Sept. 17Sept. 18Sept. 27Aug. 10Aug. 15Aug. 16Aug. 21Aug. 23Aug. 27Aug. 30Aug. 31Sept. 4Sept. 5Sept. 6Sept. 8Sept. 10Sept. 11Sept. 13Sept. 17Sept. 18Sept. 20Aug. 13Aug. 14Aug. 16Aug. 20Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 27Aug. 28Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 10Sept. 12Sept. 13Sept. 17SPORTVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfJVB GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG Golf GlfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfOPPONENTBarbertonPre-Season Leg.FirestoneNordoniaTallmadgeBarbertonGreenWadsworthRevereWalsh Invit.Wooster Invit.CloverleafHighlandPost League Tourn.St. VincentBrecksvilleWestern ReserveMedinaMdPre-Season LeagueLake eIInvit.CVCANordoniaTallmadgelmaGreenenMedinaMdWadsworthHobanRevereereWalsh WlInvit.Western ern ReserveCloverleafleafHighlandSt.VincentBrecksvilleCVCAPreseason sonLeagueeCVCAGlen OakNordoniaBrecksvilleleTallmadgelmaWads./NortonWdGreenCuy. Falls/LakeHighlandCloverleafTurkeyfoot Tourn.RevereSuburban LeagueH/AAAHHAHHHAAAHAAHHAAATBAHAHAHATBAHAHAHHAAAAAHAAHHHAHAAATIMETBA10:00 am3:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm8:00 am10:30 am4:00 pm4:00 pmTBA3:45 pm3:30 pm4:00 pm7:30 am11:30 amTBA3:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pmTBA4:00 pm1:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm3:45 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm8:30 am11:00 am3:30 pm3:00 pm3:30 pm4:00 pm3:15 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm4:00 pm3:30 pm8:00 am3:30 pm8:30 amGOLF ContinuedVOLLEYBALLDATESept. 18Sept. 19Sept. 24Sept. 25Aug. 10Aug. 13Aug. 16Aug. 17Aug. 20Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 28Aug. 30Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 10Sept. 13Sept. 18Sept. 19Sept. 20Aug. 25Aug. 28Aug. 30Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 8Sept. 11Sept. 13Sept. 15Sept. 18Sept. 20Sept. 22Sept. 25Sept. 27Oct. 2Oct. 4Oct. 6Oct. 9Oct. 11Aug. 28Aug. 29Aug. 30Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 8Sept. 10Sept. 11SPORTVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJVG GolfJV/V VolleyballJV/V VolleyballJV/V VolleyballJV/V VolleyballJV/V VolleyballJVV VolleyballJV/V VolleyballV VolleyballlJV/V VolleyballJV/V VVVolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V VolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V V VolleyballJV/V VVolleyballVolleyballJV/V Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 VolleyballOPPONENTBrunswickSt. VincentTwinsburgPerryBrunswick Tourn.BrecksvilleGlen OakHighland Tourn.NordoniaBrecksville/GreenTallmadgeHudsonNordoniaCuy. Falls/LakeHighlandCloverleafGreenBrunswickSt. VincentHudsonWoodridgeNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthBarbertonRevereCloverleafleaLake Invit.HighlandNordoniaonJackson Invit.TallmadgelmadgeGreenenWadsworthRevereereBrecksville le (JV)CloverleafleaHighlandNordoniaonNortononHobanGreenWadsworthBarbertonLakeRevereH/AAHAAAAAAHHHHAHAAAAHHAHAHHAAHAAAAHAAHAAHHAHHHAHATIME3:30 pm3:30 pm3:00 pm4:00 pm3:00 pm9:00 am3:30 pm8:00 am3:00 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm3:30 pm10/11:00 am5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm10:30/12 pm5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm9:00 am5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm10:00 am5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm9:00 am5:30/6:30 pm5:30/6:30 pm4:00 pm4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm9:00 am4:30 pm4:00 pm

Copley High School 2012-2013 Sports Schedules ContinuedVOLLEYBALLTENNISDATESept. 12Sept. 13Sept. 18Sept. 20Sept. 25Sept. 26Sept. 27Oct. 2Oct. 4Oct. 8Oct. 9Oct. 11Aug. 13Aug. 15Aug. 16Aug. 20Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 27Aug. 29Aug. 30Sept. 5Sept. 6Sept. 10Sept. 11Sept. 12Sept. 15Sept. 19Sept. 20Sept. 24Sept. 25Sept. 27Aug. 13Aug. 15Aug. 16Aug. 20Aug. 21Aug. 22Aug. 23Aug. 27Aug. 29Aug. 30Sept. 5Sept. 6Sept. 10Sept. 11Sept. 12Sept. 19Sept. 20Sept. 24Sept. 25Sept. 27SPORT9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 Volleyball9 VolleyballVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisVG TennisnisVG TennisniVG TennisnJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJVG TennisJV TennisOPPONENTOrrvilleCloverleafHighlandNordoniaBarbertonOrrvilleGreenWadsworthRevereLakeCloverleafHighlandSt. V/St. MHooverCuyahoga FallsNordoniaCVCATallmadgeC.C.C.GreenWadsworthMedinaRevereBrunswickCloverleafBarbertonHighlandSuburban SburbanLge.HobanStowNortonLakeFirestoneSt.V/St. MHooverCuyahoga FallsNordoniaTwinsburgTallmadgeC.C.CGreenWadsworthMedinaRevereBrunswickCloverleafBarbertonHighlandHobanStowNortonLakeFirestoneH/AHHAAHAAAHAAHAHAHAAHHHAAAHHAAHHHAHHHHAAHAAAAHHAAHAHHAHTIME4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm5:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm10:00 am3:00 pm4:00 pm11:00 am4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm9:00 am4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm11:30 am3:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm5:30 pm5:30 pm4:00 pm5:30 pmBASKETBALLDATENov. 20Nov. 30Dec. 4Dec. 7Dec. 11Dec. 14Dec. 18Dec. 21Dec. 29Jan. 4Jan. 8Jan. 11Jan. 18Jan. 22Jan. 25Jan. 26Feb. 1Feb. 5Feb. 8Feb. 12Feb. 15Feb. 19Feb. 22Nov. 30Dec. 4Dec. 6Dec. 10Dec. 11Dec. 13Dec. 18Dec. 20Dec. 27Jan. 8Jan. 9Jan. 15Jan. 17Jan. 22Jan. 24Jan. 29Jan. 31Feb. 4Feb. 7Feb. 12Feb. 14Nov. 20Nov. 28Dec. 1Dec. 5Dec. 8Dec. 12Dec. 15Dec. 19Dec. 22Dec. 29Jan. 3Jan. 5Jan. 12SPORTJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballVB BasketballJV BasketballJV/VB BasketballVB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB BasketballJV/VB Basketball9B Basketballall9B Basketballall9B Basketballal9B Basketballal9B Basketball9B Basketballall9B Basketballall9B Basketballblal9B Basketballl9B Basketballall9B Basketball9B Basketballall9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B Basketball9B BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballOPPONENTChippewaTwinsburgBarbertonNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereKent Roosevelt (V)CloverleafCuyahoga FallsHighlandNordoniaNorthwestTallmadgeElletGreenWadsworthRevereJohn AdamsCloverleafWoodridgeHighlandTwinsburgBarbertonNorthwestChippewapewaNordoniaTallmadgelmadgeGreenenWadsworthCoventryRevereereeBarbertonHighlandNordoniaonTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCVCAHighlandJohn AdamsNortonChippewaBarbertonStreetsboroNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereFirestoneStrongsvilleElletCloverleafHighlandH/AHAHHAHHHAAHAAHHAAAAAHAHAHHHHAHHHAAAAHAAHHHAAHHAAHAAHAAHAHTIME7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm11:00 am6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm11:00 am4:00 pm4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:30 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm5:00 pm6 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm2:15/4 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm1/2:30 pmBASKETBALLContinuedSWIMMINGWRESTLINGDATEJan. 19Jan. 23Jan. 26Jan. 28Jan. 30Feb. 2Feb. 4Feb. 6Feb. 11Feb. 13Nov. 28Dec. 5Dec. 12Dec. 15Dec. 19Jan. 4Jan. 9Jan. 12Jan. 16Jan. 19Jan. 29Feb. 5Feb. 8-9Feb.15-16Feb. 22-23Dec. 1Dec. 3Dec. 13Dec. 14Dec. 15Dec. 20Dec. 28Dec. 29Jan. 3Jan. 10Jan. 17Jan. 18Jan. 19Jan. 23Jan. 25Jan. 26Jan. 28Feb. 2SPORTJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballJV/VG BasketballB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingingB/G SwimmingingB/G SwimminginB/G SwimmingingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingB/G SwimmingV/JV WrestlingJV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingV/JV WrestlingJV 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FallsWadsworthRevereAuroraCloverleafWoodridgeHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenChristmas Invit.WadsworthJacksonRevereereNEClassicsicCloverleafHooveroverWoosterOrangeSectionalsDistrictsStateBriggs Dual MeetMarlington JVRevere/TallmadgeHudson Tourn.Hudson Tourn.H/AHAHAHAHHHAHighland/CloverlLorain Holiday Tourn.Lorain Holiday Tourn.B.W. . JV Tourn.Nordonia/Wads.onadGreenenDies sTourn.Dies Tourn.State Duals Round 1Hephner Tourn.Hephner Tourn.Marlington JVSuburban LeagueHAHAHAAAHHHATBATBATBAHAAAAAAAAHAAAAAAATIME1/2:30 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm1/2:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm6/7:30 pm4:30 pm4:30 pm4:30 pmTBA4:30 pm6:00 pm4:30 pmTBA4:30 pm3:00 Pm5:00 pm6:00 pmTBATBATBA9:30 am5:30 pm6:00 pm5:00 pm10:00 am6:00 pm1:00 pm10/5 pmTBA6:00 pm6:00 pm3:00 pm9:30 am6:00 pm9:00 am5:30 pm10:00 am

Mr. Vince SuberMiddle School Athletic Coordinator(330) 664-4846FOOTBALLPlease check the Copley-Fairlawn City Schools website for updates and changes onthe sports schedules at www.copley-fairlawn.org/athletics.htm.Please note that date, location, and times are subject to change without notice.GIRLS BASKETBALLTRACKDATESept. 6Sept. 12Sept. 19Sept. 26Oct. 3Oct. 10Oct. 17Aug. 30Sept. 11Sept. 18Sept. 25Aug. 28Aug. 30Sept. 4Sept. 6Sept. 11Sept. 13Sept. 18Sept. 20Sept. 25Sept. 27Oct. 2Oct. 4Oct. 9Oct. 11SPORTFootballFootballFootballFootballFootballFootballFootballOPPONENTRevereTallmadgeHighlandNordoniaCloverleafWadsworthGreenH/AAHAHHAHCROSS COUNTRYCCCCCCCCNordoniaRevere/TallmadgeGreen/HighlandCloverleaf/WadsworthVOLLEYBALLVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballVolleyballNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleadHighlandAAHHHAHHAHAAHAAHAHTIME4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pmDATEDec. 4Dec. 6Dec. 11Dec. 13Dec. 18Dec. 20Jan. 8Jan. 10Jan. 15Jan. 17Jan. 22Jan. 24Jan. 29Jan. 31Dec. 4Dec. 6Dec. 11Dec. 13Dec. 18Dec. 20Jan. 8Jan. 10Jan. 15Jan. 17Jan. 22Jan. 24Jan. 29Jan. 31SPORT7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8G Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B Basketball7/8B BasketballOPPONENTNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleadHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleadHighlandH/AAHAAHAHHAHHAHABOYS BASKETBALLHAHHAHAAHAAHAHTIME4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pmDATEApril 3April 10April 17April 24May 1May 8May 13April 3April 10April 17April 24May 1May 8May 13Dec. 5Dec. 12Dec. 19Jan. 9Jan. 16Jan. 23Jan. 30SPORTG TrackG TrackG TrackG TrackG TrackG TrackG TrackB TrackB TrackB TrackB TrackB TrackB TrackB TrackWrestlingWrestlingWrestlingWrestlingWrestlingWrestlingWrestlingOPPONENTNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandNordoniaTallmadgeGreenWadsworthRevereCloverleafHighlandH/AAHAAHAHHAHHAHAWRESTLINGHAHHAHATIME4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm4:00 pm

Back-to-School 2012Learning Today ~ Leading TomorrowCongratulationsClass of 2012116 th Commencement, June 3, 2012On June 3, 2012 Copley High School held its One Hundred and Sixteenth annualCommencement exercises. The Class of 2012 and all that supported them on theirjourney to graduation should be proud of all that they have accomplished.At the ceremony the district said goodbye to an outstanding group of graduates.Approximately 89% of the seniors will be continuing their education through postsecondary academics. Nineteen seniors graduated with a grade point average above4.0. This accounts for 7% of the graduating class. Seventy students graduated withan Honors Diploma and sixty-eight students ended their high school careers on theAcademic Honor Roll. The class also earned over one hundred and ten scholarshipsin excess of 3 million dollars that were awarded through the Copley-Fairlawn SchoolsFoundation, local community members and businesses, and colleges and universities.The district extends a congratulations to this truly impressive group of seniors.The success of the Class of 2012 was demonstrated through their achievements inthe classroom, on the field of competition, on the stage, and in the many extra- andco-curricular activities available at CHS. This senior class is able to boast fifteenstudent-athletes that have signed commitments to continue their athletic careers atvarious colleges to participate in football, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, swimming, andcross-country. Their hard work and dedication to their academics and athletics is tobe commended.We would like to wish our graduates the best of luck with their future endeavors.ImportantDatesAugust 2012Refer to the District Activity Calendar formore detailed eventsAugust 20 - Kindergarten Open HousesAugust 21 - Board of Education MeetingAugust 21 - Copley-Fairlawn Middle School Grade 5 Open HouseAugust 22 - Teacher’s First Day, Grades 1-4, 6-8 Open HousesAugust 23 - Student’s First Day of School, Grades 1-12/Kdg. A-LCopley High School Open HouseAugust 24 - Kindergarten M-Z BeginsAugust 27 - Preschool Beginswww.copley-fairlawn.org

2 Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow Back-to-School 2012Free and Reduced-Price Lunch Policy for the 2012-2013 School YearIn accordance with the National School Lunch Programfor children who are unable to pay the full price of meals,the Copley-Fairlawn City School District announces its2012-2013 school year policy for free and reduced-pricemeals. The Board of Education, in compliance withstate and federal requirements, has adopted the incomeeligibility scale (below) for free and reduced-pricedmeals.To receive free meals, the total household annual incomeapplicable to household size must be equal to or less thanthat indicated in Column B. To qualify for reduced-pricemeals, the household income must be equal to or lessthan that indicated in Column C and greater than that inColumn B for the applicable household size.Children from households with income at or below thelevels shown may be eligible for free or reduced-pricemeals. Application forms for this confidential programwill be distributed to all homes in a letter to parents andguardians. If you do not receive the application formduring the first week of school, please contact the schooloffice. Students who received meal benefits at the endof the school year will receive benefits until October 1,2012, when a new, approved application must be on file.In the operation of programs providing food forchildren, no child will be discriminated against becauseof race, sex, color, national origin, age, military statusor handicap. If members of a household believe theyhave been discriminated against, they should writeimmediately to the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington,D.C. 20250.Applications for the free and reduced-price lunchprogram will be accepted anytime during the school year.Anyone who would like to review the policy is welcometo read the complete policy, which is available at theBoard of Education Office.Free and Low-Cost Health Care—Families withchildren eligible for school meals may also be eligible forfree or low-cost health care coverage through HealthyStart & Healthy Families.Income Eligibility Scale for Free or Reduced-Price MealsEffective for the 2012-2013 School YearAHousehold Size:B CParents, Children, and OtherIncome EligibilityHousehold MembersScale for Free MealsIncome EligibilityScale for Reduced-Price Meals1 $14,521.00 $20,665.002 $19,669.00 $27,991.003 $24,817.00 $35,317.004 $29,965.00 $42,643.005 $35,113.00 $49,969.006 $40,261.00 $57,295.007 $45,409.00 $64,621.008 $50,557.00 $71,947.00For each additionalfamily member, add: +$5,148.00 +$7,326.00www.copley-fairlawn.org

Back-to-School 2012Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow3CHILD FIND – A Search forAll Copley-Fairlawn Childrenwith DisabilitiesWhat is Child Find?Child Find is the process of identifying, locating andevaluating children with disabilities (ages 3-21) whomay be in need of special education services. Manytimes students with disabilities are preschoolers andtheir parents may not be aware of existing problemsand programs that are available to help.What does disability mean?In this situation, disability includes a variety ofconditions such as hearing impairments, visualimpairments, speech or language impairments,specific learning disabilities, emotional disabilities,multiple disabilities, mental retardation, physicalimpairments, autism, and traumatic brain injury.How can you help?If you have a child or know of a child with a disabilitywho is not being served, please contact the Copley-Fairlawn Schools’ Pupil Services Department at (330)664-4855 for additional information and assistance.Copley-Fairlawn City SchoolsNeeds You!To provide the best education for all of our students,Copley-Fairlawn City Schools (CFCS) needs to haveaccurate enrollment information for the upcomingschool year as soon as possible.Are you new to the community with school-agechildren who will be attending CFCS?Do you have a child who has just reached school ageand will be attending CFCS?Are you changing from private schoolor home schooling to CFCS?If you can answer yes to any of these questions,please register now!Even if the particular school building is closed for thesummer, registration packets are available at the BoardOffice, weekdays 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and on thewebsite www.copley-fairlawn.orgYour assistance in helping us to have accurate andcomplete enrollment information is an importantfactor in helping us to maintain, “Learning Today~Leading Tomorrow.” Thank you!Athletic Ticket Prices and PassesCopley High School will offer two types of athletic passes to adults/younger students and high school students. The firstof these passes provide 20 admissions to any home high school athletic event; this represents a savings of over 40% onregular ticket prices. It is available to adults for a cost of $65.00 and $42.00 for C-F students in grades K-8. In addition,the athletic department will offer a Student Athletic Admission Card to Copley High School students in grades 9-12.This card will get them into EVERY HOME ATHLETIC EVENT (except for home tournament events) for the 2012-2013 school year for a cost of $25.00. Passes will be availablein the high school athletic office from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.,beginning August 15.Presale Tickets ADULTS STUDENTSHome Varsity Football $6.00 $4.00Gate PricesVarsity Football $6.00 $6.00 (grades 7-12)$4.00 (grades K-6),accompanied by anadultOther Varsity Games $6.00 $4.00NOTE: Due to a change in policy by the SuburbanLeague, which became effective August 2004, schools thatare members of the Suburban League are no longer ableto accept Golden Buckeye Cards for admission to leagueevents. Copley-Fairlawn City Schools invites all seniorcitizen residents to pick up sports passes from the Boardof Education office beginning August 15. This pass allowseach senior citizen resident to be admitted free of chargeto all regularly scheduled home sporting events. Presaletickets are only available for football.In addition, some schools will charge for middle schooland stand-alone freshman and junior varsity events.www.copley-fairlawn.org

Back-to-School 2012Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow4Copley-Fairlawn City Schools 2012-2013 Calendar at a GlanceFIRST DAY OF SCHOOL August 23, 2012 M.L. King, Jr: no school January 21, 2013Labor Day: no school September 3, 2012 President’s Day: no school February 18, 2013NEOEA Day: no school October 12, 2012 Spring Break: no school April 1-8, 2013In-service Day: no school October 15, 2012 Memorial Day: no school May 27, 2013Fall Break: no school November 22-26, 2012Winter Break: no schoolDecember 24-January 4, 2013Records Day: no school January 18, 2013Copley High SchoolCommencementJune 2, 2013LAST DAY OF SCHOOL June 5, 2013School HoursCopley High School (9-12)Copley-Fairlawn Middle SchoolArrowhead Primary SchoolFort Island Primary SchoolHerberich Primary SchoolMorning KindergartenAfternoon Kindergarten7:25 a.m. - 2:25 p.m.8:10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.9:05 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.1:05 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.Building AdministrationCopley High School (330) 664-4822Aaron Sable, Assistant Superintendent/PrincipalMatt Young, Assistant PrincipalJim Borchik, Assistant Principal-AthleticsLaura Campbell, SecretaryStacy Samarigan, SecretaryPatty Kramer, Guidance SecretaryClassroom and BusAssignment InformationClassroom and bus assignments for the 2012-2013school year will be mailed to families after August 1,2012.Any residents new to the Copley-Fairlawn CitySchool District whose child(ren) will be startingschool on August 23, 2012, should register theirchild(ren) by appointment only with the Board ofEducation Office at 3797 Ridgewood Road, Copley.Call (330) 664-4800 to arrange for an appointment.The registration packet may be downloaded fromour district website www.copley-fairlawn.org orobtained from the Board of Education Office.Copley-Fairlawn Middle School (330) 664-4875Kathleen Ashcroft, PrincipalBeverly Parker, Assistant PrincipalCarla Zahler, SecretaryDebbie Davis, Guidance SecretaryArrowhead Primary School (330) 664-4885Andrew La Badie, PrincipalTerri Fleming, SecretaryFort Island Primary School (330) 664-4890Robert Whitaker, PrincipalMaryann Malick, SecretaryHerberich Primary School (330) 664-4991William Kerrigan, PrincipalJoy Neale-May, Secretarywww.copley-fairlawn.org

Back-to-School 2012Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow5Invitation To Attend Grades K-4 and 5-8 Open HousesFamilies of students in grades Kindergarten through 8 are cordiallyinvited to attend Open Houses.Arrowhead Primary, Fort Island Primary, Herberich Primary,and Copley-Fairlawn Middle School buildings will hold theiropen houses before school begins. You are invited to come toschool for the following open houses: Kindergarten is Monday,August 20 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; grade 5 is Tuesday,August 21 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.; grades 1-4 is Wednesday,August 22 from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; and grades 6-8 is August22 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. No group meetings will beconvened.This is a time for parents, children, and grandparents to visitthe schools. Many times the “first-day jitters” and anxietiesof children can be allayed by affording them the opportunityto meet their new teachers in a friendly atmosphere withtheir families. The non-threatening nature of the open housecombined with children observing and participating in positive,friendly, family discussions with their new teachers can put theminds of children at ease and pay rich dividends in giving thema “first-class” start.Since we are opening the buildings for this special occasion, wekindly request that the buildings not be entered prior to 3:00p.m. for grades 1-4. As can be imagined, the teachers will bevery busy getting their rooms and papers ready. They simplycannot be involved in discussions and conversations that wouldSchool Lunch NewsLunch Prices for the 2012-2013 School Year:Grades K-4: $2.75 Grades 5-12: $3.00Extra Milk: $.50A la carte items will be offered at all school buildings.Prices will vary.Opening Day Menu: All Schools: Cheese and Pepperoni pizzaMethods of Payment:Free or reduced-price lunch program: A free or reducedpricelunch program is available for all eligible students. Pleasecontact the building principal to apply for this confidentialprogram. (Note: Participation in the free and reduced-priceprogram helps the district with funding for other areas of ourcurriculum. This program is available all school year.)Our food service department now operates under acomputerized point of sale system which allows parents/guardians to deposit money into their student’s account. All ofthe students have been assigned an ID number which they willkeep from kindergarten through 12th grade. Parents/guardiansare encouraged to prepay for their student’s lunch with adetract from their full preparation for open house. Thank youfor understanding and for your cooperation. We want the eventto be successful as well as beneficial to all. Please feel free to callyour individual school building prior to the open house or firstday of school if you have questions.For grades K-4, your attendance is also important for a secondreason. We will be sending home with you the opening-daypacket of information and forms (including the EmergencyInformation Form). The opening-day packet contains valuableinformation for you and your child. In order that we can bebetter prepared to meet the needs of your child, we request thatthe forms be completed and returned on the first day of school,Thursday, August 23. Thank you in advance for your assistancewith this!The cafeteria staff will be available to answer your questions andaccept payments for pre-paid meals and free and reduced-lunchapplications.Booths will be available in the gymnasiums for our servicegroups to share information with you. Groups participatinginclude the following: PTA, Scouts, local athletics, and others.Plan to take the time to investigate your areas of interest.The teachers and staff look forward to seeing you at the OpenHouses. Come anytime between the times listed.check, cash or over the internet using the Pay For It link on theDistrict’s website. Pay For It is available 24/7 to put money on astudent’s account. Students still have the option of purchasingtheir lunch on a daily basis with cash. No change will be givenit will be put on the student’s account. All money left on theaccount at the end of the year stays with the student and willtransfer to the next grade and school year. There will be NOCHARGES in the school cafeterias. You might want to putmoney on the student’s account for days when they might forgettheir lunch or lunch money. Please do not combine lunchmoney on the same check or money order for fees. It wouldalso help us if you put your student’s name on the checkThe Food Service Department serves over 200,000 meals toCopley-Fairlawn students. Food service is a self operatingbusiness within the school system that should take in enoughmoney to cover all its costs, including labor and benefits.Some students rely on the school lunch program to meetmany of their daily food needs. Meals are planned accordingto recommended daily allowances. A student’s participationin the school lunch program is the guideline used by both thestate and federal government to determine reimbursement andcommodity food distribution.www.copley-fairlawn.org

Back-to-School 2012Learning Today ~ Leading Tomorrow6Simmons Natatorium at Copley High SchoolSimmons Natatorium is a community pool open to all families in the area. The schedule is designed to meet the needs ofswimmers of all ages. Mr. Ed Burnsed is the pool director and he invites the public to take advantage of this facility. Theactivities schedule and costs for the 2012-2013 school year are noted below. The pool opens Tuesday, September 4, 2012.Program Days Time FeesRed Cross Lesson(30-45 minute lessons)Open SwimAdult Lap SwimMoms and Tots(No lessons)Senior CitizensTuesday, ThursdaySaturdayTuesday, ThursdaySaturdayMonday, Tuesday,Wednesday, FridayMonday, WednesdayTuesday7:00 - 8:00 p.m.10:00 a.m. - Noon8:00 - 9:30 p.m.Noon - 1:30 p.m.7:30 - 8:45 a.m.8:00 - 9:30 p.m.10:00 - 10:30 a.m.$48.00 first family member$42.00 each additional familymemberAdults: $4.00Students: $2.00Family: $8.00Children under 5: No chargeSenior Citizens: No chargeSession pass: $25.00 *(6 weeks)* Family pass: $125.00/yr.Tuesday9:00 - 10:00 a.m.Friday10:00 - 11:00 a.m.* Includes Lap, Open, and Ladies’ Swim only. One pass admits all immediate family members. Competitive swimmingalso available. Please call (330 664-4835) for further information.Session Phone Registration Open Registration Session Dates(8:00 - 11:00 a.m.) (6:30 - 8:00 p.m.)I September 4, 5 September 6 September 10 - October 20II October 22, 23, 24 October 25 October 29 - December 8III December 10, 11, 12 December 13 January 7 - February 16IV (5 week) February 19, 20 February 21 February 25 - March 30V April 9, 10 April 11 April 15 - May 25Note: It is increasingly difficult to staff summer swim lessons, so availability will be limited. Lessons in the summer arescheduled between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., Monday and Wednesday.To afford Copley-Fairlawn residents priority in registering for classes,telephone registration will be accepted during the allotted times. Thefollowing guidelines apply:REGISTRATION FORM(Does not replace phone registration)1. Phone registration is for Copley-Fairlawn district residents ONLY andwill take place the week following every session. (See dates above.) DONOT JUST MAIL IN REGISTRATION. PLEASE CALL FIRST.2. Children must be five years of age or older --no exceptions.3. Every effort will be made to accommodate all persons registering.Classes will be filled on a “first-come” basis.4. Payment must be received by the first lesson to hold open a slot.(See dates.)5. Payment may be made through the mail or brought personally to theNatatorium, Monday-Friday 8:00-11:00 a.m.6. Checks should be made payable to Copley-Fairlawn Board ofEducation. (No cash, please)Name ____________________________________________Lesson Level ___________________ Student’s Age _______School ___________________________________________Parent’s Name _____________________________________Telephone Number _________________________________Address __________________________________________AFTER completing telephone registration,MAIL PAYMENT AND FORM TO:Mr. Ed Burnsed, Natatorium Director, Copley High School3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley, OH 44321-1665www.copley-fairlawn.org

3797 Ridgewood Road • Copley, OH • 44321-1665YOUR SCHOOL REPORTPublished periodically by theCopley-Fairlawn Board of EducationJessica H. Vargo, PresidentKenneth A. Calderone, Vice PresidentSue EmichRichard V. LevinJulie A. SchaferDated Material, Deliver ImmediatelyNon-Profi t Org.U.S. PostagePAIDPermit No. 147Akron, OHBrian E. Poe, SuperintendentAaron J. Sable, Assistant SuperintendentJohn L. Wheadon, TreasurerSteven E. Robinson, Business ManagerCopley-Fairlawn City SchoolsPhone: (330) 664-4800Fax: (330) 664-4811www.copley-fairlawn.orgAll Copley-Fairlawn educational programs are offered without regard to age, color, disability, military status, national origin, race, religion, or sex.If you are receiving this publication in error, please notify us at (330) 664-4800 • PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPERCopley High SchoolCOPLEY-FAIRLAWNCITY SCHOOLSCopley-Fairlawn Middle SchoolArrowhead Primary SchoolFort Island Primary SchoolHerberich hP Primary School