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April 2007
| Records Fall At TV Invitational! |
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Congratulations to
the United Golden Eagles boys' track team and the Indian Valley
Braves girls' track team on claiming the team titles at the 2nd
annual Tusky
Valley Invitational on Friday night. A total of twenty-one
event records were broken on the evening.
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Boys |
Girls |
1st place |
United |
Indian Valley |
2nd place |
Indian Valley |
United |
3rd place |
Tusky Valley |
Ridgewood |
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| TV Students Earn Ray A. Kroc
Award! |
Congratulations
to TVHS senior Robyn Cotton, TVMS 8th-grader Tyler Kubina, and
Buckeye Career Center senior Julie Miller on being named the 2007
Ray A. Kroc Youth Achievement Award winners. The Ray A. Kroc Award
honors students who have demonstrated the characteristics exemplified
by the McDonald's founder including persistence, determination,
hard work, and all-around excellence. |
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TVHS - Robyn Cotton |
TVMS - Tyler Kubina |
BCC - Julie Miller |
| Project Reality Check! |
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Congratulations to Tusky Valley school nurse Fran Mester and
TVHS health teacher Ed Beadle on receiving the Austin
Bailey Wellness Grant. The grant, in the amount of
$5,918, will be used to help fund Project Reality Check. The
objective of Project Reality Check is to provide learning tools
in health education classes that enable students to learn through
real life simulations. The project addresses issues such as
teen pregnancy, alcohol, tobacco use, and fitness. The grant
money will be used to purchase the following items:
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Mannequins that simulate 27 different normal
baby tending needs
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Goggles that simulate various blood alcohol
levels
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Smokey Sue and Smokey Sue for Two dolls
that demonstrate the toxic effects of cigarettes on a person
and a fetus
- Videos demonstrating tobacco related cancers
- Pulse rate monitors
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| Smokey
Sue Doll |
| Paschke's Designs Featured by
St Jude's! |
Amber holds two of her watches |
Amber Paschke, a junior at TVHS, is a patient at St. Jude Children's
Research Hospital. In August 2006 Amber submitted original art
work to a contest sponsored by St. Jude's. Two of Amber's designs,
butterflies and flowers, were chosen to be featured on merchandise
now available in the St. Jude Spring Hope catalouge. Amber's
designs adorn various items including watches, piggy banks and
toddler clothing and accessories. To
view Amber's artwork click here.
Congratulations Amber!
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| TV Students Inducted Into NTHS! |
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On Wednesday, April
11 five Tusky Valley students were inducted into the National
Technical Honor Society. The NTHS is America's highest award for
excellence in career and technical education. The students attend
Buckeye
Career Center studying occupational, academic, and
employability skills. Tusky Valley led all area schools with five
inductees. The inductees include:
Rachel Boyd |
Culinary Arts |
Scott Gribble |
Computer Assisted Drafting |
Emily Levengood |
Cosmetology |
Spencer Lindsay |
Law Enforcement |
April Slasor |
Video Editing |
The students join senior Julia Miller (diversified health) who
was inducted in 2005. |
| Holdsworth Sets New Pole Vault
Record! |
The Record Setting Vault! |
It's been a magical month for TVHS junior Adam Holdsworth.
In March he claimed All-Ohio honors at the Ohio Indoor Track
& Field Championships. Now, he has vaulted to the top of
the Tusky Valley record books. Holdsworth vaulted 14'3"
during Tuesday night's meet with CVCA to set a new school record.
The old record was set by Adam Wright in 2004.
Congratulations Adam!
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| Trojan Wallpaper Now Available! |
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Are
you looking for a new wallpaper for your computer? Well TVHS science
teacher Jere Kubuske has created a modern design to help liven
up your computer. To put the wallpaper on your computer simply
click on the image to the left. Once the larger image appears
right-click on the image and select "Set as Background"
to make the image your wallpaper. |
TVHS
Science Department Receives Grant! |
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Congratulations
to Mrs. Martin! She was one of 1300 teachers nationwide to be
awarded a Best Buy grant. The grant, in the amount of $2500, was
used to purchase four wireless laptop computers for the science
classes at Tusky Valley High School. An access point was also
purchased to allow the laptop to connect to the district's network
throughout the science department. Students are now able to perform
online and CD- based lab activities in the science classrooms. |
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