January 2018
Volume 56 Issue 6
Inside this Issue
Practice ACT Test Info	2
Distracted Driver	3
AP Capstone	4
Garage Sale Info	8
BPA Breakfast	9
College Prep Challenge	10
ACT/SAT Recognition	12
ACT Test Dates	13
Wildcat News Update	14
Fall Sports Recognition	21
Attendance	29
Counselor’s Corner	30
Wildcat Forms	31
Required Shots	32
The Learning Center	33
Hot Cocoa Run	34
SCAT Survey	35
Grading Schedule	36
Let’s do lunch	37
2017-2018 Calendar	38
2018-2019 Calendar	39
Northview Staff	40

Global Studies Diploma Program Launches for Classes of ‘21, ‘22
Next year, Northview will be offering an exciting new program for current and incoming freshmen focused on promoting global competency and an enhanced worldview. Students who participate in the Global Studies Diploma program will experience a set of educational and community activities and experiences that will challenge students to explore and engage with other cultures. The goals of this program are to help students develop cultural awareness, empathy and advocacy and to prepare students with the 21st century skills needed for success in the globalized world. The Global Studies Diploma program consists of four concentrations: Celebrate Culture, Deeper Investigation through Globally Significant Research, Communicate Effectively, and Action. Each concentration should take students one year to complete. The first three badges will be completed independently by the student through coursework and community experiences with the help of the program advisor. The Action badge will require students to complete a capstone project or internship. Students completing the capstone project will enroll in the new Global Studies Capstone course. After completing the program, students will receive the Global Studies Diploma recognition from the World Affairs Council of Northwest Ohio. Students will also have the opportunity to sign up for a Test Prep course and Principles of Food for the 2018-19 school year. FInally, we will be running AP Research, which is part of the AP Capstone program, for the first time next year. When students complete AP Capstone courses, and score a 3 or higher on any four additional AP courses that we already offer, they will earn an elevated AP Capstone Degree. Northview is among only 1,500 schools worldwide, that have been accepted into this program.
Junior Parents’ College Information Night Coming on January 16th
Each year, our counselors host an informational night for parents about the college search, application, and selection process. All parents are invited to attend, but this is especially important for parents of current juniors to be there. Come join us on Tuesday, January 16th at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center at Northview.
Counselors to Host Scheduling Meeting for Parents on January 16th
Parents interested in learning more or asking questions about the scheduling process and timeline for courses for the 2018-19 school year are invited to attend a meeting our counselors on Tuesday, January 16th at 6:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center.
Parent Meeting on 1/17 on Distracted Driving with Lucas County Officials
In January, The Northview and Southview Parent Organizations will have an evening meeting together. The meeting will be at 7 PM on January 17 in the Northview Media Center. Our guest speakers will be Jamie Blazevich, Lucas County Traffic Safety Program, and Karen Teeple, a Injury Prevention Specialist with ProMedica. They will present information on what officials are seeing, discuss how we can teach our kids to make good decisions behind the wheel, and answer questions from parents.

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Wann up with a
Practice ACT Examination
Saturday, January 27, 2018 Northview High School 7:45 AM to 11:45 AM
!• Complete and detach the fonn below and tum u1with $15 testing foe to Nortl1view Guidance Office. Nfake checks payable to Northview Parent Organization (NVPO).
!• Anive at 7::45 MI  on Sanuday, January 27  2018  with #2 pencils and a calculator.
The exam begins promptly at 8:00 AM[ & lasts approximately 3 hmus & 45 minutes.
!• Test results will be available at a presentationby Sylvan Lean1ing Center of Toledo
(at N01ihview High School) on Timrsday Feb1uaiy 1, at 7 P:rv-1in the PAC.
!• If unable to be present for this presentation, yon may obtain your results directly
from Sylvan Leanring Center (7131 Spring Meadows West Holland OH).

I11is practice ACT examinati on is uailable to all Sylvania high school  students. It is the s.ame version that v·as given at Southview on November 4, 201 , and does not include the essay portion of the test. hm does provide a sample of this portion. Test results from this practice examination cannot be 1.1.sedfor college applt cation:s.

Questions? Contact J,effWalll at 419-270-3758 or jwahl@bex.net.
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Northview and Southview Parent Organizations Present:

Distracted Driving	Program
Featuring Guest Speakers:
Jamie Blazevich, Lucas County Traffic Safety Program Karen Teeple, Injury Prevention Specialist, ProMedica
When
Wednesday, January 1 7, 201 8 7:00pm

Where
Northview High School Media Room
*enter back of the building near gym
5403 Silica Dr, Sylvania, OH

Learn how to model choices that have the power to positively impact lives forever
Our behaviors influence our c hildre n when they get behind the wheel

Statistics show 94% of motor vehicle crashes are due to human error

This program includes an informative presentation, Q&A and a chance to try

the Distracted Driving Simulator

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Sylvania Northview High School
Garage Sale and Bake Sale!
PROCEEDS to benefit the Northview After Prom Event promoting alcohol & drug free fun!
Saturday, February 3, 2018

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9 am – 3 pm
Northview Cafeteria (enter around the bac DONATIONS NEEDED!!!
Drop off your gently used items at the storage units behind Northview: Saturday, January 6th from 9am-1pm
Saturday, January 13rd from 9am-1pm Saturday, January 20th from 9am-1pm Saturday, January 27th from 9am –1pm Friday, February 2nd from 3-8pm

AWESOME STUFF FOR GREAT PRICES!!
Electronics Clothing and Shoes Toys
Books and CDs Holiday Decorations Small Appliances Household Items Small Furniture Pieces
Plus…homemade baked goods!

NV parents & students: Interested in volunteering for this crazy, fun event? Or have questions? Contact Julie Sample jrsample6@gmail.com or
Kate Conway kateconway@bex.net

OF	AMERICA
Today's students.
Tomorrow 1s business professionals.

BPA All You can Eat Pancake Breaklast Fundraiser
Januar, 13th

@Villatte Inn

$1o per ticket
*Requires Purchase 01 Drink al the Brealllast
see anv BPA student or Ms. Davis tor a ticket!!

College Prep Challenge

Step 1.	Answer 215 practice
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Step 2.	Attend the crash course
with Joan Sadowski at 7:30 a.m. at SV on 12/5 & 3/7.

Step 3.	Take a practice	on 11/4 (SV), 1/27 (NV), or
2/24 (SV).

College Prep Challenge

All Juniors will have FREE access to Albert, which is an online service that allows students to answer practice ACT questions, and receive feedback on their answers.
There are 215 questions on an ACT test.
Albert will offer questions that span the various topics covered on the ACT. We encourage students to spread out their 215 to all of the various categories.

Mrs. Sadowski is a professional ACT tutor. During the December and March 2 Hour Delays, she will teach students about the differences between what they are learning in class and what is on the test. She will also give them steps they can take to prepare to score as well as they can.

The NVPO and SVPO will be hosting three opportunities to take a full length practice ACT for students. Taking advantage of any one of these practices tests will work.
Students can skip this step if they take Mrs. Rhine’s after school ACT prep course in the fall or spring.

ACT/SAT Recognition
ACT Scores 26 and Above

Christina Regan Ian Donahue Mary Matrisciano Reece Lazar Allison Leamy Cooper Sadowski Samuel Goecke Osama Khrawesh Andrew Kunkel Andrew Riggs David Mulligan Madison Brixey Kayla Thielen Paige Valley
Charles Richmond Lucy Creech Jenna Kill
Lily Conway Teagan Benedict Donya Esterson Aaron Federman Maxwell Fojtik Mia Spallino Gabriel Weston

Erika Chen Hunter Stinson
Margaret Breitigam Logan Smith
Sarah Adya Katrina Arndt Jude Baroudi Dylan Bush Erin Chambers Jason Chen Simon Cole Connor Cytak Mitali Dalwalla Ryan Douglas Daniel Draheim
Alexander Emmenecker Ashley Frost
Marisa Gill Berkley Goins
Sarah Szewczykowski Ethan Ward
Elizabeth Due Lexi Knight Hanna Clunk

Jacob Hammye Meghan Hanley Hannah Haviland Emily Jamieson Spencer Johnson Lily Kalanquin Antony Kamenny Zahraa Kashen Emily Kelch
Ram Kodali Zachary Kujawski Edward Lammie Adam Murphy Alyson O’Lenic Natalie Olrich Bryce Owens Musab Ozbakir Carma Pevoar Jacob Pizza Maxwell Qian Jessica Ragland Scott Ross
Casey Ruckman Riley Runnells

Alex Sample Kathryn Mertens Nora Gera Zachary Kalas Camryn Pillar Wisam Hassan Delaney McGranahan Dagan Sorensen Evangelina Louis Catherine Clark Veronica Spencer Patrick Andres Anish Karnani Houda Tarraf

SAT Scores 600 and Above
Karen Pan-U.S. History	Osama Khrawesh-Math
Madison Brixey- Reading/Writing/Math	Reece Lazar-Reading/Writing/Math Erika Chen-U.S.History	Brandon Leach-Math
Mitali Dalwalla-Biology	Evangelina Louis-Reading/Writing/Math
Rami Kodali-Reading/Writing/Math	Kayla Thielen-Reading/Writing/Math Teagan Benedict-Reading/Writing/Math	David Mulligan-Reading/Writing/Math Katarina Garibian-Math	Maxwell Qian-Reading/Writing/Math
Marisa Gill-Reading/Writing/Math	Kirsten Gable - Reading/Writing
Pravin Jayatissa-Math I	Adam Murphy - Reading/Writing/Math
Ram Kodali-Chemistry/Math 2	Veronica Spencer - Math Nora Gera-Reading/Writing/Math

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DATES TO REMEMBER

NORTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 364930

THE GIVING TREE

Wildcat News Update

We have received gifts from generous donor from requests made by teachers for their classrooms, programs, and student organizations from the Northview Giving Tree. If you have a little spare change in your pocket, or would like to pay it forward, or even give back to a teacher or program that made a difference for you or your child, be sure to check out our NV Giving Tree at the next Northview event.

The Med Technology students hosted a chili cook off this weekend, and raised more than $1,400 for their program. Nearly 40 chilis were entered into the contest.

Wildcat News Update
Who’s been naughty or nice? Santa knows...

Student Council hosted their 2nd annual Breakfast with Santa (and a lot more). Kids from all over Sylvania got to meet Santa, and several other childhood characters.

Wildcat News Update

Wildcat News Update

Ohio's 2018 CTE Presidential Scholar Semi-Finalists

The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964, by executive order of the President, to recognize and honor some of our nation's most distinguished graduating high school seniors. In 1979, the program was extended to recognize students who demonstrate exceptional talent in the visual, creative, and performing arts. In 2015, the program was again extended to recognize students who demonstrate ability and accomplishment in career and technical education fields. Each year, up to 161 students are named as Presidential Scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school students. Five Ohio CTE students were selected by the ODE State Superintendent as semi-finalists for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program CTE category, and 20 finalists will be honored nationwide this Spring for their achievements and accomplishments in career-tech education.

Casey Ruckman
Sylvania Northview High School
Program: Aerospace Engineering Instructor: Ryan Reed
Casey Ruckman is a senior at Sylvania Northview High School. He is currently enrolled in the Honors Aerospace Engineering and Honors Electrical Engineering program. He began his path as a leader early in his high school career. As a freshman, Casey was invited by the senior class to use his programming expertise to construct the NASA designed S4 Satellite launched from Black Rock Nevada in 2015. Casey’s device flew to an altitude of 14,421 feet and broke the sound barrier with a team-built student rocket. Over the past four years, Casey has been an integral part of the Northview Engineering program. He holds a National Stem title for the Texas Instruments and NASA Johnson “Search for Stemnauts.” His team consisted of 5 students who beat 1,100 teams nationwide. In 2016 and 2017 he led an elite team of his peers in the NASA Student Launch at Marshall Space Flight center in Alabama. His team elected to conduct research on human blood cell lysis, and to produce an inflatable recovery system. As shown in the picture, Casey is speaking to a NASA engineer about the computer he created used to autonomously control the rocket and send telemetry back to earth. This year he is leading another group of students by designing a system to visually track the altitude of a supersonic body.
Casey is also a member of our Science Olympiad team and has won many regional awards.
Casey Ruckman currently holds a 4.24 GPA. After graduating in 2018, Casey hopes to attend MIT, The Ohio State University, or Case Western Reserve University to major in Aerospace Engineering with a minor in Electrical Engineering. When Casey is not busy with engineering he spends time giving back. He has logged over 300 volunteer hours and participated on a committee which helped National Honors Society raise over $19,000 to provide support for cancer patients in Northwest Ohio.
Instructor Ryan Reed said "Casey is a student you cross paths with once in a lifetime. He is truly a brilliant mind and I have been fortunate to assist with his education.”

Wildcat News Update

On December 9th, Science Olympiad teams from all over Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and even Florida traveled to Sylvania for the annual Northview Invitational. 75 middle school and high school teams competed in variety of STEM events ranging from microbiology to forensics to hovercrafts.
Northview Science Olympiad team members donned their sweater vests and competed, but did not accept any medals as is tradition for a host team. Teams from Centerville, and Mason, Ohio took home the first place trophies in the middle school and high school divisions, respectively.

Wildcat News Update

The jazz bands did a holiday concert at Promedica Toledo Hospital.

NEW NHS INDUCTEES

On November 28, eight new members were inducted into Northview's Chapter of National Honor Society. Those members include: Andrea Almeida, Raya Almuaied, Carson Cuneo, Max Fojtik, Tyler Garn, Camryn Pillar, Cooper Sadowski, and Lacey Westphal. Congratulations to these students!

Wildcat News Update
THE	BEAUTY OF GIVING

Glamour Gals is a volunteer organization with chapters all around the country. The group aims to end enderly isolation by providing free manicures, makeovers, and facials.They provide services some ladies would not regularly have access to and gives them something fun to look forward to in the typically lonely environment. Northview's chapter, established by Madison and Morgan Brixey, and Kayla and Emily Thielen, is off to a successful first year.
They have over forty active members, hosted seven makeovers, visit two nursing homes regularly and hosted one polish party for their members. Glamour Gals is a truly rewarding experience for both volunteers and the ladies who receive the makeovers.

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION

Boy’s Cross Country
Head Coach: David Briggs Assistant Coach: Bob Masters
Girl’s Cross Country
Head Coach: Jerry Flowers

Boy’s Golf
Head Coach: Mike Czerniakowski JV Coach: Rich Timm

Girl’s Golf
Head Coach: Andy Fox Assistant Coach: John Eckhart
Boy’s Soccer
Head Coach: Mark Del Verne, Assistant: Adam Gonia JV Coaches: Dan Okoraofo, David Rehklau
Girl’s Soccer
Head Coach: Rick Burgin
Assistant Coaches: Julia Koralewski
Girls’ Tennis
Head Coach: Susie Miller Assistant Coach: Sue Lanigan
Volleyball
Head Coach: Chad Rutkowski JV Coach: Trey Fanfulik
9th Coach: Megan Frame

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION
2017 Northview LadyKat Cross Country

NORTHERN LAKES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

DISTRICT CHAMPIONS REGIONAL CHAMPIONS 19TH IN THE STATE

Row 1 L-R: Angela Dilday, Emily Eppard, Angel Simon, Sarah Adya, Jenna Kill

Row 2 L-R: Anika Sweeney, Lily Sweeney, Grace Donaldson, Erin Chambers, Paige Beattie, Nicole Wygant

Row 3 L-R:	Claire Gray, Meghan Vandenbroek, Erin O’Donnell, Sheridan Scott

Row 4 L-R:		Coach Mel Worley, Emma Steingass, Isabella Lang, Head Coach Jerry Flowers, Abigail Goecke, Emma Meredith

FALL SPORTS REGOGNITION

Northview LadyKat Golf Back to Back

Row 1 L to R: Sarah Carson and Kiki Confer

Row 2 L to R: Kate Woodbury, Lexi Knight, and Megan Miller
Row 3 L to R: Head Coach Andy Fox, Coach John Eckhart, and Nina Kilcorse

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION

NORTHERN LAKES LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
2017
Northview       Wildcat       Golf Front Row L to R: Jacob Geis, Alex Emmenecker, Andy Riggs, and Jack Kunkel

Back Row L to R: Head Coach Mike Czerniakowski, Mark Spieldenner, Adam Czerniakowski, Coach Rich Timm, and Connor McCann

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION
We want to take the opportunity to recognize those senior student/athletes for getting the job done in the classroom.
All-NLL Academic Certificates—Seniors with a current overall gpa of 3.0 and above after 6 completed semesters. (47 of 54) 87% of our Senior/Athletes have at least a 3.0. What’s even more impressive, 31% of our seniors have a 4.0 or higher. Actually, 90% of this year’s seniors have at least a B- Grade average.

Cheer
Jade Lindhurst Karen Pan Amanda Restivo Alaina Zaletta

Boys Cross Country David Mulligan

Girls Cross Country Sarah Adya
Erin Chambers Emily Eppard Jenna Kill Angel Simon

Football
Jarrett Batanian Ben Boyers Cam Corron
Ian Donahue Tyler Garn Luke Hadeed
Dane Hullibarger Brandon Leach Leroy Mason Colin McIntyre Joey Okeke
Alex Sample

Boys Golf
Alex Emmenecker Jack Kunkel
Andy Riggs
Volleyball Paige Beck Aly O’Lenic Rachel Phalen

Girls Golf
Kate Woodbury

Boys Soccer Sam Goecke Marios Kamilaris Osama Khrewesh Andre Kunkel

Girls Tennis Mitali Dalwalla Christine Regan Riley Runnels Kayla Thielen

Girls Soccer Andrea Almeida Hanna Clunk Lucy Creech Elizabeth Due Emily Jamieson Lily Kalanquin Madison Keller Jenna Kill Katelin Meredith Mia Spallino

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION
2017 Fall NLL Honors
3rd Team
Girls Cross Country	Erin O’Donnell & Paige Beattie
Football	Joey Okeke, Trent Simms, Luke Pawlak & Tyler Garn
Boys Golf	Mark Spieldenner
Girls Golf	Kiki Confer
Boys Soccer	Ruben Gonzalez & Ryan Bules
Girls Soccer	Bailee Thompson & Lizzy Due
Girls Tennis	Mitali Dalwalla
Volleyball	McKenna Hall & Aly O’Lenic
2nd Team
Boys Cross Country	Cooper Losey, Collin Maple & Simon Masters Girls Cross Country	Sarah Adya, Lily Sweeney & Erin Chambers
Football	Brandon Leach, Cam Corron, Matt Fortner, Josh McCormick, Alex Sample, and Ian Donahue
Girls Golf	Kate Woodbury
Boys Soccer	Nathan Masters
Girls Soccer	Ella Scanes, Georgia Powell, & Jenna Kill Volleyball	Hannah Frame
1st Team
Girls Cross Country	Jenna Kill & Emma Steingass
Football	Dane Hullibarger, Josh McCormick, Matt Fortner, & Luke Pawlak Boys Golf	Jack Kunkel & Andy Riggs
Girls Golf	Lexi Knight & Nina Kilcorse
Boys Soccer	Marios Kamilaris & Alek West
Girls Soccer	Madison Keller & Lucy Creech
Volleyball	Paige Beck

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION
District Honors

3rd Team/Honorable Mention
Football	Alex Sample, Cam Corron, & Luke Pawlak
Girls Golf	Nina Kilcorse & Kate Woodbury
Boys Golf	Mark Spieldenner, Connor McCann, & Adam Czerniakowski
Girls Golf	Jenna Kill & Ella Scanes 2nd Team
Girls Cross Country	Angela Dilday & Sarah Adya Boys Soccer	Ryan Bules & Nathan Masters
Girls Soccer	Lucy Creech
Volleyball	Paige Beck & Hannah Frame
1st Team
Girls Cross Country	Jenna Kill & Emma Steingass
Football	Dane Hullibarger, Josh McCormick, & Matt Fortner
Boys Golf	Jack Kunkel & Andy Riggs
Girls Golf	Lexi Knight
Boys Soccer	Marios Kamilaris & Alek West
Girls Soccer	Madison Keller

All State Honors
Girls Golf Qualifier:	Lexi Knight
Boys Golf Qualifier:		Jack Kunkel (2nd Team), Andy Riggs, Mark Spieldenner, Connor McCann and Adam Czerniakowski
Volleyball:	Paige Beck (H.M.)
Football:	Dane Hullibarger (1st), Josh McCormick (3rd) and Matt Fortner (3rd)

FALL SPORTS RECOGNITION

Four Year Letter Winners
Girls Cross Country	Erin Chambers Football	Cam Corron
Boys Golf	Jack Kunkel
Girls Soccer	Madison Keller & Bailee Thompson Girls Tennis	Mitali Dalwalla
Volleyball	Paige Beck & Rachel Phalen

W I L D C A T S

The attendance guideline procedures are in compliance with the Ohio Revised Code. Also, review this section in the student handbook, which explains in detail what will be considered an excused absence.
Attendance Procedures:
Please call the attendance office at 824-8710 to report an ab. sence.  We have voicemail so a call can be made to the office 24 hours a day.
A written note must be presented upon the student’s return to school, or the absence will be recorded as a truancy.
If a student needs to miss school for a professional appointment (i.e. legal, medical, dental) they must bring a signed statement back

from the appointment to the attendance office otherwise the absence will not be excused until the note arrives.
The (PCA) form must be filled out in advance of the day(s) absent. A parent must call or come in to request a Personal Convenience Absence form.
If a student comes to school after 7:35 a.m. she/he must report to the attendance office before going to class.

Seniors:

Counselors’ Corner

College application process meeting took place in early September.· The presentation can be found on the guidance website.
Individual seniors interviews will take place during September. Seniors need to stop down and sign up.

SAT and ACT Testing:
Colleges require that you take one or more standardized admissions test. The most common tests are ACT and SAT. Check the literature on your preferred college before taking SAT II, Subject Tests, to determine if it is required. The writing portion should be i included in your test. Students can register online. Students should check with the individual schools to which they are applying to find out which test to take. Seniors planning on attending college next year should be sure to take the ACT or SAT in the fall.
Northview High School code for all test registration and college applications is #364-930

Don’t Forget:
Pick up transcript request forms in guidance
Check final deadlines and get any final college applications in
Official transcripts are sent by counselors. Don’t forget envelopes and stamps, if needed. Check all deadlines on college applications. Many are earlier than December 1st.
Check the scholarship file drawer in the guidance office weekly.
The FAFSA (free Application for Federal Student Aid) application process begins October 1st. Log onto www.fafsa.ed.gov Many college representatives visit Northview . Stop down and sign up.

Juniors:
Check test dates for ACT and SAT I/II
Inform students about spring college night
Begin researching colleges.
Check out college prep pathway.

Sophomores:
Check out www.ohiomeansjobs.com Counselors will be working with students to introduce this resource for career counseling purposes.
Check out the list of clubs and activities on the Sylvania Northview website and be sure to get involved!

Freshmen:
When a student becomes a freshman, everything starts to “count” towards his/her permanent high school resume-grades, activities, attendance, disciplinary record, etc. As parents you can assist your students by continuing to emphasize the importance of doing their best each and every day. Encourage students to record their activities, sports, clubs, etc. on a resume for future use.
Check PowerSchool and Homework Matrix.

- Students are assigned to counselors by last name for all grades. The Guidance phone number is: 419-824-8715
Contact Phone Number 419.824.8570

Crystal Burnworth	A-Fl	ext. #5108	
Melanie Rogers	Fo-L	ext. #5109	
Kate Henk	M-Ro	ext. #5110	
Stacie Wachowiak	Ru-Z	ext. #5111	

If you are unable to print any of these forms on this page, they are all available in the main office at Northview High School.

Wildcat Forms

Join the Northview Parent Organization!
Keep up on the latest information, make your voice heard, and stay involved. Click here to join.

Be involved at Northview! Whether it is helping on Open House, supporting our kids on ACT/SAT prep, or just baking some yummy treats, you can help!
Click here to help.

Have you paid your Senior Fee?
The ice cream social, senior breakfast, senior lunch, and cool yard sign and, of course, pizza! They are all yours if you remember to pay your senior fee.

Bringing a Guest?
Dance form available here:

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Period 1: Mrs. Rauscher (Writing Lab) Period 2: Mrs. McAlees (Math Lab) Period 3: Ms. Diehl
Period 4:	Mrs. Chiapetta Period 5:	Ms. Nelson
Period 6:	Mrs. Mikolajczyk (Math Lab) Period 7:	Mrs. Werner
Period 8: Mrs. Seifert (Writing Lab)

Period 9: Ms. O’Shea/Mr. France (Math Lab)

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*And All Community members*
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Please take our parent/community survey. Your responses are 100% anonymous and the information will enable us to better serve our youth and community in our prevention strategies and programs.
This survey will only take about 10 minutes to complete.

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Grading Schedule
2017-2018

Interims
Enter:
September 13-15 (W-F)
Available:
September 18 (M)

Interims
Enter:
November 15-17 (W-F)
Available:
November 20 (M)

Final Grades
Enter:
October 13, 17, 18 (F, T, W)
Available:
October 20 {F)

Final Grades
Enter:
December 18-January 9 (T)
Available:
January 12 (F)

1st Semester Exams

December ffTI December .-:'II" December 19	20	a.a.II	21

Interims	Final Grades

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February 7-9 (W-F)
Available:
February 12 (M)

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March 9, 12, 13 (F, M, T)
Available:
March 16 (F)

Interims	Final Grades

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April 18-20 (W-F)
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May 23-30 (W-W)
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2nd Semester

April 23 {M)

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2017 - 2018
It's a newschool year and time for a conversation about meals at school!

We are excited about the upcoming school year! We continue to offer food options that are not only healthy, but kid's favorites.

MySchoolBucks - We strongly encourage all parents and guardians to discuss meal options and responsible purchases with their children. Also, please consider using myschoolbucks.com as a tool for you, the parent/guardian, to review your child's purchases and manage their lunch account balance. There is no charge to set up an account and monitor your child's cafeteria purchases.

Breakfast - During the 2017-2018 school year, we will have several options available every day for breakfast. Let us provide your kiddos with a healthy breakfast daily! As a bonus, you get more time in the morning!I Breakfast is offered at 9 of our 12 schools: Hillview, Maplewood, Stranahan, Sylvan, Whiteford, Arbor Hills, McCord, Northview and Southview.

Menus -The 2017-2018 menus will be available at www.sylvaniaschools.o rg after July 30, 2017.. Our menu will be updated again after winter break.

No kid goes hungry - We will never take food from a child in the lunch line. However, lunch and breakfast charges will be the responsibility of the studen t's parent or guardian and will be collected like other student fees.

Meal account balances - Letters are sent home once a month if a student's lunch account balance is over $20.00 in arrears. lif the account is not brought current, the charges will then be app'lied to the    student' s Power School account and must be paid at the Treasurer's Office. ll n  th  is instance, a letter is also mailed to the home address on record.

Meal accounts - In an attempt to make certain no student ,goes without breakfast or lunch, our system has been configured to allow students to charge full meals (no t a la carte items) when they do not have food with them or money on their lunch account.

Charging is for emergencies - Our  new charge system  is required  by the state of Ohio.  It is intended  to be used for the occasional time when a child does not have funds in their lunch account or does not have lunch money with them. The intention of this system is not to create a revolving charge account.

Set limitatio ns -The student's meal account can have specific limitations set to accommodate the parent request(s) regarding food purchases and/or monetary limits. The food service staff is avai.lable to discuss these options at (419) 824-8655 or (419) 824-8511.

Need assistance? The application for free and reduced meals for the 2017-2018 school year should be available at: sylvaniaschools.org/our-school-districtladministration/food-service after July 15, 2017. Paper applications will be available at school offices after July 30, 20 16 .
NOTE: Re-application is required each school year for all students.

We are committed to better nutrition and quality of foods while  staying  within  the required  guidelines. Please help us in our efforts to feed and serve students to make a difference. Thank you for your support in your child's nutrition and education  and your continued support of our cafeteria program!!  We are passionate about feeding and serving students to make a difference.

Sincerely,
Joseph Shamy  - Director, Food Services and Purchasing j shamy@sylvaniaschools.org

2017-2018 Sylvania Schools District Calendar *RevoedM2

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July 2017	I	I     August 2017	I	I    September 2017	I	District Academic Dates
Su    M    Tu w	Th     F	Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th	F     Sa	Aug.10,11 New Teacher Orientation
2	3	4	5	2	Aug.14 In-service Teacher PD (AM) /Teacher Work Day (PM) - No classes K-12
2	3	4	5	6	7	8	6	7	8	12	4	5	6	7	8	9	Aug.15   In-service Teacher PD (AM)/ Teacher Work Day (PM) - No classes K·12

9    10    11    12    13  14   15	13
16    17    18    19    20    21    22	20

19	10     11     12     13     14   15    16	Aug.16 First Day Grades 1-6 & 9 (Kindergarten Conf.)

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26	17    18	20     21    22    23	Aug.17 First Day Grades 7-8 &10-12 (Kindergarten Cont.)

23    24    25    26    27   28    29	27    28    29   30    31	24    25    26    27    28    29    30	Aug.18,21,22 Kindergarten Preview Days
30       31	Sept.4 Labor Day - No classes K· 12
Oct.12 End of 1st Quarter K·5
October 2017	I	I   November 2017	I	I   December 2017	Oct.13 End of 1st Quarter 6-12/ K-5 Records Day · No classes K-5
Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F	Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Oct.16 -In service Teacher PD/ OAPSE Day - Ho classes K·12
2	3	4	5	6	7	2	3	4	2	Oct 26 PIT Conferences K-5· Noclasses K-5
8	9     10   11	14	5	6	7	9    10    11	4  11	6	7     8	9	Oct. 27 PIT Conferences K-5/6·8· No classes K-5/6·8
15    16    17    18    19  20   21	12    13    14    15    16  17   18	10    11    12    13    14  15   16	Nov. 22,23,24 Thanksgiving Break -Ho classseK·12
22   23   24   25   26   27   28	19   20   21   22   23   24   25	17   18 I 19 J       20 J      21 J     22 J      23	Oec.19,20,21   1st Semester Exams
29   30    31	26    27     28    29    30	24    25     26     27     28   29    30	Oec.21 End of 2nd Quarter/last Day of Classes 6-12
31	Dec. 22   End of 2nd Quarter/last Day of Classes K-516-12 Records Day· No classes 6·12
Dec. 2 Jan 5  WinterBreak · No classes K·12
January 2018	I	I    February 2018	I	I     March 2018	Jan.a     Classes Resume
Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th     F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th   F    Sa	Jan.15 MLK Day- No classes K·12
2	3	4	5	6	2	3	1     2	3	Feb.2 PIT Conferences6-i /No classes 6-8
7	8	9     10     11   12   13	4	5	6	7	8	9    10	4     5	6  11	8  0	10	Feb.16 In service Teacher PD - No classes- K 12
14     15     16     17     18  19    20	11     12     13     14     15   16    17	11     12     13     14     15   16    17	Feb.19 President's Day·No classes K·12
21    22    23    24    25   26    27	18    19    20    21     22   23    24	18    19    20    21     22   23    24	Mar.9 End of 3rd Quarter
28    29    30    31	25    26    27    28	25    26     27     28     29   30    31	Mar. 26Ap r. 2 Spring Break -Noclasses K-12
Apr.3 Classes Resume May24,25,29   2nd Semester Exams
April 2018	I	I   May 2018	I	I   June 2018	May28   Memorial Day-No classes K·12
Su     M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F     Sa	Su    M    Tu w	Th    F    Sa	May29 End of 4th Quarter/last Day for Students
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	2	3	4	5	2	May30 Teacher Work Day · No classesK·12
8	9    10    11    12   13   14	6	7	8	9     10  11   12	3    4	5    6	7	8	9	June3 Commencement
15    16    17    18    19    20    21	13    14 11	16    17   18   19	10    11    12    13    14  15   16	LATE STARTS 9/19*;12/5; 3/7; 5/15
22    23    24    25    26    27    28	20    21  22	23	26	17    18    19     20     21   22    23	'Revised(9/21changedlo!/19)
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Dates to remember…..
1/8/18- Classes Resume Athletic Boosters-6:30pm Choir Boosters-7:00pm
1/9-After Prom & Committee Mt. Senior Parents- Cafe- 6:30pm
1/10-Parent Club Mt. 12:00 1/11-Drama Club Mt. 2:30pm

Northview Office Staff
Principal	Steve Swaggerty
Assistant Principal for Curriculum	Gracy Lloyd Assistant Principal for Discipline	Libby McIlwain Dean of Students	Jon Monheim
Athletic Director	Chris Irwin
Assistant Athletic Director	Dennis Shoemaker Guidance Counselors:
Student Last Names A-Fl	Crystal Burnworth
Fo-L	Melanie Rogers
M-Ro	Kate Henk

1/12-13- Speech & Debate Tournament- Whole Building Use

Principal’s Secretary Main Office Secretary Records Secretary

Ru-Z	Stacie Wachowiak Leslie Wakeland Gina Ragland
Bonnie Kobee

INFORMATION

NV WILDCAT

1/15-MLK Day-NO SCHOOL
1/16-Band & Orchestra Mt-7:00pm
1/17-Parent Club Meeting-Topic: Distracted Driving- Media Center-7:00pm
1/18-Leadership Lunch-Chrys Peterson-Guest Speaker
1/20-Cat’s Meow-7:00pm 1/26-Winter One
Acts-PAC-7:30pm
1/27- Band, Choir & Orchestra Solo Ensemble Practice- 8:00am-3:00pm
Winter One Acts-PAC-7:30pm
1/30-College Credit Plus Parent Mt.-PAC-7:00pm

Guidance Secretary	Ann Kuebler
Attendance Secretary	Cathy Bohland
Asst. Attendance Secretary	Melissa Smith

Important Phone Numbers
Main Office	419-824-8570
Principal’s Office	419-824-8700
Attendance	419-824-8710
Records	419-824-8712
Guidance Office	419-824-8715
Curriculum	419-824-8711
Athletics	419-824-8713
Music	419-824-8716
Pool	419-824-8717
Bus Garage	419-824-8605