Tri-Valley Local School District

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Tri-Valley Local

School District

2007-2008

Artists:

Jefferson Elem.

& Tri-Valley High

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Tri-Valley Administrative Team

Administrative Offi ce ...36 E. Muskingum Avenue, Dresden, Ohio 43821

Mr. Doug Spade ...Superintendent ... 754-1572

Mr. Max Maley ...Treasurer ... 754-1321

Mr. Craig Strohacker ...Director of Operations ... 754-1442

Mr. James Campbell ...Director of Special Education ...754-1442

Mrs. Jean Lahna ...Director of Curriculum ...754-1442

Mr. Mark Goodall...Director of Technology...754-1442

Adamsville Elementary School ...7950 East Street, Adamsville, Ohio 43802 ... 796-2153

Mrs. Heather Welch, Principal

Frazeysburg Elementary School ...68 N. State Street, Frazeysburg, Ohio 43822 ...828-2781

Ms. Rebecca Norris, Principal

Frazeysburg Intermediate School...58 N. State Street, Frazeysburg, Ohio 43822 ...828-3371

Mrs. Jennifer Penczarski, Principal

Nashport Elementary School ...6260 Newark Road, Nashport, Ohio 43830 ...452-3977

Mrs. Fritzi Gibson, Principal

Jefferson Elementary School ...35 E. Muskingum Avenue, Dresden, Ohio 43821...754-4001

Mrs. Linda Huston, Principal

Tri-Valley Middle School ...1360 Main Street, Dresden, Ohio 43821 ...754-3531

Mrs. Peg Wilcox, Principal

Mr. Ed Wolfel, Assistant Principal

Tri-Valley High School ...46 E. Muskingum Avenue, Dresden, Ohio 43821...754-2921

Mr. James Pottmeyer, Principal

Mr. David Engle, Assistant Principal

Mr. Chad Shawger, Assistant Principal

Mr. Kim Waaland, Athletic Director

Board of Education:

Terry Hutchison, President ...2550 Carol Lane, Dresden, OH 43821 ...754-6105

Cindy Cameron, Vice President ...3939 Adamsville Road, Zanesville, OH 43701 ...455-2545

Carl Harlan ...Box 58, Frazeysburg, OH 43822 ...828-3598

P.J. Longstreth ...12185 Bottom Road, Dresden, OH 43822 ...754-1251

Eva Sieber... 5240 Milford Drive, Zanesville, OH 43701 ...453-7852

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Adamsville Elementary

This has been another exciting year for Adamsville. Students have been able

to watch their new building go up as they peered through the chain link fence. A

tour of the partially fi nished facility was arranged for our sixth graders since they

will not have the privilege of being students in the new building. All staff and

many parent volunteers and PTO personnel were also able to tour the building.

Adamsville continued with its unique program, Power of SMART. Teachers

uti-lized real time information that served as a basis for adjusting instruction and

ac-tivities for meeting whole class and individual student needs. Students continued

with their “new and improved” data notebooks. Initial data indicate that the

ef-fort put ef-forth by students and teachers has paid off. Analysis would indicate that

we met 8 out of our 11 goals for reading, math, writing, science and social

stud-ies. Students experienced an average increase of 9.3% in the passage rate on Ohio

Achievement Tests when comparing this year’s performance to their own

perfor-mance last year in math and reading. Teachers were diligent in addressing content

standards and students responded. Our Pre-K through Grade 2 teachers are

uti-lizing diagnostic measures to address the skills that these students need to master.

Study Island was expanded to include other grade levels. We

contin-ue to use Success Maker and other resources to best meet student needs.

Adamsville Elementary was awarded the Literacy Improvement Grant

which helped fund many of our efforts to improve adolescent readers.

With many wonderful memories, three of our teachers, Mrs. George, Mrs. Lapp and

Mrs. Reed have retired. Thanks to all of them for their contributions to education

over the years. Happy Retirement!!

Adamsville volunteers add an unbelievable boost to our programs. On any

giv-en day, retirees, pargiv-ents, high school studgiv-ents, and middle school studgiv-ents can be

seen in the hallway helping students on a one-on-one basis. We could not begin to

accomplish what we have without this valuable support.

The Adamsville PTO continues to support our students and school in many

ways. Without their support we would not enjoy such things as COSI on

Wheels, Secret Santa, Spring Festival, Market Day, Field Day, supplies for

class-rooms, breakfast on testing days and much, much more. Thank you PTO!!

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Board of Education 7:30 PM

First Day of School

1st Grading Period Begins

TVEA - Adamsville Elem. TVEF - Frazeysburg Elem. TVEJ - Jefferson Elem. TVEI - Frazeysburg Int. TVEN - Nashport Elem. TVMS - Middle School TVHS - High School

LPDC 4:00 PM @Admin. Ctr.

TVEF Open House KG 7-8 PM TVEA Open House 6:30-8:00 PM

TVEA Market Day 6PM TVEF Open House Gr. 1-4

6-7 PM TVEJ Orientation Night Gr. 1-5:30, Gr. 2-6:00 Gr. 3-6:30, Gr. 4-7:00 TVEN Open House 5-6:30 PM TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 5:30 PM

TVEJ KG Testing 10AM-5PM TVEJ KG Orientation 5:30 PM TVEN KG Testing

TVEN KG Testing

TVEJ KG Testing 8:30-3:30 AM

TVEJ PTO Pool Party - Dresden Pool 6-8 PM

TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 PM

TVEN KG Orientation 6:30-8 PM TVMS Open House 6-8 PM TVHS Freshmen & New Student Orientation; Pictures Time: TBA TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM

TVHS Band Performance @ Musk. Co. Fair 6 PM

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Frazeysburg Elementary

Frazeysburg Elementary School said a tearful goodbye and Happy Retirement to one of the community’s best loved teachers, Mrs. Barb

Freshwater. Mrs. Freshwater completed 33 years of teaching with Tri-Valley, and we wish her the best. Thank you for a job well done, Mrs. Freshwater!

This was a great year at Frazeysburg Elementary. We worked hard, played hard, and watched our new school being built! It has been

excit-ing to see the changes from movexcit-ing the dirt around, to makexcit-ing the pad, to seeexcit-ing the bricks go on the exterior. Our yearbook title this year

was “Under Construction” and next year’s title will be, “The Move” as the completion and move to the new building will be the major event.

Our academic goals this year were to successfully implement the new math program and to meet AYP on the Ohio Achievement Tests, while maintaining

the Excellent Status of our building. Three groups were started to support students’ academic needs. Homework Club met after school on Tuesdays and

Thursdays, and Lunch Bunch met to provide assistance with completing assignments and homework. Teachers volunteered their time to help students in

Lunch Bunch and at Home-

work Club. The District offered intervention

in STARS (Students Taking

Achievement Tests Seriously), which also

met after school in the Spring.

We had lots of fun eating

Green Eggs and Ham on Dr. Suess’ 50

th

birthday of Cat in The Hat.

Ms. Salahub and Mrs. Freshwater acted out

the book and made us all

laugh! Special guest readers read Cat in

The Hat to the classes and

everyone enjoyed Cat in The Hat

cup-cakes baked by Mrs. Stotts.

O v e r 1 0 0 s t u -

d e n t s p a r t i c i p a t e d i n C a m p R e a d -

A - Lot. Campers partici-

pated in many different activities

includ-ing paintinclud-ing a t-shirt, mak-

ing a necklace, playing bingo, learning

about the planets, and lis-

tening to Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Freshwater

read a book to them out-

side in a tent! Everyone had a great time.

We want to thank our PTO

for all of the time and effort they give

to our school. The Fall

Festival and the candle sale were both

very successful, and the

money raised was used to pay for activities

and assemblies through-

out the year. The Sky Dome, a mobile

planetarium, was spon-

sored by our PTO. Students crawled

through a tunnel to get inside the 30 foot high dome and got to learn about the planets and constellations. What a fantastic way to learn!

Thanks also to our Parent Volunteers. Your help is priceless to the teachers in the classrooms, on fi eld trips, at the bookfairs, and on fi eld day. This year

we were fortunate to also have 20 Senior Reading Volunteers, who did an amazing job. The children looked forward to reading with their reading buddies.

It really does take a community to raise a child. The PTO, all of the Volunteers, the teaching staff, the offi ce staff, the cooks, the custodians, the bus drivers, and

the families of the students all make up our school community’s team. By working together, we can offer so much more to each child at Frazeysburg Elementary.

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Labor Day

No School

September 2007

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TVEI Basketball Jones Assembly 2 PM & 6 PM

TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVEF Louie-Louie Assembly TVEA Fundraiser Kick Off TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM

TVEF Grandparent’s Day TVMS Jr. High Night @ Football

TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVEJ Picture Day

TVEJ Brochure Sale Kick Off TVEN PTO Orientation Standards Night 6:30-8 PM

TVEN Fall Festival 1-9:00 PM TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM

OMEA Competition @ Pickerington North

Licking Valley & Cambridge OMEA Competitions TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

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Frazeysburg Intermediate

It has been a PAWS-itively fun year at Frazeysburg Intermediate.

Students have been extremely busy with monthly Student of the Month

Luncheons to the Dairy Queen with the Principal, numerous hat and

spirit days, fundraisers, band and musical performances, award

ceremo-nies, and don’t forget all of the after school clubs we have:

scrapbook-ing, crochet, garden, yearbook, study buddies, test takers and drama.

Student council members were involved in the Power of One, where

they were trained to be a positive leader and demonstrate the power

that one individual can hold. All 176 fi fth graders participated in the

D.A.R.E. Program, pledging to stay Drug Free. Members of the 6

th

_grade

P.A.C.E. visited Johnstown, Pennsylvania for a memorable fi eld trip.

The highlight for our 5

th

_{graders was an adventure at Camp Ohio.}

While it was a bit chilly in October, the students didn’t mind. This

outdoor learning experience includes such activities as tree identifi cation, night hikes to identify the stars, a team challenge course

to build teamwork skills, outdoor cooking, pioneering, crafts, a zipline and educating them about The Underground Railroad.

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t h

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Arlington Cemetery and the Capital Building were just a few of the stops. The students had a wonderful time.

T h a n k s t o e v e r y o n e w h o h e l p t o m a k e t h e s e e x p e r i e n c e s p o s s i b l e .

Students welcomed performances by The

Daz-zling Mills Family, The Greater Jazz Band,

Andy Fraenkel Storyteller, Big, Bigger,

Big-gest Assembly and Basketball “Jim” Jones.

Honor Roll, Super Scotty Scholars and Perfect

Attendance students were rewarded with a trip

to Kids America. Congratulations to all our

students for putting forth their best effort.

The students and staff at Frazeysburg

In-termediate enjoyed a great year and

look forward to our last year together.

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October 2007

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Columbus Day

Interims Distributed

2nd Grading Period Begins

1st Grading Period Ends

Achievement Test: Grade 3: Reading

TVHS - OGT Gr. 11,12

TVEN Scout Night 7 PM TVEI Fall Pictures

TVEI Camp Ohio - Group 2 TVEN Fall Pictures

TVHS - OGT Gr. 11,12 TVHS - OGT Gr. 11,12

TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVHS - OGT Gr. 11,12 TVHS - OGT Gr. 11,12

TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVMS Art Fundraiser Begins TVEI Camp Ohio - Group 1

TVEJ PTO Meeting 7 PM

TVEF Fall Pictures TVMS Parent Booster Fundraiser Ends TVEN PTO Board Mtg. 6:30 PM

TVEA Fall Pictures TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

TVEA Fundraiser Ends

TVEA Book Fair

TVEJ Brochure Sales Home TVEA Book Fair TVEA Book Fair Halloween

TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM

TVEN Brochure Sale Kick Off Assembly TVMS Dance 7-9 PM Gr. 7/8 Only TVMS Parent Booster Fundraiser Begins TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM

Buckeye Invitational OMEA Competition & Possible Zanesville Competition

Tri-Valley Classics

OMEA State Competition TVEF Fall Festival 5-8 PM

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Jefferson Elementary

Jefferson students, staff and families brought ‘new life’ to an old building this

year. The move to our temporary home was better than we could have imagined.

The big library and gymnasium were welcome additions. The students’ smiling

faces and work on the walls changed the look of a building that had been asleep

for a few years. We added our new activities to a building fi lled with tradition.

S t u d e n t a c h i e v e m e n t r o s e a n d w e m a i n t a i n e d o u r s t a t e s t a

-t u s o f ‘ E ff e c -t i v e ’ . We c o n -t i n u e d -t o w o r k o n o u r r e a d i n g g o a l s ,

as well as implement a new and very hands-on Everyday Math program.

Jefferson Elementary traditions continued with spirit days, special

holi-day parties, and the annual Grandparents’ Day. The festival, even though

in a high school building, was the best ever!!! It was a beautiful

day with great attendance. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive.

Thanks to our PTO, we were able to bring many educational opportunities to our

students through assemblies. The Columbus Children’s Theatre performance

brought professional acting to the Jefferson stage. Our students laughed out loud

at the antics of the actors. They took our students into the world of theatre.

Musk-ingum College’s Symphony and Jazz Orchestras mesmerized our students with

their awesome music. Our students were so enthralled that they didn’t even move!!

We also had a professional storyteller that brought tall tales and Ohio culture

alive. We wrapped up the year learning about Ohio’s endangered birds from the

Ohio Endangered Bird Society. Students got a close up look at hawks and owls.

The biggest event of the year was author and illustrator Daniel Kirk. He was able

to bring the writing process alive for our students. He shared how one simple

idea changed many times to become a story, complete with many written drafts.

Safety continued as a priority. We appreciated the cooperation of all our

par-ents as we went to one entrance into the building. The new drop-off and

pick-up procedures required the patience and extra effort on the part of our families.

Our building won the Gold Award for Buckeye Best. This award

recog-nizes health and nutrition awareness/programs offered in the building.

The support of our PTO and volunteers is greatly valued and appreciated.

The PTO not only supports our efforts financially, but also with their time

and dedication to our students and staff. Our success would never be

pos-sible without the untiring volunteers who contributed over 6000 hours of service.

At the end of next year, Jefferson will be moving into a brand new

ele-mentary complete with technology and space for everyone!! What

an exciting adventure that will be for the youth of our community!!

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Parent/Teacher Conferences No School

November 2007

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Thanksgiving Day

No School

Thanksgiving Break

No School

Thanksgiving Break

No School

Board of Education 7:30 PM TVEI P/T Conf. 4:15-7:15 PM TVEA P/T Conf. 4:15-7:15 PM TVEJ P/T Conf. 4:15-7:15 PM TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM TVEF Gr.1-2 Music Prgm 7PM TVEN PTO Board Mtg. 6:30 PM

Grade Cards Distributed

Veterans Day

TVHS P/TConf. 4:00 - 7:00 PM TVMS P/TConf. 3:30 - 6:30 PM TVEA Refl ection of Time 6PM TVMS Book Fair

TVEN P/T Conf. 4:15-7:15 PM TVEF P/T Conf. 4:15-7:15 PM

TVEI Mike Hemmelgarn Assembly 2 PM & 6PM TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM TVEA Book Fair

TVEA Market Day 6PM TVHS Symphonic Choir Perf. 6-7 PM Downtown Z’ville

TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 TVEN PTO Broch. Sale Ends TVEA Book Fair

OMEA State Competition

TVEF Safety Asmbl. K-4 2:30 PM TVEJ Brochure Sale Money Due TVMS Book Fair

TVEF Awards’ Assembly TVMS Book Fair TVMS Art Fundraiser Ends

TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVEN Brochure Sale Money Due TVEJ PTO/Gr. 4 Musical 7 PM TVEN Harvest Parties 2:30 PM

TVEN PTO Parent Mtg 7 PM TVEN Brochure Sale Delivery

TVMS Book Fair TVMS Book Fair

TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM

TVMS Book Fair Ends

TVMS Honors Choir @ Warren Local HS

TVHS District IX Honors Choir @ Warren Local HS Tri-Valley Band Bazaar 9-3 PM Daylight Savings Time End OMEA State Competition TVHS Honors Choir Rehearsal Caldwell HS

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Nashport Elementary

Nashport Elementary School continues to focus on academic achievement and

commu-nity involvement, two key components for school success. Building goals established at

the beginning of the year included increased community involvement and academic growth

and achievement for all children. Teachers and staff worked diligently and monitored

progress so all goals were met. Evidence of this success is based on Nashport

Elemen-tary receiving an Excellent rating on the Ohio Department of Education’s State Report Card.

Our building also developed a new school-wide system for behavior to ensure all are recognized

for making positive and responsible choices as well as teaching and modeling expected behaviors.

Students and staff were recognized for positive actions (PAWS) and school expectations, a school

pledge and a Nashport Elementary song were created. What a great way to make learning and

school goals a common focus. We appreciate our parent support with this new initiative and look forward to another year of recognized accomplishments.

Fourth grade students participated in the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) as students completed tests in math and

read-ing. Their scores will be included with other participating schools and will be represented in the Nation’s Report Card which monitors

stu-dent performance throughout our country. We are proud of our teachers and stustu-dents as they accomplished this important assessment.

The Nashport Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) made several assemblies and activities possible this school year such as COSI on Wheels, a

Holi-day House, Right to Read Storybook Character Parade, Summer Activity Fair and P.T.Reptile. Students learned about agriculture, reptiles and

am-phibians, had fun meeting book characters and shopped for family and friends during the holidays. Without the support and dedication of our

PTO as well as our volunteers these assemblies and learning adventures would not have been possible. We thank them for these opportunities.

A brand new morning Latch Key program was started this school year for families and was housed at Nashport Elementary. Students were enlightened both

aca-demically and socially during these sessions. The Tri-Valley Board of Education has agreed to continue

the support for this program again next year. Another new initiative started at the building was the Market

Day food distribution program sponsored through the Nashport PTO. Order profi ts received monthly

support Nashport students, teachers and staff. We look forward to this program continuing as well.

Next year Nashport Elementary will be moving to a new state of the art structure. What an exciting time

for students, staff and parents. We will have a new look on the outside, but will continue our internal focus

of student achievement, a positive learning environment and community involvement. As we make the

transition from K-4 to new K-6 buildings we will continue to make academic success and love of learning

for all children top priority. We look forward with anticipation and excitement to this new adventure!

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Sunday

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Winter Break

No School

Winter Break

No School

December 2007

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Last Day of School for 2007

TVEA Winter Parties 2:45 PM

TVEF Winter Parties 2:30 PM TVEN Winter Parties 2:30 PM

Winter Break

No School

_{Winter Break}

No School

Winter Break

No School

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Interims Distributed Christmas Day

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TVEI 5/6 Band Concert 7 PM TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM TVHS Symphonic Choir Holiday Tour

TVEI Gr. 6 Musical 7PM

TVEN Holiday House TVHS NYC Band Booster Fundraiser

TVEN Holiday House

TVEN Parent Mtg. 6:30 PM TVEN Holiday House

Holiday Band Concert Gr. 7-12 7 PM @ TVHS Cafetorium TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

TVMS Choral Concert 7 PM @ TVHS

TVHS Band Performance @ Dresden Holiday Parade TVHS County Choir Festival @ Secrest Auditorium

TVHS Symphonic Choir Perf. Noon @ Dresden Fire Station

TVHS Choir Holiday Concert 2 PM Cafetorium

TVEN PTO Board Mtg. 6:30 PM

Winter Break

No School

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Tri-Valley Middle School

Once again the school year seemed to soar by even faster than previous years. Our year was focused on using avail-able data to enhance student OAT success, improving writing skills across the curriculum, participating in community service projects, competing in many extra curricular activities, and learning to support each other in diffi cult situations. In early September, the teaching staff analyzed our achievement test data to identify strengths and weaknesses by individual students and subgroups of students. This information was used to develop student intervention for Prime Time, plan classroom instruction, and implementation of Study Island, a computer program designed to support mastery of grade level indicators. The students were presented with four test practice sessions where they earned prize tickets for meeting the building effort rubric. The drawings for the prizes (TV, MP3 Player, Lava Lamp, TV hats, TV shirts, Domino food items, and large candy bars) were held the last day of school. Improving writing was a building goal for the 2006 – 2007 year. Writing rubrics were developed to access overall writing as well as two point and four point questions on tests. We anticipate positive test results due to our concentrated focus by all. The Parent Support group conducted several fundraisers to purchase agendas for the students, sponsored dances, and provided support to each teacher’s classroom. The parent volunteers worked countless hours supporting our classrooms, the offi ce, and many other activities throughout the year. We truly appreciate the work of our parents. The middle school students were involved in many extra curriculum activities that were very successful. The sports program won MVL titles in 7th_{grade girls volleyball and girls track. The girls track team also won the Tri-Valley Invitational and County Track meet. The boys track team was}

runner up at the Tri Valley Invitational. The boys Soccer team won the Kids America Tournament while the girl’s soccer team and the 8th_{grade boys team were runner ups. The}

band and choir participated in OMEA District IX Solo and Ensemble event and the choir also attended the large group event. Their ratings ranged from good to excellent and su-perior. Our Middle School marchers contributed to the high school band program and won a superior rating at the State Competition. The Math Counts A team placed 2nd_and

advanced to the state competition. Three of our mathletes competed in the Countdown Round. In the unregistered category the D team placed 3rd_{and one student placed 3}rd_in

this category. The student body collected over 1,000 can food items for the Salvation Army. The National Junior Honor Society sponsored the 3rd_{annual staff/student}

basket-ball game. The students defeated the staff and raised over $1,000.00 that was given to the Tri Valley Endowment Fund in memory of 8th_{grader Jordan Roman. The students}

held other fund raisers to support Jordan’s family through this diffi cult loss. Membership to the NJHS was extended to 23 eighth graders and 87 seventh graders who met lead-ership, scholarship, service, character, and citizenship criteria. The year concluded with fi eld day and the annual talent show sponsored by the Physical Education department.

The end of the year also brought about the retirement of Mr. Jeff Keller. Mr. Keller has taught and coached for 35 years. He most recently taught Language Arts at the Middle School and coached Cross County at the High School. His loyalty and dedication to the Tri Valley students will be missed. Mr. Casey Coffey, assistant principal, accepted the principal position at Sheridan Middle School in the Northern Local School District. His knowledge and abilities as an adminis-trator provided valuable contributions to our successful year.

Plans for the 2007 – 2008 year will include: • further enhancement of teaching and learning • building upon our OAT results to meet excellent rating

• defi ne intervention to meet student needs

• develop a positive learning experience

academically and socially for our students

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Sunday

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Winter Break

No School

Winter Break

No School

January 2008

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School Opens

for 2008

Martin Luther King Day

No School

Board of Education 7:30 PM 2nd Grading Period Ends

Grade Cards Distributed 3rd Grading Period Begins

New Year’s Day

TVHS Art Show 5 PM-8PM TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

TVEI Broadbent Boomerang Assembly 2PM TVEN COSI on Wheels TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVEF Principal’s Lunch

TVEF Awards’ Assembly TVMS Dance 7-9 PM Gr. 7/8 Only

TVEJ PTO /Gr. 2 Musical 7 PM

TVMS Parent Boosters 6PM

OMEA HS Solo & Ensemble, Band and Choir @ John Glenn HS TVEN PTO Board Mtg. 6:30 PM

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Tri-Valley High School

The High School was an extrememly active place with renovation construction, especially in the locker rooms and the new gym

area. It’s exciting to see the walls going up and brick being positioned. The administrative offi ces and new gyms are

sched-uled for completion in mid-December. In spite of all this activity, educational activities and numerous events were held.

The Board of Education approved over 240 seniors for graduation, and 208 students participated in the commencement exercises held on

May 20, 2007 in the Jack Anderson Stadium. The senior speakers were Caleb Priest, Megan Grigsby, Barbie Miller and Kimberly

Wol-ford. Special mention was given to Brandon Merriam, a classmate who passed away and would have graduated with the class of 2007.

Don McAllister was chosen as the Franklin B. Walter Award winner of Muskingum County. This is the sixth year in a row that a Tri-Valley

student has won this scholarship. Morgan Graham was also chosen as a top student and nominated Middle School science teacher, Mrs.

Colleen McCann, as a teacher making the biggest impact on her career. All three were honored at a presentation held at the Muskingum

Valley Educational Center. Alisha Myers was nominated by high school english Teacher, Mrs. Kay Graham, for the Rotary Phoenix Award.

The Acadmic Banquet had approximately 500 guests. The theme this year was “Education --Your Key to Success”. Certifi cates and Honor

Letters were presented for outstanding academic accomplishments. Guest speakers were Tami Longaberger, CEO of Longaberger, and

Dr. Eric Newsome. Both speakers are former alumni and spoke of their educational paths to succesful careers. The Hall of Distinction

Award was presented to two recipeints. Bradley Harper, a soldier killed in the line of duty was inducted with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Harper accepting the honor. Additionally, Mr. Jeff Garver, Dresden Chief of Police and a member of the Dresden Fire Department

was inducted. His award was presented by Mr. Doug Spade, Superintendent, and Mrs. Eva Sieber, President of the Board of Education.

Tri-Valley’s athletic teams were very successful this year. Tri-Valley won the All-Sports Trophy in the MVL and the

fol-lowing teams earned League Championships: Boys Soccer, Boys Basketball, Boys Cross Country, Boys Track and

Volleyball. These teams competed well in the tournament seasons: Girls Soccer and Boys Basketball were both

District Champs and competed at the Regional Semi-Finals, Boys Soccer was District Champs and competed in the

Re-gional Finals, and the Football team made their fi rst ever appearance in the Football Playoffs held at Dover High School.

The Nova Net program was utilized for credit recovery and for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT) preparation. An intervention program

during and after-school was implemented this year as well as Study Island, an

internet based program aligned with Ohio Academic Content standards,to provide

students additional practice skills for improving performance on the OGT. Both of

the intervention programs will continue to be offered this coming school year.

Pro-gressBook is also being utilized by parents and students to access academic

prog-ress on-line. Many resource sites are available on-line to help parents and students

to become familar with student expecations at the 9th-12th grade levels. These

sites addresses can be found on the Tri-Valley District High School Home Page.

We look forward to an exciting new school year with many changes and

chal-lenges.

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Sunday

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No School

February 2008

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Presidents Day

No School

Board of Education 7:30 PM Interims Distributed Valentine’s Day LPDC 4:00 PM @Admin. Ctr.

TVHS Foreign Language Fair TVEA Valentine Parties 2:45 PM TVEF Valentine Parties 2:30PM TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVEJ Valentine Parties TVEN Valentie Parties 2:30 PM TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVEA Open House Dedication 6 PM

TVEF The Earth Dome TVEN Parent Mtg. 6:30 PM

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Sunday

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Board of Education 7:30 PM TVHS - OGT Gr. 10,11,12

TVEA Spring Pictures TVEI Spring Pictures TVEF KG Music Prgm 7 PM

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Grade Cards Distributed 4th Grading Period Begins

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TVHS - OGT Gr. 10,11,12 TVHS - OGT Gr. 10,11,12

TVHS - OGT Gr. 10,11,12 TVHS - OGT Gr. 10,11,12TVEF Spring Pictures

TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 PM OMEA Lg. Grp. Contest @ Z’ville TVHS P/TConf. 4:00 - 6:30 PM

TVMS P/TConf. 3:30 - 6:00 PM TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

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TVEA Market Day 6PM TVEJ Spring Pictures

TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVEJ PTO Meeting 7 PM

TVEN Parent Mtg. TBA

TVHS Big Band Dance 7 PM TVMS Thursday Music Club

Recital 3 PM @ OUZ

OMEA Large Group Contest @ Zanesville

Thursday Music Club Summer Scholarship Competition 9 AM @ OUZ

TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

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Achievement Test: Gr. 5 & 8 Reading Interims Distributed TVEI P/T Conf. 4:15-6:45 PM TVEN Spring Pictures TVEF KG Registration 9:30am-1:00pm & 5:30pm-8:30pm TVEI COSI on Wheels TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM TVEA P/T Conf. 4:15-6:45 PM TVEF P/T Conf. 4:25-6:45 PM TVEJ P/T Conf. 4:15-6:45 PM TVEN P/T Conf. 4:25-6:45 PM LPDC 4:00 PM @Admin. Ctr. Achievement Test: Gr. 3, 4, 7 Reading Gr. 5 & 8 Math

Achievement Test: Gr. 3,4,7 Math Gr. 6 Reading Gr. 5, 8 Science TVEA KG Registration 9:30am-1:00pm & 5:30pm-8:30pm TVEN KG Registration 9:30am-1:00pm & 5:30pm-8:30pm TVEJ KG Registration 9:30am-1:00pm & 5:30pm-8:30pm TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVEA Spring Festival TVEF Awards’ Assembly

TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM TVEF Gr. 3-4 Music Prgm 7PM TVMS 8th Gr. Choir To Sr. Center

TVEF Principal’s Lunch TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 PM TVEA COSI on Wheels

TVEJ PTO/Gr. 1 Musical 7 PM TVEN PTO Family Fitness & Activity Fair

TVEJ Spring Festival 3-8 PM TVHS Prom (Tentative) District IX Solo & Ensemble, Band &Choir @ West M. HS

TVMS Spring Band Concert & Jazz Band Concert 7 PM @ TVMS

TVHS Academic Banquet 6:30 PM

TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

Earth Day Admin. Professional Day

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Memorial Day

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TVHS Spring Choir Concert @ 7 PM Cafetorium

District Employee Recognition Banquet 6:15 PM TVEA Market Day 6PM

Interims Distributed

4th Grading Period Ends

Mother’s Day TVHS Graduation (Tentative) Achievement Test: Gr. 4, 7 Writing Gr. 6 Math Gr. 5, 8 Social Studies LPDC 4:00 PM @Admin. Ctr. TVHS Art Show 5-8 PM TVEI Gr. 6 Wash, DC Trip TVHS Track Banquet 6 PM TVMS 6th Grade Tour

TVEI Gr. 6 Returns Wash, DC TVEA Field Day

TVEF Field Day

TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 PM TVMS Dance 7-9 PM Gr. 8 Only TVHS Senior Award Asbly. 8 AM

TVEA PTO Offi cer Mtg. 6:30 PM TVEF PTO Meeting 6:30 PM TVMS Spring Choral Concert 7 PM @ TVHS

TVEA Awards Day/Talent Show

TVEJ PTO Meeting 7 PM TVEA Gr. 6 to Wash, DC TripTVEF Principal’s Lunch TVMS Showcase 6-8 PM TVMS Gr. 8 Promotion 6:30 PM

TVEA Gr. 6 Returns Wash., DC TVEF Awards’ Assembly TVMS Talent Show

TVEF Camp Read-A-Lot TVMS National Jr. Honor Society Induction 1 PM TVMS OMEA Junior High Contest @ Maysville HS

TVMS Dance 7-9 PM Gr.7/8 Only OMEA State Choir @ Massillon Jackson HS

District IX Large Group Choral @ Maysville HS

TVHS Integrated Arts Concert

7 PM Cafetorium

TVMS Band Performance @ Frazeysburg Memorial Day Parade

Band Performance 9 AM @ Dresden Memorial Day Parade

TVHS Senior Trip

TVHS Prom (Tentative)

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Board of Education 7:30 PM Father’s Day

TVEA Market Day 6PM

TVEN Market Day PU 4-5:30 PM TVMS Parent Boosters 6 PM

TVEN PTO Board Meeting TBA TVEA PTO Board Mtg. 2 PM

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Reserve Football S 8/25 River View A 10:00 S 9/1 John Glenn H 10:00 S 9/8 Maysville H 10:00 S 9/15 West M A 10:00 S 9/22 Philo A 10:00 S 9/29 Morgan H 10:00 S 10/6 Sheridan H 10:00 S 10/13 Crooksville A 10:00 S 10/20 New Lex A 10:00 Freshman Football Th 8/23 River View A 5:00 S 9/1 John Glenn H 12:00 M 9/10 Maysville H 5:00 M 9/17 West M A 5:00 M 9/24 Philo A 5:00 M 10/1 Morgan H 5:00 M 10/8 Sheridan H 5:00 M 10/15 Crooksville A 5:00 M 10/22 New Lex H 5:00 Golf

M 8/13 Maysville Inv. Eaglesticks 4:30

T 8/14 MVL (PreSeason) Eaglesticks TBA

M 8/20 Indian V. Inv. River Greens 4:30

T 8/21 John Glenn H 4:30 Th 8/23 Maysville Eaglesticks 4:30 W 8/29 Dover Oak Shadows TBA Th 8/30 Sheridan Rush Creek 4:30

S 9/1 Dover Inv. Oak Shadows 10:30

T 9/4 Crooksville H 4:30 Th 9/6 Philo H 4:30 M 9/10 Zanesville Z.C.C. 3:00 T 9/11 Morgan Lakeside 4:30 Th 9/13 West M H 4:30 F 9/14 Coshocton (JV) Hickory TBA T 9/18 New Lex Perry CC 4:30 Th 9/20 MVL Jaycee TBA 2 matches to add

Tri-Valley 2007-2008 Athletic Schedule

Note: All game dates and times are subject to change.

Varsity Football F 8/24 River View H 7:30 F 8/31 John Glenn A 7:30 F 9/7 Maysville A 7:30 F 9/14 West M H 7:30 F 9/21 Philo H 7:30 F 9/28 Morgan A 7:30 F 10/5 Sheridan A 7:30 F 10/12 Crooksville H 7:30 (Homecoming) F 10/19 New Lex A 7:30 F 10/26 Uniontown Lake H 7:30 (Parent’s Night) 7/8 Grade Football W 9/5 John Glenn A 5:00 W 9/12 Maysville A 5:00 W 9/19 West M H 5:00 W 9/26 Philo H 5:00 W 10/3 Morgan A 5:00 W 10/10 Sheridan A 5:00 W 10/17 Crooksville H 5:00

Varsity/Reserve Boys Basketball

T 11/27 Morgan H 6:00 F 11/30 Crooksville A 6:00 F 12/7 New Lex A 6:00 T 12/11 Sheridan H 6:00 F 12/14 Philo H 6:00 T 12/18 Maysville A 6:00 F 12/21 West M A 6:00 S 12/29 Coshocton A 6:00 F 1/4 John Glenn H 6:00 T 1/8 Morgan A 6:00 F 1/11 Crooksville H 6:00 F 1/18 New Lex H 6:00 T 1/22 Sheridan A 6:00 F 1/25 Philo A 6:00 T 1/29 Maysville H 6:00 F 2/1 West M H 6:00 T 2/5 River View H 6:00 F 2/8 John Glenn A 6:00 2 games to add

Freshman Boys Basketball

M 11/26 West M H 6:00 Th 11/29 John Glenn A 6:00 Th 12/6 Crooksville H 6:00 M 12/10 Sheridan A 6:00 Th 12/13 New Lex H 6:00 M 12/17 Philo A 6:00 Th 12/20 Maysville A 6:00 S 12/22 OUZ OUZ TBA S 12/29 OUZ OUZ TBA M 12/31 OUZ OUZ TBA Th 1/3 Morgan A 6:00 M 1/7 Sheridan H 6:00 Th 1/10 Maysville H 6:00 M 1/14 New Lex A 6:00 Th 1/17 Philo H 6:00 Th 1/24 John Glenn H 6:00 M 1/28 West M A 6:00

7/8 Boys Basketball Con’t

M 12/10 New Lex A 5:00 Th 12/13 Roseville H 5:00 M 12/17 Crooksville A 5:00 Th 12/20 John Glenn H 5:00 Th 1/3 Morgan H 5:00 M 1/7 West M A 5:00 Th 1/10 Philo A 5:00 M 1/14 Sheridan H 5:00 Th 1/17 John Glenn A 5:00 Th 1/24 Maysville H 5:00 M 1/28 West M H 5:00

Varsity Girls Basketball

T 11/20 Morgan H 6:00 S 11/24 Crooksville A 1:00 S 12/1 New Lex A 1:00 W 12/5 Sheridan H 6:00 S 12/8 Philo H 1:00 W 12/12 Maysville A 6:00 S 12/15 West M A 1:00 W 12/19 John Glenn H 6:00 S 12/22 Morgan A 1:00 Th 12/27 River View H 6:00 W 1/2 Licking Valley A 6:00 S 1/5 Crooksville H 1:00 W 1/9 Zanesville A 6:00 S 1/12 New Lex H 1:00 W 1/16 Sheridan A 6:00 S 1/19 Philo A 1:00 W 1/23 Maysville H 6:00 S 1/26 West M H 1:00 W 1/30 John Glenn A 6:00 S 2/2 West Holmes H 1:00

Freshman Girls Basketball

Con’t

Th 1/3 Morgan A 6:00 M 1/7 Sheridan H 6:00 Th 1/10 Maysville H 6:00 M 1/14 New Lex A 6:00 Th 1/17 Philo H 6:00 Th 1/24 John Glenn H 6:00 M 1/28 West M A 6:00 7/8 Girls Basketball Th 11/29 Maysville H 5:00 M 12/3 Philo A 5:00 Th 12/6 Sheridan H 5:00 M 12/10 New Lex H 5:00 Th 12/13 Roseville A 5:00 M 12/17 Crooksville H 5:00 Th 12/20 John Glenn A 5:00 Th 1/3 Morgan A 5:00 M 1/7 West M H 5:00 Th 1/10 Philo H 5:00 M 1/14 Sheridan A 5:00 Th 1/17 John Glenn H 5:00 Th 1/24 Maysville A 5:00 M 1/28 West M A 5:00 7/8 Boys Basketball Th 11/29 Maysville A 5:00 M 12/3 Philo H 5:00 Th 12/6 Sheridan A 5:00 Con’t

Freshman Girls Basketball

M 11/26 West M H 6:00 Th 11/29 John Glenn A 6:00 Th 12/6 Crooksville H 6:00 M 12/10 Sheridan A 6:00 Th 12/13 New Lex H 6:00 M 12/17 Philo A 6:00 Th 12/20 Maysville A 6:00 S 12/22 OUZ OUZ TBA S 12/29 OUZ OUZ TBA M 12/31 OUZ OUZ TBA Con’t

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Varsity Wrestling S 12/8 MVL Duals Philo 10:00 F 12/14 Worth/Kilb Inv A 5:00 S 12/15 Worth/Kilb Inv A 9:00 Th 12/20 Maysville H 6:30 F 1/4 Coshocton Inv. A 4:00 S 1/5 Coshocton Inv. A 10:00 W 1/9 John Glenn A 6:30 M 1/14 River View A 6:30 Th 1/24 West M A 6:30 S 2/9 MVL Morgan 10:00 7/8 Wrestling Th 12/20 Maysville H 5:30 S 12/22 MVL Duals John G 10:00 W 1/9 John Glenn A 5:30

S 1/12 New Lex Inv. A 10:00

M 1/14 River View A 5:30

S 1/19 River View Inv. A 10:00

Th 1/24 West M A 5:30 S 2/2 MVL Sheridan 10:00 Varsity Track Th 4/3 Zanesville A 4:00 T 4/8 Morgan Relays A 4:00 Th 4/10 Dick Hstn. Inv. LV 4:00 T 4/15 Sheridan/West M H 4:30 T 4/22 Maysville/Morgan H 4:30

S 4/26 Hank Smith Inv. Heath 10:00

T 4/29 Philo/Crooksv. Crook. 4:30

W 4/30 River View Inv. A 4:30 S 5/3 Worthington Inv. A 10:00 T 5/6 New Lex/John G. JG 4:30 W 5/14 MVL Zanesv. 4:30 7/8 Track M 4/7 Sheridan H 4:30 W 4/9 Maysville A 4:30 F 4/11 TV Invitational H 4:30 W 4/16 New Lexington H 4:30 M 4/21 John Glenn H 4:30 W 4/23 West M/Morg. Morgan 4:30 W 4/30 Crook./Philo Philo 4:30 F 5/2 Muskingum Co. WM 4:00 F 5/9 MVL WM 4:00

Girls Soccer

S 8/18 River View Pre A TBA Th 8/23 John Glenn H 5:30 S 8/25 Chillicothe H 11:00 T 8/28 Coshocton A 5:30 Th 8/30 Maysville H 5:30 S 9/1 Morgan A 12:00 T 9/4 Highland H 7:15 Th 9/6 Philo H 5:30 S 9/8 Dover A 6:00 Th 9/13 West M A 5:30 Th 9/20 Maysville A 5:30 T 9/25 River View H 5:30 Th 9/27 Morgan H 5:30 S 9/29 Philo A 12:00 Th 10/4 West M H 5:30 T 10/9 Marietta A 5:30 Th 10/11 John Glenn A 5:30 Boys Soccer T 8/21 John Glenn H 5:30 T 8/28 Maysville A 5:30 S 9/1 Big Walnut H 12:00 T 9/4 Morgan A 5:30 S 9/8 Philo H 12:00 T 9/11 West M A 5:30 S 9/15 Granville A 5:00 T 9/18 Maysville H 5:30 Th 9/20 Dover H 5:30 S 9/22 Ashland H 12:00 T 9/25 John Glenn A 5:30 Th 9/27 Morgan H 7:30 S 9/29 Columbus West H 1:00 T 10/2 West M H 5:30 Th 10/4 River View A 5:00 T 10/9 Philo A 5:30 Varsity/Reserve Volleyball T 8/28 Maysville A 5:30 Th 8/30 Sheridan H 5:30 T 9/4 Philo A 5:30 Th 9/6 Morgan H 5:30 S 9/8 Lakewood Inv. A 9:00 M 9/10 New Lex H 5:30 T 9/11 Crooksville A 5:30 Th 9/13 John Glenn A 5:30 T 9/18 Maysville H 5:30 Th 9/20 Sheridan A 5:30 S 9/22 Dover Inv. A 10:00 M 9/24 West M H 5:30 T 9/25 Morgan A 5:30 Th 9/27 Philo H 5:30 M 10/1 New Lex A 5:30 T 10/2 Crooksville H 5:30 Th 10/4 John Glenn H 5:30 T 10/9 West M A 5:30 Freshman Volleyball S 8/25 West M/Sheridan SH(1/2 ) 10:00 W 8/29 Crooksville/Philo H 5:00 W 9/5 Maysville/Morg. MA(2/3) 5:00 W 9/12 New Lex/JG NL(2/3) 5:00 W 9/19 Sheridan/West M H 5:00 W 9/26 Philo/Crooksville PH(2/3) 5:00 W 10/3 Morgan/Maysville MO(1/2) 5:00

W 10/10 John G./New Lex JG(1/2) 5:00

7/8 Volleyball M 8/27 West M H 5:00 W 8/29 Maysville A 5:00 T 9/4 Philo H 5:00 W 9/5 Sheridan A 5:00 M 9/10 New Lex A 5:00 W 9/12 Roseville H 5:00 M 9/17 Crooksville A 5:00 W 9/19 John Glenn H 5:00 M 9/24 Morgan H 5:00 W 9/26 West M A 5:00 M 10/1 Philo A 5:00 W 10/3 Sheridan H 5:00 S 10/6 River View A 10:00 M 10/8 John Glenn A 5:00 W 10/10 Maysville H 5:00

Varsity Baseball & Softball

M 3/31 John Glenn A 5:00 W 4/2 Crooksville A 5:00 F 4/4 Sheridan H 5:00 M 4/7 Philo H 5:00 W 4/9 Morgan A 5:00 M 4/14 Maysville H 5:00 W 4/16 New Lex A 5:00 F 4/18 Crooksville H 5:00 M 4/21 West M A 5:00 W 4/23 John Glenn H 5:00 F 4/25 Sheridan A 5:00 M 4/28 Philo A 5:00 W 4/30 New Lex H 5:00 M 5/5 Morgan H 5:00 W 5/7 West M H 5:00 F 5/9 Maysville A 5:00 11 games to add

Reserve Baseball & Softball

M 3/31 John Glenn H 5:00 W 4/2 Crooksville H 5:00 F 4/4 Sheridan A 5:00 M 4/7 Philo A 5:00 W 4/9 Morgan H 5:00 M 4/14 Maysville A 5:00 W 4/16 New Lex H 5:00 F 4/18 Crooksville A 5:00 M 4/21 West M H 5:00 W 4/23 John Glenn A 5:00 F 4/25 Sheridan H 5:00 M 4/28 Philo H 5:00 W 4/30 New Lex A 5:00 M 5/5 Morgan A 5:00 W 5/7 West M A 5:00 F 5/9 Maysville H 5:00 11 games to add Swimming 11/26-30 Watkins/Newark NewkTBA W 12/5 New Philadelphia A 6:00 12/10-14 Newk Cath./Cosh H TBA 12/30-1/4 Heath/E. Knox E. Knox TBA

S 1/12 Coshocton Inv. Cosh 10:00

1/14-18 Granville/Riv. Vw. RV TBA S 1/19 Dover Inv. Tusky Y 1:00 W 1/22 Musk County Rosecr. TBA F 2/1 Dover Tusky Y 6:00 S 2/2 SEOSL TBA TBA

Cross Country Con’t

S 9/15 Meadowbrook Inv. A TBA

T 9/18 Maysville/Morgan H 5:00 T 9/25 New Lex/John Glenn H 5:00

S 9/29 Cambridge Inv. A TBA

S 10/6 MVL CR TBA

Jr. Varsity Girls Soccer

S 8/25 River View A TBA M 8/27 Upper Arlington A 6:00 W 8/29 Bishop Hartley Reynolds 5:00 S 9/1 Gahanna H 7:00 T 9/4 West Holmes H 5:30 Th 9/6 River View H 5:30 S 9/8 Dover A 6:00 M 9/10 West Holmes A 5:00 W 9/12 Gahanna A 6:00 Th 9/13 West M A 5:30 W 9/19 Upper Arlington A 6:00 T 9/25 River View H 5:30 Th 10/4 West M H 5:30 Cross Country

S 8/25 Lancaster Inv. A TBA

T 8/28 Sheridan/West M WM 5:00

S 9/1 Newcom Inv. A TBA

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Calamity Day Make-Up Plan

Day 1 January 21 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Day 2 February 18 President’s Day

Day 3 March 20 Thursday Before Good Friday

Day 4 May 23 Close-Up Day

Day 5 May 27

Day 6 May 28

Day 7 May 29

Day 8 May 30

Day 9 March 24 Day After Easter

Day 10

Weekdays In June As Needed

Testing Dates

Achievement & Ohio Graduation (OGT) Testing

Oct. 2

Grade 3 Reading Achievement

Oct. 22-26

OGT Grades 11-12

March 10-14

OGT Grades 10-12

April 28

Grades 5, 8 Reading Achievement

April 29

Grades 3, 4, 7 Reading Achivement

Grades 5, 8 Math Achievement

April 30

Grades 3, 4, 7 Math Achievement

Grades 5, 8 Science Achievement

Grades 6 Reading Achievement

May 1

Grades 4, 7 Writing Achievement

Grades 5, 8 Social Studies

Grades 6 Math Achievement

ACT Testing Dates & Locations

Oct 27 Tri-Valley High School

Coshocton High School

Mid-East Career & Tech Center

Ohio University - Zanesville Campus

Dec 8

Coshocton High School

Mid-East Career & Tech Center

Ohio University - Zanesville Campus

Feb 9

Coshocton High School

Mid-East Career & Tech Center

Ohio University - Zanesville Campus

April 12 Coshocton High School

Mid-East Career & Tech Center

Ohio University - Zanesville Campus

June 14 Tri-Valley High School

Coshocton High School

Mid-East Career & Tech Center

Ohio University - Zanesville Campus

SAT Testing Dates & Locations

Oct 6

Coshocton High School

Nov 3 Coshocton High School

Zanesville High School

Jan 26 Zanesville High School

May 3 Zanesville High School

Interims & Report Cards Distributed

Interims

Report Cards

October 5

November 2

December 7

January 18

February 22

March 19

April 25

As Arranged

Important Web Sites

Tri-Valley Local Schools

www.tvschools.org

Info Ohio (Library Resources)

www.infohio.com

ProgressBook (Student Grades)

https://parent.laca.org

Study Island (Student Practice)

www.studyisland.com

Ohio Dept. of Education

(Student Resources)

www.ode.state.oh.us

Additional sites for student and parent resources, skills practice, and

other valuable “help sites” can be found at “www.tvschools.org”, click

on your student’s “building”, click on “Links”.

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