Sunday, May 19, 2013
This year's speaker is retired Major General Dan Hahn.
The Revere High School marching band will provide patriotic music, there will be singing and information on the Pledge of Allegiance before retired Major General Dan Hahn speaks at this year's Memorial Day observance in Bath Township. The event is on May 27 at noon at the Bath Veteran's Memorial Park at the corners of W. Bath and N. Cleveland-Massillon Roads. Emma Weihe, a Revere High School student, will sing prior to learning about the Pledge of Allegiance from fourth grade student Owen Desberg. Hahn, who has 36 years of service, will address the audience. He commanded an artillery battalion during Desert Shield/Desert Storm in 1991 and had two assignments in the Pentagon on the Joint and Army Staffs. He served six different tours in …
Thursday, May 16, 2013
If the department knows where and when graduation parties are being hosted — it is easier to execute a successful patrol plan for officers.
Revere High School's graduation is on June 2 at 11 a.m. at the Akron Civic Center and after that, several parties will be planned to laud student's accomplishments. After all the preparations are done for the party, the Bath Township Police Department is asking party planners to do one more thing — register the party. The Bath, Richfield, Copley and Fairlawn police departments are providing a courtesy service for persons hosting parties in their jurisdiction for graduating seniors, according to the Bath Township police department website. "Efforts will be made to provide additional patrol to neighborhoods during events that are registered with the departments. This service may assist in making sure our young people have a safe graduation…
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Hundreds and hundreds of pictures will be snapped on May 11 — share them with everyone in the community by adding them to Patch's Pics & Clip gallery.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Several local students earned scholarship money in the Maltz Museum Stop the Hate Essay Contest.
Monday, May 6, 2013
Prom is planned for May 11. Take a look at the times, events planned and forms that need to be filled out before going.
Friday, May 3, 2013
Several local students earned scholarship money in the Maltz Museum Stop the Hate Essay Contest.
A Copley-Fairlawn Middle School student was among the 10 finalists for their essays to stop hatred, as part of the 5th annual Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out! contest. GRAND SCHOLARSHIP WINNER ($50,000 Scholarship) Annie Robinson, Aurora High School – 11th grade SECOND PLACE ($25,000 Scholarship) Kelly Knaser, Wickliffe High School – 12th grade THIRD PLACE ($15,000 Scholarship) Robert Edwards, Max Hayes High School, Cleveland – 12th grade SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS 6th – 10th GRADE FINALISTS 6th GRADE 7th GRADE 8th GRADE 9th GRADE 10th GRADE
Thursday, May 2, 2013
Prom is planned for May 11. Take a look at the times, events planned and forms that need to be filled out before going.
For almost everyone, prom is the first formal event of a young life. And when you're in the middle of it, you can feel as fashionable as any starlet on a red carpet. So it's good to be prepared for the big night. Here's some things to know before you go: Hundreds and hundreds of pictures will be snapped on May 11 — share them with everyone in the community by adding them to Patch's Pics & Clip gallery.
Caroline O'Brien will go to New York to receive Gold Key honor
Revere High School senior Caroline O’Brien has won a National Gold Key Award for her colored pencil drawing, “Charlette’s Web.” She will travel to New York City for a ceremony at Carnegie Hall on May 31, at which actress and producer Sarah Jessica Parker will be the keynote speaker. Caroline is among 300 young artists from across the country selected to have her work displayed at the Scholastic Nation Art Exhibition in New York. More than 200,000 creative works from students in grades 7-12 were entered. Caroline won a Gold Key in regional competition before her piece was entered in the national contest, where 1,600 gold and silver medalists were chosen. Of those, 300 were selected for the Carnegie Hall ceremony. Over the last five years…
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
These students and athletes were recognized at last week's school board meeting.
Click through the photos above to see Copley-Fairlawn's Students of the Month for March.
Blogger Megan Simone recognizes a local school girl's good deed in a time where negativity fills the news.
Eileen
8:54 am on Friday, May 17, 2013
Just creepy in my opinion. This year they ask, what is next? Yes, I get they are just trying to 'protect' our young graduates...but where exactly does it end? Big Brother is getting bigger every day. more ›