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Quick News October 4, 2012 Interim Reports Distributed Friday, October 5 th ! Mr. Steve Hottle and Mr. Jon Baumhauer High School Guidance Counselors The most important part of being a High School Guidance Counselor is being available. Guidance counselors must be available not only to students but parents and teachers. High school students are facing more challenges every year. The ten biggest issues facing high school aged teens are: 1.) Depression; 2.) Drugs and Alcohol; 3.) Faith; 4.) Media; 5.) Money; 6.) Personal Image; 7.) School; 8.) Sex; 9) Stereotype; and 10.) Stress. These challenges are piled onto a teenager as they are trying to find their way through life. Academic pressures add a large amount of stress to teens’ lives. Pressure for high achievement from parents, teachers, and colleges—as well as self-induced pressure—forces students to prioritize their academic success. Also, while being involved in extracurricular activities keeps teens away from negative behaviors and makes them well- rounded individuals, these may create additional sources of stress. Tipp City Schools’ has two guidance counselors, Jon Baumhauer and Steve Hottle, designated to the high school. This year the high school has an enrollment of 893 students and our guidance counselors are responsible for each student and helping them field their way to the next level in life. Every day they deal with students advising them on issues pertaining to college admission, financial aid and scholarships. They also provide emotional support by listening to students and helping them with any personal problems. Guidance counselors are responsible for providing social, educational, vocational and even crisis counseling to students dealing with topics like drug addiction and dangerous sexual behavior. It’s difficult to split the duties evenly, but Jon Baumhauer is responsible for students with last names A through K and handles all of the OGT testing, AP testing, and the representative to the MVCTC. Steve Hottle has students with last names L through Z and handles College Coordination and Graduation. With working with each student’s class schedules and keeping students on track for graduation, the biggest challenge for Baumhauer and Hottle continues to be staying available. While talking to a student about personal issues they will get two or three requests in their mailboxes for conferences about college scholarships or testing requirements. Emergencies do come up and everything is dropped to handle that child’s needs. To provide social, educational, vocational and crisis counseling to high school students a person must possess a Master of Education in School Counseling and most master's programs in school counseling include practical experience with school-aged children. Previously, Tipp City Schools’ had three high school guidance counselors, but with the failure of the August levy and Amy Cochran’s retirement, the department has been cut back to two people. If a girl has an issue they would be comfortable speaking to a woman about, they are referred to the L.T. Ball counselor, Mrs. Tammy Conley, a lady teacher or Mrs. Banks. The Tippecanoe High School guidance department takes an active role in each student’s high school career. It is an important and rewarding position and that is why Mr. Jon Baumhauer and Mr. Steve Hottle deserve to be, In the Spotlight!
Transcript of Quick News - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools / … year the high school has an enrollment of 893...
Quick News
October 4 2012
Interim Reports Distributed
Friday October 5th
Mr Steve Hottle and
Mr Jon Baumhauer
High School Guidance
Counselors The most important part of being a
High School Guidance Counselor is
being available Guidance
counselors must be available not
only to students but parents and
teachers High school students are facing more challenges every year
The ten biggest issues facing high school aged teens are 1) Depression 2) Drugs and Alcohol 3) Faith
4) Media 5) Money 6) Personal Image 7) School 8) Sex 9) Stereotype and 10) Stress
These challenges are piled onto a teenager as they are trying to find their way through life Academic
pressures add a large amount of stress to teensrsquo lives Pressure for high achievement from parents teachers and
collegesmdashas well as self-induced pressuremdashforces students to prioritize their academic success Also while
being involved in extracurricular activities keeps teens away from negative behaviors and makes them well-
rounded individuals these may create additional sources of stress
Tipp City Schoolsrsquo has two guidance counselors Jon Baumhauer and Steve Hottle designated to the high
school This year the high school has an enrollment of 893 students and our guidance counselors are responsible
for each student and helping them field their way to the next level in life Every day they deal with students
advising them on issues pertaining to college admission financial aid and scholarships They also provide
emotional support by listening to students and helping them with any personal problems Guidance counselors are
responsible for providing social educational vocational and even crisis counseling to students dealing with topics
like drug addiction and dangerous sexual behavior
Itrsquos difficult to split the duties evenly but Jon Baumhauer is responsible for students with last names A
through K and handles all of the OGT testing AP testing and the representative to the MVCTC Steve Hottle has
students with last names L through Z and handles College Coordination and Graduation
With working with each studentrsquos class schedules and keeping students on track for graduation the biggest
challenge for Baumhauer and Hottle continues to be staying available While talking to a student about personal
issues they will get two or three requests in their mailboxes for conferences about college scholarships or testing
requirements Emergencies do come up and everything is dropped to handle that childrsquos needs
To provide social educational vocational and crisis counseling to high school students a person must
possess a Master of Education in School Counseling and most masters programs in school counseling include
practical experience with school-aged children
Previously Tipp City Schoolsrsquo had three high school guidance counselors but with the failure of the
August levy and Amy Cochranrsquos retirement the department has been cut back to two people If a girl has an issue
they would be comfortable speaking to a woman about they are referred to the LT Ball counselor Mrs Tammy
Conley a lady teacher or Mrs Banks
The Tippecanoe High School guidance department takes an active role in each studentrsquos high school
career It is an important and rewarding position and that is why Mr Jon Baumhauer and Mr Steve Hottle deserve
to be In the Spotlight
Tippecanoe High School chooses 2012 Homecoming Court
Congratulations to this years Homecoming Court Members The Freshman Court are (left to right) Tori
Merrick and Jacob Niswonger Sophomores are Ellie Harrison and Shane Dodd Juniors are Teresa Oliss and
Nick Minneman And your Senior Court is made up of Alex Abboud Liam Whitworth Claire Dyne Carter
Langdon Kate Dyne and Jack Pelishek
Broadway Super Citizens for September
Second grade Third Grade
Septemberrsquos students of the Month were chosen at Broadway Elementary School Teachers choose the students
based on the qualities of the Word of the Month Septemberrsquos word was Etiquette
Mr Brownlee Was Silly Stringed
Nevin Coppock students who sold three
Entertainment Books were allowed to Silly String
Nevin Coppockrsquos principal Mr Brownlee As you
can tell by the photos it was a big hit For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherNevin-
Coppock-Silly-
String25726475_XPbnMdi=2126991053ampk=kpDLHg6
LT Ball September Students of the
Month Septemberrsquos students of the Month were chosen at L T Ball
Intermediate School Homeroom teachers choose the students
based on the qualities of the Word of the Week for that month
Septemberrsquos word was Empathy
For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherLT-Students-of-the-
Month25738830_mLkbZZi=2128344655ampk=2kbRmT8
L T Ball Conference Change LT Ball ParentTeacher Conferences will be held on October 18 and 23
rd
from 4-7 pm (This is a change from the October 30th
date)
TMS Hosting Grandparentsrsquo Day In honor of grandparents TMS will be hosting a Grandparentsrsquo Day at Tippecanoe Middle School on
Friday October 5 2012 from 945 ndash 1115 am Grandparents will have the opportunity to visit their
grandchildrenrsquos classrooms meet their teachers and meet the principal
Grandparents are invited to stay and eat lunch with their grandchildren They can pack a picnic lunch
for themselves and their grandchild and bring a blanket or a chair Please no fast food They will
go outside on the front lawn and eat lunch together If the weather is inclement they will eat in the
building
Tippecanoe Middle School is equipped with an elevator to accommodate grandparents with mobility
needs There is handicap parking in the front and back of the building
Tippecanoe Varsity Tennis Team Having a Great Season Congratulations to the following Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis players that
qualified for the district tournament Singles player Sierra Nellessen and the
doubles teams of Katie Stenger amp Taylor Sutton and Nadia Mahan amp Nefeli
Supinger The girls will compete this Saturday for seeding and then at the District
tournament next Thursday The Girlrsquos also beat CBC rival Northwestern
Wednesday evening 4-1 and clinched the CBC Championship for the second
consecutive year
The Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis team participated in the annual Carroll
Invitational Tennis tournament on Saturday September 22nd
Other schools who
attended were Wayne Carroll Lehman Valley View Catholic Central Kenton
Ridge and Brookville Tippecanoersquos team consisted of 1st singles Sierra
Nellessen 2nd Singles Taylor Sutton 3rd Singles Katie Stenger 1st doubles
Nadia Mahan and Nefeli Supinger and 2nd doubles Katie Gross and Mallory
Reynolds
Tippecanoe won 1st place this year as
a team at the Schroeder Tennis
Invitational Sierra Nellessen won 1st
place at 1st Singles for the third year
in a row Taylor Sutton won at 2nd
singles Katie Stenger won at 3rd
singles and the 1st doubles team of Nefeli Supinger and Nadia
Mahan won 1st place The 2nd doubles team won 3rd place at the
tournament
Tippecanoe Cross Country Invitational A Great Success
The Tippecanoe Cross Country Team took 3 out of 4
races at the annual Tippecanoe Cross Country
Invitational 19 teams and over 700 athletes raced the
2 mile course at Kyle Park The JH Girls started the
day off with a strong placing three runners in the top
10 led by Makenzie Dietz 2nd place finish The Red
Devils took the team title with 32 points Miami East
was second with 64
Strong pack running helped the JH
Boys team to a first place finish The
boys also placed three runners in the
top 10 led by Austin Haasrsquos 5th place
finish Tipp won with 46 points while
Sidney was a distant second with 78
The THS Girls finished second to Troy
Junior Allison Sinning won her third
consecutive race with an 1155
Claudia Barhorst and Emily Wolfe
placed in the top 10 too
Senior Sam Wharton blasted the 2 mile course with a 937 Itrsquos
Whartonrsquos third consecutive title at the Tipp Invite Fellow seniors
Ricky Andrews and Grant Koch placed in the top 10 Freshmen Mitch
Poynter ran very strong finishing 11th Tipp finished with 46 points
Troy was 2nd with 54
Boysrsquo Varsity Golf Team is District Bound The Tippecanoe Boysrsquo golf team qualified for the OHSAA
division 1 District tournament for the first time in school history
The boys have worked hard all year and their hard work paid off
yesterday It has been one of the most successful years ever for
Tippecanoe varsity golf
Scores from the Sectional tournament
Austin Hadden - 82
Steven Calhoun - 79
Evan Hood - 89
Wyatt Wilson - 91
Joey Fischer - 87
The first alternate for the team is Jack Pelishek
Girlsrsquo Varsity Golf Team is
District Bound Tuesday on the eerie grounds of Beavercreek Golf Club ldquomanorrdquo
the Tipp City Girlsrsquo golf team employed a few tricks and enjoyed
a few treats on their way to a second place finish in the Division I
Sectional The finish moves the team on to the State Qualifier
next week at Weatherwax Golf Course
Tipp Scores were Ally Chitwood -114
Erika Brownlee - 101
Kayla Vath - 96
Kristy Kagy - 82
Lindsey Murray - 73
Lindsey was the Sectional medalist for the third year in a row
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
Tippecanoe High School chooses 2012 Homecoming Court
Congratulations to this years Homecoming Court Members The Freshman Court are (left to right) Tori
Merrick and Jacob Niswonger Sophomores are Ellie Harrison and Shane Dodd Juniors are Teresa Oliss and
Nick Minneman And your Senior Court is made up of Alex Abboud Liam Whitworth Claire Dyne Carter
Langdon Kate Dyne and Jack Pelishek
Broadway Super Citizens for September
Second grade Third Grade
Septemberrsquos students of the Month were chosen at Broadway Elementary School Teachers choose the students
based on the qualities of the Word of the Month Septemberrsquos word was Etiquette
Mr Brownlee Was Silly Stringed
Nevin Coppock students who sold three
Entertainment Books were allowed to Silly String
Nevin Coppockrsquos principal Mr Brownlee As you
can tell by the photos it was a big hit For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherNevin-
Coppock-Silly-
String25726475_XPbnMdi=2126991053ampk=kpDLHg6
LT Ball September Students of the
Month Septemberrsquos students of the Month were chosen at L T Ball
Intermediate School Homeroom teachers choose the students
based on the qualities of the Word of the Week for that month
Septemberrsquos word was Empathy
For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherLT-Students-of-the-
Month25738830_mLkbZZi=2128344655ampk=2kbRmT8
L T Ball Conference Change LT Ball ParentTeacher Conferences will be held on October 18 and 23
rd
from 4-7 pm (This is a change from the October 30th
date)
TMS Hosting Grandparentsrsquo Day In honor of grandparents TMS will be hosting a Grandparentsrsquo Day at Tippecanoe Middle School on
Friday October 5 2012 from 945 ndash 1115 am Grandparents will have the opportunity to visit their
grandchildrenrsquos classrooms meet their teachers and meet the principal
Grandparents are invited to stay and eat lunch with their grandchildren They can pack a picnic lunch
for themselves and their grandchild and bring a blanket or a chair Please no fast food They will
go outside on the front lawn and eat lunch together If the weather is inclement they will eat in the
building
Tippecanoe Middle School is equipped with an elevator to accommodate grandparents with mobility
needs There is handicap parking in the front and back of the building
Tippecanoe Varsity Tennis Team Having a Great Season Congratulations to the following Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis players that
qualified for the district tournament Singles player Sierra Nellessen and the
doubles teams of Katie Stenger amp Taylor Sutton and Nadia Mahan amp Nefeli
Supinger The girls will compete this Saturday for seeding and then at the District
tournament next Thursday The Girlrsquos also beat CBC rival Northwestern
Wednesday evening 4-1 and clinched the CBC Championship for the second
consecutive year
The Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis team participated in the annual Carroll
Invitational Tennis tournament on Saturday September 22nd
Other schools who
attended were Wayne Carroll Lehman Valley View Catholic Central Kenton
Ridge and Brookville Tippecanoersquos team consisted of 1st singles Sierra
Nellessen 2nd Singles Taylor Sutton 3rd Singles Katie Stenger 1st doubles
Nadia Mahan and Nefeli Supinger and 2nd doubles Katie Gross and Mallory
Reynolds
Tippecanoe won 1st place this year as
a team at the Schroeder Tennis
Invitational Sierra Nellessen won 1st
place at 1st Singles for the third year
in a row Taylor Sutton won at 2nd
singles Katie Stenger won at 3rd
singles and the 1st doubles team of Nefeli Supinger and Nadia
Mahan won 1st place The 2nd doubles team won 3rd place at the
tournament
Tippecanoe Cross Country Invitational A Great Success
The Tippecanoe Cross Country Team took 3 out of 4
races at the annual Tippecanoe Cross Country
Invitational 19 teams and over 700 athletes raced the
2 mile course at Kyle Park The JH Girls started the
day off with a strong placing three runners in the top
10 led by Makenzie Dietz 2nd place finish The Red
Devils took the team title with 32 points Miami East
was second with 64
Strong pack running helped the JH
Boys team to a first place finish The
boys also placed three runners in the
top 10 led by Austin Haasrsquos 5th place
finish Tipp won with 46 points while
Sidney was a distant second with 78
The THS Girls finished second to Troy
Junior Allison Sinning won her third
consecutive race with an 1155
Claudia Barhorst and Emily Wolfe
placed in the top 10 too
Senior Sam Wharton blasted the 2 mile course with a 937 Itrsquos
Whartonrsquos third consecutive title at the Tipp Invite Fellow seniors
Ricky Andrews and Grant Koch placed in the top 10 Freshmen Mitch
Poynter ran very strong finishing 11th Tipp finished with 46 points
Troy was 2nd with 54
Boysrsquo Varsity Golf Team is District Bound The Tippecanoe Boysrsquo golf team qualified for the OHSAA
division 1 District tournament for the first time in school history
The boys have worked hard all year and their hard work paid off
yesterday It has been one of the most successful years ever for
Tippecanoe varsity golf
Scores from the Sectional tournament
Austin Hadden - 82
Steven Calhoun - 79
Evan Hood - 89
Wyatt Wilson - 91
Joey Fischer - 87
The first alternate for the team is Jack Pelishek
Girlsrsquo Varsity Golf Team is
District Bound Tuesday on the eerie grounds of Beavercreek Golf Club ldquomanorrdquo
the Tipp City Girlsrsquo golf team employed a few tricks and enjoyed
a few treats on their way to a second place finish in the Division I
Sectional The finish moves the team on to the State Qualifier
next week at Weatherwax Golf Course
Tipp Scores were Ally Chitwood -114
Erika Brownlee - 101
Kayla Vath - 96
Kristy Kagy - 82
Lindsey Murray - 73
Lindsey was the Sectional medalist for the third year in a row
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
Mr Brownlee Was Silly Stringed
Nevin Coppock students who sold three
Entertainment Books were allowed to Silly String
Nevin Coppockrsquos principal Mr Brownlee As you
can tell by the photos it was a big hit For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherNevin-
Coppock-Silly-
String25726475_XPbnMdi=2126991053ampk=kpDLHg6
LT Ball September Students of the
Month Septemberrsquos students of the Month were chosen at L T Ball
Intermediate School Homeroom teachers choose the students
based on the qualities of the Word of the Week for that month
Septemberrsquos word was Empathy
For more photos click here httptippcityschoolssmugmugcomOtherLT-Students-of-the-
Month25738830_mLkbZZi=2128344655ampk=2kbRmT8
L T Ball Conference Change LT Ball ParentTeacher Conferences will be held on October 18 and 23
rd
from 4-7 pm (This is a change from the October 30th
date)
TMS Hosting Grandparentsrsquo Day In honor of grandparents TMS will be hosting a Grandparentsrsquo Day at Tippecanoe Middle School on
Friday October 5 2012 from 945 ndash 1115 am Grandparents will have the opportunity to visit their
grandchildrenrsquos classrooms meet their teachers and meet the principal
Grandparents are invited to stay and eat lunch with their grandchildren They can pack a picnic lunch
for themselves and their grandchild and bring a blanket or a chair Please no fast food They will
go outside on the front lawn and eat lunch together If the weather is inclement they will eat in the
building
Tippecanoe Middle School is equipped with an elevator to accommodate grandparents with mobility
needs There is handicap parking in the front and back of the building
Tippecanoe Varsity Tennis Team Having a Great Season Congratulations to the following Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis players that
qualified for the district tournament Singles player Sierra Nellessen and the
doubles teams of Katie Stenger amp Taylor Sutton and Nadia Mahan amp Nefeli
Supinger The girls will compete this Saturday for seeding and then at the District
tournament next Thursday The Girlrsquos also beat CBC rival Northwestern
Wednesday evening 4-1 and clinched the CBC Championship for the second
consecutive year
The Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis team participated in the annual Carroll
Invitational Tennis tournament on Saturday September 22nd
Other schools who
attended were Wayne Carroll Lehman Valley View Catholic Central Kenton
Ridge and Brookville Tippecanoersquos team consisted of 1st singles Sierra
Nellessen 2nd Singles Taylor Sutton 3rd Singles Katie Stenger 1st doubles
Nadia Mahan and Nefeli Supinger and 2nd doubles Katie Gross and Mallory
Reynolds
Tippecanoe won 1st place this year as
a team at the Schroeder Tennis
Invitational Sierra Nellessen won 1st
place at 1st Singles for the third year
in a row Taylor Sutton won at 2nd
singles Katie Stenger won at 3rd
singles and the 1st doubles team of Nefeli Supinger and Nadia
Mahan won 1st place The 2nd doubles team won 3rd place at the
tournament
Tippecanoe Cross Country Invitational A Great Success
The Tippecanoe Cross Country Team took 3 out of 4
races at the annual Tippecanoe Cross Country
Invitational 19 teams and over 700 athletes raced the
2 mile course at Kyle Park The JH Girls started the
day off with a strong placing three runners in the top
10 led by Makenzie Dietz 2nd place finish The Red
Devils took the team title with 32 points Miami East
was second with 64
Strong pack running helped the JH
Boys team to a first place finish The
boys also placed three runners in the
top 10 led by Austin Haasrsquos 5th place
finish Tipp won with 46 points while
Sidney was a distant second with 78
The THS Girls finished second to Troy
Junior Allison Sinning won her third
consecutive race with an 1155
Claudia Barhorst and Emily Wolfe
placed in the top 10 too
Senior Sam Wharton blasted the 2 mile course with a 937 Itrsquos
Whartonrsquos third consecutive title at the Tipp Invite Fellow seniors
Ricky Andrews and Grant Koch placed in the top 10 Freshmen Mitch
Poynter ran very strong finishing 11th Tipp finished with 46 points
Troy was 2nd with 54
Boysrsquo Varsity Golf Team is District Bound The Tippecanoe Boysrsquo golf team qualified for the OHSAA
division 1 District tournament for the first time in school history
The boys have worked hard all year and their hard work paid off
yesterday It has been one of the most successful years ever for
Tippecanoe varsity golf
Scores from the Sectional tournament
Austin Hadden - 82
Steven Calhoun - 79
Evan Hood - 89
Wyatt Wilson - 91
Joey Fischer - 87
The first alternate for the team is Jack Pelishek
Girlsrsquo Varsity Golf Team is
District Bound Tuesday on the eerie grounds of Beavercreek Golf Club ldquomanorrdquo
the Tipp City Girlsrsquo golf team employed a few tricks and enjoyed
a few treats on their way to a second place finish in the Division I
Sectional The finish moves the team on to the State Qualifier
next week at Weatherwax Golf Course
Tipp Scores were Ally Chitwood -114
Erika Brownlee - 101
Kayla Vath - 96
Kristy Kagy - 82
Lindsey Murray - 73
Lindsey was the Sectional medalist for the third year in a row
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
Tippecanoe Varsity Tennis Team Having a Great Season Congratulations to the following Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis players that
qualified for the district tournament Singles player Sierra Nellessen and the
doubles teams of Katie Stenger amp Taylor Sutton and Nadia Mahan amp Nefeli
Supinger The girls will compete this Saturday for seeding and then at the District
tournament next Thursday The Girlrsquos also beat CBC rival Northwestern
Wednesday evening 4-1 and clinched the CBC Championship for the second
consecutive year
The Tippecanoe Varsity Girlsrsquo tennis team participated in the annual Carroll
Invitational Tennis tournament on Saturday September 22nd
Other schools who
attended were Wayne Carroll Lehman Valley View Catholic Central Kenton
Ridge and Brookville Tippecanoersquos team consisted of 1st singles Sierra
Nellessen 2nd Singles Taylor Sutton 3rd Singles Katie Stenger 1st doubles
Nadia Mahan and Nefeli Supinger and 2nd doubles Katie Gross and Mallory
Reynolds
Tippecanoe won 1st place this year as
a team at the Schroeder Tennis
Invitational Sierra Nellessen won 1st
place at 1st Singles for the third year
in a row Taylor Sutton won at 2nd
singles Katie Stenger won at 3rd
singles and the 1st doubles team of Nefeli Supinger and Nadia
Mahan won 1st place The 2nd doubles team won 3rd place at the
tournament
Tippecanoe Cross Country Invitational A Great Success
The Tippecanoe Cross Country Team took 3 out of 4
races at the annual Tippecanoe Cross Country
Invitational 19 teams and over 700 athletes raced the
2 mile course at Kyle Park The JH Girls started the
day off with a strong placing three runners in the top
10 led by Makenzie Dietz 2nd place finish The Red
Devils took the team title with 32 points Miami East
was second with 64
Strong pack running helped the JH
Boys team to a first place finish The
boys also placed three runners in the
top 10 led by Austin Haasrsquos 5th place
finish Tipp won with 46 points while
Sidney was a distant second with 78
The THS Girls finished second to Troy
Junior Allison Sinning won her third
consecutive race with an 1155
Claudia Barhorst and Emily Wolfe
placed in the top 10 too
Senior Sam Wharton blasted the 2 mile course with a 937 Itrsquos
Whartonrsquos third consecutive title at the Tipp Invite Fellow seniors
Ricky Andrews and Grant Koch placed in the top 10 Freshmen Mitch
Poynter ran very strong finishing 11th Tipp finished with 46 points
Troy was 2nd with 54
Boysrsquo Varsity Golf Team is District Bound The Tippecanoe Boysrsquo golf team qualified for the OHSAA
division 1 District tournament for the first time in school history
The boys have worked hard all year and their hard work paid off
yesterday It has been one of the most successful years ever for
Tippecanoe varsity golf
Scores from the Sectional tournament
Austin Hadden - 82
Steven Calhoun - 79
Evan Hood - 89
Wyatt Wilson - 91
Joey Fischer - 87
The first alternate for the team is Jack Pelishek
Girlsrsquo Varsity Golf Team is
District Bound Tuesday on the eerie grounds of Beavercreek Golf Club ldquomanorrdquo
the Tipp City Girlsrsquo golf team employed a few tricks and enjoyed
a few treats on their way to a second place finish in the Division I
Sectional The finish moves the team on to the State Qualifier
next week at Weatherwax Golf Course
Tipp Scores were Ally Chitwood -114
Erika Brownlee - 101
Kayla Vath - 96
Kristy Kagy - 82
Lindsey Murray - 73
Lindsey was the Sectional medalist for the third year in a row
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
Strong pack running helped the JH
Boys team to a first place finish The
boys also placed three runners in the
top 10 led by Austin Haasrsquos 5th place
finish Tipp won with 46 points while
Sidney was a distant second with 78
The THS Girls finished second to Troy
Junior Allison Sinning won her third
consecutive race with an 1155
Claudia Barhorst and Emily Wolfe
placed in the top 10 too
Senior Sam Wharton blasted the 2 mile course with a 937 Itrsquos
Whartonrsquos third consecutive title at the Tipp Invite Fellow seniors
Ricky Andrews and Grant Koch placed in the top 10 Freshmen Mitch
Poynter ran very strong finishing 11th Tipp finished with 46 points
Troy was 2nd with 54
Boysrsquo Varsity Golf Team is District Bound The Tippecanoe Boysrsquo golf team qualified for the OHSAA
division 1 District tournament for the first time in school history
The boys have worked hard all year and their hard work paid off
yesterday It has been one of the most successful years ever for
Tippecanoe varsity golf
Scores from the Sectional tournament
Austin Hadden - 82
Steven Calhoun - 79
Evan Hood - 89
Wyatt Wilson - 91
Joey Fischer - 87
The first alternate for the team is Jack Pelishek
Girlsrsquo Varsity Golf Team is
District Bound Tuesday on the eerie grounds of Beavercreek Golf Club ldquomanorrdquo
the Tipp City Girlsrsquo golf team employed a few tricks and enjoyed
a few treats on their way to a second place finish in the Division I
Sectional The finish moves the team on to the State Qualifier
next week at Weatherwax Golf Course
Tipp Scores were Ally Chitwood -114
Erika Brownlee - 101
Kayla Vath - 96
Kristy Kagy - 82
Lindsey Murray - 73
Lindsey was the Sectional medalist for the third year in a row
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
FOOTBALL TRAVELS TO
STEBBINS FRIDAY NIGHT
Your undefeated Tippecanoe Red Devils will travel to CBC Rival Stebbins this Friday
night at Stebbins High School
Student presale tickets are $400 All tickets at the gate will be $600 Please remember
that Tippecanoe Athletics gets to keep 100 of all student presale ticket revenue to help
finance Tippecanoe Athletics There are no adult presale tickets for this game
Tickets will be available in the following locations
Foxrsquos Pizza ndash Foxrsquos will have tickets starting Wednesday until GAME TIME on Friday Foxrsquos will offer 10 off
any dine in or carryout order when you buy your tickets
Middle School Office ndash The Middle School Office will have tickets during school hours Wednesday until after
lunch on Friday
High School Athletic Office ndash The High School Athletic Office will have tickets during school hours through
Friday
LT Ball Broadway and Nevin Coppock ndash Please bring your ticket orders to school on FRIDAY ONLY Money
should be brought in an envelope marked with the studentrsquos name teacher along with the quantity and type (adult
or student) of each ticket being purchased Students will send their envelope to the office on Friday morning
Tickets will then be sent back to the student after lunch
HOME EVENTS FOR THE REST OF THIS WEEK AND NEXT WEEK
SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 2012
1000 Varsity Volleyball Tri vs Bellbrook amp Fairmont
1000 JV Football vs Stebbins
1130 9th Football vs Fort Loramie
100 JV Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook
300 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Bellbrook ndash SENIOR NIGHT
500 JV Girls Soccer vs Northmont
700 Varsity Girls Soccer vs Northmont
MONDAY OCTOBER 8 2012
530 JV Girls Soccer vs Troy
715 JV Boys Soccer vs Sidney
TUESDAY OCTOBER 9 2012
430 9th Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
530 JV Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Kenton Ridge
700 JV Boys Soccer vs Oakwood
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 10 2012
530 JV Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
530 JV Volleyball vs Bellefontaine
630 Varsity Volleyball vs Bellefontaine ndash SENIOR NIGHT
715 Varsity Boys Soccer vs Shawnee
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 2012
730 Varsity Football vs Tecumseh ndash HOMECOMING GAME
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
The Miami County Foundation reminds Miami County high school seniors and
graduates the deadline for submitting scholarship applications is November 1 The
Thelma Ross Dalton Memorial Scholarship is for residents to further their post-high
school education in any accredited college tradevocational or nursinghealth related
facility
Miami County Medical Society Scholarship is awarded to a resident who has been
accepted into or pursuing an approved course of study to become a Medical Doctor
(MD) or a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) at an accredited medical school college or university
Applicant must have a minimum 30 GPA fellowships are not considered and entry-level medical students are
encouraged to apply The Marjorie Lyons Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents
who pursue a healthmedical related degree The recipient may qualify to renew the scholarship The Robert E
Netzley Scholarship is available to Darke and Miami County residents whose career goal is to work in public
service A career in government politics public service health and safety or church service is ideal The recipient
may qualify to renew the scholarship
The Miami County Foundation administers and distributes scholarships annually A committee comprised of
Miami County Foundation board members and residents will select recipients Applications for all these
scholarships are available online at wwwmiamicountyfoundationorg high schools or by phoning the Miami
County Foundation office at 937-773-9012
Tipp City Schools need Volunteers for Project
MORE
Tipp City Schools will be participating in Project MORE again this year Project MORE is a
program designed to improve the reading levels of students at
risk in reading Initially the program director and advisers train
principals teachers and paraprofessionals how to implement
Project MORE Volunteers are then recruited and trained to
help This program is designed for about 60 volunteers to come
four days a week to support students one-on-one who need help
with reading Assistant Superintendent Dr Kumpf says the
District is targeting the program to start by the end of October
Dr Kumpf building principals and teachers are looking for
volunteers that are willing to come on a regular basis for 30
minutes Monday through Thursday to work with students If
you are interested please call the school building that interest you We welcome volunteers that are available 1 2
3 or 4 days a week The New Mentor Training Session is set for Wednesday October 17th
please call the
schools to volunteer
OPERATION COVER-UP 2012 Summer is almost gone and it is now time to think about putting on winter clothing The
Sheriffrsquos Office along with Sunset Cleaners is gearing up for their twenty-second year of
distributing coats to needy children in Miami County We are asking for your assistance again
in collecting coats for children who do not have a winter coat Bring your clean coats to the
TMS or THS building - there will be a tub in the main office or you can drop them off at the
Sunset Cleaners in Troy for cleaning Sunset Cleaners has graciously agreed to clean all coats
that are donated They are anxiously awaiting coats to start cleaning Final day for drop off to
Sunset Cleaners will be Monday October 29 and Wednesday October 24th for the school
buildings
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
The FRIENDS
OF THE TIPP CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Fall Book Sale
Saturday October 6th
10-4 pm
Friends will host its semiannual book sale highlighting a selection of childrens books paperbacks
hardbacks CDs DVDs and some small electronics The sale is located in the Senseman Meeting Room
in the basement of the library
Friends Member Specials
For just $10 get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag become a Friends Member and fill the bag to the
brim
Friends with current memberships prior to the sale date can get the new burgundy Library Tote Bag
filled to the brim for only $5
Tipp City Exempted Village Schoolsrsquo website wwwtippcityschoolscom is full of important
information Please go there often to stay updated on the district and your childrsquos schoolsrsquo happenings
For athletic results go to wwwcbcsportsonlinecom
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules are available at
httpwwwusatodayhsscomschooltippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules are available at
To httpschedulesschedulestarcomTippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OHTippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OHmonth
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line
To view go to wwwkittvorg
To unsubscribe to Quick News please send an email with ldquounsubscriberdquo in the subject line to
sbrownleetippcityk12ohus
