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Fessel Jewelerson the square - Paulding

Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30; Fri. 9-6; Sat.9-2:30

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Mark has been a teacher at

Grace College and Semi-

nary for over 21 years. He is

a professor of theological

studies and the primary theology

professor at the school of Ministry Studies. He has had12 years experience as a full-time pastor and has served

several churches as an interim pastor. He holds the fol-

lowing degrees B.A. and Th.B from Appalachian Bible

College M.A.R from Liberty University M.Div.,

Th.M.,D.Min. from Grace Theological Seminary M.S.

in Education from Capella University.Please check out our website at www.calvarybiblepaulding.com

for past messages given by our gifted speakers.

CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH(Across From Hospital) Paulding, Ohio

Guest Speaker:

Dr. Mark Soto

Sunday, December 8thService starts at

10:15 a.m.

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play professional baseball because of an injury.

Later as a high school coach he promised his players

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Monday, December 2, 2013 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

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Holiday Light Show at the FairVan Wert County Fairgrounds

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November 29 - December 25Friday, Saturday & Sunday 6-9 pm

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like to pause for a moment and thank the WayneTrace faculty & staff and the families in ourcommunity for making student-learning the high-est priority in our district. We must all rememberthat what takes place during the regular schoolday is the most important part of the school expe-rience. We will continue to have high academicexpectations for all students, and family support iscritical for these expectations to be met.Speaking of family support, thank you to allfamily members who attended the recent parent/teacher conferences held at all three school build-ings. Remember, you may set up a conference

stated many times, educating a child is a jointendeavor between the school and home.In academic news, our Race to the Top transfor-mation team continues to emphasize our thirdgoal, the Ohio Teacher Evaluation System, which working diligently to provide training for ourteachers on student learning outcomes and

academic content standards. As stated before, themanner in which Ohio students are to be tested ischanging drastically in the 2014-2015 school year,and we continue to stay ahead of the curve byintroducing the new standards to both the teachersand students. The Ohio Department of Educationis raising the bar, and student success on state-mandated tests may see a sudden decline acrossthe state of Ohio. For example, in the state ofKentucky the state-wide passage rate on state-mandated tests went from 80% in 2010-2011(with the old system) to 36% in 2011-2012 (withthe new system). Ohio has adopted the same testthat Kentucky is currently using. Obviously, wewill work very hard to prevent such a drastic tests are clearly going to be more difficult, forcingall Ohio school districts to expect more from theirstudents in upcoming years.In other academic news, we extend much appreci-

ation to our local farming community for nomi-nating our JH/HS for the Monsanto Grant, a grantgiven to schools with rich farming traditions.This exclusive grant, totally $25,000 this schoolyear, has allowed us to further upgrade our tech-nology department by adding several more laptops for use by our students. We now live in aworld where a great deal of learning and daily-liferevolve around technology and the Internet, so theaddition of more computers is greatly appreciated

by staff and students alike at Wayne Trace JH/HS.Turning to school transportation, we areapproaching the time of year where our hazardousweather situations are likely to turn from fog tosnow and ice. When it comes to making decisionsabout whether to delay or cancel school, the goodnews is that snow and ice seem to be a little moreconsistent and predictable than what fog is.Although bad winter weather may set in after

buses are out, this is less-likely to happen than

with fog. With that said, please demand that yourstudent-drivers slow down and use caution duringthe winter season. Likewise, we will continue touse common sense when calling school delays andcancellations with the safety of our students ofutmost importance.Congratulations go out to Miss Sharon Spinner,Mrs. Joni Wenninger, Mrs. Judy Snook and theentire performing and visual arts departments forthe outstanding Fine Arts Festival held at the JH/HS on November 9. Countless hours of behind-the-scenes work goes into making such an event a also like to express our gratitude to everyone whoattended the festival and for their support of our

performing and visual arts departments.Thanks also go out to the staff members who each school building and to the Veterans in our

community who attended one of the assemblies.From everyone at Wayne Trace Local Schools,thank you for your service to our great nation.With the approaching Christmas season, WayneTrace student organizations will be sponsoringvarious food, clothing, and gift drives. If you areable, please consider helping those less fortunatethan you are. Helping others is the real gift oflife.As always, if you have questions or concerns Wayne Trace, feel free to contact your building

principal or superintendent.Go Raiders!

SENIOR CITIZENS DINNER FOR $1MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! scheduled for Thursday, December 12, at 12:45

p.m. in the Jr. High gym. We invite you to enjoya delicious meal while being entertained by ourmany talented students.We ask those coming to please park on the northside of the school since this is the closest entranceto the gym.To register for this luncheon or for additionalinformation, please call Kathie Kipfer in the HighSchool at 419-399-4100.We hope to see many of you there!

Laurie Delong, Director of Student ServicesOur special education staff is involved in profes-sional development throughout the year. Onegroup is participating in a PEERS project toevaluate the "Unique Learning System". This is awebweb-based curriculum for students withsignificant delays. Staff members participating areMichelle Berry, Harry Florence, Rosanah Foster,

Jennifer Moran, Kerry Shelton, Heather Shepherd,Valerie DeVelvis and Michelle Hanneman.In December 2011, Ohio was awarded the Race tothe Top Early Learning Challenge Grant. Ohiomade a commitment to revise and expand thecurrent tiered Step Up to Quality (SUTQ) systemand broaden participation to all early childhoodsettings (including school districts, child care, andfamily care). This expanded system will rate andmonitor all state-funded early learning programs.Our preschool teachers, Susan Backus, SaraLinder, and Linda Utendorf will be participatingin training on the proposed standards, which will

be the basis of Ohio's monitoring and continuousimprovement system. The standards are for chil-dren from birth to age 5 years and includeacademic and developmental areas.

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARYJody L. Dunham, PrincipalWe are very proud of our students at Wayne TracePayne Elementary! The students are not onlylearning academic content by leaps and bounds,

but they are learning life skills. Our fifth andsixth grade students are becoming more involvedin supporting their school by serving other class-rooms and assisting with building upkeep.Students are taking pride in helping others.We wish to thank the families who attended ourParent-Teacher conferences. Teachers met withthe families of 76.4% of our students. Confer-ences are not limited to October. We want fami-lies to know that our staff is willing to meet withthem year round.Wayne Trace Payne Elementary has adopted anew strategy for lockdown procedures known asthe A.L.I.C.E. plan. A.L.I.C.E. is an acronym forALERT, LOCKDOWN, INFORM, COUNTER,

and EVACUATE. Letters were sent home tofamilies on November 7 explaining this drill. The with this drill on November 12. At that drill, we

practiced the ALERT, LOCKDOWN andINFORM components. The COUNTER andEVACUATE portions will be practiced in thefuture.A special thank you is extended to the Payne FireDepartment for presenting a fire safety programand for providing our students with a back pack.Students were reminded to visit with their familiesabout the importance of having a fire safety planat home.We wish to thank the community for supportingour Market Day Pie Fundraiser. A profit of morethan $1,200 was raised to fund our field trips andassemblies. Joey Branham and Mya Endicottwere the top boy and girl salesmen. Their reward

The community is invited to join us for ourChristmas program on December 13, at 9:30 and1:30 in our auditorium. We look forward toseeing you then.We wish each of you a blessed Christmas Season.

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARYKevin E. Wilson, PrincipalFor the GH staff and students December marks mas program, the beginning of the Student activities. December 10 with the first performance at 1:30and the final performance will be at 7:00. Thisyear there will not be a Thursday night perfor-mance, but instead we will create more seating atthe 1:30 performance. Parking is always an issue

and I ask you to keep in mind that Perry Street is aone way street with houses on the north side.Please be respectful of these families and not parkon the north side of Perry Street.Bullying seems to be a topic we read or hearabout almost daily, whether in professional sportsor schools. To help our students understand moreabout preventing bullying, we will have two

presentations on December 12; The first at 1:00for K-3 students followed by a 2:00 presentationfor grades 4-6. Our staff is working hard to pre-vent bullying, but this issue is something that weneed your assistance with. When your childcomes home from school on December 12 takesome time to sit down and discuss what theylearned at the presentation. Thank you for yourassistance in helping to preventing bullying.The PTO will be holding their annual basket raffleand bake sale during the Christmas program. Thisyear there will be four baskets to choose from: anOhio State Basket; a Christmas Wreath; a Movie Tickets may be purchased in the office beginningMonday, December 2. The cost is $1.00 for oneticket or $5.00 for 6 tickets. Proceeds are used to

benefit the GH students and school.Our Student Council will be organizing their

pantry. The food drive will run from November25 through December 10. Items to be collectedinclude canned goods. boxed goods, baby wipes,diapers, cereals, laundry items, hygiene items, and

cleaning supplies. You may send your items toschool with your child or if you do not have achild in school, you may bring your items to theschool office between the 8:00 and 3:00. Thankyou for helping to make a better Christmas for aneedy family.If you are interested in ordering a yearbook, youstill have time. In January information concern-

ing ordering a yearbook will again be made avail-able. Parents this will be your last chance to order on this great opportunity to purchase your 2013-2014 yearbook.The staff and I would like to thank all of the par-ents who were able to attend Parent/TeacherConferences. Today in education it is so im-

portant for the teachers and parents to keep thelines of communication open and Parent/TeacherConferences were a great way to do just that. Iffor some reason you were unable to attend theconferences but would still like to speak with your GH office.Our Student Council, along with Mrs. Davis andMrs. Wieland, are to be commended for an thank you goes to Mr. Gail Scarbrough for hiswillingness to share with the Grover Hill studentsand veterans. It was also a pleasure to see so manyveterans stay after the program to enjoy lunchwith our students.At this time, I want to wish you a very MerryChristmas and a Happy New Year.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOLGreg Leeth, PrincipalThe first grading period has come and gone, andwe are rapidly closing in on the end of the firstsemester. If you have not had the opportunity todo so, I encourage you to call or email your involve yourself in his or her education.Students attending the Jr. /Sr. High School havetremendous talents and abilities that are show-cased in a variety of ways. I would like to extendmy appreciation to Mrs. Joni Wenninger,Ms. Sharon Spinner, and Mrs. Judi Snook for the

outstanding Fall Arts Festival held November 9.There was food, artwork displayed, and musical

performances by the band, choir, and Ft. WayneSymphonic Brass Quintet.I also want to thank the social studies department Assembly. Several veterans and guests indicatedthat it was the best program they have everattended. I concur. If you are able, I encourage that you will be touched.On November 27, the National Honor Society willconduct its annual induction ceremony beginningat 1:40 p.m.Congratulations to Coach Bill Speller, his staff,and the football players for an exciting footballseason! At the writing of this newsletter, the teamwas preparing for the Regional Final Champion-ship game. Here is hoping for three more wins!There has never been a better time to be a Raider!

October Students of the MonthWayne Trace JH-HS recently named their Octo-

ber Students of the Month. They are: 7thGrade:Alli Hefner, 8th Grade: Kalin Gerber, 9th Grade:Jerrickah Thomas, 10th Grade: Victoria Ryan,11thGrade: Gina Sinn, 12 thGrade: Lauren Speice. -shirt. Great Job!

Teacher of the QuarterMrs. Jacqueline (Frake) Davis was recentlynamed as JH- Davis recently rushed into action when a student

began choking in the cafeteria. After performingthe Heimlich Maneuver several times, the -shirt, and a $25 gas card compli-

ments of Payne Maramart.

Guidance Department NewsParents of seniors, if your son or daughter is plan-ning on attending a college or university, you willneed to fill out a FAFSA form as soon as possiblein 2014. Paulding HS is offering a Financial Aid

Night on Monday, January 13, from 7:00-8:30p.m. in the Auditeria. The presenter will be AmyFrancis from Defiance College. You may alsofind more information at www.fafsa.ed.gov. 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11 and 12 from 5:15-8:30 p.m. atWT High School. Registration materials areavailable in the Guidance Office. The cost of theclass is $340. Please call Safe Start DrivingSchool at 419-258-1069 for more information.Students must be 15 years and 5 months old totake the class. Please bring your registrationform and payment to the first class.

NHS NewsTo assist you with your Christmas shopping, the

National Honor Society is hosting a babysittingevent on Saturday, December 7, from 9:00 a.m. to3:00 p.m. in the HS cafeteria and gym for all chil-dren between the ages of 3-11 (children must be

potty-trained). Children will be able to participatein fun, supervised activities. Please provide yourchild with a sack lunch and snacks as there will benone provided. This service is free, although a

free-will offering will be appreciated. There is nopre-registration required; you may just show upon that day. You may take advantage of theservice for a full day or just for a portion of theday if you prefer. If you have any questions,

please contact the NHS advisers, Joni Klopfen-stein ([email protected]) or HeatherHatcher ([email protected]) or you may

reach them by calling the high school.

Music Department NewsPlease join us for our holiday concerts scheduledon the following dates:Dec. 6 JH Choir/Band Christmas Concert at 7:00

(if we are in the state FB championship,the JH concert will be Dec. 16 at 7:00

Dec. 13 HS Choir/Band Christmas Concertat 7:00

Dec. 13 & 14 Musical Auditions time TBA

The Performing Arts Dept. is offering gift cardswhich are purchased for face value, with themusic department getting the percentage shownon the Great Lakes Scrip order form. Pleaseconsider buying gift cards from us as you do yourholiday shopping! Following are order and pickup dates (orders much be received by noon):

order by Dec. 2 for Dec. 6 pick up

order by Dec. 9 for Dec. 13 pick up

Athletic Department NewsThe Lady Raider BB team will be hosting a porkchop dinner on December 20 in the HS cafeteriafrom 4:00-6:00 p.m. Tickets will be presale only.Carry outs will be available. Dinner includes a

pork chop (cooked by the VW Fire Dept.), bakedpotato, green beans, dessert, and water. Ticketsmay be purchased from any Lady Raider Basket-

ball coach or player for $8 until December 18.

HS Boys Basketball Ticket Information

be purchased until the first home game on Decem-ber 20. Season tickets will be on sale duringschool hours at the HS or may be ordered by mail

by sending your check and stamped, self-addressed envelope to Susie Johnson, WTHS,4915 US 127, Haviland, OH 45851.Season ticket prices are as follows:

Adults - $50 (10 home games x $5.00)Students - $30 (10 home games x $3.00)

Pre- are $3 for students and $5 for adults; all tickets atthe door are $6. Pre-sale tickets will be sold theday of the game and the day before except forSaturday games; tickets for Saturday games will

be sold on Thursday and Friday. Pre-sale ticketsmay be purchased from 7:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. inthe HS study hall. If there is a school delay orearly dismissal, these times are subject to change.Pre-sale tickets will NOT be sold if school iscancelled due to inclement weather. If there is ascheduled adjusted accordingly. Presale tickets may be pur-chased at both elementary buildings. Please calltheir offices for specific times.

Dec. 4-6 Dec. 6 JH Band/Choir Christmas Concert 7:00Dec. 7 NHS Babysitting Service 9:00-3:00Dec. 7 & 14 Mini Raider Cheerleaders 8:00-10:00Dec. 10 GH Elem. Christmas Program 1:30 & 7:00Dec. 12 Senior Citizens Luncheon 12:45Dec. 13 Payne Elem. Christmas Program 9:30 & 1:30Dec. 13 HS Band/Choir Christmas Concert 7:00Dec. 13 & 14 Musical Auditions TBADec. 14 December ACTDec. 20 Payne Elem. Benefit BB Game 9:30Dec. 20 End of 2nd Quarter

Last day before Christmas BreakDec. 23-Jan. 3 NO SCHOOLChristmas BreakJan. 6 SCHOOL RESUMES

Dec. 2 JH girls BB-H-Lincolnview 5:00

Freshman boys BB @ Kalida 5:00Dec. 3 JH girls BB @ Continental 5:00

JH boys BB-H-Ft. Jennings 5:00HS girls BB @ Bryan 6:00

Dec. 5 JH girls BB-H-Antwerp 5:00JH boys BB @ Crestview 5:00

Dec. 7 Freshman boys BB-H-LCC 5:00JH girls BB @Crestview 10.00JH wrestling @ Allen East 10:00HS wrestling @ Arcadia Inv. 10:00HS boys BB @ Paulding 6:00

Dec. 9 JH girls BB @ Delphos Jeff. 5:00HS girls BB-H-Liberty Ctr. 6:00

Dec. 10 JH girls BB @ Hicksville 5:00JH boys BB-H-Hicksvi lle 5:00Freshman boys BB-H-Pldg. 5:00HS girls BB @ Paulding 6:00HS wrestling@ Edgerton 6:00

Dec. 12 JH girls BB @ Parkway 5:00JH boys BB-H-Ayersville 5:00HS wrestling @ Ayersville 6:00

Dec. 14 Freshman boys BB @ Col. Grove 10:00

HS boys BB @ Lincolnview 6:00Dec. 16 HS girls BB-H-Lincolnview 6:00Dec. 17 JH wrestling-H-P. Henry/Tinora 4:30

JH girls BB-H-Woodlan 5:00JH boys BB @ Woodlan 5:00

Dec. 19 JH girls BB @ Ottoville 5:00Freshman boys BB @ Van Wert 5:00

Dec. 20 HS boys BB-H-Parkway 6:00Dec. 21 HS girls BB-H-Ft. Jennings 1:00

HS boys BB-H-Miller City 6:00Dec. 27 HS boys BB @ Woodlan 6:00Dec. 28 HS wrestling @ LCC Tourney 9:30Dec. 30 JH boys BB-H-Paulding 4:30

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