The ONLINE Monitor Newsletter

Getting news to our communities is a high priority for the Parma City School District. But is there a better way to deliver the Monitor and how can we be the most cost effective and still provide our readers with all the information they need?

We introduce the online Monday Morning Monitor. We still have print issues of the Monitor that the communities of Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills will receive throughout the year. By using our website, we will save costs on printing and delivery, and we can recognize more of the good work being done by students, teachers, parents and community members in a more timely manner.

Monday Morning Monitor

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Monitor Newsletter

A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.

We have exciting news to report to you regarding the Ohio Department of Education’s release last week of our School Report Card.

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New Parma Senior High School principal is familiar to PCSD community

Starting her career at Normandy High School in 2000, Zywiec came back home to Parma Schools in 2016 and has been with the district since.

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Outside, independent CPA audit of PCSD finances for three fiscal years

For the Parma City School District (PCSD), practicing fiscal responsibility and increasing communication and transparency throughout the communities are more than just goals, they are integral parts of everyday operations.

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PCSD App is great way to connect with PCSD schools, news and resources

The PCSD mobile app has everything you need to know about the district and each school building in an easy-to-use format that can be accessed anytime, anywhere.

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Change of dates for Master Planning for Strategic Consolidation Meeting

There have been a few date and location changes to upcoming Master Planning for Strategic Consolidation Meetings.

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Enjoy great local food and specialties at annual Taste of the Towns on Sept. 25

Come hungry and support a good cause because the 8th Annual Taste of the Towns will be held on Wednesday, September 25, 2019!

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Tiffany Stropko accepts new challenges as Assistant Superintendent

Tiffany Stropko hasn’t turned down too many challenges over the last 18 years working in the Parma City School District (PCSD).

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Two PCSD schools recognized for positive impacts with PBIS programs

Over the summer, Thoreau Park Elementary School and Parma Senior High School received positive news.

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PCSD staff welcome back students with exciting, fun events on Aug. 21

Parma City School District began the 2019-2020 school year on Wednesday, August 21, and many schools had something special planned to welcome students back on the first day.

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A message from Superintendent Dr. Charles Smialek, Ph.D.

This year, we invited three seniors, one from each of our high schools, to share their perceptions of the ways in which teachers can make a difference in students’ lives. Their words were moving, and deserve memorialization in this space.

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Donuts With Dr. Smialek a sweet new way to chat with the PCSD Superintendent

With his first year complete as Superintendent of the Parma City School District, Dr. Charles Smialek looks spend more time this school year meeting residents and stakeholders.

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Find information faster with the newly designed PCSD website

A fresh look for the 2019-2020 school year, www.parmacityschools.org has a clean, modern and easy-to-use interface to help families, staff and the community get the information they need quickly.

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