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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
I had the honor of attending Friday evening Valley Forge History Clubโs unveiling of their Memorial to Vietnam Veterans who attended their school.
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PCSD students, staff and community celebrate PCSD at Rally for Public Education
An abundance of Parma City School District pride was on display at the third annual Rally For Public Education.
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Auto Service Technology students shift into another gear at national competition
Year after year, students enrolled in the Career and Technical Auto Service Technology class continue to excel. This school year was no different.
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Culinary Arts students' beefy creation named "Best Burger in Ohio" in 2019
Parma City School District's Career and Technical Education Culinary Arts program once again proved they know how to make the best burger in the state of Ohio.
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PCSD hosts Summer Food Service Program in 2019 at four school buildings
Staying committed to childrenโs nutrition over the summer is a priority for the Parma City School District.
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My PCSD Story: The Hanchuk Family from Valley Forge
I received an excellent education from a host of outstanding teachers. They definitely prepared me for the rigors of college and also served as role models as I began my own career.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
โA good teacher is like a candle; it consumes itself to light the way for others.โ Of all the quotes about our noble profession, I think this one most succinctly summarizes the impact of our educatorsโ roles.
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Valley Forge team brings home gold from 2019 Biotech Olympics
They say good things come in threes, and that couldnโt be truer for Jon Komar and his Valley Forge AP Biotechnology students.
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Parma High's History Club provides a blast from the past for students
Battleship, scavenger hunts, nineties fest, escape rooms and more are what students experience in Parma Senior High Schoolโs History Club.
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Green Valley's Lunch Bunch gives time for students to share and thrive
Green Valley Elementary School takes pride in creating a positive school environment for all students to grow and thrive.
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Visual Communications class inspires creativity for PCSD students
Creativity is defined as the use of the imagination or original ideas, especially in the production of artistic work.
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My PCSD Story: Joshua Arkangel, Valley Forge Class of 2017
Music is ever-changing, so Iโm not looking to stick to one thing. Iโd like to be versatile. I hope to continue with my musical endeavors as a composer and a pianist.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
May 7, the Parma City School District will have on the ballot a request to renew an operating levy of 4.2 mills. This renewal is NOT a new tax and will NOT cost taxpayers ANY additional money.
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Xtra Math competition equates to success for Thoreau Park Elementary students
Thoreau Park Elementary School is taking math to the next level. Students in first through fourth grade have been participating in the Xtra Math competition, which focuses on mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication and division math facts.
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Normandy High School students cash in good behavior with Invader Bucks
The students of Normandy High School know something good is on the way whenever they receive a slip of bright orange paper. Known as Invader Bucks, these small slips of paper are slowly changing Normandy for the better.
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Valley Forge Girl Power inspires students while planning for a big 2019-2020 school year
The Valley Forge High School Girl Power group might be small, but it's working to make a big difference in the lives of students.
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Parma Senior High Esports Club brings a new competitive spirit to the school
Students at Parma Senior High School are dedicating themselves after school to winning a sports championship of a different kind - an esports title.
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My PCSD Story: Joe Pagonakis, Normandy Class of 1977
I was blessed to have great teachers and instructors during my 12 years in the Parma Schools.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We continue to progress with our Master Planning for Strategic Consolidation process. Last weekโs meeting at Normandy attracted approximately 75 participants, providing a sense of energy and positive momentum that we hope to sustain.
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Every Drop Counts provides STEM opportunities for PCSD students
Hillside and Greenbriar Middle School students got a boost of math and science after school thanks to the Every Drop Counts program.
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Valley Forge High School senior named National Honor Society Scholarship semifinalist
For Valley Forge senior Kelly Finitsas, high school has been more than just earning good grades. Finitsas was one of 575 students nationwide to be named a National Honor Society (NHS) Scholarship semifinalist, resulting in a $3,200 award from the group to be used in college.
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Lights, Camera, Action! Parma High Movie Club lets students appreciate, discuss many films
Who doesnโt love a good movie? Whether it be a comedy for the entire family or a scary thriller, we all have our favorites. Students at Parma Senior High School are invited to share their favorites and explore new films at the schoolโs movie club.
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Knowing what scholarships are available can be key for high school students
Being accepted into your dream college is one thing, paying for it is another. In the world of ever growing student debt, scholarships offer students a chance to get their preferred degree and not worry so much about finances.
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Taylor Rericha's quiet leadership helps Redmen succeed on the court
Parma High senior Taylor Rericha is determined to find success on and off the basketball court. This past season, she set two Parma Senior High School records for the Redmen and tied a third, one of which was nearly 30 years old.
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PCSD App brings together information and news from social media, website
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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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Next school year, 2019-2020, our plan to expand STEM will include the addition of one (1) sixth grade STEM team at Greenbriar Middle School. In 2020-2021 we will add one (1) seventh grade STEM team at Greenbriar Middle School.
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Partnership with Sewer District benefits students, environment and saves money
Parma City School District students are learning more about water conservation and how to help their environment through a partnership with the Northeast Ohio Sewer District.
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Normandy Academic Challenge Team makes school proud on WEWS quiz show
Recently, three students were put to the test as they showcased their knowledge as members of the Normandy Academic Challenge Team.
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My PCSD Story: Kyle Cornell, Parma Senior High Class of 2012
My experiences in the Radio and Television program really catapulted me into the media industry. Having learned many of the basics and giving a platform to present them, the program had a major impact on me.
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Parma High senior Gavin Ziol finishes historic career for Redmen on the mat
Gavin Ziol is a force to be reckoned with on the mat. The consistency and enduring determination of this senior wrestler is what allowed him to break a ten-year old school record during his final season with the Parma Senior High School wrestling program.
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Partnership with Career Tech Welding class reminds John Muir students of daily expectations
John Muir Elementary School students now have a physical depiction of the values that mean so much to them.
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Learn more about community events at PCSD Flyer Central
Through Flyer Central on the PCSD website, the community can learn more about special events and programs available in Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills as well as outside organizations and cities.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We continue to research the most important elements of 21st century facilities. We will use the research we compile to supplement the work that our Educational Visioning team completed last winter.
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Leadership For Tomorrow program at City Hall is more than just a civics lesson
Instead of learning how local government works just from a textbook, every fourth grader in the Parma City School District got to experience it for a day, too.
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PTA Reflections puts spotlight on arts programs at PCSD schools
For 50 years, Reflections has encouraged students to express themselves, and Parma City School District students unleashed their individualism and creativity once again for this yearโs annual arts program.
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PCSD Transportation connects parents with information thanks to Twitter, @PCSDBusInfo
The new account, @PCSDBusInfo, will provide parents and guardians with up-to-date information on the districtโs Transportation Department such as late buses, delays, route changes, breakdowns or a change in pick-up or drop-off times.
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Valley Forge wrestler earns conference championship; school's first in 15 years
Hoehn, a senior this year on the Patriot wrestling team, finished up one of the most significant seasons in recent wrestling history for Forge. The four-year varsity letter winner finished with a 21-8 record going into districts at the conclusion of the year, including a 6-1 dual meet record.
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PCSD student writer discovers her voice at Parma Senior High School
In my junior year of high school, I was quite insecure about myself and was gradually beginning to despise the hobbies I once enjoyed such as writing and drawing. It was not until I was called down to the office with three other classmates, Eve Vishnick, Codie Moro and Jeremy Wald in my Advanced Placement English III class, that I would start my journey.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
In the winter of 2018, our district worked with the Harrison Group to determine the most important considerations inherent to the construction of new schools. The process was known as Educational Visioning and included approximately 40 parents, students, teachers, administrators, and community members.
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PCSD student entrepreneurs will create, sell items at Normandy on April 6
Two exciting student entrepreneurship events are happening on Saturday, April 6 at Normandy High School.
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Burlington Stores, new in Shoppes of Parma, donates $10,000 to Ridge-Brook Elementary
To help celebrate the opening of a new store at the Shoppes of Parma, Burlington, in conjunction with AdoptAClassroom.org, donated $10,000 to Ridge-Brook Elementary School on Friday, March 8 at a school-wide assembly.
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New buses, 21st century furniture, technology and other exciting items coming to PCSD
Exciting and important new purchases, like buses, flexible classroom furniture, updated technology, presentation labs and more, are coming to the Parma City School District in the near future.
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First Ring Leadership Academy promotes positive change in Northeast Ohio school districts
To help create a new vision for education and schools in Northeast Ohio, a number of students and teachers from throughout Cuyahoga County have been working together for positive change, as members of the First Ring Leadership Academy.
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Valley Forge student recognized for giving back to school, community
Giving back to the community was always a goal for Valley Forge High School junior Richard Kaliszewski.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We continue to progress through our schedule of Master Planning for Strategic Consolidation meetings. Tonight, we meet at Hillside Middle School at 6:30 pm to gather more input from all who attend.
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Normandy 50th Anniversary Open House on Mar. 28 will celebrate history, students
Normandy High School has celebrated many achievements and milestones over the years. In March, the school will be hosting a unique event as they commemorate 50 years as an educational institution in the Parma City School District.
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Parma Redmen hockey team celebrates most successful season in school history
This season, Parma Senior Highโs hockey team had one of the most competitive and outstanding seasons in Redmen hockey history, including a milestone 200th win for head coach Joe Gaudino.
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Parma Council of PTAs 67th annual Geranium Sale for Scholarships begins March 25, 2019
Spring is just around the corner and that means the annual Parma Council of PTAs Geranium Sale is almost here!
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Shiloh Middle School creates positive school environment with unique and fun programs
Shiloh Middle School has been working to create a welcoming and positive environment this school year, with several initiatives and programs designed to encourage and inspire students.
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PCSD students awarded for creating some awesome "Frozen" artwork this winter
Recently, students from the Parma City School District worked to make winter a little brighter and warmer at the West Creek Watershed Stewardship Center.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We are making progress with the consolidation of our central office staff. By the time we have worked through the multiple layers of reductions, creations of new positions, and appointments of individuals into new roles, we will have reduced central office spending by approximately $920,000, allowing us to hire an equivalent budgetary amount in additional support for our schools.
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Support your schools and students with districtwide paper recycling program
Each day, one person throws away over one pound of paper that could be recycled. Now, thanks to recent changes in the recycling program at the PCSD, making a positive difference for the environment and supporting students in our district has never been easier.
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Normandy swimming and diving makes historic waves with impressive 2018-2019 campaign
Normandyโs coed varsity swimming and diving team continues to rewrite the history books for the Invaders.
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Global School Play Day provides fun, games and teaches social skills for Renwood students
Puzzles, board games, dolls, action figures and other popular toys filled each kindergarten room at Renwood Elementary School for the 2019 Global School Play Day.
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Valentine's Day at Greenbriar brings a lot love into the school
Students from all grades at Greenbriar Middle School celebrated Valentineโs Day this year by spending quality time with the influential women in their lives.
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My PCSD Story: Bryan Shaw, Normandy High School Class of '04
Meteorology has a strong focus in math and physics. The classes I took while in high school helped prepare me for the heavy math and physics course load of college.
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Parma High's Katie Vento named Cleveland Cavaliers "Head of the Class" teacher in February
Moondog and Cleveland Cavaliers in-arena host, Ahmaad Crump, stopped by the Parma Senior High Special Education Teacherโs classroom to announce that she was named Cleveland Cavaliers Head of the Class for the month of February.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
During our Master Planning for Strategic Consolidation meetings, we have frequently used the term โ21st Century Facilitiesโ to describe the new schools we aim to build for our current and future students. The phrase can become somewhat of a โbuzzwordโ and, thus, deserves explanation.
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Sign up now and create the next great business idea at Young Entrepreneurs Day
Hosted by PCSDโs Career and Technical Education Department and sponsored by University Hospitals Parma Medical Center, this new, individualized event will give students the opportunity to create a product or service and market their business plan for cash and prizes.
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John Muir builds positive relationships for students with Viking Connection
This program connects a student who might need a little extra support, encouragement or just someone to talk to, with a staff member in the building.
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Greenbriar's Disability Awareness Fair brings important lessons to school and students
Students at Greenbriar Middle School recently learned a little more about disabilities. On January 29, the schoolโs student council organized a Disabilities Awareness Fair in which every student in the school participated during their lunch period.
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Amanda Guzzo builds student creativity at Parma Senior High
The Art Wing of Parma Senior High School has very talented and creative teachers, one of which is Amanda Guzzo.
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Normandy High School's unique music curriculum is for all students
Normandy High School offers students the ability to learn and master a wide variety of art forms, one of them being music.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We continued last week to make progress on the reorganization of our administrative staff. When we complete this transformation and its many steps, we will have shifted approximately $900,000 in personnel spending from central office operations to school sites.
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Kindergarten Registration set for March 6 & 7 at Parma Branch Library
Starting children off in Kindergarten for many families can be a stressful time. To help make a positive first step, the Parma City School District holds the annual Kindergarten Registration event each spring.
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Districtwide ALICE training keeps buildings and staff prepared
Keeping students safe in classrooms and school buildings has always been a top priority for the district. This school year, the district has taken a different approach to school safety than in years past, with the adoption of the highly successful ALICE program.
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VF Spanish teacher uses new methods to engage students
Sandra Fink, Spanish teacher at Valley Forge High School, has implemented a new, modern form of foreign language learning in her classroom.
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GEAR Up helps PCSD students connect with college, careers
While many students plan to pursue higher education, naturally, not all know where to start in the long search for best-personalized options.
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My PCSD Story: The Taylor Family from Valley Forge High School
The roots run deep at Valley Forge High School for the Taylor family, all PCSD staff members and proud graduates of the school: Jon Taylor โ82, Julie Sisunik โ90, Jeannine Taylor โ86 and Joe Taylor โ86.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
After much consideration, senior administrators and the Parma Board of Education have collectively decided to pursue avenues other than the conversion of Renwood Elementary School for the initiation of an Opportunity Center.
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Valley Forge High School Vietnam Memorial will honor alumni who sacrificed
On April 30, 1975, the Vietnam War ended and with it came great loss. People from all over the United States joined the fight, but many of those brave men and women were unable to come back.
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Parma Senior High School's Philosophy Club asks the tough questions
Philosophy Club was formed by two Parma High students, Logan OโLasky and Jacob Rhyand, when they first sought to discuss their affinity for knowledge and social sciences with a book club. They later decided a club dedicated strictly to philosophy was the best course of action.
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Normandy English students connect with best-selling author to learn about Flint water crisis
Students in Sarah Kelly and Erin Stocksโ AP Language and Composition courses were recently treated to an engaging virtual field trip to meet a 2018 New York Times best-selling author.
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My PCSD Story: Michael Jaszczak, Parma High class of 1980
I entered Schaaf Junior High in the 7th grade. Before then, I struggled with school. The caring faculty and staff helped me understand that I could do well in school
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PCSD students work together to serve community during Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend
This year, students from the Parma Senior High and Valley Forge 21st Century Learning Centers took time to give back to their community around Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
I hope that you and your families are staying warm during this stretch of brutally cold winter weather. We will continue to monitor temperatures and traveling conditions and notify you as soon as possible if we decide that it is unsafe for our students to attend school.
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Parma Senior High Girl Power celebrates 15 years of making a positive difference
Time is flying by for school counselor Marian Armstrong as Parma Senior High Schoolโs Girl Power group recently celebrated 15 years of empowering young women.
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Parma Park Elementary named National PTA School of Excellence thanks to positive programming
Parma Park Elementary School and its PTA have received the designation of National PTA School of Excellence!
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Pleasant Valley fourth graders collect gifts for local senior citizens during holiday season
Every year around the holidays, Pleasant Valley Elementary School fourth-graders make a difference in the community by collecting gifts and supplies for seniors in local nursing homes.
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Renaissance programs at Normandy, Valley Forge celebrate student success
Recognizing student achievement in academics, attendance and positive behavior is certainly worth celebrating. Encouraging students to achieve even more is just as important of a celebration.
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PACTS program at Parma High continues to serve up success stories for students
Now in its second year, the Parma Smoothie Parlor continues to serve up success for students in the PACTS, or Parma Area Center for Transition Services, program at Parma Senior High School.
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Normandy Girl Power program gives back to staff and community
Normandy High Schoolโs Girl Power group (Grl Pwr), whose mission is to support each other with a positive attitude, has been busy over the last few months!
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Before winter break, we met with and surveyed residents who voted โnoโ on last Novemberโs request for a 4.5 mill operating levy. Fourteen residents participated in the December 5 Town Hall meeting, and 225 shared their perspectives through the subsequent online survey.
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Nutrition Services launches new online menus filled with information for parents
With the new year comes a new way to view breakfast, lunch and snack menus for each school in the Parma City School District. In January 2019, PCSDโs Nutrition Services Department moved to online school menus to better inform families about the foods their children are eating at each meal during the school day.
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Valley Forge High School raises money for Family Collaborative as part of Project Santa
Before winter break, Valley Forge High School students and staff got into the holiday spirit through Project Santa.
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PCSD students encouraged to enroll in free Invention League Independent Inventor Program
Calling all future inventors and entrepreneurs! The Invention Leagueโs Independent Inventor Program is open for enrollment!
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My PCSD Story: Janine Andrzejewski, Normandy class of 1987
PCSD means community. There has always been a strong sense of pride in the Parma City School District. Parents want what is best for their students.
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Ridge-Brook families celebrate with principal Steve Perry for Student of the Month Award
When students at Ridge-Brook Elementary School find their principal, Steve Perry, knocking on their door, itโs a big deal.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Happy Holidays! We wish all of our students, families, staff members and community friends the best the season can bring to you and yours!
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PCSD students, staff generously donate to those in need this holiday season
Every year, Parma City School District students, families and staff come together to generously support those in need in the community during the holiday season.
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Greenbriar Principal's Council keeps parents and school talking on regular basis
Greenbriar Middle School administration knows communication is key. To help improve communication with parents, Principal Jill Schissler has created Principalโs Council at Greenbriar this school year.
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My PCSD Story: Tiffany Stropko, Valley Forge Class of 1997
I had educators and support staff that believed in me as a young adolescent. Not only did they believe in me, they also gave me to the support and resources to be successful.
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Parma High teacher Molly Deeks encourages her students through exploration and creativity
Molly Deeks is the well-known and widely-liked ceramics teacher of Parma Senior High School. She has made an impact on every student who has the pleasure of taking her class as she pushes them to be the best they can be.
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PCSD wants to hear from community, parents and staff through online surveys
The Parma City School District wants to hear from the stakeholders that make up our three communities. Periodically throughout each year, the district releases a number of online surveys. The goals are to gain valuable input and better understand how to move forward with projects and initiatives.
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Cleveland's GV Art and Design teams up with PACTS program for special fundraiser
GV Art and Design and PACTS, or Parma Area Center for Transition Services, have teamed up to create a t-shirt to celebrate what makes everyone unique.
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Unfinished business motivates Valley Forge football team all the way to OHSAA playoffs
Itโs obvious how much a difference a season makes. For the first time since 2002, the Valley Forge Patriot football team ended with a 6-4 record and made it to the OHSAA State Playoffs.
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41st annual Parma Senior High band banquet celebrates students and music
Earlier this November, the Parma Senior High School Marching Redmen concluded the season with the 41st annual band banquet.
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Normandy's Bill Dodd helps student runners get to more than just the finish line
If you have any kind of history with Normandy High School, chances are you know Bill Dodd.
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Green Valley's Grand Friends Day invites 400 guests to school for a special visit with students
Every November, Green Valley Elementary School students invite very special guests to school to spend time together on Grand Friends Day.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Our next Town Hall Meeting is scheduled for this Wednesday, December 5 (6:30 pm, Parma Branch Library, 6996 Powers Boulevard). We will deviate from our normal routine of using this forum to provide updates about the progress we have made toward meeting our three district goals.
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Online report cards coming soon for PCSD Middle and High School students
A new year brings new opportunities. Beginning in 2019, middle school and high school families will see a change the way they receive their final grades each grading period.
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New re-designed PCSD website to launch in Aug. 2019; opinions and feedback wanted from the community
Have an opinion about our website? Want to provide feedback on what would make parmacityschools.org even better?
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Mme. Force helps students discover a love of French language and culture
Bethanne Force is making a lasting impact on students at Normandy High School.
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Lights On Afterschool helps students, families see importance of afterschool programming
Parma City School District Discovery Centers shined a spotlight on afterschool programming during the annual Lights On Afterschool event earlier this fall.
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Valley Forge Cheerleading team named Great Lakes Conference champions in 2018
This past fall sports season at Valley Forge has been one for the record books.
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Holiday Giving Tree and Stuff the Bus; Farm to School Town Hall Meeting Nov. 28
The Parma Area Family Collaborative is collecting donations for the โHoliday Giving Treeโ once again in 2018. Donors can drop off new gifts and clothing for children at the Collaborative this holiday season.
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Parma Senior High School builds leaders with Parma Youth Leadership Academy
A group of emerging leaders at Parma Senior High School are learning essential skills to become effective leaders inside the classroom and out through the Parma Youth Leadership Academy.
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Taste of the Towns brings community and schools together for the benefit of all students
For the past seven years, Taste of the Towns has brought the Parma City School District community together for an evening of delicious food, great entertainment and amazing prizes all to support the students of PCSD.
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Normandy Key Club continues to make a difference for the Ronald McDonald House in Cleveland
Normandy High School is making a difference in the community through the Ronald McDonald House Pop Tab Project.
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Valley Forge's Chilia family shows the possibilities through inspirational book
Libbi Chilia is spreading awareness about the abilities of children with limb differences through her new book called โImagine โฆ The PossAbilitiesโ.
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OMEA Honors Band and Choir Festival highlights Valley Forge's musical talents
Providing opportunities for students, whether in the classroom, on the playing field or in the arts, is an important mission for the PCSD.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We awoke every Thanksgiving to the aromas of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and an incredibly robust selection of pies emanating from the kitchen.
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Veterans are recognized and honored throughout PCSD for Veterans Day
Earlier this month, students across the Parma City School District recognized and honored veterans of our Armed Services in a variety of ways.
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PEA/PTA Canned Food Drive collects 40,000 items for local families during the holidays
On Friday, November 9, the PCSD wrapped up the annual Canned Food Drive, sponsored by the PEA (Parma Education Association) and the PTA. The long-standing charitable drive helps needy families in the local Parma area by collecting food for two weeks in November.
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Robert Cyr makes history come alive for students at Parma Senior High School
Parma Senior High School has many wonderful teachers that come in every day ready to teach another generation of students, one of which is Robert Cyr.
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Principal Challenge accepted and completed at Thoreau Park Elementary School
Being principal of a school building is definitely a busy and demanding job. But, for Thoreau Park Elementary School principal Ted Bickley, Jr., he wanted to make one day in November just a bit more challenging than normal.
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Valley Forge's Project: Carol will spread joy to local senior citizens this holiday season
The holiday season is rapidly approaching, and with it comes a plethora of cold winter days, hot cocoa, presents and music.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
21,023 (52.9%) โNoโ votes to 18,717 (47.10%) โYesโ votes. Iโm confident that we could all write at least a chapter of a book chronicling our experiences along the โDrive to 4.5โ that was Issue 7. But, in the end, those two significant numbers are all that really matter. We fell well short of winning voter approval for increased funding.
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Parma High Drama Club presents "The Odd Couple - Female Version" this weekend; CTE Open Houses at all three high schools
Parma Senior High School Drama Club presents โThe Odd Couple - Female Versionโ this weekend on November 15 - 17 at Parma Senior High Schoolโs Little Theatre. The show begins each night at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for students and are available only at the door.
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Red Ribbon Week spreads drug-free message throughout PCSD
โLife is Your Journey, Travel Drug Free.โ Thatโs the theme schools across the country shared with their students and families this October during Red Ribbon Week.
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2018 Drive For Your Students event was most successful fundraiser to date
Thanks to the support of many, Drive For Your Students raised $4,880 for students across the Parma City School District.
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Omegaman shows students how to be a H.E.R.O. to stop bullying
A superhero named Omegaman visited Dentzler and Renwood Elementary Schools on October 18 to deliver a powerful message to students โ โBe The H.E.R.O. (Helping Everyone Respect Others) In You.โ
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Unity Day in October teaches students to stand up to bullying in their schools
Every October, students across the country come together for Unity Day to spread kindness and end bullying in their schools.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
"Do not complain. Don't hashtag. Don't get anxious. Don't retreat. Don't binge on whatever it is you're binging on. Don't lose yourself in ironic detachment. Don't put your head in the sand. Don't boo. Vote. Vote."
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Parma Senior High student clubs celebrate and embrace diversity, friendship
In the spirit of Halloween and the fall season, Parma Senior Highโs Friends of Rachel, an anti-bullying club, and Diversity Club held a party for the schoolโs special education classes and the PACTS (Parma Area Center for Transition Services) program.
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Normandy Drama Workshop presents "Almost, Maine" on Nov. 9-10; PEA/PTA Canned Food Drive continues through November 9
Normandy High School Drama Workshop presents โAlmost, Maineโ on Friday, November 9 at 7:00 pm and on Saturday, November 10 at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm.
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Career Tech Open Houses bring information to PCSD students and families in grades 5-11
The Parma City School District has a variety of educational options that prepare students for college or a career. To help students and their families better understand the wide array of programs and classes offered through the Career and Technical Education Department (CTE), the Parma Schools is hosting three Open House events in November at each high school.
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Greenbriar fifth-grade STEM students collaborate to help save local bluebirds
Fifth grade STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) classes are hoping Eastern Bluebirds call Greenbriar Middle School their home this coming spring and for years to come.
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One Book, One School teaches PCSD students, parents and staff the importance of reading
Students at John Muir and Thoreau Park Elementary Schools couldnโt wait to begin reading a new book this fall through the One Book, One School programs held at their schools.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Last Wednesday, our students and staff collaboratively hosted at Normandy High School a Halloween event for approximately 500 residents. The night was one of the most impressive displays of community of which I have been a part since the Board of Education appointed me last March.
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PEA/PTA Food Drive kicks off Oct. 29; donations accepted at any PCSD school building
In the Parma City School District, one annual tradition of giving back has been the annual PEA/PTA canned food drive, which directly benefits families in need in our three communities. This year, the food drive will kick off on Monday October 29, and run through Friday, November 9.
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Parma Senior High HOPE Assembly sends message of empowerment and the ability to overcome
Parma Senior High School students were empowered to become world-changers at this yearโs HOPE Assembly. The school hosted two assemblies, one in the morning for grades 8 โ 9 and one in the afternoon for grades 10 - 12 on October 11.
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New Parma High GEAR UP adviser inspires students to find their full potential
Parma Senior High has recently welcomed a new staff member, Tameka Pollard.
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Grant from Cuyahoga County brings drug prevention education program to the Parma Schools
Drug prevention education has always been an important part of keeping students and families safe. With many families, neighborhoods and communities affected by the opioid crisis nationwide, local governments and school districts are stepping up drug education prevention programs.
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Parma-Shiloh football team earns GLC crown against familiar opponent
With higher expectations coming into the 2018 season, the Parma-Shiloh 7th and 8th grade football team focused on one goal. In the end, it paid off with a championship trophy.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Every minute of every period of every day of instruction is critical for all of our students. However, Professional Development Days, such as that we conducted last Friday, are very important means of delivering on-going, job-embedded training to our teachers.
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CBS Connects Family Financial Literacy Night on Oct. 29 at Valley Forge; Parma Way 5K Postponed
Calling on all students and parents in grades 5-9, CBS Connects will be hosting Financial Literacy Nights to bring students and families together for a night of fun and financial learning. Each Financial Literacy Night will provide Breakout Sessions, Games, Snacks, and Fun to its participants. Join us and prepare for your financial future!
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Parma High students get the year started off right at PSH New Student Breakfast
Being the new student in a new environment has never been easy. However, the students joining Parma Senior High School this year have been welcomed with open arms and encouraging smiles at PSHโs New Student Breakfast.
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PCSD elementary students stick together to end bullying in their schools
When two pieces of duct tape are stuck together, itโs not easy to tear them apart. The same goes for bullying. When students stand together for what's right, they are stronger against mean or hurtful actions of others.
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Focus, determination and competition fuel Parma Senior High School soccer captain
Erika Turk leads by example. A senior at Parma Senior High School, Turk has played the last four seasons on the Redmen girls soccer team.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
I had the opportunity to attend four Ward Meetings in Seven Hills this weekend. I am grateful to Council President Tony Biasiatta for his invitation to present information about Issue 7 and to Mayor DellโAquila, for his continued support of our district.
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Green Valley student named 2018 Akron Children's Hospital Marathon Hero
Layla Popik is small, but mighty. This energetic, positive and brave fourth-grader at Green Valley Elementary School was named a 2018 Akron Childrenโs Hospital Akron Marathon Hero.
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Invaders honor the past with Normandy Athletic Hall of Fame 2018 induction ceremony
Honoring the past is important at Normandy High School, especially this year - its 50th year as an educational institution.
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Parma Senior High Girl Power alumni breakfast to celebrate the positive impact for school and community
This event will take place at Parma Senior High on Dec.17, 2018, and will provide the chance for former members to mingle with current Girl Power members, in addition to gathering with fellow alumni. Breakfast will be held at 8:30 a.m. in the schoolโs Red Rees Conference Room.
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Improving student achievement, expanding opportunities are goals for PCSD Curriculum Department
Parma City School Districtโs Curriculum and Instruction Department continues to meet the educational needs of each student and works to provide quality educational opportunities, programs, services and initiatives.
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Second annual Trick-Or-Treat Street will be a fun, safe way to enjoy Halloween
Normandy High School is inviting all ghosts, goblins, witches, wizards and ghouls to the second annual Trick-Or-Treat Street on Wednesday, October 24, 2018, from 5 โ 7 p.m.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Thank you to the residents who participated in last weekโs Town Hall Meetings. As we have explained in this forum, these comprise a critical strategy to improving our sense of transparency across our communities.
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Greenbriar Middle School focuses on growth; named Fox 8 'Cool School' in September
Greenbriar Middle School students, teachers and staff are really cool. So cool, they were named a Fox 8 News Cool School this September.
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GEAR UP helps PCSD students plan and prepare for success in college or a career
Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) and College Now assist students in all three Parma City School District high schools in attaining their post-secondary plans such as gaining a certificate for a specific job, an associateโs degree, or a bachelorโs degree.
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Normandy senior will make her final year an important one for the Invaders
For Normandy senior Halle Bogas, things are moving pretty fast. Maybe not on the Invadersโ volleyball or basketball court, or on the track, but just in life.
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Career Tech continues to offer top-notch programming while preparing students for success
Parma City School Districtโs Career and Technical Education Department offers a wide variety of classes and programs in many career fields so students can find their path to success after high school.
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Valley Forge and Chick-fil-A teach students the importance of leadership and service to others
Valley Forge High School students are learning what it takes to become a leader not only in their school but also in their community.
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PCSD Marching Band Spectacular returns to Byers Field this Saturday, Oct. 6
If halftime is your favorite part of a football game, or you just love great marching band music, then the Parma City School Districtโs 2018 Marching Band Spectacular is for you!
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Fathers Walk bring students, dads and father figures together throughout PCSD
Elementary and middle school students from across the Parma City School District strolled to school with their special guests on September 20, 2018, for the annual Fathers Walk.
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Normandy High School After Prom FUNDrive this Saturday; Sign Up for Parma Senior High K-8 fall boys basketball clinics
Normandy High School After Prom is seeking donations for their FUNDrive, this Saturday, October 6 from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM. The event will be held in the front parking lot of the high school.
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Parma Way 5K returns to Tri-C on Sunday, Oct. 28 to benefit PCSD students, programs
Calling all runners and walkers! The 3rd Annual Parma Way 5K is racing into Parma on Sunday, October 28, 2018!
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Valley Forge Patriots soccer brings Germana family together during 2018 season
When you talk to Valley Forge senior Zoรซ Germana, you can tell she is one cool customer. As the center back on defense for the Patriots (4-5), Germana is one of the impact players and field commanders in forming a quality defense.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
The five Town Hall Meetings I held this summer proved to be invaluable means of connecting with many residents in our communities and helped me to understand their perceptions of our school district.
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Superintendent Town Hall Meetings start next week on Wednesday, Oct. 3
To increase communication among families, staff and the community, Parma City School District Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph. D. will be hosting Town Hall Meetings in person and online throughout the year in Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills.
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Taste of the Towns on Sept. 26; Updated information on construction on W. Pleasant Valley Road
This year, the Parma City Schools Foundation, Inc. will hold the 7th annual Taste of the Towns on Wednesday, September 26, 2018 at St. Michaelโs Woodside Event Center, 5025 East Mill Road in Broadview Heights.
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Farm-to-School initiative educates PCSD students on where food comes from
If you watch any cooking shows, you will hear the phrase โfarm-to-tableโ. PCSD Nutrition Services Supervisor Bob Gorman is bringing the โfarm-to-tableโ experience to the students at PCSD.
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Pleasant Valley STEM students send balloons up, up and away to learn more about atmosphere and wind
Pleasant Valley Elementary Schoolโs second-grade STEM โBlast Offโ project was gone with the wind early this September.
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Valley Forge junior gives back to his school through service
Justin Swanberg is one busy junior at Valley Forge High School. Not only is he a four-sport athlete (cross country, soccer, swimming and track) and an honors student with an average 3.6 GPA, he is also working to become an Eagle Scout.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
On Thursday, September 13, we received our school and district report cards from the Ohio Department of Education. We are not satisfied with our districtโs overall grade of a โD.โ
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Summer STEM camp opens Greenbriar students' eyes to career possibilities
The two-day camp, called Exploring STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine) โ Enriching Minds Through Science, was open to seventh through ninth grade students in the state of Ohio.
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Fox 8 "Fuel Your School" contest kicks off at Parma Park Elementary School
Fox 8 News and Liberty Ford have come together to help a lucky school and its teachers fund their classrooms. The โFuel Your Schoolโ contest will give one winning school $5,000 to buy essential supplies, tools and resources to help students do their best.
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PCSD takes proactive approach to safety and security in middle schools
This year, police officers from the three communities that make up the district will not only have a presence in all three high schools but also in all three middle schools.
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PCSD Mobile App brings information to your fingertips anytime, anywhere
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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Me Museums on display at Pleasant Valley Elementary School
Third grade STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) students at Pleasant Valley Elementary School took the first two weeks of school to introduce themselves and share what makes them unique.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We endured multiple days with very hot temperatures throughout the last several weeks and even had to cancel school on two occasions.
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CBS Connects bring students and families together for financial literacy
Properly budgeting money and balancing the checkbook are two things many adults wish they could do better. Now, thanks to the Parma City School Districtโs CBS Connects program, parents and students have the opportunity to brush up on their financial skills throughout the school year.
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Last week for PCPTA School of Excellence survey; September is Library Card month at Cuyahoga County Public Library
The Parma Council of PTA's needs your help! We need feedback from families on how our schools and PTA's are doing.
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Fourth annual PECPTA Touch-a-Truck returns to Parma on September 16
What do a police car, fire truck, garbage truck, monster truck, race car, PCSD school bus and food truck have in common?
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Bring your appetite and support PCSD students at the Taste of the Towns on September 26
Taste of the Towns has been going strong since 2012 with local restaurants and eateries from the community serving up their specialties for a good cause.
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Learn more about community events at PCSD Flyer Central
Parma City School District welcomes partnerships with community organizations, groups and businesses to offer educational opportunities for students, families and staff.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
I hope that we are all settling into positive, productive routines as we progress through this first month of the 2018-19 school year!
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Busy summer throughout PCSD preparing for the opening of school
Thatโs the sentiment coming from the PCSD Business Office at the beginning of the 2018-2019 school year.
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PECPTA Touch a Truck event on Sunday, Sept. 16; PTA School of Excellence Survey
The 4th annual Parma Early Childhood PTA Touch a Truck event is a great way for families to get together this fall.
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For Meredith Garofalo, a successful career has roots at Green Valley and Hillside
Meredith Garofalo has achieved success in the field of broadcast meteorology and credits her education from Parma City School District as playing an important role in helping her become who she is today.
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Students and staff return to school excited for the beginning of the year
Parma City School District began the 2018-2019 school year on Wednesday, August 15, and many schools had something special planned to welcome students back on the first day.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
What a week! From Normandyโs Band and dozens of cheering administrators welcoming back our teachers and staff Monday morning, to Saturday afternoonโs celebration of the excitement inherent to our district, countless members of our school community dedicated myriad hours to ensuring a positive start to the 2018-19 school year.
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2018-2019 PCSD Opening Kick Off gets school year started off right
For the second straight year, the Parma City School District invited the three communities to celebrate the beginning of the school year at the 2018-2019 PCSD Opening Kick-Off.
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PCSD High School and Middle School athletic information available online; Senior Freedom Card information
The Parma City School Districtโs high school and middle school athletic teams are beginning the fall sports season.
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Town Hall Meetings, Facebook Live Meetings opens dialogue between schools, communities
In an effort to increase communication among families, staff and the community, Parma City School District Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph. D. will be hosting five Town Hall Meetings throughout the year in Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills.
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Community collaboration at Back to School Safety Fair benefits students and families in PCSD
The Parma Area Family Collaborative and MetroHealth have teamed up over the years to get students and families ready to go back to school.
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Parma Area Family Collaborative completes busy and fun summer at PCSD Hanna Building
The Parma Area Family Collaborative had a busy summer, offering programs and activities for students of all ages.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
We are excited to officially open our doors this week to over 10,000 students eager to gain inspiration from your professional efforts.
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Shiloh Raider Run and Parma Way 5K race into the PCSD this fall
Lace up those running shoes, because there are two races coming up that will benefit Parma City School District students.
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Shiloh's new principal Andy Suttell knows collaboration is the key to success
Andy Suttell knows he wants to make the most of his opportunity as principal at Shiloh Middle School in 2018.
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PCSD Federal Programs Department earns over $1 million in grants since June 2018
The Parma City School District Federal Grants Office has received a lot of good news this summer.
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Valley Forge students honor fallen heroes this summer at Tri-C with the AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall
Over the summer, Valley Forge High School's History Club presented their Vietnam Memorial Project at the AVTT Traveling Vietnam Wall, which was set up at Tri-C West Campus from June 28 through July 1, 2018.
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A message from Superintendent Charles Smialek, Ph.D.
Hello Parma! I am very excited to address you in this forum for the first time.
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Family Collaborative and MetroHealth invite you to a Back to School Safety Fair; Shiloh Raider Run on August 18
The Parma Area Family Collaborative in conjunction with MetroHealth Medical Center in Parma will be hosting a โBack to School Safety Fairโ on Saturday, August 11, from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
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Celebrate the beginning of the school year at the 2nd annual PCSD Opening Kick-Off
To celebrate the start of the 2018-19 school year, Parma City School District invites students, staff, families and the community to the Second Annual PCSD Opening Kick-Off.
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Welcome Back to the 2018-2019 School Year; PCSD Building Calendars and Orientations
The Parma City School District wants students and families to connect with their schools at the beginning of this academic year.
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Normandy High School's new principal, Rachel Urban, comes back to her "second home" in Parma
For Normandy High Schoolโs new principal Rachel Urban, coming to Parma is a return to her โsecond home."
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Parma High student takes fourth place in National BPA Competition in Texas
Parma Senior Highโs Brandon Mallette knows a thing or two about computer security.
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Valley Forge students create more than history with Robots Over Parma
Team 6355 โ Robots Over Parma made history at the FIRST Robotics Competition this spring.
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Ninth grade PCSD engineering students end year with cardboard canoe race
Think you could make a 2-person canoe from just cardboard, duct tape and plastic in just three hours?
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PCSD shines bright at Ohio School Boards Association Spring Conference
In late March, Parma Senior High School hosted the Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA) Northeast Regional Spring Conference.
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Hillside seventh grader recognized by Duke University for performance on ACT
Most seventh graders arenโt thinking about taking the ACT or SAT until high school, but Hannah Dunn-Helton has already scored exceptionally well on these pre-college exams
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Parma High Principal's Student Advisory Council helps build trust and rapport with students
Itโs always good idea to get a second opinion. For Parma Senior High School principal Leo Spagnola, getting additional input about school initiatives and functions is important when creating a stronger, positive and more
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Marilyn Ratusnik finds a home at Renwood Elementary, guiding students along the way
For over three decades, Marilyn Ratusnik has been responsible for what many students would say is their favorite part of the school day -- lunch.
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Parma Park Elementary students celebrate their diversity and cultures
In an effort to learn more about the diverse cultures found within the school and celebrate what makes each student and their family unique, Parma Park recently started a diversity project for students to share more about the country that their family is from and the languages they speak.
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Random Acts of Kindness has a big impact for students at Hillside Middle School
โItโs amazing how one little tiny word can change someoneโs day and make them happy.โ
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Pleasantview School is home to PCSD Childcare Center and the First Step Preschool
The Parma City School District sponsors a 4-star rated Step Up To Quality Childcare Center located at Pleasantview School, 7700 Malibu Drive in Parma.
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Champions for Life helps prepare students for middle school and their bright future
The education of younger students certainly is not limited to the classrooms and hallways of the Parma City School District.
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Parma High Ath-Leaders creates effective leaders helping school and community grow
Making a better athlete does not necessarily mean more time in the weight room or practicing on the court.
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Parma Senior High science teacher Christopher Mante takes pride in school, community
At Parma Senior High, there is no shortage of fantastic teachers. Science teacher, Christopher Mante, is no exception.
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Girl Scout Troop 71927 looks to collect 2,500 books this summer
Have any new or gently used children and teen books that you would like to donate?
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PCSD Culinary Arts program finishes seventh in the nation at ProStart Invitational
The Normandy Culinary Arts program has always been a source of pride for the PCSD and for our three communities.
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PTA Scholarship Dinner celebrates students' scholarships and successes
The Parma Council of PTAs Scholarship Dinner is always a special night for Normandy, Parma and Valley Forge seniors.
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Pleasant Valley Elementary donates nearly $5,500 to Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Pleasant Valley Elementary School knows the importance of giving back to their community and helping others.
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Normandy senior runs over the competition in track; heads to OHSAA regionals on Wednesday
That line, from Shakespeareโs โA Midsummer Nightโs Dreamโ almost perfectly describes Normandy High School senior Calissa Urban when sheโs on the track competing in hurdles for the Invaders.
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Students from PCSD and Northeast Ohio unwind at annual luau
Grass skirts and flowered shirts filled the Seven Hills Recreation Center as students of all abilities danced the day away at a luau to celebrate the end of the school year.
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Fifth Third Bank helps Parma Senior High students earn scholarship money
College is a thought on most studentsโ minds. Itโs not just what school to go to and what to study, but also tuition and board are rather large details that determine the final choice.
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Valley Forge students earn some $cratch from the International Society of Scratchboard Artists
Many of you may remember in elementary school, coloring a paper solid with crayons and then covering the page with ink.
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Parma Education Association recognizes staff members as Educators of the Year
On Wednesday, May 9, the Parma Education Association (PEA) officially recognized three employees for their service, dedication, passion and hard work for children and students.
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Greenbriar's fifth grade STEM Space Walk blasts off at James Day Park in Parma
Fifth grade STEM Education students from Greenbriar Middle School have launched a stellar Space Walk Audio Tour for the community to enjoy.
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Normandy, Valley Forge earn recognition as Safe Sports Schools from national group
At some point, all high school, college and professional athletes have to deal with some kind of sports injury.
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Parma High's Daniel Jaszczak shows students the possibilities with music
With a profound passion for music and an ardent drive to mold young minds, Daniel Jaszczak is a valued member of the Parma Senior High family. Jaszczak teaches symphonic band, orchestra, eighth grade band and directs the Parma Senior High Marching Band during the football season.
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Valley Forge's Sean Smith raises the bar in track and field for the Patriots
Valley Forge senior Sean Smith knew in the seventh grade that pole vaulting was his sport. For him, it was just a little bit different.
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Positive things going on at Parma Senior High School's PBIS Redmen Recognition Store
Parma Senior High School Assistant Principal Stephanie Nicola has brought a very special program to the students of Parma High, the PBIS Store
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Dentzler second graders get extra help from seniors at Pleasantview Care Center
Dentzler Elementary students and seniors from Pleasantview Care Center in Parma have teamed up for the Intergenerational Tutoring Program this school year.
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Rally for Public Education showcases the pride in the Parma Schools
On Friday, May 4, staff, students, administrators and parents from throughout the Parma City School District celebrated public education.
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Three Normandy students named Finalists in National Merit Scholarship Competition
Imagine being selected to a prestigious and elite academic group of outstanding high school students, where only less than the top one percent are allowed in.
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Valley Forge AP Biotechnology students take home gold at 2018 Biotech Olympics
Teamwork. Collaboration. Great technique. Strong work ethic. Sounds like all parts that make up a winning team.
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Parma Senior High student wins Cleveland State University's Strong Woman, Strong Leader Award
Zahraa Alribeawi is a remarkable young woman with a bright future in front of her.
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Parma Senior High students write touching letters to students of Parkland, Florida
On February 14, 2018 there was a tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida that was taken to heart by both students and teachers alike.
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Spring Training prepares students at Thoreau Park Elementary School
Just like major league baseball players needed to get their spring training in before the regular season started, Thoreau Park students were getting their spring training test practice in before state testing.
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Founders' Day celebrates the history, advocacy and friendships of the PTA
Over the last 120 years, members of the National Parent Teacher Association have advocated for all children in the United States, including locally here in Parma.
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PTA Reflections program showcases student achievement in a variety of artistic projects
For decades, national, state and local PTAs have honored creativity and originality of students across the country through the cultural arts program called Reflections.
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PCSD celebrates Before/Afterschool Professionals Week during April 23-27
Parma City School District is not only dedicated to providing students with a quality education in a safe environment during school hours, but also before and after school, too.
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Ridge-Brook Elementary principal Steve Perry named Educator of the Year by PTA District 12
When you talk to Ridge-Brook Elementary principal Steve Perry about his building and his PTA, you would think he was talking about his own family.
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PCSD students earn scholarships thanks to VFW essay contests
Students from all three of Parma City School Districtโs high schools have earned scholarships for their outstanding writing.
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Positive referral calls from Parma Park making parents proud at home
Getting called down to the principalโs office usually isnโt a good thing, but thatโs not necessarily the case at Parma Park Elementary School.
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Cosmetology's Invader Style competition shows program is a cut above the rest
Next time you walk into your local salon, just tell them you want your hair to look like itโs on fire.
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PCSD high school seniors awarded $96,000 in scholarships at Winners Circle recognition
On Friday April 13, high school seniors from throughout the Parma City School District were awarded scholarships during an annual day of recognition known as Winners Circle.
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Fridays are full of surprises at Thoreau Park Elementary thanks to Mystery Announcers
Every Friday at Thoreau Park Elementary, most students hear a mysterious voice reading the morning announcements. But to some, the voice is not a mystery at all.
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PCSD students recognized as outstanding leaders at OMLA Breakfast of Champions
A group of Parma City School District middle and high school students were recently recognized at the Ohio Middle Level Association (OMLA) Breakfast of Champions.
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PCSD Culinary Arts creates the best burger in Ohio at 2018 Burger Battle in Columbus
Locating the best hamburger in town is a real challenge. Luckily, here in Parma we have created a pedigree as a top burger spot thanks to the Career and Technical Culinary Arts programโs first place finish at the 2018 Burger Battle, held in Columbus.
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Teacher Feature: Cathy Graham guides students at Parma Senior High School
Among the great staff at Parma High, there is one woman in particular who stands out. Cathy Graham is that woman.
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Parma Senior High student recognized with President's Volunteer Service Award
Spenser Evans is an incredibly humble guy with a huge heart for helping others.
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Hillside students make plenty of change with Pennies for Patients in 2018
Hillside Middle school students, teachers and staff are just the giving type.
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New district-wide recycling program keeps PCSD looking green
Parma City School District has instituted a district-wide indoor paper product recycling program this school year at each building to not only effectively collect and recycle paper products, but also promote environmental sustainability by students and staff.
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Normandy swim program has historic season while breaking 29 different school records
Normandy swim coach Chris Thomas definitely had not written down โset 29 new school recordsโ as a goal before the 2017-2018 season began. But by the end of the campaign, thatโs exactly what the Invadersโ boys and girls teams accomplished in one of the most memorable seasons in school history.
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PCSD Federal Programs director Ava Yeager recognized at national conference
For many public school districts in Ohio, federal and state funding is an important part of key programs that support students.
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Thoreau Park Elementary teaches students to 'Stick Together' against bullying
Sponsored by an organization called Values in Action and supported by Duck Tape and Project Love, students learned how to create a school of kindness, caring and respect, and pledged to โStick Togetherโ against bullying.
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7th and 8th grade Hillside/Normandy basketball teams finish strong 17-18 campaigns
The future is certainly bright for the Hillside and Normandy basketball programs. Both the girls and boys 7th and 8th grade teams had exceptional seasons, highlighted by top finishes in their Great Lakes Conference tournaments.
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Valley Forge DECA students perform very well at state competition in Columbus
Year after year, outstanding students from Valley Forge High Schoolโs DECA program are recognized for their academic success and excellence in the areas of marketing, entrepreneurship and business management.
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Parma High's French teacher Mme. Wills brings language and culture to life
Voici le nouveau professeur de franรงais! Madame Lisbeth Wills is the newly recruited high school French teacher.
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PCSD high school music students honored at local and state competitions
Music students from Normandy, Parma Senior and Valley Forge High Schools showcased their talents at local solo and ensemble contests this January and February.
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Ridge-Brook's Grandparents Day brings together students, special guests at the school
Over 100 grandparents and family members gathered at Ridge-Brook Elementary School to celebrate Grandparents Day on March 5, 2018.
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Students win $1,000 staying active and fit at Thoreau Park Elementary School
Most children are constantly on the go. But an increased focus throughout the last few years on fitness and healthy lifestyles for youth has shown children should be getting more exercise every day.
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CBS Connects gives PCSD students real-world opportunities for college and career readiness
The path to take after high school is an important decision in every studentโs life.
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Normandy students rock the house at Tri-C Rock Off in February
If you were to tell Jenna Seeman and Alexis Walker when they formed their band, Distracted, that they would play their music at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, they wouldnโt believe you.
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Parma Senior High wrestler proves herself on more than just the mat
The crowd erupted in cheers on January 18, 2018 when a Parma High student made history at the schoolโs wrestling match against Holy Name.
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Project SEARCH discovers employment opportunities for PCSD students
Students with disabilities at Parma City School District, like Christian Mallory from Valley Forge High School, are gaining valuable skills and getting connected to competitive employment opportunities in the community through a program called Project SEARCH.
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Parma-Shiloh Wrestling Team wins Great Lakes Conference tournament in 2018
The Parma-Shiloh Wrestling Team won the 2018 Great Lakes Wrestling Championship this season in stunning fashion.
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Dr. Charles Smialek appointed as new PCSD Superintendent
On Thursday, March 1, 2018, the Parma City School District Board of Education approved Resolution 2018-03-89, โResolution to Appoint and Employ Superintendent of Schools.โ
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Normandy Academic Challenge Team has more than the right answers
Thereโs a group of Normandy High School seniors who have a passion for learning. So much so that they compete in local quiz bowls and other academic tournaments in their own free time.
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Jump Rope for Heart skips into the PCSD for February
Students at four Parma City School District elementary schools have jumped, skipped and leapt their way to healthier hearts all while raising over $10,500 for the American Heart Association.
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Parma Senior High students donate items for global health
Recently, Parma Senior High National Honor Society and 8th grade student council teamed up with the University of Toledoโs Global Brigades Program to collect basic medical supplies for citizens of Nicaragua.
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Cleveland Metroparks Frozen Art Exhibit brings schools and city together
No two snowflakes are alike and the same held true for thousands of unique snowflakes created by PCSD students for the Frozen Art Exhibit at Cleveland Metroparks Watershed Stewardship Center at West Creek Reservation in Parma.
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Parma High social studies teacher inspires her students in the classroom
Since she began teaching in 2000, Parma Senior High Schoolโs Cortney Bokoch has seized the opportunity to greatly impact the lives of many students.
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Parma Redmen wrestling team clinches back-to-back Great Lakes Conference titles
When Parma Senior High Schoolโs wrestling coach Chris Finowski asked his team at the beginning of the season what their goals were, every wrestler answered โwin the conference championship.โ Consider the goal accomplished.
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John Muir student council fundraisers score touchdowns for the community
John Muir Elementary students are all about helping others in the community.
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Light the Way at Renwood Elementary helps senior citizens in need
Students and staff at Renwood Elementary School wanted to do something before winter break that would make an impact in the community.
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PCSD online community survey results; more information available on website
In an effort to understand the wishes of our stakeholders and help structure a concrete, community-driven plan for the future, Parma City School District held an online survey for all residents of Parma, Parma Heights and Seven Hills, as well as staff and community leaders.
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Book Buddies at Dentzler Elementary builds reading skills and friendships
Students at Dentzler Elementary are enhancing their reading and writing skills while making new friends through the schoolโs Book Buddies program.
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Normandy students writing their way to national contest
A group of Normandy High School 10th grade English honors students have penned their way to the next round of the Letters About Literature Contest.
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Normandy senior's hard work sends a strong message to teammates and opponents
When sheโs on the basketball court, Normandy senior Sam LaPlaca plays with more than just passion.
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21st Century Discovery students volunteer time to make a place for families feel more like home
Students from afterschool programs at Parma Senior and Valley Forge High Schools came together to create a welcoming space at the Parma Area Family Collaborative during a Martin Luther King Jr. Day service project.
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Card exchange opens up a new world for students at Dentzler Elementary
Last month, Dentzler Elementary School started a Holiday Card Exchange with schools across the country and even around the world.
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New beginnings in 2018 with PCSD Treasurer Sean Nuccio
A new year brings new beginnings. That is certainly the case for the Parma City School District as Sean Nuccio recently was named Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer.
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New PCSD App brings together information and news from social media, website
Stay connected with Parma City School District on your mobile devices by downloading the new PCSD app!
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The future is bright with Leadership For Tomorrow thanks to great partnerships
Leadership For Tomorrow brings local government to life for PCSD fourth-graders.
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"Stuff Mrs. Armstrong's Office" collects hundreds of gifts for Collaborative
Parma Senior High School Guidance Counselor Marian Armstrong couldnโt walk into her office for a few days, but she didnโt mind because it was overflowing with gifts that will be going to families in need this holiday season.
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Valley Forge DECA students hang out with Cleveland Browns rookies
Valley Forge High School DECA students took their talents to the Cleveland Brownsโ practice field on December 5.
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PCSD students get opportunity to "Shop With a Cop" on December 2
On December 2, students from PCSD had the chance to โShop With A Copโ, an event held every year by the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #15.
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Treasurer's Office annual holiday gift giving program helps local families
The holidays are a time for giving, and Parma City School District employees got into the giving spirit with the annual Holiday Gift Giving Program coordinated by the PCSD Treasurerโs Office.
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Normandy choir students perform and meet the school's first principal, Mr. Gaab
Normandy High School choir students helped spread holiday cheer by volunteering to sing carols at the Independence Presbyterian Church, which served as registration headquarters for the cityโs Historical Home Holiday Tour on December 10.
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Ridge-Brook student Baylee Marie honored at school ceremony
Every superhero fights a villain, and Ridge-Brook Elementary School Kindergartener Baylee Marie Beckley is bravely battling an evil disease โ cancer.
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Valley Forge students, staff work together to honor Vietnam veterans who made ultimate sacrifice
In an effort to more prominently honor former Valley Forge Patriots who died serving their country, a group of current Patriot students and teachers are working to create a lasting monument that the entire community can embrace.
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Parma High's Closet and Food Pantry continues to help students in need 10 years later
Parma Senior High staff not only support their students in the classroom, but also help provide essential needs like food, clothing and personal items.
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State Superintendent visit inspires PCSD Teaching Professions students
Every year, public education changes in the State of Ohio. No one makes bigger decisions about education in Ohio than state superintendent Paolo DeMaria.
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Business Management student recognized for passion with numbers and accounting
Many high school juniors and seniors are undecided about what path they should take after they graduate, but not Ethan Lubowicz.
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Third grade PCSD students receive dictionaries from Parma Rotary Club
Third graders throughout Parma City School District will be brushing up on their vocabulary with the help of new dictionaries donated by the Rotary Club of Parma.
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Normandy Girl Power strengthens with visit from Councilwoman Debbie Lime
On Wednesday, November 29, Councilwoman Debbie Lime was the guest speaker at the Normandy High School Girl Power meeting.
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Green Valley Grand Friends Day always a special day for school community
A few days before Thanksgiving, Green Valley Elementary School students expressed their thanks for the grand friends in their lives.
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Valley Forge DECA students earn big win with Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Sports Swap Day created by Valley Forge DECA students came in first place at the Cavs DECA Day competition on November 7.
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All the right ingredients come together for sweet success at Parma High Smoothie Parlor
Parma Senior High Smoothie Parlor blends special education students and typical peers together to create an integrated work experience led by students.
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Early Decision Day brings PCSD high school students one step closer to college
Many seniors in Parma City School District received good news on November 15 -- they have been accepted into college.
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PEA/PTA Food Drive collects over 14,000 items for Parma Hunger Center
The holiday season is a time to give thanks, help others in need and celebrate with family and friends
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Veterans are honored and recognized throughout PCSD in the month of November
Itโs an annual tradition throughout Parma City School District to recognize, celebrate and honor the men and women who bravely served our country on Veterans Day.
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Another successful Parma Way 5K race raises money, brings PCSD community together
Runners and walkers laced up their athletic shoes on a crisp October morning to support PCSD students at the second annual Parma Way 5K.
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Join Team Baylee Marie this December and support a PCSD student battling cancer
Friends, family and supporters of Baylee Marie, a kindergartener at Ridge-Brook Elementary, have come together to host a fundraiser for the five-year-old who is battling a rare childhood brain cancer.
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E-Rate federal funding program helps PCSD upgrade tech backbone
Throughout the last 20 years, technology has become more and more integral in providing a quality education for students.
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Parma Senior High inducts 10 former Redmen into school's Hall of Fame
On November 3, Parma Senior High School Alumni Association once again showcased the tradition of excellence from alumni of the Queen of the High Schools by inducting ten former Redmen into the Parma Senior High School Hall Of Fame.
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Greenbriar STEM students have high tech meeting with former NASA astronaut
Greenbriar Middle School STEM fifth-grade students experienced an out-of-this-world lesson with NASA Astronaut Michael T. Good.
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Unity Day brings PCSD students together to talk about kindness, inclusion
Each year, elementary school students throughout Parma City School District join in the nationwide effort to stop bullying on Unity Day.
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Lights on Afterschool shines bright for students at 21st Century Discovery Center
On October 26, Parma City School District families and the community learned the importance of after-school programs and had a hands-on experience at Lights On Afterschool.
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PCSD PTA units earn superstar status for exceeding overall membership goals
Ohio PTA has recognized several Parma City School District PTAs for their achievements this school year.
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Red Ribbon Week brings a drug-free message to students throughout PCSD
Every October, schools around the country take time to educate students about living a drug-free life during Red Ribbon Week from October 23 โ 27.
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Cox Communications helps qualifying families obtain home internet
Coxโs Connect2Compete program opens a world of opportunity for families with children in grades K-12.
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Families come together for Green Valley's annual Fall Festival in September
It wouldnโt be the kick off to the fall season and another great school year at Green Valley Elementary without the annual Fall Festival.
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Normandy senior finds a passion and dedication to run thanks to coach's early words
When Normandy senior Mike Spurio was in the sixth grade at Hillside Middle School, he wanted to play baseball.
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Valley Forge student spins her way to success as member of the Color Guard
Valley Forge High School Junior Amanda Rich is following in her sisterโs footsteps.
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Sixth annual Taste of the Towns a fun night for PCSD Community
Parma City Schools Foundation, Inc.โs Taste of the Towns dished out another year of delicious food and plenty of prizes to support the students of Parma City School District.
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Shiloh Middle School seeks donations of baseball gloves for Veterans Day program
Shiloh Middle School students are stepping up to the plate and working on an out-of-the-park service project for military men and women serving overseas.
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Pleasant Valley students' designs on display at STEM Capstone Extravaganza
Families and friends were blown away by the projects second graders had on display at Pleasant Valley Elementary Schoolโs Atmosphere Extravaganza STEM Capstone on October 12.
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Flexible seating options at Parma Park Elementary help students succeed
Two classrooms at Parma Park Elementary School look different than the rest. Instead of rows of desks and a teacherโs desk in the corner, the rooms are open with space for students to move and pick their own seat.
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Thoreau Park Elementary School awarded medal from state for PBIS program
Ohioโs PBIS Statewide Team has awarded Thoreau Park Elementary School with the Bronze Recognition for their school-wide PBIS program.
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Women's Health Summit Unites Students From Across the PCSD
Young women from Normandy, Valley Forge and Parma Senior High Schools came together and experienced empowering lessons at Parma City School Districtโs first Girl Power Womenโs Health Summit
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Pleasant Valley Elementary Triathlon Raises $10,000
Students kept their minds and bodies active during the 5th annual Pleasant Valley Elementary Triathlon on September 27 -28 all while raising over $10,000 for their school.
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Parma Senior High Students Reflect on a Summer Spent Serving Others
Two Parma Senior High School ninth graders spent a week of their summer break giving back and having life-changing experiences.
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A Love of the Game Inspires Valley Forge Soccer Captain
To say Valley Forge High School student Kasey Golaboff loves the game of soccer is kind of like saying a fish loves to swim in water. Itโs just what they both do.
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Normandy Celebrates Three Students as National Merit Semifinalists
Three Normandy High School seniors have joined an exclusive academic group. Sarju Thakkar, Andrew Diederich and Cameron Kotick have been named semifinalists in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.
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Taking a Walk Is a Positive Step Forward for Fathers and Schools on Sept. 20
Students and their male role models walked side by side as elementary and middle schools throughout the Parma City School District celebrated the annual Fathers Walk on September 20.
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Making Positive Changes For Students Is Rewarding at Parma Senior High School
If you are student at Parma Senior High School or have visited the school recently, you may have noticed a sign with 3 Rโs.
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Renwood Elementary Loves to Read Thanks to the All School Book Club Program
Renwood Elementary students and teachers are wild about reading. After a successful first year, the All School Book Club is back this fall with a jungle-themed book and students were roaring with excitement.
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PCSD Career Tech Earns "A" Grades on State Report Card
The Parma City School District and the Career and Technical Education program are celebrating another year of outstanding state report card grades.
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Ohio Facilities Construction Commission Looks at PCSD Buildings From Top to Bottom
No matter what the future looks like for the Parma City School District, our school buildings and our facilities will be a major focus of attention.
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Good Attendance at School Is Important Step in Success For All Levels
Regular school attendance is an important ingredient in studentsโ academic success.
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A Message of Hope for Students at Parma Senior High School
Students at Parma Senior High School heard and experienced two important messages at ASAPโs Assembly: hope and encouragement.
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Parma Way 5K Gears Up For Another Successful Run
Lace up your running or walking shoes and join the Parma Way 5K.
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Parma Area Family Collaborative Wants to Hear From Community
The Parma Area Family Collaborative, which is part of Parma City School district, is a social services agency located in Parma at 11212 Snow Road.
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Hillside Middle School's Big Heart Helps Victims of Hurricane Harvey
Helping others in the community isnโt something new for the students and staff at Hillside Middle School.
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Principal Jill Schissler Is New at Greenbriar But Not to the Parents or Community
After the departure of Stacy Stuhldreher, a familiar face in Parma Heights will be taking over โ former Valley Forge assistant principal Jill Schissler.
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Senior Ben Smenda Finds Success for the Parma Redmen in Four Different Sports
So far this school year, Parma Senior High School senior Ben Smenda has been a pretty busy guy.
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Service and Commitment Nothing New for Eagle Scout at Parma Senior High
When Parma Senior High School senior Gregory Buehner says he is going to do something, you probably should take him at his word.
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New PCSD Athletic Websites Online; Updated Information Available
Want to know the most up-to-date information about your favorite PCSD high school athletics program?
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$850,000 Grant Awarded to PCSD for After School Programming
Once again, the Parma City School District was awarded a 21st Century Grant which will provide much needed after school programming and credit recovery for students.
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Stephanie Boka Brings New Experiences to Pleasant Valley Elementary School
Stephanie Boka is the new principal at Pleasant Valley Elementary School after former principal Tiffany Stropko took another position within the Parma City School District.
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Stearns Farm Provides Local Lessons for Culinary Arts
The Normandy Culinary Arts program continues to provide excellent training for the future chefs and food connoisseurs in the Parma City School District
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Reading Mastery Will Help Close the Gap in PCSD Schools
After a year of research and planning, the Parma City School Districtโs Title I department recently completed its first year of implementation utilizing a supplemental reading program called, Reading Mastery.
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Ted Bickley Moves From Secondary to Elementary as Principal of Thoreau Park
Ted Bickley was the deputy principal at Parma Senior High, but now, he is taking the opportunity to positively impact students at a younger age after taking the principal job at Thoreau Park Elementary School.
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STEAM Exposition Shines at Summer Intervention Programming
Innovative science, art, and technology projects were on display for an expo during on July 27 at the Summer STEAM Enrichment Program at Shiloh Middle School.
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Normandy Teacher Attends AP Conference in Utah This Summer
Normandy social studies teacher and department chair Carrie McCarthy recently returned from a trip to Utah.
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PCSD Kick-Off Was a Great Start for the District, Students and Parents
There was plenty of smiles, laughs and school pride on display during the first annual PCSD Opening Kick-Off event held at Byers Field on Saturday, August 21.
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PCSD Awarded $175,000 in Competitive Grants, Helping Students and Families
The Parma City School District received two grants that will be beneficial to students and their families.
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John Muir Students Build Confidence With "The Best Part of Me"
Right before the school year ended and students were preparing for summer break, John Muir Elementary teacher Cindy Koenig assigned a project that was quite unique.
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Summer of 2017 Filled With Various Projects Throughout the District
The Parma City Schools Business Department was busy this summer, overseeing multiple projects throughout the district.
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Normandy Student Brandon Frye Places 3rd in Biomedical Lab Science at HOSA Nationals
Normandyโs Brandon Frye stood proudly on stage at the 40th HOSA National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida after placing third in the category of Biomedical Lab Science.
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