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GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL
1587 WEST THIRD AVENUE COLUMBUS, OHIO 43212
KEN CHAFFIN, PRINCIPAL EDWARD J. O’REILLY, SUPT [email protected] [email protected] PHONE: 485-4000 PHONE: 481-3600
MONTHLY PUBLICATION
THE HARBINGER November/December, 2013
Volume 1, Issue 3 A Note from Mr. Ken Chaffin, Principal Dear Bobcat Family: As Thanksgiving approaches, I am reminded of how much we have to be thankful for at Grandview Heights High School. Our students continue to learn and grow, and exhibit fine citizenship qualities. We are proud of their spirit and talent, accomplishments and generosity, and service to the community. What a strong school community we have and how fortunate we are to be able to work together to positively impact the lives of our students! The November/December Harbinger will look forward to many wonderful events: The fall play, kick-off to winter sports, holiday concerts and of course Winter Break! Please take a moment to review/retain important dates and events. As the new-year approaches my hope for each of you is that you have time to relax and reflect. Given the nature of our demanding world, budgeting time is becoming increasingly difficult. I hope everyone has a chance to take some time for themselves and their family. That is a precious gift for the season. Thank you for all your support and I wish each family a wonderful holiday season and Happy New Year! BTBB, Ken Chaffin GHHS Principal
IMPORTANT DATES: DISTRICT FIRST SEMESTER: Nov 1 Friday Parent Teacher Conference-no school EIMS only Nov 2 Saturday Girls/Boys Cross Country OHSAA State Meet-Natl Trails Nov 4 Monday Audition Workshop, Choir Room, 3-4 PM Nov 5 Tuesday Financial Aid Workshop, 7-9 PM, Media Center Nov 6 Wednesday OHSAA Pre-Season Parent Meeting, 6:30, Media Center Nov 6 Wednesday OCC Honor Choir Festival, Otterbein, 7:00 PM Nov 7 Thursday Marching Bobcat Band Concert, 7:00 Bobcat Stadium Nov 10 Sunday MSL Football & Cross Country Banquet, 6:00 PM Nov 15-16 Fri-Sat “Front”, Fall Play, 7:00 PM Nov 17 Sunday Vocal Music ALL STATE Rehearsal, 2-5 PM Nov 18-20 Mon-Wed “Kiss Me, Kate” Auditions, Choir Room after classes Nov 21 Thursday The Purple Project, 9:45 AM, Auditorium Nov 27-29 Wednesday-Friday No School, THANKSGIVING BREAK Nov 28 Thursday THANKSGIVING Dec 2 Monday Grandview Singers, GV Public Library, 7 PM Dec 10 Tuesday Grandview Concert Band Concert, 7 PM Dec 12 Thursday Grandview Vocal Holiday Concert, 7 PM Dec 17-19 Tues-Thurs Exams Dec 19 Thursday End of First Semester Dec 20 Friday Professional Development Day – No School Dec 23 Monday WINTER Jan 03 Friday BREAK Jan 06 Monday Schools Reopen Jan 09 Thursday Ski Club begins Jan 15 Wednesday Parent of College Bound Seniors Mtg, 7 PM Jan 22 Wednesday FASFA Meeting for Senior Parents
CITIZENS OF THE MONTH Congratulations to the October Citizens of the Month: Collin Elliott, Xavier Gronbach, Nick Luckenbach, Jordan Navarrete, Grace Pritchard, Hunter Schmalz, Ava Schofield, Sophia Segraves and Ashley Wright ATTENDANCE OFFICE Please remember to contact Mrs. Walton (614) 485-4004 or [email protected] to report student absences. Check out The Word. Go to grandviewschools.org/word to see the latest news and videos produced by Journalism students.
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT NEWS
Student athletic passes for all home winter athletic events are available in the Athletic Office. The cost is $25.
Mandatory OHSAA Pre-Season Meeting is Wed, November 6 at 6:30 in the HS cafeteria.
Anyone who did not attend the OHSAA Pre-Season Meeting in August and is playing a winter sport in Middle School or High School must attend.
BOBCAT SKI CLUB
Attention skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels! Cold temperatures and snow will be here before we know it! Grandview Parks and Recreation is once again organizing trips to Mad River Mountain for Grandview Heights High School students. Trips will be every Thursday for 6 weeks beginning January 9, 2014. Mark your calendars! Details to come...Stay tuned!
Questions? See or email RaeAnna Wieland, Ski Club Advisor at [email protected]. You may also contact Mike Patterson with Grandview Parks and Recreation at [email protected].
LARRY LARSON MIDDLE SCHOOL PTO BOBCAT CARDS
$10
Available in the GHHS Office
COUNSELING CORNER: FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIP WORKSHOP WHO: PARENTS OF COLLEGE-BOUND SENIORS WHERE: GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER (THE BRO) WHEN: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2013 (ELECTION NIGHT) TIME: 7:00PM TOPICS: Explain the college selection process and provide an overview of financial aid and scholarship resources. COLLEGE REP VISITS The following is the list of colleges who have scheduled to visit our school. This list is updated as more colleges call to request a visit. Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to attend these sessions. Juniors may sit in on three sessions and Seniors may sit in on five sessions. Students should sign up at least the day before the visit. The sign up book is in the counseling office.
College Representative Location Date Max Attendees
Registration Deadline
Ohio Wesleyan University
Jordan Peterson
Counseling Office
11/5/13 9:00 AM - 11/4/13
University of Connecticut Kim Counseling
Office 11/6/13 1:17 PM - 11/5/13
Regency Beauty Institute Anna Burris Counseling
Office 11/8/13 8:00 AM - 11/7/13
Ball State University Kylie Counseling Office
11/21/13 9:00 AM - 11/20/13
PSAT RESULTS PSAT results will be given to juniors during English class on Wednesday, January 15th, 2014. Following the PSAT interpretation, juniors will hear about the college selection process. On Wednesday, January 15th, 2014 at 7pm there will be a workshop for the parents of college-bound juniors. If your child took the PSAT, please bring their results (distributed earlier that day) with you. Sophomores will receive their PSAT results on Thursday, January 16th, 2014
SCHOLARSHIPS NAME CRITERIA DEADLINE WEBSITE LOCATION
John H. McConnell Scholarship
Activities, Leadership,Hard Work,Community
Involvement
NOON, 11/29/2013
Scholarship Drawer
AXA Achievement Scholarship
See Website 12/15/2013 www.axa-achievement.com Online
AXA Community Scholarship
See Website 2/1/2014 www.axa-achievement.com Online
SportQuest Playing with
Purpose Scholarship
Program
2.0 GPA or higher; Varsity Athlete;Christian Athlete
2/1/2014 www.playingwithpurpose.org Online
The Ohio State University Alumni Scholars Program
Admission to OSU;GPA;Activities;Financial
Need
1/14/2014 www.applyweb.com/apply/osu Online
Enterprise 2014 Dr.Martin Luther
King Essay Contest
Essay 1/6/2014 Scholarship Drawer
Websites with Scholarship Information: ocis.org finaid.org fastweb.com MENTORING AND MORE Mandatory Mentor Who: High School Mentors Where: Stevenson Elementary When: Mondays Time: 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm - See Mr. Stork in guidance if you have any questions.
SAT 2013-14
Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline Dec 7 Nov 8 Nov 25 Jan 25 Dec 27 Jan 14 Mar 8 Feb 7 Feb 24 May 3 Apr 4 Apr 21 Jun 7 May 9 May 28
ACT 2013-14
Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline Dec 14 Nov 8 Nov 22 Feb 8 Jan 10 Jan 24
Apr 12 Mar 7 Mar 21 Jun 14 May 9 May 23
CONCERNED PERSONS FORM Are you concerned about someone? It’s okay to let someone know. Scan the code or visit the link below to anonymously report a concern. Note this is not the bullying report or a complaint form. SCAN
OR VISIT http://link.ghcsd.org/concern
-Emotionally healthy students make better learners- QUOTE OF THE MONTH “A stumbling block to the pessimist is a stepping stone to the optimist.” - Eleanor Roosevelt CONTACT US: Bryan Stork - School Counselor [email protected] Jane O’Shaughnessy - College and Career Counselor [email protected]
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Information regarding National Honor Society is available on the NHS website, which can be reached from the Grandview Heights High School homepage or at the address below. Current NHS members will find information regarding upcoming meetings and events. Students who would like to be considered for NHS will find important requirements and deadlines for applying. If you have any questions, please email RaeAnna Wieland ([email protected]) or Emily Meister ([email protected]). NHS Webstie: https://sites.google.com/a/ghcsd.org/national-honor-society
GHHS GRADUATE CAP AND GOWNS WANTED Please consider donating gently used (2007-2013)
Grandview blue or white gowns and/or caps. See Mrs. Clayton.
COLLEGE INFORMATION FOR FAMILIES WITH STUDENTS ON IEPs
College Resource Seminar Wednesday, November 6,2013, 6 - 7:30pm
Grandview Heights HS Media Center Q and A Panel Discussion with Disability Representatives from
The Ohio State University, Columbus State, Muskingum, Wright State, Sinclair, Ohio University, DeVry and Hocking College.
Contact Chris France, [email protected] with questions.
Adult Trip to Central Europe : Summer 2015 Mr. Hedge is organizing a 10 day trip for adults to Budapest, Prague, Vienna, and Munich in June 2015. The trip is open to any Grandview parent and their family and friends. The cost of the trip is approximately $4700 per person and includes airfare, lodging (double occupancy), a professional tour director, entrances to museum/attractions, and 2 meals per day (breakfast & dinner) . For complete information, visit www.educationaltravel.com. Enter username: Hedge, and password: 2015, or contact Mr. Hedge at [email protected] (Find more information at the end of this newsletter)
.TAKE CHARGE OF EDUCATION – TARGET REWARDS When parents, teachers and other school supporters use the REDcard, Target donates up to 1% of their purchases to the eligible K-12 school they designate. Each September, those funds are distributed to schools nationwide, including Grandview Heights High School. To learn more about the program and support Grandview Heights High School, visit Target.com/tcoe. THANK YOU!
NEWS
Vocal Music Boosters 2013-14 Vocal Music Boosters Officers: Karen Ferris, President ([email protected]) Bridget Kahle, Vice President Krista Joseph, Secretary ([email protected]) Laura Carter, Treasurer Vocal Music Booster meetings for the 2013-14 school year: All meetings will take place on the second Monday each month in the HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ROOM at 7:00 PM unless otherwise announced. Monday, November 11th (no December meeting) Monday, January 13th (HS Cafeteria) Monday, February 10th (HS Cafeteria) Monday, March 17th (3rd Monday of month) Monday, April 14th Monday, May 12th For questions or to volunteer for VMB, please contact Karen Ferris at [email protected].
Support the Vocal Music Boosters! Mugs $7, GHHS offic
2014 Musical Auditions for
Kiss Me, Kate
All students in grades 9-12 are eligible to audition for the annual musical. The audition time frame is as follows:
How To Audition workshop: Monday, November 4th- choir room, after school Auditions: Monday, November 18th & Tuesday, November 19th-‐ choir room, after school Callback Auditions: Wednesday, November 20th & Thursday, November 21st-‐ choir room, after school Rehearsals: Tuesday, January 7th through Friday, February 21st-‐ 3:00-‐5:30 PM weekdays Rehearsals (final two weeks): Monday, February 24th through Wednesday, March 5th-‐ evenings Performances: Thursday, March 6th-‐ 8:00 PM (Student night- $5.00 admission for students) Friday, March 7th-‐ 8:00 PM Saturday, March 8th-‐ 2:00 and 8:00 PM GHHS Auditorium-‐ $8.00 side seating, $10.00 center seating
Dear Senior Parent, Hello from the 2014 GHHS Yearbook staff! This letter is regarding senior materials for the yearbook. We know the senior year can be pretty hectic, so we wanted to make sure everyone knows what is coming up. We will send out order forms with more specific instructions in early November. This letter is to simply make you aware of certain deadlines and basic information so you can plan ahead. First – Senior pictures - due January 31st. Pictures should be head-‐and-‐shoulders shots and will be printed in color. If you have your pictures taken through a professional photographer, ask them if they are sending the pictures to us or if you need to; not all photographers automatically send pictures in. Also, if you do not plan to have pictures taken, we can accept any good, recent picture of your Senior, in any size up to 8”x10”. Additionally, we can arrange a free portrait session for your senior if needed, please contact Mrs. Kelsey at [email protected] Second – Baby pictures - due January 31st. These can be any pictures of your senior before they started school, and will be printed in color. Third – Senior Dedications - due March 30th These are ads placed by parents to congratulate their students on their hard work, to celebrate their achievements, and to wish them well in the future. Dedications can be bought as full pages, for $110, half-‐pages, for $60, and quarter-‐pages for $30. You can design your ad yourself or have our staff design it for you. Senior dedications will be printed in color. Fourth – ordering yearbooks – the Early Bird deadline for ordering yearbooks at the reduced rate of $50.00 is February 28th. The deadline for orders at the regular rate of $55.00 is April 4th. Fifth – name, activity, and quote forms – these are for students to specify their preferred name for next to their senior picture in the yearbook, for students to list their activities and accomplishments during high school, and to list a quote they would like beside their picture in the yearbook. They are due along with senior pictures on January 31st. All materials submitted can be picked up in the high school office after May 16th. Please make sure to write your senior’s name on the back of all pictures submitted. Please address any questions or concerns you may have to the yearbook advisor Mrs. Kelsey, at [email protected] Thank you, The 2014 GHHS Yearbook Staff
Grandview Heights High School 1587 West Third Ave. Columbus OH, 43212
Advisor, Katherine Kelsey, [email protected]
2013-2014 Yearbook Order Form The 2013-2014 GHHS Highlander Yearbook is now on sale! Take advantage of our Early Bird price of $50/book from now until February 1! Orders received after February 1st will be at the standard rate of $55/book. All orders must be in by March 29.
The ENTIRE book will be in COLOR!
• Early Bird: $50.00 (until February 28)
• Regular: $55.00 (until April 4)
• ____ Quantity
• Student first and last name: ________________________
• Circle grade: 9 10 11 12
• Contact number: (Seniors only) _____________________
• Method of payment:
$_______Cash enclosed $_______Check made out to the address above.
Yearbooks are delivered in fall, 2014
The Grandview Heights High School PTO
2013-2014 www.grandviewpto.net
Board Members Heidi Varner, President
Melanie Trout-‐Luckenbach, Vice President [email protected]
Rick Mathes, Secretary [email protected]
Joanne Lower, Treasurer [email protected] Committee Chairs
Staff Appreciation Susan MacLeod [email protected]
Betsy Stiles [email protected]
Lisa McNamara [email protected]
HS Clothing Fundraiser (Spiritwear) Kim Sides [email protected]
Krista Joseph [email protected]
Victory Bell Commemorative Bricks/ Pavers Jodi Bair [email protected]
Grandview Schools Speaker Series Tara Stottlemire [email protected]
We are looking for any parent volunteers to help with any of our committees. Please contact Heidi Varner at [email protected] if interested.
PAVER Order forms are available at the end of the Harbinger.
2013-14 GHHS Staff Appreciation – If you would like to contribute to one our delicious gifts of thanks to the GHHS staff, contact Lisa McNamara or the following link: To sign up, go to: www.SignUpGenius.com/go/4090F4BAEA62CAB9-high/8327204
Just in time for the Holidays!
GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL PTO earns 40% of each sale!
Now – January 30th 2014
STEP 1 - Please tell family and friends to go to www.yankeecandlefundraising.com STEP 2 – Go To Start Shopping on the lower right hand page
STEP 3 – IMPORTANT! Enter the group number so we receive credit 990059425
PTO GUEST
SPEAKER SERIES November 11, 6:30-7:30 PM HS Brotherhood of the Rooks Media Center What you NEED to Know: Common Core Guest Speaker: Ken Chaffin Education is changing fast. Learn what the new Common Core standards mean to you and your students! Changes in curriculum, instructional methods, testing, retakes, grading…how parents and students can navigate the changes successfully. Q&A following the one hour presentation. November 21, 9:45 AM HS Auditorium What you NEED to Know: Substance Abuse Special Guest Speaker Chris Herren Former NBA player tells his tale of addiction and life choices that nearly ruined his life. Parents and community members welcome to this powerful presentation on addiction and recovery. http://www.theherrenproject.org or http://www.grandviewpto.net/speaker-series.html November 21, 7:00-9:00 PM HS Auditorium What you NEED to Know: Preventing Substance Abuse in the Community Guest Speaker: Robin Seymour-Hicks, Drug Safe Worthington What community members can do to promote a culture that prevents substance abuse and supports those affected. See how other areas around Columbus are taking on the challenge successfully. Future Topics-Save the Date! February 10: Online Safety and Security April 14: Bullying Awareness and Prevention
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SPIRITWEAR SALES DECEMBER 10 HOLIDAY BAND CONCERT
ORDER FORM FOLLOWING THIS NEWSLETTER ____________________________________________________________________________________ Grandview Heights PTO http://www.grandviewpto.net/9-12-pto.html Want to help? SPIRIT WEAR SALES link http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4BAEA62CAB9-spirit STAFF RECOGNITION LINK http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090F4BAEA62CAB9-high
Don’t forget to join the Grandview Heights HS PTO Facebook Group as a way to exchange ideas and view updates.
WE NEED YOUR OLD/BROKEN/UNUSED CELL PHONES AND HAND HELD ELECTRONICS! The GHHS PTO is collecting unwanted hand held electronics in any condition for recycling and fundraising. This is a secure program, however, it is suggested that you clear your personal information from the items if possible. Verizon Wireless is making this service available, but items from any carrier or manufacturer will be accepted. A collection box is available in the Grandview Heights High School office. For additional information, please contact Kim Sides, [email protected].
Stay in touch by linking to GHHS Parents Facebook : Facebook: Grandview Heights High School PTO GHHS PTO website http://www.grandviewpto.net/9-‐12-‐pto.html High School Twitter @grandviewhhs Contact Tara Stottlemire, Lead GSSS at [email protected]
"CARRY ON THE TRADITION,
LIGHT UP THE NIGHT,
FUND A SCHOLARSHIP"
Lighting the streets of Grandview with luminaria on Christmas Eve has been a tradition since 1987. The Grandview Civic Welfare Club will be selling the luminary kits (candles, sand, white bags).
Grandview Public Library on 12/13-14 and 12/21-22-23
5 sale days ONLY
Candles and bags will be available to purchase on those days, Saturdays 11-5, Sundays 1-5. The final sale date will be Monday, December 23rd from 11-7.
Continuing the tradition since 1996, the proceeds from the sale
will again fund scholarships for Grandview Heights seniors. The brighter the streets on Christmas Eve, the larger the scholarships.
DRIVER EDUCATION
2013-2014 CLASS SCHEDULES 1-800-374-8373
Dates Days Times
Nov 11 – Nov 21
Dec 9 – Dec 19
Jan 6 – Jan 16
Mar 10 – Mar 20
May 5 – May 15
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday - Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday - Thursday
3:30 PM – 6:35 PM
3:30 PM – 6:35 PM
3:30 PM – 6:35 PM
3:30 PM – 6:35 PM
3:30 PM – 6:35 PM
The most flexible & convenient drivers ed experience in Ohio!
Programs Silver • Our entry-level program
• Provides 24 hours of interactive classroom instruction + 8 hours of interactive in-vehicle training (in four 2-hour sessions)
• All training materials developed by Top Driver • Meets state’s minimum training requirements • Cost of $350 – All Inclusive! No Hidden Fees!
Gold • Our recommended program • Provides 24 hours of interactive classroom instruction + 8 hours
of interactive in-vehicle training (in four 2-hour sessions) • Also provides an additional 2 hours of customized in-vehicle
training to enhance specific skills • Cost of $430
Notes • Classroom number to be determined shortly • Pick up and drop off for in-vehicle lessons will be at the main
entrance to the school or at your home • Top Driver reserves the right to cancel classes due to low
enrollments
Touchdown Club / Grandview Heights High School PTO Victory Bell Courtyard Commemorative Bricks
A commemorative gift is a thoughtful and long lasting tribute to consider for students, alumni,
staff, remembrances and coach, team or club dedications.
Businesses and organizations can express community support by displaying a commemorative brick or granite tile.
Commemorative Bricks & Granite Tiles Available $100 Donation -‐ Personalized Engraved Brick 4” x 8” (3 lines, 13 characters or spaces each) $250 Donation -‐ Personalized Engraved Granite Tile 8” x 8” (5 lines, 13 characters or spaces
each) $500 Donation -‐ Personalized Engraved Granite Tile 12” x 12” (7 lines, 19 characters or spaces
each)
4 X 8 B R I C K $100
8 X 8 G R A N I T E $250
12 X 12 G R A N I T E $500
Your name, message, team, class, business or organization acknowledgment will be proudly displayed in the Stegmeier Victory Bell Courtyard south of Anderson Field in Bobcat Stadium as indicated above.
**The TD Club & GHHS PTO reserves the right to review all messages to ensure appropriateness.
Direct Order form and Questions to:
Jodi Bair 1383 Lincoln Road Columbus OH 43212 Phone: 614.488.5274 email: [email protected]
Customer Information: Name: _______________________________ Phone: _______________________________ E-Mail: _______________________________ *Make checks payable to: GHHS PTO
BROTHERHOOD OF THE ROOKS MEDIA CENTER
GHHS – RENOVATION AND INNOVATION
THE BROTHERHOOD OF THE ROOKS MEDIA CENTER The mission of the Grandview Heights High School Library Media Program is to ensure that all students and staff have the opportunity and skills to access, evaluate, and use information effectively and ethically. Acknowledgements We would like to thank the Brotherhood of Rooks for their generous contribution to the renovation of the Media Center The proud tradition of the Rooks’ fraternity, and civic-mindedness will be appreciated by our students for years to come.
GHHS INDUSTIAL TECHOLOGY CLASSROOM By ALAN FROMAN , TriVillage News Brad Gintert just can't help himself. "I come to class each day with a smile on my face," Grandview Heights High School's industrial technology teacher said. The grin is there because he and his students have a lot of new equipment to use and learn from thanks to a donation from a Grandview alum, who wishes to remain anonymous. The donation of about $200,000 paid for the purchase of computers, a 3D printer and a computer numerical-controlled router as well as improvements to the IT classroom itself, "It was an incredibly generous donation," Gintert said. "The kids are excited about the new equipment, and so am I. "It is unusual for a school to have a 3D printer, he said. "It's such a cool new technology," Gintert said. "It's great for rapid prototyping so kids get to see what they design. They can see it, handle it and feel it. The students do all their design work on computers," he said. The purchase of 10 robotics kits allowed the school to create a new robotics class, Gintert said. Whether they are involved in woodworking, robotics or design work, his students are learning about the engineering process, Gintert said. "It's just really exciting," he said. "We're already coming up with new and interesting things we can do with this new technology."
The BOBCAT AWARD
Recognizing Outstanding Employees and Community Members of the
Grandview Heights City School District Sponsored By Tri-Village Rotary Club The Grandview Heights City School District is synonymous with excellence. The district’s faculty, staff, and community members have earned the district this reputation. Each employee and countless community members contribute to the overall success of the district each and every day. To recognize the outstanding contributions of the many people who make the district successful, the Tri-Village Rotary Club has established, and is the sole sponsor of, The Bobcat Award. This quarterly award will be presented at a meeting of the Grandview Heights Board of Education to an individual, or individuals, who has made a noteworthy contribution to the district. The criteria for this award shall be as follows:
• All employees and community members of the Grandview Heights City School District are eligible to receive a Bobcat Award.
• The Bobcat Award Committee will review written nominations. The committee will select each quarter’s winner or winners.
1. Employees, parents, students and friends of Grandview Heights City Schools can make nominations.
• Nominations will be accepted during the school year. • Winners will be honored at a Tri-Village Rotary Club breakfast at the end of
the school year. • The award schedule for the 2008-2009 school year is:
Nomination form due to the superintendent Award presentation at the Board of
Education meeting October 29, 2013 November 19, 2013 January 28, 2014 February 18, 2014 March 25, 2014 April 15, 2014 May 27, 2014 June 17, 2014
Tri-Village Rotary Club BOBCAT AWARD
Nomination Form Date: Name of Nominee: Nominee’s position or relationship to the school district: The purpose of The Bobcat Award is to recognize an outstanding contribution of time, talent or effort to the Grandview Heights City Schools by an employee or community member. Please explain in detail why your nominee is deserving of this award. (Please print in ink or type your nomination. You may attach an additional sheet if necessary.) Name(s) of Nominator: Address: Phone: Are you a…(please check one) student district employee school volunteer parent/guardian other Please return this form to: Edward J. O’Reilly, Superintendent Grandview Heights City Schools 1587 W. Third Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43212
