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Brown Local Schools Brown Local Schools 3242 Coral Rd NW, Malvern, OH 44644 JANUARY 2019 330- 8 6 3 - 1 3 5 5 EDUCATING OUR STUDENTS TO CREATE A BETTER WORLD VISIT OUR WEBPAGE @ www.brownlocalschools.com January 2019 February 2019 March 2019 S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 January Dates February Dates 31 1-2 - NO SCHOOL - Winter Break 7 - KG-12th Parent/Teacher Conferences March Dates 18 - NO SCHOOL - Staff In-Service 4:30 - 7:30 PM 22 - NO SCHOOL - Staff In-Service END OF 2ND NINE WEEKS 18 - NO SCHOOL - President’s Day END OF 3RD NINE WEEKS END OF 1ST SEMESTER 25-29 - NO SCHOOL - Spring Break (school 21 - NO SCHOOL - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day resumes Monday, April 1st) Brown Local URGENT Schools encourages EMERGENCY CLOSING INFORMATION all families to have a School cancellations, delayed starts and early dismissal information contingency plan, or back-up will be communicated via the following notification systems: plan in case the decision is made PHONE: One Call Now school messaging program (Please be sure to keep your to have a delayed start or early contact information current in the school offices. Call 330-863-1355 to update dismissal on any given school day. your contact information.) It is important to keep your emergen- TELEVISION: WKYC-TV 3, Newsnet TV 5, Fox 8, WTOV Channel 9, WBNS Channel cy contact information up to date for 10 our ONE CALL NOW phone communi- cation system. If you have changed RADIO: WTAM 1100AM, WMVX, WMJI,WGAR,WAKS,WMMS,WHLO,WKDD,RADIO your phone number, FREE OHIO 1350AM,WHBC 1480 AM/MIX 94.1 FM, WTUZ 99.9 FM, WJER 1450 disconnected your land AM, WCRF 103.3 FM, WCLV 104.9 FM line or have a different ONLINE: cantonrep.com, wkyc.com, wtam.com, wmvx.com, wmji.com, work phone number, wgar.com, kisscleveland.com, wmms.com, 640whlo.com, wkdd.com, please call the school 1350radiofreeohio.com, newsnet5.com, fox8.com, WTOV9.com, office at 330-863-1355. wjer.com MALVERN KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Kindergarten Registration and Screening for the 2019-2020 school year will be held at Malvern Elementary School on Thursday, April 4th and Friday, April 5th, 2019. Parents that have children who will be eligible for Kindergarten in the Fall of 2019 can call the Elementary office to make an appointment for screening (Children must be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2019). Appointments may be made by calling 330-863-1355. Elementary office hours are 8 am until 3 pm. Children need to be with their parent(s) dur- ing this screening process. The screening will take approximately one hour. Parents must bring the following paperwork with them to the screening in order to register their child: Child’s Birth Certificate, Child’s Social Security Card, and Child’s Immunization Record, 2 forms provid- ing proof of residency, driver’s license for picture I.D., and custody pa- pers, if applicable. P A G E 2 Our 4th and 5th grade classes will perform for you during their “specials” time. Please invite the family to enjoy a short program to celebrate the Spring season in song! Please enter through the Elementary Office, door A5. All visitors must check in and receive a visitor’s badge to be worn for the event. We will During our elementary begin promptly at 9:15 AM. breakfast time, we are Students will be returning to reviewing Start with Hel- lo, a Sandyhook Prom- class following the program. ise initiative to make all children feel included at school. The three The 4th grade Science and Social studies class have been very busy the components are: last few months. We began learning about Native American tribes who lived in Ohio before the Europeans began to show up. Students had to (1) See someone alone make a slide show presentation and make a diorama of how they lived (2) Reach out and help during that time. We have worked our way up to the Revolutionary War. (3) Start with hello Students have learned about why the 13 colonies came together to rebel against Great Britain. Students have done some fun stem activities while These 3 topics are great learning about why the colonists went to war. After learning about the conversation starters Boston Tea Party students made crates out of popsicle sticks to see who for you and your child to could keep a tea bag the driest for the longest amount of time. The stu- talk about including oth- dents have been having a lot of fun learning about how America was ers at school. formed. In the next few months we will learn about how Ohio became a state. In science students have been learning about the different phases of matter and how matter cannot be created or destroyed. To begin the unit students made root- beer floats and had to draw a picture and explain the different phases of mat- Did you know that Ohio offers a free ter (solid, liquid, and a gas). Over the past several weeks students have blown program to assess and support child up balloons using water bottles and alka seltzer, watched as crayons turned development from birth to age three?! from a solid to a liquid, and observed how a cup of water over a week will Help Me Grow, now known as Early In- evaporate into the air versus a cup that is covered all the matter stays in the tervention (EI), is a program that will cup therefore the mass doesn’t change. come to your home to evaluate your In the next couple of weeks students will begin working on a unit in electricity. child to see if they may qualify for sup- The students will learn how electricity works and eventually make their own port. EI providers are well-trained pro- circuit out of old Christmas lights. Students are also currently working on fessionals who use a non-judgmental science fair projects that will be on display at the middle/high school science and compassionate approach that em- fair on January 31. The 4th graders have been a busy group and are looking powers parents with skills, tools and forward to a busy spring. confidence to nurture the healthy growth of their children. A student who receives services through Early Inter- The first grade classes spent the months of vention is automatically connected November and December learning about with the Local School District to support wants and needs and producers and con- the transition to preschool services at age three. Refer a child to Early Inter- sumers. They read stories about these topics vention by visiting this link https:// and wrote letters to Santa about our class- ohioearlyintervention.org/referral or by room wants and needs. Then, students de- calling at 1-800-755-4769 (GROW). cided to try being producers. Each class picked three items to make and held a class store. Stores were opened to other grade levels. The first grade producers explained what they had been learning about to their consumers as they entered the store! Everyone had a lot of fun with this unit! BROWN LOCAL SCHOOLS The State-Funded ACT Test will be administered to all Juniors on Wednes- P A G E 3 day, February 20th. Students will be testing at the First Christian Church in Malvern (4046 Coral Rd. NW). Students who ride the bus to school will be bussed to the church. Students who drive to school need to arrive at the church at 7:30 a.m. Students must bring a photo ID on the day of testing Sixth Annual (driver’s license or school ID). When students are finished testing they are done for the day and will not return Malvern High School to the school. Please make arrangements to pick your child up at the church at noon. Registration will be completed at Malvern High School on February 13th and at R.G. Drage on February Science Fair 15th. If a student has already registered for or taken the ACT they will need to have their username and password to register. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Dawn Kaufman or Jere- my Taylor at the school. January 31, 2019 6-8pm NHS NEWS: Congratulations to HS English teacher, Miss Wittwer, who was recently awarded the ITIP Ohio Teacher Grant. In December, NHS students delivered canned goods and non- perishable items to the First Christian Church in Mal- The grant rewards innovative teaching and technology use. vern. Students were encouraged to "vote" for their favorite @ Malvern High School Our school will receive $500.00 worth of technological teacher/administrator by placing items in the respective col- equipment for classroom use. The equipment includes a lection boxes. Mr. Taylor, the MS/HS guidance counselor, col- green screen kit, lighting kit, video camera, videography lected the most donations which won him the honor of having smart device rig and microphones as well as licenses for his head shaved at the annual Bake Sale! NHS Students also the video editing software called WeVideo.
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