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attendance, discipline rates and course it changes the culture of the school Message from the Superintendent: Jeff Wendorf failures for last year’s freshman class, building by making it student-centered. and we will continue to track this data “It sets the tone for day one of their In a few weeks we will kick off the 2018-2019 school year. for future years. We believe this data middle school experience. Sixth-graders Last year was difficult for the schools and communities in will help us determine if the program is will have a mentor to lead them through Stark County as we saw a drastic increase in the number of improving the climate of our building.” their first year of middle school, which suicides by young people and a growing fear about violence in our school buildings. As a result, we have invested in more “It’s about building a positive we feel is important. We’ve learned over security measures that will help us lessen the threats to our environment for all students,” explains the years that some kids are more likely children’s safety. As with any tragedy, we have learned lessons Hoover Principal Eric Bornstine. to reach out to a peer for advice than an through these difficult times. One of the most important “One of the important aspects of Link adult.” lessons is the realization that we must keep our focus on our kids and on our Crew is assisting students in building Assistant Superintendent Dave Pilati relationships. It’s easy to get caught up in test scores, athletic events, and all the relationships with their peers.” believes the success of the program will other aspects of a school district, but especially at this time, we need to consider The middle school program is called be enhanced by the implementation what we can do to better serve our students as individuals. This year we are kicking WEB (Where Everyone Belongs), and it of the middle school program, WEB off two programs, Link Crew at Hoover High School and WEB (Where Everyone is a transition program that welcomes (Where Everyone Belongs). “The short- Belongs) at North Canton Middle School, in an effort to create a culture where sixth-graders and makes them feel term impact will be good, but it will every student is valued, where every student has a peer who will provide both comfortable throughout the first year be exciting to see the long-term impact guidance and support. While we realize that these programs will not solve every of their middle school experience. these two programs have on our school challenge schools have faced over the last year, we do believe they will help build a The program is built on the belief that culture about four years down the road stronger foundation for our kids and our community. We appreciate your support students can help students succeed and after we have students who have gone of our schools, and we look forward to working together for the kids of North trains mentors from the eighth-grade through both the WEB program as Canton City Schools. class to be WEB Leaders. All sixth- eighth-grade mentors and then through graders will be introduced to the WEB the Link Crew program as ninth-graders program at their orientation Thursday, who are mentored and then a couple New Student Mentorship Program August 16, from 8:00 a.m. until noon years later as eleventh-grade mentors.” at North Canton Middle School. In All freshmen, middle school, at NCMS and Hoover addition, parents of sixth-grade students intermediate school and elementary will meet in the cafeteria from 11:00- school students will start school North Canton City Schools at school, freshmen will gather in the 12:00. Wednesday, August 22. Upperclassmen is implementing a new student commons area of Hoover, and they will NCMS Principal David Eby is excited at Hoover High School will begin school mentorship program for ninth-graders be called to the gym for introductions about the program because he believes Thursday, August 23. and for sixth-graders. The high school and group activities. The freshmen will program is called Link Crew. Link Crew later be divided into teams of 10-12 and is a high school transition program that led to classrooms by two mentors for PayForIt Upgraded welcomes freshmen and makes them feel small group discussions. The day will comfortable throughout the first year of also include opportunities for students PayForIt has now been upgraded to PaySchools Central. PaySchools Central their high school experience. Built on to meet their teachers and become more is a secure payment system, which simplifies school payments in an easy-to-use the belief that students can help students confident and comfortable with the online portal. It enables parents to fund lunch accounts and pay school fees online succeed, the program trains mentors high school setting. quickly and easily using a debit or credit card. PaySchools Central also allows from junior and senior classes to be Link Associate Principal Tom Oakes says parents to opt into and manage email reminders about their student’s accounts, Crew Leaders. This year the program the program will include several more so it’s easy to remember to replenish lunch accounts. will be directed by Mr. Mike Grady and activities throughout the year. “Hoover New users can sign up at payschoolscentral.com. Current users will log into 70 upperclassmen who will be present High School is committed to the long- PaySchools Central using their existing PayForIt username and password. All the first day of school for freshmen, term success of Link Crew in our account information has been transferred to PaySchools Central. Wednesday, August 22. Upon arrival building. We have compiled data on Help is offered at 1-877-393-6628 or [email protected].

Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 2 VISION A Look at District News What’s Inside North Canton’s Food and Nutrition North Canton City Schools Department Welcomes You Back! Board of Education District News...... 2-4 Lunch Prices for the 2018-2019 Menus will be posted on our website Jordan Greenwald, President School Year: https://www.northcantonschools. email: [email protected] Building News...... 5 Grades K-2: $2.50 (no increase) org//Menus1.aspx, plus our (330) 495-6748 2018-2019 Calendar...... 6 Grades 3-5: $2.75 (addition of a salad interactive Meal Menus can be found bar option at each school, plus larger at http://cdn.myschoolmenus.com/ Susie Hertler Van Vranken, Athletics...... 7-8 portion sizes than K – 2) instance/2051491/district/21.html or Vice President NCMS Gr 6-8: $3.00 (Salad Bar, larger download the App My School Menus email: [email protected] (330) 495-9333 portions, & increase of “Build a Bar” on Google Play or iTunes! You will be options) able to access nutritional information Dr. Bob Roden Hoover High: $3.25 (“Build a Bar” including Carb Counts to assist in all email: [email protected] The Viking Vision options daily & larger portion sizes) your needs! (330) 497-5600 Breakfast continues to be available Putting money on your child’s meal The Viking Vision is published by account can easily be done by sending the North Canton City School District at each building after the buses drop Jessica Stroia students off at school. Prices remain in a check or cash to the school. Please email: [email protected] and given free of charge to community include your child’s name and / or (330) 715-4034 residents, businesses and school $1.50 for grades K – 5, $1.75 for NCMS, and $2.00 for Hoover High School. As student ID number. Checks should district employees. Our purpose is be made out to your child’s school to share information regarding the breakfast is the most important meal of Andrea Ziarko the day, we encourage all to try school cafeteria. PaySchool Central, https:// email: [email protected] mission and activities in the North payschoolscentral.com/#/user/login is (330) 495-7442 Canton City School District. The breakfast, especially on those hectic mornings! We offer lots of fresh fruit where you can securely put money on Viking Vision is not intended to be a your child’s meal account via a credit and whole grain, low fat options to start Board of Education meetings are held on the third public forum. card or Electronic Fund Transfer from The NCCS Board of Education your day off right! Wednesday of every month at 6 p.m. in the INQspot at Free and Reduced Meal Applications your checking account, and track their Hoover High School. reserves the right to reject any press spending. If you are having any technical release based on its content. are available to fill out online at https:// northcanton.payschools.com or you difficulty logging in or accessing the North Canton City Schools The NCCS logos and design are features, their Hot Line number is trademarks of said school district. can access a PDF version to print off District Central Office and fill in at our website https://www. 1-877-393-6628. All advertising art and editorial Each month we will be highlighting content are copyright protected and northcantonschools.org/FoodService. Jeff Wendorf, Superintendent aspx. You can also get a form via the a Harvest of the Month. These are email: [email protected] cannot be used without the expressed Twitter: @VikingSupt districts new site at Final Forms. A new typically fresh fruit and or vegetable written permission. We do not accept options. August features corn on the advertising. meal application must be completed David Pilati, Asst. Superintendent each year; however, meal statuses will cob, and September brings in fresh email: [email protected] The Viking Vision carry over for the first 30 days of the watermelon! Kids love to try new things, North Canton City Schools new school year to give parents time to so do we. North Canton Food and Todd Tolson, Treasurer email: [email protected] 525 7th Street NE complete a new application. Nutrition Department looks forward to North Canton, Ohio 44720 serving our students in 2018-19! Todd Henne, Director of Business Non-Discriminaton Policy Administrative changes at NCCS email: [email protected] The North Canton City School John Welch, Director of Special Services District affirms that no persons shall, Students will be seeing familiar faces in different school buildings this year. email: [email protected] on the basis of sex, race, color, national Hoover High School’s administration will remain the same while North Canton Middle School will have two new associate principals. Mr. Michael Coppa will move Kim Nidy, Director of Technology origin, or disability, be excluded from email: [email protected] participation in, be denied the benefits from the Mary L. Evans Early Childhood Center and Mrs. Renee Manse will move of, or be subjected to discrimination from Orchard Hill Intermediate School to NCMS. Mrs. Janet Peare, who served Michelle Hostetler, Director of Instruction email: [email protected] under any educational program or as a Dean of Students at NCMS, will become the director of the Early Childhood Center, and Mrs. Darlene Howald will leave her position as an associate principal at activity conducted under its auspices. Denise Cooley, Gifted and Talented Coordinator This shall extend to employees NCMS to become the principal at Orchard Hill. Mrs. Michelle Bender will remain email: [email protected] therein and to admission thereto. in the Treasurer’s Department but will assume a new role as the assistant treasurer, Inquiries concerning the application replacing Mrs. Tricia Schreffler who accepted a job as the treasurer in Strasburg Debbie Dalton, Supervisor of Transportation email: [email protected] of this policy may be referred to Local Schools. the superintendent or designated Janice Williams, Director of Food Services coordinator. This policy shall prevail Two schedule changes for the fall email: [email protected] in all board policies concerning school employees and students. Clearmount Elementary and the Mary L. Evans Early Childhood Center will Title VI complaints (sex, race, color, have minor changes to their bell schedules for the 2018-2019 school year. Students national origin, or disability) should may arrive at Clearmount at 8:55 a.m., and the tardy bell will ring at 9:10. Dismissal be referred to David Pilati, Assistant will begin at 3:55 p.m. and the official end of the school day will be 4:00 p.m. Superintendent, at 330-497-5600 or The Early Childhood Center will once again have two sessions. The first will run [email protected]. from 9:05 a.m. until 11:45 a.m. The afternoon session will begin at 1:05 p.m. and end at 3:45 p.m. Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 3 VISION District News New Employees Immunization Requirements We wish to welcome to the new staff members of North Canton City Schools. Parents, don’t forget the immunization requirements for incoming seventh- graders. All seventh-grade students need to have their Meningitis and tDAP Sarah Amabeli will be Michaela Finefrock, booster before the first day of school. The information should be mailed or faxed an ISGI at Clearmount a 2018 Walsh University to NCMS School Nurse Marsha Henne. Elementary School. graduate, will be an ISGI A graduate of Walsh at Hoover High School. University, she most recently worked She completed her student teaching at LaRissa Weimer will David Wolf, a graduate at Cloverleaf Elementary School as a Green Middle School. be a first-grade teacher at of The University of Preschool Intervention Specialist. Mrs. Jennifer Griffin is the Clearmount. She worked Akron, will be an assistant Amabeli completed her student teaching new school counselor as a substitute teacher in band director in NCCS. In at Clearmount in 2015. at Hoover High School. North Canton City Schools last year. addition to working at Hoover, he will Katherine (Kate) Russo A graduate of Xavier She previously worked as a first-grade teach at Orchard Hill and Greentown. will be a fifth-grade long- University, Mrs. Griffin was a long-term teacher in Canton City Schools. He was previously a music teacher in term substitute teacher at school counseling substitute at Hoover Ruth Williams is no Akron Public Schools. Orchard Hill. A graduate this past year. She previously worked as stranger to NCCS because Darrell Woods returns of the University of Mount Union, a counselor and social media manager at she has been working with to Hoover High School as Mrs. Russo taught in Canton City North Coast Family Foundation. us through a contract with a science teacher. Named Schools last year. Kiefer Hinkle, a graduate the Stark County Educational Service “Stark County Teacher of Michael Bluey will serve of Otterbein University and Center. Now as an NCCS employee, the Year” in 2017, Mr. Woods will once as the North Canton City the American College of she will continue with her work as a again inspire students in the physics Schools Digital Academy Education, will be a long- speech language pathologist. A graduate classroom. Director. He was employed term sub in the science department at of Edinboro University, she has two Jonathan Zahn, a at since 2005 Hoover High School. He previously children who attend North Canton City graduate of the University where he served as an assistant principal worked as a seventh-grade science Schools. of Mount Union, will be and teacher. He previously worked in teacher at Highland Local Schools. Michele Bender, who the physical education the Springfield Local School District. Taylor Looby will be has been the accounts teacher at Orchard Hill Intermediate Mr. Bluey will also be the boys’ varsity a fourth-grade teacher at payable associate of North School. He was previously a teacher with basketball coach. Greentown Intermediate. Canton City Schools, has the Constellation Charter Schools. Anita Cook will be She is a 2018 graduate of been named the assistant treasurer, an ISGI at Greentown Ashland University. She completed her replacing Tricia Schreffler. Intermediate School. A student teaching at Whipple Heights graduate of The Ohio State Elementary School. University, Ms. Cook has worked as an Kelley Lott, an alumna intervention specialist in Columbus of The University of Akron, City Schools and Dublin City Schools. will teach sixth-grade Julie Crawford will be Language Arts. A graduate replacing Jenn Brancheau of The University of Akron, Mrs. Lott as a district office secretary. taught Language Arts in North Carolina. Mrs. Brancheau will be Valerie Majewski will retiring in October. Mrs. Crawford, be a speech pathologist for a graduate of Western International the district. A graduate of University, has worked as marketing the University of Buffalo, director at Rice’s Landscapes, a business Edinboro University and Kent State analyst at J.M. Smucker, and a finance University, she has worked for the project manager at General Electric Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Capital. Alicia Martin, a graduate Ashley Duff will be of Walsh University, will be an ISGI at Hoover High an ISGI at Hoover High School. She graduated School. She previously from The University of worked as an ED invention specialist in Akron and worked in the Akron Digital Ravenna City Schools. Academy for the past three years. Mark Rogers, a graduate Kimberly Eaton will be of the University of Mount an Intervention Specialist Union, will be a science at Orchard Hill. She is teacher at Hoover High a graduate of Malone School. Mr. Rogers will also serve as the University. Ms. Eaton was a Title I high school swim coach. He previous reading specialist at Minerva Elementary taught at Central Catholic High School School last year. and East Bay High School in Florida.

Visit us at northcantonschools.org Visit us at northcantonschools.org Building News VIKING 4 VISION District News Important Dates for the Opening of School Aug. 13 Hoover sophomores may pick up schedules* 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Aug. 14 Hoover freshmen may pick up schedules* 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Aug. 14 New student orientation - Greentown 10 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Aug. 15 New Family Orientation - Clearmount Grades 1 & 2 11:00 a.m. Aug. 15 New Family Orientation - Northwood Grades 1 & 2 11:00 a.m. Aug. 16 Sixth-grade Orientation - NCMS (WEB Program) 8:00 a.m.-noon Parent meeting in the cafeteria 11:00 a.m.-noon Aug. 17 Class Lists posted Clearmount, Northwood, Greentown, Orchard Hill, NCMS after 4:00 p.m. Bus routes posted after 4:00 p.m. Aug. 18 North Canton Main Street Festival 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Aug. 19 North Canton Main Street Festival 11 a.m.-5 p.m. *ECC will have a booth. Please come see us! *Information about the pre-school program *Sensory table for young children to explore *PTO Fundraiser: Pepperoni Rolls ($2) will be for sale to take that day 2018 Christmas Assistance *PTO Fundraiser: Basket filled with OSU stuff will be raffled off. A Community Christmas of Stark County, Inc. is a local nonprofit organization 1 ticket for $2, 6 tickets for $10, 15 tickets for $20, 40 tickets for with a mission to help Stark County Families during the Christmas season. If you $50 are in need of food, toys, clothing, and books for Christmas, here is information on Aug. 20 Open House - Greentown Intermediate how you can apply for assistance. Applications are taken in October at the American 4th Grade 4:30 p.m. Legion Post 44 on Cleveland Ave. The dates, times, and information needed are 5th Grade 5:45 p.m. listed in the flyer below. 3rd Grade 7:00 p.m. Aug. 20 Open House - Orchard Hill Intermediate 5:00 p.m. Aug. 21 Staff Work Day Aug. 21 Northwood 1st & 2nd grade Open House/Supply Drop off 6:00 p.m. Aug. 21 Clearmount 1st & 2nd grade Open House/Supply Drop off 6:30 p.m. Aug. 21 Early Childhood Center Open House 5:00-6:00 p.m. Pepperoni Rolls for sale ($2.00) for PTO fundraiser. Ice cream and coloring tables in gym Aug. 22 First Day of School - Grades 1-9 Aug. 22 Open House - North Canton Middle School 6:00 p.m. Aug. 23 First Day of School - Grades 10-12 Aug. 27 Open House - Hoover High School 6:00-8:00 p.m. Aug. 27 Open House Kindergarten - Clearmount Elementary 6:00 p.m. Aug. 27 Open House Kindergarten - Northwood Elementary 6:00 p.m. Aug. 28 First Day of Kindergarten Aug. 28 First Day for the Early Childhood Center Aug. 31 Staff In-service - NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS Sept. 3 Labor Day - NO SCHOOL Sept. 4 Meet the Teacher - Northwood 1st & 2nd grade 6:30 p.m. Sept. 6 Meet the Teacher - Northwood Kindergarten 6:30 p.m. Sept. 6 Meet the Teacher - Clearmount Kindergarten 6:30 p.m. Sept. 8 Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction 5:00 p.m. Sept. 26 Hall of Distinction - Hoover High School 5:00 p.m. October 6 Homecoming Dance - Hoover High School 7:00-10:00 p.m. Please remember that you have access to all events by clicking “View Calendar” on the front page of the district website. Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 5 VISION Building News Greentown Hoover High School POP at Greentown NCtv Featured in Western Reserve Media Series Western Reserve Public Media recently released a video series on the Ohio Department of Education’s “Learning Standards for Technology.” Western Reserve Public Media had Greentown Intermediate School has a composite Greentown Principal Ryan Kumpf photo of Greentown graduates on the wall received a grant through saw an article about “The Power of from the Class of 1938, showing the age of the the Broadcast Educational Positivity” online several months ago structure. Media Commission and and pitched the idea to the school’s the ODE to create a series Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). Incoming PTO President Jen that promotes some aspect Mr. Kumpf explained, “Greentown has Waldorff organized the project, and of Ohio’s educational drastically needed a cosmetic facelift for volunteers held two planning sessions initiatives. NCCS is featured in the including Hoover students and Tom many years. However, besides making and spent about 20 hours on the introductory video and is also covered Wilson. The ODE is thrilled with the it more visually appealing, we wanted project. The committee asked for in a stand-alone video for the grades 9-12 results of our series.” the ‘facelift’ to have a purpose. So, we donations of materials, funds and time, standards. Staff members of Western To view the ODE video on Hoover’s decided to paint motivational messages and nearly twenty students and adults Reserve PBS, including Director and program, go to this direct link: of engagement, hope, and kindness helped complete the project in one day. Producer Gary Manke, toured the https://westernreservepublicmedia. throughout Greentown’s bathrooms and The murals are beautiful, uplifting, and NCtv studio and classroom during org/teaching-with-tech/storytellers.htm other select locations in the building. certain to catch the eye of Greentown the school year, and were impressed For all the ODE videos, go to the These powerful messages will be seen students. with the Video Productions/Broadcast Main Page where you will find the by hundreds of children daily. We want Journalism Program. “After our visit, we introductory video: all students at Greentown to know that began looking for a way to collaborate,” https://westernreservepublicmedia. they matter, that they are loved, and said Manke. He added, “NCtv is a org/teaching-with-tech/ that anything is possible no matter what perfect example of what schools can their circumstances might be.” do to incorporate technology. In fact, you can’t do a program highlighting tech standards in high schools without

Hoover High School National Speech Tournament Hoover High School Hoover’s Alex Mass, Kevin Poe and Max Schroeter competed at the National Hoover J.A. Company Best in the Nation! Speech and Debate Tournament this Beelieve, Inc., of Hoover High Chamber of Commerce at the Hall of June. We are proud of these young School’s Business Management Flags. Members of the winning business men for their accomplishments. Max Program has been named the National are Jon Hughes, Ivan Dong, Julia Schroeter advanced to the quarter Student Company of the Year at the Crawford, Nick Lehmier and Reid finals in Humorous Interpretation. He Junior Achievement National Student Bullock. eventually ended up 23rd out of 257 Leadership Summit in Washington, Mike Grady teaches the Business qualifiers. D.C. Beelieve, Inc., qualified as the Management Program at Hoover. Local Junior Achievement Company of East businessman Joe Rozsa and President Central Ohio. The company also won of Junior Achievement of East Central the 2018 Delta Air Lines Social Impact Ohio Dawn Campanelli have also been Award at the Awards Gala at the U.S. instrumental in the program’s success. Visit us at northcantonschools.org Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 6 VISION District News

Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 7 VISION Athletic News Fall Sports Schedules Please remember that all schedules are subject to change due to weather or other factors. Go the athletics section of the website for cancellations or modifications of the schedules. Varsity Football Girls Freshman Volleyball Boys Golf Boys Varsity Soccer Date Time Event Home/Away Date Time Event Home/Away Date Time Event Home/Away Date Time Event Home/Away 08.24.2018 7:00pm Brush High School A 08.18.2018 11:00am St. Vincent St. Mary HS H 08.6.2018 9:00am JFK Invitational A 08.20.2018 7:00pm Canfield High School H 08.31.2018 7:00pm Louisville High School H 08.21.2018 5:30pm CVCA H 08.7.2018 TBD Lake High School A 08.25.2018 7:00pm Hudson High School A 09.07.2018 7:00pm Akron East High School H 08.27.2018 5:30pm Lake High School H 08.9.2018 9:00am Genoa Invitational A 08.27.2018 7:00pm McKinley High School A 09.14.2018 7:00pm GlenOak High School H 08.30.2018 5:30pm GlenOak High School H 08.10.2018 8:00am Tannenhauf Invitational A 08.30.2018 7:00pm Dover High School A 09.21.2018 7:00pm McKinley High School A 09.06.2018 5:30pm Perry High School A 08.11.2018 1:00pm Pickerington Invitational A 09.1.2018 7:00pm New Philadelphia High School H 09.28.2018 7:00pm Perry High School A 09.11.2018 5:30pm McKinley High School A 08.15.2018 TBD Perry High School A 09.4.2018 7:00pm Perry High School A 10.5.2018 7:00pm Lake High School H 09.13.2018 5:30pm Jackson High School H 08.21.2018 3:30pm McKinley High School H 09.8.2018 7:00pm Wadsworth High School H 10.12.2018 7:00pm Green High School H 09.18.2018 5:30pm Green High School H 08.22.2018 3:30pm Jackson High School A 09.11.2018 7:00pm Lake High School H 10.19.2018 7:00pm Bishop High School A 09.20.2018 5:30pm Lake High School A 08.28.2018 3:30pm GlenOak High School H 09.13.2018 7:00pm Akron Firestone High School A 10.26.2018 7:00pm Jackson High School A 09.25.2018 5:30pm GlenOak High School A 09.4.2018 3:30pm Green High School A 09.15.2018 7:00pm Stow High School H 10.02.2018 5:30pm Perry High School H 09.6.2018 3:30pm Lake High School H 09.18.2018 7:00pm Green High School H 10.4.2018 5:30pm McKinley High School H 09.7.2018 1:30pm Pfieffer Invitational A 09.20.2018 7:00pm Kent Roosevelt High School H 10.9.2018 5:30pm Jackson High School A 09.8.2018 7:30am Pfieffer Invitational A 09.25.2018 7:00pm Louisville High School H 10.11.2018 5:30pm Green High School A 09.10.2018 3:45pm St. Thomas High School A 10.2.2018 7:00pm GlenOak High School H JV Football 09.11.2018 3:30pm Perry High School H 10.9.2018 7:00pm Jackson High School A Date Time Event Home/Away 09.13.2018 3:30pm McKinley High School A 08.08.2018 10:00am Ashland High School A Coed Cross Country 09.18.2018 3:30pm Jackson High School H 08.25.2018 10:00am Brush High School H 09.20.2018 3:30pm GlenOak High School A 09.01.2018 10:00am Louisville High School A Date Time Event Home/Away 09.22.2018 8:30am Midwest Prep A 09.08.2018 10:00am Jackson High School H 09.01.2018 8:30am Dave Clegg Invite H 09.23.2018 9:00am Midwest Prep A Boys JV White Soccer 09.15.2018 10:00am GlenOak High School A 09.8.2018 8:00am David Ziesmer/Jackson Invite A 09.27.2018 3:30pm Green High School H Date Time Event Home/Away 09.22.2018 10:00am McKinley High School H 09.15.2018 1:00pm Spartan Invite A 08.20.2018 5:00pm Canfield High School H 09.29.2018 10:00am Perry High School H 09.22.2018 11:30am Cloverleaf Tournament A 08.25.2018 5:00pm Hudson High School A 10.06.2018 10:00am Lake High School A 09.29.2018 11:30am Stark County Championship A 08.30.2018 5:00pm Dover High School A 10.13.2018 10:00am Green High School A 10.06.2018 9:30am Medina CC Invitational A Girls Golf 09.1.2018 5:00pm New Philadelphia High School H 10.13.2018 2:00pm Federal League Meet A 09.4.2018 5:15pm Perry High School A 10.20.2018 3:00pm District Meet A Date Time Event Home/Away 08.4.2018 8:30am VillaMadonna Invitational A 09.8.2018 5:00pm Wadsworth High School H 08.6.2018 9:30am Gahanna Lincoln Invitational A 09.11.2018 5:15pm Lake High School H Freshman Football 08.7.2018 12:30pm Lake High School H 09.13.2018 4:30pm Akron Firestone High School A Date Time Event Home/Away Girls Varsity Tennis 08.9.2018 9:00am Warren JFK Invitational A 09.15.2018 5:15pm Stow High School H 08.08.2018 10:00am Ashland High School A 08.14.2018 1:00pm Perry High School H 09.18.2018 5:15pm Green High School H 08.25.2018 12:00pm Brush High School H Date Time Event Home/Away 08.16.2018 10:00am Jackson Elite 8 A 09.20.2018 5:00pm Kent Roosevelt High School H 08.30.2018 5:00pm Louisville High School A 08.10.2018 8:00am Rocky River Invitational A 08.18.2018 8:00am Midwest Classic H 10.2.2018 5:15pm GlenOak High School H 09.06.2018 5:00pm Jackson High School H 08.14.2018 12:00pm CSG H 08.20.2018 1:00pm Walsh Invitational A 10.4.2018 5:00pm Alliance High School A 09.13.2018 5:00pm GlenOak High School A 08.15.2018 9:00am Brecksville High School H 08.23.2018 3:30pm Jackson High School H 10.9.2018 5:15pm Jackson High School A 09.20.2018 5:00pm McKinley High School H 08.18.2018 8:30am Columbus Double Invitational A 08.25.2018 2:00pm New Albany Invitational A 09.27.2018 5:00pm Perry High School H 08.20.2018 4:15pm CVCA A 08.28.2018 3:30pm GlenOak High School A 10.04.2018 5:00pm Lake High School A 08.21.2018 4:30pm Lake High School H 09.4.2018 3:30pm Green High School H 10.11.2018 6:00pm Green High School A 08.23.2018 4:30pm GlenOak High School A 09.6.2018 4:00pm Lake High School A Boys JV Orange Soccer 08.27.2018 4:00pm Louisville High School H 09.11.2018 3:30pm Perry High School A Date Time Event Home/Away 08.29.2018 4:30pm Hathaway Brown A 09.15.2018 2:00pm St. Ursula Invitational A 8.18.2018 5:00 PM Wadsworth High School A 09.4.2018 4:30pm McKinley High School H 09.18.2018 3:30pm Jackson High School A 8.22.2018 5:00 PM Marlington High School H Girls Varsity Volleyball 09.5.2018 4:15pm Wooster High School A 09.20.2018 3:30pm GlenOak High School H 8.25.2018 5:00 PM Hudson High School A 09.8.2018 10:00am Toledo Notre Dame A 09.22.2018 9:00am Midwest Prep Invitational A 8.27.2018 5:00 PM Kent Roosevelt High School A Date Time Event Home/Away 09.8.2018 2:00pm Toledo St. Ursula A 09.23.2018 10:30am Midwest Prep Invitational A 8.29.2018 5:15 PM Jackson High School H 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Visit us at northcantonschools.org Visit us at northcantonschools.org VIKING 8 VISION Athletic News Rogers to take helm of Hoover Ashby named Hoover Head swimming and diving Baseball Coach

Mark Rogers is outstanding reputation as an educator Bryan Ashby has clear that Bryan is the right man for our Hoover High School’s and a team builder. Mark has done been named the new program. He has both a deep respect new head swimming some great things during his time at head baseball coach at for the history of Hoover athletics and and diving coach. Central Catholic in developing a culture Hoover High School. a desire to see us continue to take steps Rogers, a graduate of success and service. He has had Bryan Ashby has forward. I am confident that Bryan of Canton Central significant head coaching experience served as an assistant and his staff can continue to grow our Catholic and the and I believe he will step right in and coach at Hoover for program in a positive direction.” University of Mount continue the strong tradition of Hoover the past nine seasons, Ashby commented, “First and Union, has served as the head coach swimming.” and he will replace Jeff Hite who foremost, I would like to thank the at Canton Central Catholic for the last Rogers commented, “North Canton announced his retirement last month. administration for giving me the eight years, where he has also taught in Hoover has an established and respected Ashby will become just the fifth head opportunity to lead the baseball program the science department. Prior to serving swimming program and I am excited coach in the history of Hoover baseball. at Hoover High School. I am very at his alma mater, Rogers coached and to have the opportunity to contribute Ashby was a three-sport standout at excited for the opportunity to follow in taught for two years at East Bay High to the growth and development of the Hoover, graduating in 1988. He then the footsteps of Don Hertler Sr., Gordy School in Florida. Rogers is no stranger student-athletes here. I am very fortunate went on to play baseball at Kent State Knisely, Mel Long and Jeff Hite. All of to Stark County having swum at both and grateful to Central Catholic for the University from 1989-1992 where he these individuals not only taught me a Canton Central Catholic and at Mount relationships that I have formed and was a co-captain on the 1992 NCAA great deal, but they were great men and Union prior to beginning his career as the incredible experiences that I’ve qualifying team. coaches who I will always respect. I look an educator and coach. had during my tenure as a Crusader. North Canton Athletic Director forward to building on what has been North Canton Athletic Director Tim This is an exciting time for the sport of Tim Walker is excited to have Ashby started here and I cannot wait to begin. I Walker is excited to have Rogers leading swimming in Stark County, and I am as the new head baseball coach. am very appreciative for the opportunity the Hoover swimming and diving thrilled to be part of the Hoover team.” “After reviewing many applicants and to work in a great school district with program. “Mark comes to us with an interviewing several, I believe it became great kids!”

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