To our amazing speech pathologists, Melissa Butler and Jennie Tate: Thank you for your unwavering commitment, compassion, and passion for helping our students succeed. Your impact reaches far beyond words, and we are truly grateful for everything you do.
Students in second grade were given three wooden frames and then different colored blocks to form their own food pyramid. The first three blocks were represented as plants. The next several blocks represented animals that feed on plants. And the top block represented an animal that feeds on other animals that first feeds on plants. This entire activity relates to the DVD that was played for the students before they began making their food pyramids.
Hey, seniors! You've worked hard, and now it's time to celebrate in style. Here's to an unforgettable Senior Day! 🎉🎓
Check out the agenda for the day below ⬇
Congratulations, Sarah! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Sam! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Troy! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Wesley! 🐾🎓
🎓 Attention Seniors! 🎓
Just a friendly reminder that tomorrow is Senior Day! Get ready to celebrate your achievements and make some unforgettable memories. Don't miss out on this special day dedicated to YOU!
Congratulations, Zoey! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Tyler! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Spencer! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Vincent! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Troy! 🎓🐾
Congratulations, Troy! 🐾🎓
The Cardinal Local Schools District was able to secure a school bus purchase grant from the State of Ohio in the amount of $45,000.00 that paid for almost half of this much-needed upgrade to our transportation department! Since August, we have secured five new school buses!
This announcement was made at the May 8 Regular Board of Education Meeting.
Earlier this month, Avarie W. won the annual coloring contest through the Geauga County Sheriff's Office. The prize was a K9 demonstration with the K9 Unit for our school. Below, is Officer Wendl, his K-9 Unit Arlo, and Avarie.
Congratulations, Rachael! 🐾🎓
Three teachers from Jordak Elementary participated in a dyslexia simulation on Tuesday, May 7th. The event was held at Riverside Local Schools.
Through six simulations, the teachers experienced every day challenges that individuals with dyslexia are confronted with. The simulations were designed to improve understanding and encourage the use of effective teaching techniques. The workshops were led by members of the Northern Ohio Branch of IDA.
Congratulations, Raelyn! 🐾🎓
Congratulations, Rylee! 🐾🎓
