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As schools reopen for the 2020-21 school year, Cuyahoga County Board of Health is pleased to provide drive-thru options for child and teen immunizations.

Kindergarten vaccines include: DTaP, Polio, Varicella, & MMR.   Teen vaccines include: Tdap, HPV, Meningococcal, & Meningitis B

September 30                                                                              

Bluestone Elementary School

1455 East 260th Street

Euclid

5:30-7:30 p.m.  

To make an appointment call: 216.201.2041 or email:  ccbhnurse@ccbh.net

Seven Euclid alumni expressed their Panther pride on November 21st as they were honored for their accomplishments and inducted into the Euclid High Schools Sports Hall of Fame.

In just six short weeks this summer, VASJ junior Aiyanna Martin ’21 gained valuable professional development and work skills through the Public Safety Career Pipeline Program. The program, now in its third year, focuses on increasing women and minorities in law enforcement and public safety fields to reflect the communities being served. Aiyanna went through extensive training, learned about careers in public safety, created a resume, participated in mock interviews, completed a capstone project, earned CPR certification, and created a website to promote her personal brand. 

About 170 alums from Villa Angela Academy, St. Joseph High School and Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School gathered in the school gym Sept. 13 for the All-Alumni Reunion. Open to all graduates, the event included a special happy anniversary to those classes ending in '4 and '9. 

As the school year for Villa Angela-St. Joseph begins, it also means that it is time for the opening school Mass. This Mass was very special because Bishop Gries joined us in the celebration. Bishop Gries’ homily tied into the theme of the Mass, which was “Come, Holy Spirit." He talked to the students about how they can bring the spirit of the Viking Village, “Faith, Family, Future,” out into the world. 

South Euclid, OH, January 07, 2019 - The Friends of Euclid Creek (FOEC), a grass-roots, non-profit charitable organization which advocates for the health of the Euclid Creek watershed is pleased to announce its sixth annual scholarship in environmental studies.  This scholarship was created to aid at least one deserving student in his/her pursuit of a degree in environmental science, including engineering, hydrology, ecology, geology, biology or other fields related to environmental studies. 

Chef Daniel Esquivel and his staff once again laid out a wonderful spread for the annual Holiday Buffet.

The prime rib carving station, and crepe station were a huge hit.

The Bistro is located in Shore Cultural Center and is open for lunch, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 11:00 am to 12:30 PM during school. It as always best to call first at 216.261.2073.

Kiddie City Childcare Community is dedicated to helping its students give back to the community through simple service projects.  Recently, students in the School Age program learned about veterans and their service to our Country.  The youth were challenged to create a Thanksgiving "thank-you" card for the veterans at Haven House, located on East 142nd St. in Cleveland, using the basic art tools of crayons and construction paper.  The message to each veteran read "To An Honored Veteran:  Thank you for your service to our great Country!"  Check out some of the students' creations for our vets!

On Sunday, September 16, 2018, SRW Catholic School announced the opening of the Center for Student Innovation (CSI).  A ribbon-cutting and Open House marked this special event.

The Women in Transition program at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) celebrates its 40th anniversary this fall with a new session of classes at Metropolitan Campus to empower women in their pursuit of education, training and a career.

College Now is an organization that mentors students in middle and high school. Their goal is to bring college access to students outside of school.  This amazing program is located all around the Greater Cleveland area, including Euclid Public Library.  College Now encourages students to attend either a two-year or four-year degree program. College Now benefits and gives support to around to 25,000 students each year in more than 175 different schools. 

 At the Euclid High School, two outstanding students are involved in College Now. 

 Darriel Jones and Jaden White are both rising sophomores who attended the spring and summer 2018 college tours and were members of the Student Advisory Group. Jones also participated at the Stone Lab Field trip. College Now gives students the opportunity to visit colleges, provide free ACT and SAT boot camp, and adult programs for parents and guardians. Overall this program benefits our Euclid students and families and provides support for their future!

 College Now impACT starts August 21 at EPL. For more information or to register, please visit: www.collegenowgc.org/impact 

The 2018-2019 school year for the St. Vitus Adult Slovenian School will again begin classes on Saturday morning, September 8, from 9:15 to 11:45.  Classes are scheduled twice a month.  Location is at St. Martin de Porres High School (formerly St. Vitus School), 6111 Lausche Ave., Cleveland, Ohio.

There a three levels of classes and three teachers:  

 BEGINNERS --  for those who know very little Slovenian or none at all.  Emphasis on everyday conversation. Up-to-date textbook.

INTERMEDIATE – increasing vocabulary and more conversation.    Continuation from the beginning class.  Use of textbook and other materials.  Continued conversation.

ADVANCED – for those who have some knowledge of the language and would like to have further knowledge in reading and writing.  Lessons include textbook study along with general information about customs and culture of Slovenia.

Tuition is $50.00 per semester or $100.00 for the whole year.  Textbooks are purchased from the instructor.

To enroll please contact Lillian at 216.350.6889 or by email at elcenta@sbcglobal.net

Local and area students from Ohio are among the 2,409 who completed associate, bachelor's or graduate degrees at Fort Hays State University, Hays, Kan., in the spring 2018 semester.

Graduates are listed with their degrees and majors and, in parentheses, areas of concentration. The university conferred a total of 458 graduate degrees (master’s, Education Specialist degrees and Doctor of Nursing Practice degrees), 1,891 bachelor’s degrees and 60 associate degrees.

Euclid (44117): Sidney Jacqueline Graham, a Bachelor of General Studies (health promotion).

It’s hard to believe it's May already! With May comes the conclusion of another successful year of learning at Lakeshore Intergenerational School, our 4th as a member of the Collinwood community. On behalf of the entire Lakeshore community, THANK YOU to all of our mentors, Intergenerational partners, and community members throughout Collinwood, Euclid, and Cleveland for another amazing year of support, care, compassion, guidance and most important of all…fun! We simply couldn’t achieve our mission of being spirited citizens and lifelong learners without each and every one of you and all that you do for our students.

Our students and staff enjoyed their Spring Break the week of March 5th-9th. While the month was shorter, that didn’t mean less learning and fun for the students of Lakeshore Intergenerational School!

“You must never be fearful about what you are doing when it is right” ~Rosa Parks

WHERE WE’VE BEEN:

The Women in Transition program at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) is launching a new session of classes to empower women in their pursuit of education, training and a career.

The Women in Transition program offered at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) will launch both day and evening fall sessions at Eastern Campus the week of Aug. 21.

In August 2015, teacher Ray Gigliotti began working with a special group of kids at Noble Academy Cleveland; The Noble Ambassadors. This group is a very responsible group of students who have been put in charge of giving building tours to guests. They answer questions, mediate any issues between students and perform many other responsibilities on behalf of the school. They are very busy. But, they're not too busy to help Mr. Gigliotti with something that is near and dear to his heart; recycling.

The Noble Academy Knights Cheerleading Squad, from Noble Academy Cleveland in Euclid, recently competed in the North Coast Cheer Championships held at the IX Center on April 2nd. This was the team’s first local competition.

Angelique Patton of Euclid was one of seven students from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) named to the All-Ohio Community College Academic Team, which comprises top students at the state’s two-year schools.

WOOSTER, Ohio — Daniel Gail, a graduate of Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School, has been named to the Dean’s List for the fall semester at The College of Wooster. Gail, a first-year student from Euclid, achieved a grade point average of 3.65 or above. 

The College of Wooster is America’s premier college for mentored undergraduate research. Every Wooster senior works one-on-one with a faculty adviser to create an original research project, written work, performance, or art exhibit. In the process, each develops independent judgment, analytical ability, creativity, project-management and time-management skills, and strong written- and oral-communication skills. Founded in 1866, the college enrolls approximately 2,000 students.

Learn how teens can earn college credit at no cost while in high school or middle school during a College Credit Plus Information Night from 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, at the Eastern Campus of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C).

The Metropolitan Campus of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will again offer free personal income tax filing services to qualified taxpayers filing simple returns for 2016.

Euclid's Angelique Patton earns degree after Tri-C Helps her find the confidence to find her better self.

NaJeebah Shareef of Inspiring Lives Forever Transportation in Euclid took a step toward greater business success by completing the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®).

Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®) will host an open house from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 15, at its Eastern Campus, located at 4250 Richmond Road in Highland Hills.

Euclid, Ohio, March 18, 2016 -- HGR Industrial Surplus Inc is supporting STEM education by awarding an annual $2,000 scholarship to a local high school senior planning to pursue a degree or certificate in a STEM field. 

The 2016 HGR Industrial Surplus STEM Scholarship will be awarded to a high school senior in good academic standing who is active or interested in any facet of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math).

The student must also have applied to an institution of higher education to pursue a degree or certification in the field. This includes – but is not limited to – the fields of engineering, engineering technology, electrical, mechanical, welding, manufacturing, or construction. Financial need will also be considered during the selection process.

This year, one student from Euclid High School will be awarded the $2,000 scholarship as part of HGR’s support of STEM education on a local level. The company has also co-sponsored the school’s Alliance for Working Together RoboBot team, donated equipment and furnishings for the school’s science labs and encouraged local businesses to add their support.

Angelique Patton and Adam Polder of Euclid are in the first class of future leaders attending the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Center at Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C®).

Patton and Polder are among the 24 students selected for the inaugural class at the Mandel Humanities Center, which opened this semester at Tri-C’s Eastern Campus in Highland Hills.

The College launched the center to offer a unique liberal arts learning environment with programming designed to cultivate civically responsible citizens who will lead Northeast Ohio toward a stronger future.

The goal is for the center to become a national model for addressing community concerns through the lens of the liberal arts.

New Day Academy a Kindergarten through 12th grade college prep school had an exciting past two months.  May and June were exciting months for students and parents of New Day Academy, as many proud parents witnessed their children graduate from Kindergarten, eighth  grade, high school, and even college.  Each of these milestone events give the teachers and staff of New Day Academy the motivation and affirmation necessary to continue on in a career that on a day to day basis can become quite challenging.  Seeing the smiles on the faces of the children as they receive their degree, diploma, or certificate, and the flashes of cameras from proud parents and families, as their children and loved ones cross the stage, make it all worth it.    

Kiddie City Child Care Community started in 2006 by serving 40 children and employing 16 staff in our leased building on the corner of Wilmore and E. 200 St.  In 2010, our expansion into the site of Sam’s Barbershop on E. 200th Street increased our capacity to serve 72 children and employ 27 full and part time staff at our non-profit child care center. But, there’s no more space.  In the last two years we’ve turned away two hundred children and their families from receiving services that include Universal PreK and Head Start enhancements.  It’s time to grow and expand the four star Step Up to Quality center one more time to provide Euclid’s youngest citizens with a great start in their educational careers.  Consider being a Super Hero to our Super Kids!  Invest in our GoFundMe campaign starting March 13, 2015 www.gofundme.com/kiddiecity or  send a tax deductible donation to 20110 Wilmore Ave. Euclid 44123 to be used to furnish new classrooms, provide educational supplies, and beautify a new space to grow and learn. Attend or donate a raffle prize to our Funds for Fun Dinner, Dance and Raffle on Saturday, April 18, 2015. Thank you for your investment in Euclid’s children!  Kiddie City’s Board of Directors:  Christine Spikes (President), Sherrie Zagorc (Co-Founder), Sarah Dutkiewicz, Christopher Kakish, Angelique King, Anita Mallory, Meg McGarry, Donna Nycum, Keith Scheurman, Bridget Simenc, and Lynnore Walker and Jennifer Boger, Director www.kiddiecityeuclid.org  216-481-9044.

Laparade Early Learning and Training Center has been an established corporation since August 2005. Our mission is to “lift as we climb” and provide authentic quality childcare services to parents and provide an appropriate and engaging learning environment to children, while also, providing the early care community with a place, a hub to come and develop their own teaching efficacy, which would   ensure our goal, which is that every child has a quality, educated early care provider, who is sensitive, teachable, authentic and responsive to their needs.

Laparade has three service components; one being a direct operated quality childcare center that services children 2 1/2 to 12 years of age. Laparade is one of only four star centers in the city of Euclid.  Secondly, Laparade is an early care training facility; the center provides early care educators the 120 formal hours of training needed to start the National Childcare credential journey, and we offer several Ohio Approved Professional Development Trainings for pre-service and in-service early care educators.  (ODE, ODJFS, and SUTQ)

It is that time of year when parents begin their search for the perfect preschool.  As a parent of four, I found the best way to determine which school best meets the needs of both the parent and child is to visit.  Euclid Coopeative Preschool will hold an Open House on Saturday February 7, 2015 from 10:00 to 12:00 and Tuesday, February 10, 2015 from 9:30 to 11:30. Open Houses give parents an opportunity to visit and get a sense of how the educational program fits.  

Saint Ignatius High School held Brain Brawl IV on Saturday, October 18 and eleven students from Our Lady of the Lake School participated. This engaging, challenging and fun academic competition was an all-day event which included lunch. Faculty and students from Saint Ignatius hosted students from schools all over Northeastern Ohio placed into 32 teams with several rounds of trivia and categories.  While OLL did not secure the cup, they held their own with several wins and one team proving undefeated until the afternoon session! Each face-off between two schools followed a tournament round, a letter round, and the wildcat round.  The knowledge showcased by our students was most impressive - looking forward to next year!

Euclid Panther Athletes don't stop, even over the summer. 

We are proud to announce that 78% of the Class of 2014 is planning on attending college. Take a look at where they are headed! 

Student-Athletes from Ss. Robert and William, Our Lady of the Lake, and St. John of the Cross competed together as a single solid Euclid team to finish a great season during Championship Weekend on May 17 and 18.  The Warrior Track and Field Team, sponsored by Ss. Robert and William Parish, competed in three separate meets for the 8th grade, 6th and 7th grades, and 3rd-5th grades.  The competitions began at Bedford High School with the 8th grade meet yielding excellent performances by Andrew Kijauskas (3rd in Discus), Tommy Lombardo (personal records in shot put and 400m), Karli DeChant (3rd in Discus), Morgan Balazs (7th in 1600), Grace Grove (3rd in High Jump), and Jade Van Kirk.  Andrew, Karli, and Grace advanced to the Diocesan Championship Meet where each placed in their respective events.

Continued.

Ss. Robert and William Catholic School has been hosting Evenings of Learning throughout the 2013-2014 school year.  The fourth, and final in a series, celebrated the Fine Art talents, which are found in our school and in our parish.  SRW students, parishioners and community were invited to display their own art work, as well as participate in the band/choir concert.

Many artists displayed poetry, water colors, charcoals and mixed media pieces for the open house.  Students were on hand to talk about what they have been learning in Art Class and they took interested individuals through their creative process in generating their own original art works.  A silent auction also took place on featured drawings and paintings crafted by our schoolchildren and an area photographer.

Students from Kindergarten through 8th grade had exhibited their handiwork completed in class throughout this past school year.  “Inspiration”, was the theme garnered by all pupils including a “Creation Station” where visitors were encouraged to free draw and showcase their own talents.  The beginning and advanced band musicians graced the stage and entertained the audience with their musical talents, and welcomed parish vocal groups to join in the fun!

Ss. Robert and William Catholic School is proud to showcase all the talent, skill and ability the SRW School and Parish Community has to offer.  Instrumental to the evenings’ success were faculty members, Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Art teacher, and Mrs. Beth Wortman, Music/Band teacher who encouraged, taught and inspired our students to use their imagination throughout this past school year, making this final Evening of Learning unsurpassed!               

Ss. Robert and William Catholic School is located at 351 East 260th Street, Euclid, Ohio 44132 and is now registering students for the 2014-2015 school year.  View our website at www.srwschool.cc or call 216.731.3060 for additional details.