AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMMING NEWS
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See what we've been doing this
week -- after-school, and meet some of the special people that make our
programs work! |
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Cedar Community Learning Center
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Click HERE to see our first family gathering of the year. |
5th grade students at the
Cedar CLC are proudly showing their art work which is progress -
abstract landscapes. See more about this project in the SMART ART
segment in Healthy Living for Kids (click
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East Community Learning Center
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East CLC students had fun
last week printing their fingerprints and trying to identify the type ie: whorl,
loop, and arch. Discussions were held about how each person's
fingerprints are unique. Next students will write an analogy of what their fingerprint reminds them of this
week at Fun Friday.
The younger students were using magic markers to uncover pictures in
art.
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Tallmadge Community Learning Center
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On September 18, the
Tallmadge Community Learning Center recognized two HEROES of the week,
Billy Beverly and Derek Olive. Both students displayed the qualities we
like to see in Tallmadge students. They were helpful to their fellow
students and staff members and were respectful of others.
Monday-Thursday in the after school program, the Tallmadge CLC staff
assessed the students in math and reading. The students are working on
basic facts in math, and in reading they are on their own individualized
learning path to enhance their reading skills. We really appreciate the
good behavior and hard work put forth by all the students in the
program.
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Pictured L-R are:
Billy
Beverly, Brian Lawson, Tallmadge Principal, and Derek Olive.. |
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West After School Center
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click HERE to see us PLAY!!! |
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While
the weather is nice in September, we enjoy our Friday Fun Day
recreational activities outdoors with structured games. |
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John
Chapman, known to most as Johnny Appleseed, was born 235 years ago on
Sept. 26. The students at the WASC celebrated his life by enjoying the
fruits of his labors, Macintosh, Golden Delicious and Red Delicious
apples. We also watched his life story describing his journey over the
100,000 square miles in the Midwest. The last known living apple tree
planted by Johnny still grows on a farm in Nova, Ohio. |
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On October 8, 2009,
Jumpstart and Pearson Foundation will hold their annual Read for the
Record Campaign, which encourages teens and adults from across the
country to read with young children. This year the official book of
Jumpstart’s Read for the Record campaign is The Very Hungry Caterpillar,
by Eric Carle. By encouraging a single, common day of reading engagement
where participants read the same book, Jumpstart hopes to set a new
world record and raise awareness about the number of children entering
kindergarten unprepared. |
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You can help support the
West After
School Center
every time you shop at
your local Krogers. It's simple. Just sign up and every time
you shop and have your
Krogers Plus Card scanned, a portion of the
amount comes to the West After School Center. Encourage your friends to
help us - and support our mission! |
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TO USE THE KROGER
COMMUNITY REWARDS PROGRAM:
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Pick up a copy of the registration form
from the WASC. It has the scanbar code on it.
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Simply take the form to the Customer
Service Desk at your local Kroger store. They will scan it and your
Kroger Plus Card, and with 72 hours a percentage of everything
purchased at Krogers comes to the WASC - between now and April 30,
2010.
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Volunteers are joining all WASC program sites
NOW!
Planning is in process to partner with mentors
from Big Brothers/Big Sisters and Fisher Catholic High School. Bring
your professional colleagues and join us - and turn a young child on to
learning! |
WANTED!!
A FEW GOOD PEOPLE
Experience not necessary
We need volunteers at all our
locations (WASC, East, Cedar Heights and Tallmadge)
To
learn more, contact Chris Kuttler at 653-5678
Our volunteers are key to our success.
One hour a week makes a difference in a child’s life. |
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Know someone that
recently lost a job? There may be forms of assistance of which they may
be unaware.
The West After School
Center is a provider for the
Ohio Benefit Bank. If you are in need of
assistance related to childcare, food, health coverage or home energy
needs, please call the WASC at 653-5678 and set up an appointment to do
a quick check to see if you might qualify for help. |
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Preventing the
Flu: Good Health Habits Can Help Stop Germs
Whether we choose to believe it
or not, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) predicts that our
country and others in the northern hemisphere will experience an
outbreak, possibly a pandemic, of the H1N1 Flu as the weather turns
colder in the coming weeks and months. Preparation is important to
effectively deal with what might transpire. We can minimize the
effects of the flu and its spread by following some good health
habits.
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Avoid close contact.
Avoid close contact with people who are sick. When you are sick,
keep your distance from others to protect them from getting sick
too. Stay home when you are sick.
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Stay home from work,
afterschool, childcare, school, and errands when you are
sick, except to seek medical care. Keep sick children at
home except to see medical care. You will help prevent others
from catching the illness. Cover your mouth and nose.
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Cover your mouth and
nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing. Cover your
nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the
tissue in the trash after you use it. Learn to "sneeze in your
sleeve."
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Wash your hands
often. Washing your hands and the hands of your children
often will help protect you from germs.
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Avoid touching your
eyes, nose or mouth. Germs are often spread when a
person touches something that is contaminated with germs and
then touches his or her eyes, nose, or mouth.
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Practice other good
health habits. Get plenty of sleep, be physically
active, manage your stress, drink plenty of fluids, and eat
nutritious food.
There is no vaccine available
at this time for this new flu virus, so it is important for people
living in the affected areas to take steps to prevent spreading the
virus to others. If people are ill, they should stay at home and
limit contact with others, except to seek medical care. Healthy
residents living in impacted areas should take the everyday preventive
actions listed above.
People who develop an illness with fever and
respiratory symptoms, such as cough and runny nose, and possibly
other symptoms, such as body aches, nausea, or vomiting or diarrhea,
should contact their health care provider. Their health care
provider will determine whether influenza testing is needed.
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NAA and BAM Radio Network have partnered to bring you NAA Radio.
Executive Director Judy Nee hosts the program that will focus on the
topics you really care about. Each brief segment of NAA radio will bring
afterschool professionals the latest insights, practices and
developments in the care of children and youth during their
out-of-school hours.
Hear what Sandi Delack, President of the National Association of
School Nurses, recommends we can be doing to prepare what may be an
extraordinary flue season.
Click HERE |
5 Easy Ways to Prevent the Spread of Germs
Wash Your
Hands
Cover Your
Cough
Stay Home When Sick
Don't Share Cups and Straws
Get a Seasonal Flu
Shot
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COMMUNITY
PARTNERSHIPS |
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Training Opportunities
Many of the area providers needs these required
training opportunities to meet licensing requirements for ODJFS.
If interested in joining un and taking advantage of local
training, contact Chris Kuttler at the WASC, 653-5678, to reserve a
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First Aid and CPR 2 year
certification
Sat. Oct. 24 - 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at WASC
Communicable Disease
Saturday, November 7, 2009, 9-3:30
at the
WASC, $35.00
Child
Abuse Prevention
December 5, 2009, 9-3:30
at the WASC |
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ADVOCACY, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, and COLLABORATION |
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OAA Fall
Conference
Quality Training Package for the Afterschool
Professional
12 inservice hours, many sessions qualify for
Step Up To Quality
Networking - Vendors - Great Learning & Sharing!
Join both OAA and NAA with your registration!
call 513.503.9115 for more information |
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October 2-3, 2009
Quest Business Center
8405 Pulsar Place (Polaris Center)
Columbus, OH
One week remaining - register now! |
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Plan now to join this national advocacy
event
October 22, 2009 |
The 10th annual nationwide celebration of
afterschool programs will take place October 22, 2009, in more than 7,500
communities. Join the 1 million Americans who take part in
Lights On
Afterschool to help call attention to the afterschool programs that keep
our kids safe, inspire them to learn and help working families.
Click HERE to read one of the latest entries |
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Join us in Washington, DC. |
Register now for the best
convention for professionals in the field!
Click
HERE
for a link for convention registration.
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These resources are becoming part of a training workshop
being planned by the National Association of Elementary School
Principals (NAESP) and the National AfterSchool Association (NAA) to promote
collaboration between principals and after-school program leaders and the development of extended learning opportunities for
children. Plans for developing a train-the-trainer professional
development program for principals in Ohio will soon be complete with a
goal of preparing teams of principals and after-school leaders to engage
and assist others in all parts of the state in this important and
ongoing work.
published
by School-Age Notes
click
here to see more books and
resources from SAN.
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FITNESS, NUTRITION and HEALTHY
LIVING for KIDS
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Watch
Healthy
Living for Kids
weekly on the
Lancaster Schools Television Network |
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The Goals for
our Television Program:
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Create and sustain a community dialogue
and awareness campaign that helps every individual learn to make healthy
choices about what and how much they eat as well as how much daily
exercise they get.
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Encourage children to engage in healthy
and productive extra curricular activities at home and at school.
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Teach families
how to prepare foods and
economical family meals and snacks.
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Showcase the wealth of community
resources and personnel that can help kids and families develop healthy
lifestyles.
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Demonstrate the positive impact and
benefits that participation in before and after school programs can have
on children's mental health and social development.
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SMART ART is featured in many of
our shows. The arts play a powerful role in the development of healthy
kid and often become the "hook" that interests kids in all kinds of
learning.
Click HERE to see what the kids at the Cedar CLC are learning and
creating. |
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Look
for our "Fall Farm Show" airing now and learn where healthy food
comes from - and how kids can gain multiple health benefits spending
time down on the farm. |
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What is childhood obesity? |
Click
HERE to learn how to calculate your Body Mass
Index and learn facts about obesity. |
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WASC BOARD OF
DIRECTORS COMMITTEE MEETINGS |
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Healthy Living for Kids Planning Meeting,
Monday, September 28, 11:30
a.m. - 12:30
p.m. at the OSU Extension
Healthy Living for Kids Planning Meeting,
Monday, October 12, 11:30
a.m. - 12:30
p.m. at the OSU Extension
Education and Vision Committee Mtg., Monday,
October 19, 10:00 a.m.
WASC Board of Directors Meeting, Thursday,
October 22, 9:30-11:00 a.m. |
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TUE -
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WED -
September 30 |
THU-
October 1 |
FRI -
October 2 |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Dr. Young at ODE-ODJFS
meeting for restructuring of Gov. Strickland's early care programs
(representing OAN) - Columbus |
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Fall Conference - Columbus |
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21st CCLC Central Ohio Brown Bag Meeting
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee - OSU
Extension |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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Center closes |
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TUE -
October 6 |
WED -
October 7 |
THU-
October 8 |
FRI -
October 9 |
| 6:00 a.m. |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
| 8:00 a.m. |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
| 9:00 a.m. |
Grade 3 OAT Testing -- Reading test given statewide this week |
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Board of Directors
Meeting, National AfterSchool Association, Washington, DC, Dr. Young
attending
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg. |
ELO Planning Meeting - Dr. Young at OAESA |
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| 11:30 a.m. |
Healthy Living for Kids Committee - OSU
Extension |
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| 12:00 noon |
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Read for the Record Campaign |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
| 4:00 p.m. |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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Center closes |
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TUE -
October 13 |
WED -
October 14 |
THU-
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FRI -
October 16 |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
WASC is Closed
Enjoy the Fair!
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| 8:00 a.m. |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg. |
GMIS Training for ODH grant |
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Healthy Living for Kids Committee - OSU
Extension |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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TUE -
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WED -
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THU-
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FRI -
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
Childcare Program |
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Childcare Program |
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Extended Learning Opportunity Training in Ohio
OAESA Headquarters
Westerville, OH
 
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WASC Leadership Team Mtg. |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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21st CCLC/Childcare Program |
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CONTACT US |
To learn more about
activities at the specific program sites sponsored the West After School
Center, contact:
Mrs. Julie Bibler, Site
Administrator - West After School Center, 620 Garfield Avenue,
Lancaster (740-653-5678)
jbibler@westafterschoolcenter.org
www.westafterschoolcenter.org
Mrs. Nan Rowe, Site
Administrator, East Community Learning Center, 751 East Wheeling
Street, Lancaster (740-687-7197)
rlibbee@eastsidecfs.org
www.eastsidecfs.org
Mr. Moses Garcia, Site
Administrator, Cedar Community Learning Center, 1515 Cedar Hill Rd.,
Lancaster (740-475-8243)
eaglesparrow@earthlink.net
www.cedarclc.org
Mrs. Michele Ritchlin, Tallmadge Community Learning Center, 611 Lewis Drive,
Lancaster (740-475-9229)
westafterschool@westafterschoolcenter.org
www.tallmadgeclc.org
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STAFF ROSTERS for
the WEST AFTER SCHOOL CENTERS
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Young, Paul |
WASC |
Executive Director |
pyoung@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Kuttler, Chris |
WASC |
Office Manager |
ckuttler@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Draper, Ashly |
WASC, Cedar, East, Tallmadge |
Art Academic Coach |
ashlydraper@hotmail.com |
740-653-5678 |
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Purcell, Ann |
WASC |
Managing Cook, CACFP |
a_purcell@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Blanchard, Alex |
WASC, Cedar, Tallmadge |
Program Assistant, CACFP |
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740-653-5678 |
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Bibler, Julie |
WASC |
Site Administrator |
jbibler@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Fiore, Ashley |
WASC |
Prog.Ass't. Acad. Coach, LeapTrack |
afiore@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Keller, Angela |
WASC |
Program Assistant, custodial |
akeller@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Curtice, Emma Jean |
WASC |
Academic Coach, Grade 1 |
acurtice@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Pressler, Gina |
WASC |
Academic Coach, Math |
g_pressler@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Anderson, Linda |
WASC |
Program Assistant, Homework |
l_anderson@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Lape, Jennifer |
WASC |
Program Assistant, Technology |
j_lape@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-653-5678 |
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Thorne, Michelle "Buffy" |
WASC |
Program Assistant, LeapTrack |
mthorne@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-653-5678 |
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Azbell, Aime |
WASC |
A.M. Childcare Team Leader |
aazbell@columbus.rr.com |
740-653-5678 |
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CEDAR COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Garcia, Moses |
Cedar CLC |
Site Administrator |
mgarcia@cedarclc.org |
740-475-8243 |
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Winters, Della |
Cedar CLC (part-time) |
Student/Family Coordinator |
dm160703@ohio.edu |
740-475-8243 |
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Gang, James |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach, Leap Track |
bubbaniff@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Tracey, Sherry |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
s_tracey@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-475-8243 |
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Tracey, Terry |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
teresa_nicole_tracey@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Wills, Elizabeth |
Cedar CLC |
Academic Coach |
libby_geiger06@yahoo.com |
740-475-8243 |
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Cable, Betzi |
Cedar CLC |
A.M. Childcare/PM Program Asst |
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740-475-8243 |
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Warner, Diane |
Cedar CLC |
Program Assistant |
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740-475-8243 |
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EAST COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Rowe, Nan |
East CLC |
Site Administrator |
nrowe@westafterschoolcenter.org |
740-687-7197 |
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McBroom, Robin |
East CLC |
Ass't Site Admin., A.M. Childcare |
william.mcbroom@sbcglobal.net |
740-687-7197 |
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Swartz, Hollie |
East CLC
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Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
h_meadows@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Labus, Sally |
East CLC |
Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
s_labus@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Stafford, Dalelene |
East CLC |
Academic Coach (shared Gr. 1) |
d_stafford@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7197 |
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Flowers, Elizabeth |
East CLC |
Academic Coach, Gr. 1/LeapTrack |
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740-687-7197 |
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Dorian, Brian |
East CLC |
Academic Coach, part-time |
b_dorian@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7107 |
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Kerns, Kent |
East CLC |
Academic Coach/Math, part-time |
k_kern@lancaster.k12.oh.us |
740-687-7107 |
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Carpenter, Terry |
East CLC |
Program Asst, Homework/Leaptrack |
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Cyrus, Sally |
East CLC |
Program Asst, Homework/Leaptrack |
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740-687-7197 |
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TALLMADGE COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER |
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Ritchlin, Michele |
Tallmadge CLC |
Site Administrator |
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740-475-9229 |
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Lindsay, Natalie |
Tallmadge CLC (part-time) |
Student/Family Coord./ A. Coach |
nlindsay0623@yahoo.com |
740-475-9229 |
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Smith, Tami |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, Grade 1 |
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Andres, Cindy |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, Math
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Keller, Mary |
Tallmadge CLC |
Academic Coach, LeapTrack |
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Ardrey, Michael |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, LeapTrack |
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Bratton, Linda |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, Homework |
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Blanchard, Alex |
Tallmadge CLC |
Program Assistant, CACFP |
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COLLABORATIVE SUPPORT PERSONNEL -- PURCHASED
SERVICES |
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Badgeley, Lindsay |
Cedar CLC |
New Horizons Counselor |
lbadgeley@nhyfac.com |
740-687-7334 |
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Anderson, Laurie |
Tallmadge CLC |
New Horizons Counselor |
landerson@nhyfc.com |
740-687-7336 |
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Young, Brian |
WASC |
Accountant, CFO to Go |
byoung@cfotogo.biz |
740-652-1040 |
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TBD |
Technology Support |
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