Friday, May 18, 2012
NRMS awards Wednesday, May 23
New Richmond Middle School will present its awards and "Celebrate our Success" ceremony for the 8th grade will be held at 8 a.m. Wednesday, May 23 at the NRMS gym. Among the awards to be presented at the American Legion Award, Archie Griffin Award and Sons of the American Legion Award.
"Parents are certainly invited and encouraged to attend this event as the 8th graders leave for the high school," said NRMS principal Court Lilly.
The NRMS band and chorus concert will be held Monday at 7 p.m. at the NRMS gym.
Massey presented with retirement bell
New Richmond Supt. Adam Bird presented retiring Monroe PE teacher Curtis Massey with a retirement bell from the Board of Eduction. Click on the play button below watch the presentation and comments from Mr. Massey, who is retiring after 16 years with New Richmond Schools and 43 years overall in teaching.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Sherry Davis honored at NRMS
Retiring New Richmond Middle School intervention specialist Sherry Davis was honored by Supt. Adam Bird, current NRMS principal Court Lilly and former NRMS principal Diana Spinnati and some of her former students at a retirement celebration at the school Thursday.
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| Sherry Davis receives her retirement bell from Supt. Adam Bird. |
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| Sherry Davis celebrates retirement with former students Maggie Campbell, Dustin Kennedy, and Beau Painter. |
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| NRMS principal Court Lilly, NRHS principal Diana Spinnati and Supt. Adam Bird were on hand at the retirement celebration for NRMS intervention specialist Sherry Davis. |
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Transportation honors Ms. Spinnati
The New Richmond Exempted Village School District transportation staff surprised high school principal Diana Spinnati with a gift of a desk fan shaped like a lion.
"We wanted to do something special for Ms. Spinnati for all the support she has given our drivers over the year," said driver Patricia Davis. "So when we saw this Lion it was the perfect gift for her."
"We wanted to do something special for Ms. Spinnati for all the support she has given our drivers over the year," said driver Patricia Davis. "So when we saw this Lion it was the perfect gift for her."
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| New Richmond High School principal Diana Spinnati holds the lion fan presented to her by bus driver Patricia Davis on behalf of the district transportation department. |
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| New Richmond High School principal Diana Spinnati (left) is pictured with members of the district's transporation department who presented her with a desk fan in the shape of a lion. |
Monroe honors Mr. Massey
The staff at Monroe Elementary surprised retiring physical education teacher Curtis Massey with a retirement party at Tuesday's morning staff meeting. Mr. Massey is retiring after 16 years with the New Richmond Exempted Village School District including 11 at the middle school and 5 at Monroe. He previously taught 27 years at Covington Holmes.
Click on the play button on the video link below to watch a video of Mr. Massey's retirement party.
Click on the play button on the video link below to watch a video of Mr. Massey's retirement party.
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| The Monroe staff dresse liked their retiring gym teacher for his retirement party. Mr. Massey is picture with visual arts teacher Adrian Hawk. They're holding stop and slow signs which Mr. Massey uses when he monitors the hallways. |
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| Monroe principal Mark Bailey tells Curtis Massey he will be missed by the staff, students and parents at Monroe Elementary. |
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| Curtis Massey is pictured with teacher Jill Blauwkamp who added a Stop/Slow sign to her Mr. Massey costume. |
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Bus aide Diane Gardner honored
The New Richmond Exempted School District Transportation Department honored retiring bus aide Diane Gardner at a recent retirement party at the Monroe Township transportation facility. She is pictured with NREVSD transportation director Wayne Prescott (left) and superintendent of schools Adam Bird.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Career Day at Monroe Elementary
Monroe Elementary held its Career Day Thursday, May 10 with 10 speakers talking to the school's 4th, 5th and 6th grade classes about their career opportunities.
The speakers included Monroe Township fire chief Tom Marck, Cincinnati Reds promotions director Patrick McGrath, toy designer Andy Herrmann, pilot Scott Hefren, woodcarvers Cliff Reeder and Bob Manning, nurse Gayle Heintzelman, advertising specialist Jennifer Crowley and youth minister Brian Mitchell and TV reporter Laura Borchers.
Monroe Elementary teacher Jill Blauwkamp is pictured with Mr. Cliff Reeder, a 90-year-old World War II veteran and woodcarver who spoke to Monroe Elementary students about his craft on Career Day.
The speakers included Monroe Township fire chief Tom Marck, Cincinnati Reds promotions director Patrick McGrath, toy designer Andy Herrmann, pilot Scott Hefren, woodcarvers Cliff Reeder and Bob Manning, nurse Gayle Heintzelman, advertising specialist Jennifer Crowley and youth minister Brian Mitchell and TV reporter Laura Borchers.
Monroe Township fire chief Tom Marck (center) and Monroe EMS members Beth Cameron and Billy Haynes talk to Monroe Elementary students on Career Day.
Cincinnati Reds Promotions director Patrick McGrath discusses his job with Monroe Elementary students on Career Day.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Clermont County Today at NRHS
Clermont County Communications Director Kathy Lehr featured the Japan America Society's cultural event at New Richmond High School April 18 on a Clermont County Today report.
2012 Kaleidoscope of The Arts
Click on the photo below to watch a slideshow video of New Richmond's 2012 Kaleidoscope of the Arts. Photos for the slideshow provided by NREVSD Visual Arts educators Stacy Gibbons, Amy Cholkas, Tim Cook, Adrian Hawk and Amy Hauserman.
Right click here and select Save Target As to download the video
Right click here and select Save Target As to download the video
Preschool Screening for 2012-2013
The New Richmond Exempted Village School District will conduct preschool screening for the 2012-2013 school year May 21-23 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at New Richmond Elementary for all eligible students in the Monroe Elementary, New Richmond Elementary and Locust Corner Elementary areas.
Each district elementary area has been assigned the following screening dates.
For children from the: Date/Time
New Richmond Elem. area: May 21, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Monroe Elementary area: May 22, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Locust Corner Elem. area: May 23, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
What is screening?
Screening is a developmental assessment process conducted by preschool teachers and support staff to identify 3 and 4 year old children in the New Richmond School District, who may be eligible to attend our preschool program.
Who is eligible?
Our program is strictly for NREVSD residents only.
Our program is designed for 3 and 4 year old children. Any child attending screening must be 3 years of age on or before June 1, 2012.
Where do I go?
All screening will be conducted at New Richmond Elementary. Families should enter in the main doors (under the awning) by the office and follow the arrows to classroom #205 for registration.
What to bring?
In addition to your child, you will need to bring the following paperwork:
* Child’s original birth certificate
* Child’s social security card
* Immunization record
* Custody papers (if applicable)
* A copy of one of the following for income verification:
1. W-2
2. Income tax return
3. Food stamp case number or AFDC case number
* A copy of one of the following for address verification:
1. Current driver’s license
2. State ID
3. Utility bill
Questions?
Call: Erika Hauke 553-3181 x 15206
E-mail: hauke_e@nrschools.org
Screening Helpful Hints
Do bring all the required paperwork. If you do not have your child’s Birth Certificate and Social Security Card, order them now. You must present a Birth Certificate and Social Security card at the time of screening. No child will be admitted into the program without a Birth Certificate and Social Security Card.
Do consider the time of day you attend screening. If your child is a morning person, attend in the morning. If your child is happier in the afternoon, attend after lunch. The time of day you attend our screening, has no bearing on enrollment consideration.
Do bring your child well fed and well rested, the wait can be long. Consider bringing a snack for your child while you wait.
Do dress your child in play clothes with gym shoes … no flip flops please!
Do have only one adult attend the screening with your child. This adult may be a parent or grandparent, however, we ask that you carefully consider how well your child will separate from and cooperate with the adult who brings them to screening. If your child will not separate from the adult, we will not be able to conduct the screening.
Do leave siblings at home. We have limited space in the screening area and the elementary students are still in session. We need to be quiet and respectful of the learning that is taking place in the building.
Do prepare your child. Talk to your child many times about what will happen on screening day. If a child knows what to expect, they tend to be less fearful and more willing to cooperate. Explain to your child what a “big” boy/girl they have become and how fun going to school will be. Explain on screening day how they will meet new teachers and how excited we are to meet and play games with them.
Each district elementary area has been assigned the following screening dates.
For children from the: Date/Time
New Richmond Elem. area: May 21, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Monroe Elementary area: May 22, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Locust Corner Elem. area: May 23, 2012 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
What is screening?
Screening is a developmental assessment process conducted by preschool teachers and support staff to identify 3 and 4 year old children in the New Richmond School District, who may be eligible to attend our preschool program.
Who is eligible?
Our program is strictly for NREVSD residents only.
Our program is designed for 3 and 4 year old children. Any child attending screening must be 3 years of age on or before June 1, 2012.
Where do I go?
All screening will be conducted at New Richmond Elementary. Families should enter in the main doors (under the awning) by the office and follow the arrows to classroom #205 for registration.
What to bring?
In addition to your child, you will need to bring the following paperwork:
* Child’s original birth certificate
* Child’s social security card
* Immunization record
* Custody papers (if applicable)
* A copy of one of the following for income verification:
1. W-2
2. Income tax return
3. Food stamp case number or AFDC case number
* A copy of one of the following for address verification:
1. Current driver’s license
2. State ID
3. Utility bill
Questions?
Call: Erika Hauke 553-3181 x 15206
E-mail: hauke_e@nrschools.org
Screening Helpful Hints
Do bring all the required paperwork. If you do not have your child’s Birth Certificate and Social Security Card, order them now. You must present a Birth Certificate and Social Security card at the time of screening. No child will be admitted into the program without a Birth Certificate and Social Security Card.
Do consider the time of day you attend screening. If your child is a morning person, attend in the morning. If your child is happier in the afternoon, attend after lunch. The time of day you attend our screening, has no bearing on enrollment consideration.
Do bring your child well fed and well rested, the wait can be long. Consider bringing a snack for your child while you wait.
Do dress your child in play clothes with gym shoes … no flip flops please!
Do have only one adult attend the screening with your child. This adult may be a parent or grandparent, however, we ask that you carefully consider how well your child will separate from and cooperate with the adult who brings them to screening. If your child will not separate from the adult, we will not be able to conduct the screening.
Do leave siblings at home. We have limited space in the screening area and the elementary students are still in session. We need to be quiet and respectful of the learning that is taking place in the building.
Do prepare your child. Talk to your child many times about what will happen on screening day. If a child knows what to expect, they tend to be less fearful and more willing to cooperate. Explain to your child what a “big” boy/girl they have become and how fun going to school will be. Explain on screening day how they will meet new teachers and how excited we are to meet and play games with them.
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