Rec Sports Member Update-Friday, March 30, 2012

 

Friday, March 30, 2012

 

1.     Scarlet, Gray, & Pink: A Walk for Stefanie Spielman

2.     RPAC Locker Lottery Closes Monday

3.     Dave Griner Memorial Golf Tournament

4.     Send Your Little Buckeyes to Summer Camp

5.     Columbus Museum of Art Event 

6.     Jesse Owens South (JOS) Hours Change for Spring Quarter

7.     Register Now for Blaze The Trail 5K

8.     Free Kettlebell Workout Sessions for Spring Quarter

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Scarlet, Gray, & Pink: A Walk for Stefanie Spielman
Join us for the Scarlet, Gray & Pink: A Walk for Stefanie Spielman on April 21 on the West Plaza of the Ohio Union. All proceeds directly support the Stefanie Spielman Fund. Walk this spring in memory of a beloved Buckeye and to honor and support countless others who are and have been affected by breast cancer. Registration is $10 for Ohio State students; $20 for others. Register at http://pink.osu.edu

 

RPAC Locker Lottery Closes Monday
Want a locker in the RPAC for spring quarter? Make sure to enter the RPAC Locker Lottery by noon Monday. Enter your name!

 

Dave Griner Memorial Golf Tournament
Save the date! The Dave Griner Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Monday, May 7, at the Scarlet Course. Proceeds benefit scholarships for Ohio State students. For more information, contact Kris Myers, membership sales and relations director.

Send Your Little Buckeyes to Summer Camp

Rec Sports is the place to be for your child this summer! Let your child's imagination soar at Buckeyes in Training. From crafts to gymnastics, from science to story time, children ages 3 - 5 can play and explore at Rec Sports.

 

At Camp Recky, enthusiastic and caring counselors provide summer excitement all over Ohio State's campus for children who have completed grades K – 8. Registration is now open.

 

Columbus Museum of Art Event Friday, March 30
Students, faculty and staff, along with their families and friends, are invited to kick off the spring quarter at the annual Columbus Museum of Art event, on Friday, March 30, from 7 – 11 p.m. Admission is free with a BuckID or other university ID. Guests can enjoy all of the art galleries, along with light refreshments, musical entertainment and more.

Continuous looping bus service between COSI & campus runs beginning at 6:45 at these bus stops: Neil Building, Ohio Union, Blackburn House, Drake Union and Buckeye Village Community Center. Limited complimentary parking is available onsite, as well as nearby metered parking.

Jesse Owens South (JOS) Hours Change for Spring Quarter
Based on student feedback, Jesse Owens South will now open at 10 a.m. on Saturdays during spring quarter. Spring quarter begins on Sunday, March 25. 

We'd love to hear your thoughts, as your feedback will determine if this is a permanent change. Please tweet us (@OSURec), comment on our Facebook page, or complete an online comment card.

 

Register Now for Blaze The Trail 5K

Blaze the trail! On Sunday, April 29, join fellow runners and walkers in the Blaze the Trail 5K and 2K Family Fun Run to benefit The Ohio State University Burn Center, which provides education about fire safety, prevention, and arson awareness on campus and assists with care and recovery for victims of fire. Register now.

 

Free Kettlebell Workout Sessions for Spring Quarter
Personal training is offering free kettlebell workout sessions during spring quarter! Discover how one single kettlebell can help develop your strength and power as well as your cardiovascular endurance. Learn and master training techniques on a weekly basis with a certified instructor. Space is limited to 12 per class. Sessions will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5 – 6 p.m. starting Tuesday, March 27, in RPAC B20 (MPR #1). Learn more.

 

SPONSORS

 

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Ohio State basketball jerseys now on sale for $50! Look to EverythingBuckeyes.com for official locker room celebration merchandise!  

 

Papa John's 20^th Anniversary Celebration

Score big during The Final Four at Papa John's with a large THIN crust pepperoni pizza for only $4 when you purchase ANY pizza, ANY size, with ANY toppings at regular menuprice. Want to order online? Use promo code: 4 bucks @ papajohns.com. Offer is valid March 31 – April 2.

Spring Break Whitewater Deals

Take a road trip to West Virginia's New River Gorge for some rafting, climbing, biking, hiking, zip lining, ATV riding and more. River Expeditions is the area's best outfitter and a partner of Ohio State Rec Sports. Extreme College Weekends packages include lodging, meals, rafting and more – starting as low as $79. Book online at http://www.raftinginfo.com/Trip-Planner/Specials-and-Events or become a 'Fan' at http://www.facebook.com/raftinginfo

 

*************** IMPORTANT CONTACTS ****************

RPAC Welcome Center – 292-7671

ARC Front Desk – 247-8686

Comments to the Director – Don Stenta, stenta.1@osu.edu, 688-4738

Adapted Recreational Sports – Lindsay Bond, bond.217@osu.edu, 688-3693

Adventure Recreation Center & Jesse Owens Centers – Dave DeAngelo, deangelo.1@osu.edu, 247-6009

Aquatic Center – Zach Skinner, skinner.199@osu.edu, 688-3587

Community Programs – Marci Hasty, hasty.11@osu.edu, 292-5328

Facility/Meeting Room Scheduling - Andrea Hall, hall.794@osu.edu, 292-6481

Group Fitness Classes and Massage – Scott Holmes, holmes.508@osu.edu, 292-8755

Intramural Sports - Ken Hill, hill.521@osu.edu, 292-5292

Lockers, Sport Shop, and Welcome Center Operations - Rob Jech, jech.2@osu.edu, 688-8788

Marketing - Emily Howard, howard.778@osu.edu, 688-4185

Membership - Kris Myers, myers.785@osu.edu, 688-8461

Ohio State Diving Club – Justin Sochor, sochor.7@osu.edu, 688-8341

Ohio State Swim Club – Kyle Goodrich, goodrich.89@osu.edu, 292-1303

Outdoor Adventure Center - Steve Hawkins, hawkins.264@osu.edu, 247-8063

Personal Training - John Katsares, katsares.1@osu.edu, 292-5153

Racquetball and Squash Reservations - 292-8590

RPAC Operations – Dave DeAngelo, deangelo.1@osu.edu, 247-6009

Special Assistant to the Director – Marci Shumaker, shumaker.98@osu.edu, 688-3983

Sponsorship – Kristin Smith, smith.1424@osu.edu, 688-4619

Sport & Wellness Scholars – Brendan Greisberger, greisberger.5@osu.edu, 688-3297

Sport Clubs – Charles Anderson, anderson.1859@osu.edu, 688-3879

Web Site – Katie Thomas, thomas.2407@osu.edu, 292-5287

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Katie Thomas

Interactive Marketing Coordinator

Department of Recreational Sports

The Ohio State University | Office of Student Life

337 W. 17th Ave. B106 RPAC

Columbus, OH 43210

Phone: (614) 292-5287

Web site: http://recsports.osu.edu

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ohiostaterecsports

Twitter: @OSURec

 

Columbus City Council Community Meeting Flyer - Barnett Community Center 4/10/2012

 

{SPAM} Meeting Highlights 3-26-12

COLUMBUS CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS   For Immediate Release: March 26, 2012   For More Information: John Ivanic, (614) 645-6798 Web – Facebook – Twitter

 

HELPING BUSINESS development IN AREA NEIGHBORHOODS: The Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization (NCR) Program is designed to help stimulate business development in commercial areas surrounding downtown.  The program offers technical assistance, loans and matching grants, capital improvements and planning services in conjunction with the established neighborhood businesses.  Small & Minority Business Development Committee Chair A. Troy Miller is sponsoring ordinance 0419-2012 to authorize the expenditure of $50,000 for the development and strengthening of neighborhood business organizations.  The funding will enable business organizations to develop and implement economic development projects as an additional stimulus for the Neighborhood Commercial Revitalization (NCR) Program. 

 

COUNCIL CONTINUING EFFORTS TO COMBAT SCRAP METAL THEFT:  Columbus Police will continue to have access to pawnshop and second hand goods transaction information to assist them in the recovery of stolen property.  Public Safety & Judiciary Committee Chair Michelle M. Mills is sponsoring ordinance 0545-2012 which authorizes the expenditure of $64,400.00 from the General Fund for a contract with Leads Online, LLC for access to the Automated Scrap Materials and Used Goods Transaction Information Management System.  The system provides an online electronic reporting system for all pawnshop, secondhand and scrap metal dealers in Columbus and nationwide access to pawn/secondhand transaction information, reports and searches.  The company maintains records from all participants operating as licensed scrap metal facilities in the United States and will continue to assist the Division of Police with criminal investigations and combating scrap metal theft.

 

SUPPORTING VIETNAM VETERANS:  Over 3 million United States military troops were deployed to fight in the Vietnam War from 1964 to 1975.  More than 58,000 members lost their lives and more than 153,000 were wounded in battle.  Veteran Affairs Committee Chair Hearcel F. Craig is sponsoring resolution 0058X-2012 to support passage of Senate Bill 134, which would designate March 30^th as Vietnam Veterans Day in the State of Ohio.  The day would honor those who fought, died or are still unaccounted and recognize them for their unselfish devotion and service to the State of Ohio and our nation.   

 

KEEPING COLUMBUS DRINKING WATER CLEAN AND SAFE: The City of Columbus has three water treatment facilities that serve a 500 square mile service area including Columbus and numerous surrounding suburban communities.  At each plant, drinking water goes through an eight-stage, 24-hour treatment process that includes screening, coagulation & settling, softening, PH adjustment, filtration, taste and odor control, chlorination, fluoridation, and corrosion control.  Utilities Committee Chair Eileen Y. Paley is introducing ordinance 0173-2012 to authorize the expenditure of $15,808,700.38 from the Water Systems Operating Fund for the purchase of water treatment chemicals for 2012. The Columbus Division of Power and Water delivers over 140 million gallons of water a day to over one million residents, businesses, and industries in the Columbus area.     

 

2012 Community development block grant (CDBG) FUNDING :  The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires the City of Columbus to prepare a Consolidated Plan to receive funding from HUD programs.  The plan includes the planning and application for aspects of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG), Home Investment Partnership Program (HOME), Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP).  As a result of new census data, the city was awarded increased funding for current CDBG programs and two new programs.  Health & Human Services Committee Chair Priscilla R. Tyson is sponsoring ordinance 0542-2012, to authorize the amendment of the 2012 Consolidated Plan to provide supplemental appropriation of $1.4 million for CBDG activities.  Programs that will receive additional funding include Land Reutilization, Graffiti Abatement, Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund – Old Oaks Pilot Program, Fair Housing Services, Grants Management and the Columbus Kids: Ready, Set, Learn! Program.  

 

MEETING EMERGENCY HOUSING NEEDS: Council continues the City’s long commitment of support to the Community Shelter Board, which provides emergency shelter and services to thousands of people each year.  Beyond a secure and clean place to sleep, all programs provide access to basic services such as showers, meals, healthcare, and material assistance. The shelters also serve as an entry point to supportive, transitional, and other affordable housing. Development Committee Chair Zach M. Klein is sponsoring two pieces of legislation to help end homelessness.  Ordinance 0606-2012 will authorize allocate $2,872,304.00 from the General Fund for CSB’s Safety Net Program and ordinance 0610-2012 will authorize the expenditure of $902,734 CSB’s Rebuilding Lives program.  The Rebuilding Lives Plan works to end homelessness by meeting both the short and long-term needs of homeless men and women. Services include coordination of social services and referrals to physical and mental health agencies. 

 

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Special Announcement - RPAC to close at Noon on Friday, March 23

 

 

The RPAC will close on Friday, March 23 at Noon due to a loss of domestic water service.  All other recreation facilities are open their regular hours.

 

We apologize for the inconvenience.

 

Adventure Recreation Center: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Jesse Owens South: Noon – 10 p.m.
Jesse Owens North: Noon – 10 p.m.

Jesse Owens West Tennis Center: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Outdoor Adventure Center: Noon – 7 p.m.

 

 

 

Special Announcement - Rec Sports Member Update Wednesday, March 21, 2012

 

 

 

The RPAC and Lincoln Tower Park, including the tennis courts, will be closed for the entire day tomorrow, Thursday, March 22, due to President Obama’s visit. The RPAC will operate on normal hours on Friday, March 23.

All other Rec Sports facilities will be open to members on Thursday. Their hours are:

Adventure Recreation Center: 6 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Jesse Owens South: Noon – 10 p.m.
Jesse Owens North: Noon – 10 p.m.

Jesse Owens West Tennis Center: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Outdoor Adventure Center: Noon – 7 p.m.

 

President Obama is scheduled to deliver remarks about American Energy at 4 p.m. Tickets will be released for students at noon today and at 6 p.m. for the public at the Ohio Union.

 

 

Learn more.

 

Media Release - City of Columbus Recognized for Government Transparency

COLUMBUS CITY COUNCIL MEDIA RELEASE   For Immediate Release:  March 19, 2012   For More Information: John Ivanic, (614) 645-6798 Web – Facebook – Twitter

 

City of Columbus Recognized for Government Transparency

 

(Columbus)--Efforts to make the day to day operations of City of Columbus and the Columbus City Council more transparent and accessible to the public have been recognized by a national non-profit group.  The Sunshine Review, an organization founded to promote government transparency, has given the City a grade of A- in its 2012 Sunny Awards ranking the availability of public records and information on the web.   

 

"The Columbus City Council has invested in the technology that is opening local government and making more information than ever before accessible to the public," said Councilmember A. Troy Miller, chair of the Technology Committee.   "These  improvements are now putting important documents at the fingertips of the public and promoting a better understanding of what we as a Council are doing and why."

 

Earlier this year, the City Council launched an improved Legislative Center for the public to access Council documents and legislation.  The site, which can be accessed from City Council’s homepage Columbuscitycouncil.org, allows anyone to access all Council produced agendas, legislative attachments, minutes, and other information in a timely, user friendly format from their computer, phone or tablet device without having to first contact City Council. 

 

According to Sunshine Review’s website:

 

For the 2012 awards, Editors at Sunshine Review analyzed more than 6,000 government websites and graded each on a 10-point transparency checklist.  Editors looked at content available on government websites against what should be provided. They sought information on items such as budgets, meetings, lobbying, financial audits, contracts, academic performance, public records and taxes.

 

Efforts to promote transparency and efficiencies were also recognized in a recent Columbus Dispatch editorial praising the City of Columbus for its work to increase the public’s access and understanding of the legislative process.

 

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{SPAM} Meeting Highlights 3-19-12

COLUMBUS CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS   For Immediate Release: March 19, 2012   For More Information: John Ivanic, (614) 645-6798 Web – Facebook – Twitter

 

OPERATION SAFEWALKS: The city of Columbus continues to promote active living for residents by improving mobility in area neighborhoods. Public Service & Transportation Committee Chair Eileen Y. Paley, is sponsoring ordinance 0407-2012, to authorize the expenditure of $7,084,848.13 for the Operation Safewalks – Joyce Avenue Phase 1 Project.  The project includes the reconstruction of East Hudson Street east of Cleveland Avenue to east of Joyce Avenue and Joyce Avenue north of East Hudson Street to north of Kenmore Avenue. Improvements will also include the reconstruction or addition of water and sewer lines, a shared use path, new sidewalk and curbing as well as 42 ADA ramps.  There are three bus transit routes within the project and a number of destinations residents can walk to including the Hudson Market, the Duxberry School of Arts and various small businesses along East Hudson Street and industries along Joyce Avenue. 

 

OPENING ADDITIONAL CITY POOLS:  The city of Columbus has several outdoor swimming pools that can be utilized by hundreds of area residents each summer.  Due to budget cuts, the city opened only four pools (Dodge, Marion Franklin, Tuttle and Windsor) for the outdoor swim season for the past three years.  The same four pools are scheduled to open for the season on June 10, 2012.  Last summer, City Council provided funding for the opening and operation of the Glenwood and Maryland pools for a portion of the outdoor swim season.  Recreation and Parks Committee Chair Zachary M. Klein is sponsoring legislation that will again fund the opening of three additional pools this summer.  Ordinance 0557-2012 will authorize the appropriation of $461,000.00 within the Neighborhood Initiatives Fund for expenditures related to the opening and operation of the Glenwood, Maryland and Lincoln pools for the 2012 summer season. Funding will provide part-time lifeguards, building maintenance staff, special duty police, uniforms, supplies and equipment needed to repair, open and maintain the pools.  The city will have seven outdoor pools located throughout the city open for 2012 outdoor swim season. 

 

NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY CAMERA HEARING:  Columbus City Councilmember Michelle M. Mills, chair of the Public Safety & Judiciary Committee, will hold a public hearing to discuss the impact of the City’s pilot Neighborhood Safety Camera program on Wednesday, March 21, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. in Council Chambers.  Since mid-2011, cameras have been installed in five Columbus neighborhoods, including Weinland Park, the Hilltop, Mount Vernon Avenue, South Linden and Livingston Avenue areas.  The meeting will highlight how police officers have utilized the cameras as part of a comprehensive crime prevention program. Speaker slips will be available on the day of the hearing beginning at 8 am at City Hall.   General rules of speaking before Council will apply.  Speaker slips will be accepted until 5:00 pm.  The meeting will be televised live on CTV, Columbus’ public access station on local cable systems

 

IMPROVEMENTS COMING FOR LYNN AND PEARL ALLEYS: Councilmember, A. Troy Miller, chair of the Small & Minority Business Development Committee, is sponsoring ordinance 0482-2012 to enter into a design reimbursement agreement in the amount of $102,927.65 with Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District for the design of public infrastructure improvements for Lynn and Pearl Alleys.  Improvements will include the removal of existing vehicle barriers, concrete planters, and broken light fixtures, four architectural gateways featuring lighting and custom metalwork at each entrance to the alleys, a centerpiece suspended from the four buildings at the intersection of Lynn and Pearl Alleys, minor pavement repairs, free standing planters and site furnishings. The Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District was created in 1999 by property owners in the downtown area to help make downtown the cleanest, safest, and best place to live, work and play in central Ohio.

 

2012 COMMUNITY GARDENING PROJECT: In an effort to promote healthy lifestyles and decrease disease associated with obesity and a sedentary lifestyle, Columbus Public Health sponsors the Community Gardening Project through the Columbus Foundation-Foundation for Active Living.  The program provides grant funding to non-profit organizations for community gardening projects.  Health & Human Services Committee Chair Priscilla R. Tyson is sponsoring ordinance 0495-2012, to authorize the expenditure of $40,000 from the Health Special Revenue Fund for the management of the 2012 community garden projects.  Community gardening improves people’s quality of life by providing a catalyst for neighborhood and community development.  It encourages engagement among residents of all ages, produces nutritious food and reduces family food budgets, creates opportunities for recreation, exercise, therapy and education and increases the overall pride in a neighborhood.

 

CELEBRATING THE COLUMBUS CREW:  In 1996, Major League Soccer chose Columbus, Ohio as the home for the Columbus Crew, one of only 10 original teams.  Council President Andrew J. Ginther is sponsoring resolution 0061X-2012 to honor and recognize the team for their 17^th season in Columbus.  The Columbus Crew will host the Montreal Impact on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. at Crew Stadium, the first major-league stadium built specifically for soccer in the United States. The team and stadium have generated more than $384 million in direct spending both within and outside of the iconic stadium, produced $6.5 million in tax revenue for the City of Columbus and supported 490 jobs in 2011. All this week, the new LED lights at City Hall will shine black and gold in honor of our hometown Columbus Crew and their 17^th season. 

 

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E-News Bulletin - A Special Edition from Columbus City Schools

	March 16, 2012 E-News Special Report On Tuesday, March 13, Columbus City Schools Superintendent/CEO Gene T. Harris, Ph.D., and the Columbus Board of Education celebrated 58 students, staff and community members at the Superintendent's Honors and Recognition Program. The celebration acknowledges exceptional student achievement, employee accomplishments and the contribution of community members, business partners and volunteers. The students and staff represented 29 different schools and three administrative departments. Among the community members recognized was Andrews Air Force Base Air Traffic Control Manager, and Columbus City Schools graduate, Colonel Norma Fry. These honorees represent the best and brightest of our schools and our community. Please join us in celebrating their achievements. Click on the link below for a complete list of honorees. March 2012 Superintendent's Honors and Recognition Recipients NAME OF HONOREE Anthony Alexander Melissa Charles Savanah Childress Nia Coleman Jennifer Couch Mark Donovan Colonel Norma Ely Dr. Keisha Fletcher Bates Jaedyn Gaines Assata Gilmore Logan Gin Tajuan Green Travis Gusan Tamara Harris Stan Hendricks Pastor Kathleen and Bob Herington Pastor Kathleen and Bob Herington Calvin Herpolsheimer Jay Herpolsheimer Carol Higgins Jillian Hinkson Nicole Horston Akea Hunter Dominique Jackson Michael Lam Lisa Lambert Kristen Leigh Waymon Malone Dr. Jill Reiling Markey Staci McCafferty Martha McFerran-Dahya Hayat Mohammed Lata Mohan Jannatun "Hannah" Mohd-Amir Cherryl Nappier Carol Lynne O'Neil Kanyinsola Oye Taylor Pearson Ama Pobi Patricia Ranalli Jan Reitzel Wayne Russell, Jr. Tracy Rutherford Sheila Samples Diamond Shakoor Robert Shannon Denise Shook Sarah Sinclair Sarah Sinclair Angela Scohy Smith Micheolle Smith Sascha Smoot Bre'Anna Walker Rachael Wiltshire Mira Wright Mira Wright SCHOOL OR AFFILIATION Northland High School Briggs H.S. Avalon ES - 5th grade Woodward Park Elementary School Clinton E.S. Ft. Hayes Arts and Academic H.S. Mifflin HS Alum Berwick E.S. Columbus Spanish Immersion K-8 Woodward Park Elementary School Eastmoor Academy High School Brookhaven High School Walnut Ridge High School Health Services Dept. Centennial H.S. McKendree United Methodist Church McKendree United Methodist Church Woodward Park Elementary School Woodward Park Elementary School Columbus State OTAP Program East Columbus E.S. Medina M.S. Avalon ES - 5th grade Fort Hayes Arts & Academic H.S. Avalon ES - 5th grade Communities In Schools Northgate Center CEC - Human Resources Briggs H.S. Innis E.S East H.S. Avalon ES - 5th grade Gables E.S. Columbus Alternative High School Arlington Park Elementary Trevitt ES Woodward Park Elementary School Woodward Park Elementary School Woodward Park Elementary School Berwick E.S. Gables E.S. Walnut Ridge High School Cols Global Academy Highland E.S. Eastgate Elementary School Marion-Franklin Parent Consultant Centennial H.S. Columbus Alternative High School Columbus Alternative High School Columbus Global Academy Indian Springs E.S. Avalon ES - 5th grade Avalon ES - 5th grade Columbus Alternative High School CEC - Human Resources CEC - Human Resources HONOREE RECOGNITION PROFILE OHHSAA State Wrestling Qualifier For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification Member - Avalon Elementary School Math Team - Second Place Finishers 2nd Place - City of Columbus - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification For being named Artistic Director of the Columbus Jazz Orchestra For leadership excellence in representing Mifflin HS 7 CCS in your career & military service For your exemplary efforts and example in serving the students of Berwick K-8 For being featured in the children's book, "The Galactic Adventures of Jaedyn G." 1st Place - City of Columbus - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest For receiving the Atlas Butler "Strength in Service Award" for his work at Eastmoor Academy For being named National Marine Corps Elite Warrior Team Runner-up - Division II State Wrestling Heavyweight Championship For saving the life of school volunteer, Robin Goode OHHSAA State Wrestling Qualifier For your dedication and commitment to volunteering at AG Bell Elementary School For your generosity in opening your home to a student in need. Woodward Park Debate Team - First Place - City Tournament Woodward Park Debate Team - First Place - City Tournament For your generosity in working with students to improve Marion-Franklin High School For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal Assisted in administering CPR to save the life of CCS contractor Co-Captain - Avalon Elementary School Math Team - Second Place Finishers 2012 Miss Black Ohio Talented Teen USA Member - Avalon Elementary School Math Team - Second Place Finishers For your longstanding partnership and support of the students of Col's City Schools For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal For your dedication and commitment to the students and staff of Columbus City Schools ONN/Westfield Insurance - Ohio Teacher of the Month for January, 2012 For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal 1st Place - City of Columbus - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal In earning distinction as a National Merit Finalist For your exemplary efforts and example in serving the students of Arlington Park ES For being named 2012 Ohio School Nurse of the Year 3rd Place - City of Columbus - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest Woodward Park Debate Team - First Place - City Tournament Woodward Park Debate Team - First Place - City Tournament Woodward Park Debate Team - First Place - City Tournament For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal OHHSAA State Bowling Qualifier For your exemplary efforts and example in serving the students of Col's Global Academy For excellence in performing the position of Instructional Assistant at Highland ES National Chess Champion For your generosity in working with students to improve Marion-Franklin High School For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification In earning distinction as a National Merit Finalist For earning the Zonta Outstanding Young Women of Central Ohio, 2012 For your exemplary efforts and example in serving the students of the Col's Global Academy For earning your 2011-2012 National Board Certification renewal Member - Avalon Elementary School Math Team - Second Place Finishers 3rd Place - City of Columbus - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Oratorical Contest In earning distinction as a National Merit Finalist For your action in helping to save the life of CCS consultant, Dennis Cheesebrow For your inclusion in the National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NCBW) If you know of someone who should be celebrated at the next Superintendent's Honors and Recognition program, click on the link below and send us your nomination. Superintendent's Honors and Recognition Nomination Process
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