VETERANS DAY 11-11-12 - The Rossford Record Journal

Rossford High School first quarter honor roll announced
Rossford High School
congratulates the following
students for their academic
achievement.
The students listed below
have obtained a grade point
average of 3.0 or better for
the first quarter of the 2012-
13 school year.
Special Honor Roll
4.0 and above GPA
Seniors: Jacob Carlen,
Ryan Clay, Sarah Gerren,
Payton Lechner, Elizabeth
Parisi, Emily Rodgers.
Juniors: Emily Price,
Alexander Smith.
Sophomores: Mikhala
Dunne, Maggie Leahy,
Danielle Meller, John Pupik,
Garrett Shafer, Claire Verbosky,
Autumn Wheaton-
Rodriguez.
Freshmen: Kathleen Hermes,
Alexandria Hope, Isabell
Hutchins, Trent
McHugh, Savannah McIntosh,
Jordan Miller, Bethany
Price, Taylor Rodriguez,
Taylor Spencer.
With Honors
3.50-3.99
Seniors: Paul Cieply,
Trung Doan, Amber Espen,
Aurora Gilbert, Seth Johnson,
Bente Morissinkhof,
Kaylee Kolpin, Hannah
Marcinek, Abigail Meek,
Erika Peters, Natalie Mc-
Niel, Alonzo Loya, Shannon
Parisi, Kyle Robbins, Sara
Julie Olmstead,
Physical Therapist
22 years experience
Schwiefert, Brecken
Schaller, Mark Skala, Audrey
Vascik.
Juniors: Ekaterina
Brycheeva, Anthony Carlen,
Amber Crosser, Jordan
Boyer, Tyler Fargo, Danielle
Farquharson, Brandon Goldsmith,
Christian Goldsmith,
Karl Hermes, Stephanie
Hiner, Makynzie Horvath,
Emily Houchins, Dallas
Johnson, Wyatt Kinkade,
Charles Moore, Matthew
Myers, Maalaea Newell,
Jessica Pietrasz, Ryan Reed,
Joshua Reitzel, Laura Reitz,
Christopher Schaffer,
Makayla Scott, Ian Stolar,
Kelsie Tucholski.
Sophomores: Hector
Aguirre, Nicole Beyer, Terry
Desmond, Karly Durco,
Keaton Eppink, Sarah Hufford,
Lance Izsak, Devin
Jurski, Kirsten Keller, Martin
Linthicum, Taylor
Moore, Ryan Niese, Daniel
Schmenk, Nicholas Skiba.
Freshmen: Collin Bohland,
Erik Davis, Kyleigh
Dehart, Allison Dunne,
Haley Gozdowski, Kayla
Kirkman, Alexander Laplante,
Tanya Lark, Kallen
Laugerman, Samantha
Maas, Mathew Myers, Lauren
Nissen, Dakota Pendergrass,
Tayler Royal, Andrew
Sabovik, Benjamin Sauter,
David Schaffer, Heather
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Above Average
Achievement
3.00-3.49
Seniors: Alexandria
Carey, Aurora Coyle, Jennifer
Destatte, Kevin
Destatte, Meghan Fairbanks,
Dakota Fargo, Rebecca
Fuerst, Nathaniel Hoffman,
Maddie Hoste, Brandi Jenkins,
Chandler Horton, Daylynn
Kahn, Alex Kamenca,
Lauren Leonard, Alaina
Mitchell, Samantha Ohms,
DeShea Pyles, Kyle Sampson,
Donna Scott, Rebecca
Shirkey, Miranda Steedman,
Erica Stolar, Kenneth Urbanyi,
Levi Vollmar,
Michael Welch, Madison
Williams.
Juniors: Noah Asmus,
Elizabeth Bergstrom,
Ronald Birchall, Kayla
Bisalski, Brian Burks, Jacob
Burlage, Tyler Cassavore,
Jacob Cowell, Madison
DESTINATION: ONWARD AND UPWARD.
2011 ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER
On behalf of the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority’s
employees and Board of Trustees, I am pleased to present
our 2011 Annual Report. 2011 marked the 40th year buses
with TARTA’s name have been carrying passengers
throughout our member communities. The TARTA Board
of Trustees and I recognize that without the support of our
employees, passengers and constituents, the Authority
would not have succeeded.
Crawford, Ronald Demko,
Nolan Duly, Matthew Enderbury,
Kaylee Fryman,
Julie Hotz, John Hotz,
Margo Jackson, Emily
Jahns, McKenna Keaton,
Todd Kitzler, Joshua Ladd,
Phoenix Leganik, Aaron
Long, Mandi Longeway,
Derek Mack, Kaitlyn
Maxwell, Melissa Meek,
Eldon Miller, Tonya Miller,
Melanie Nalley, Katlynn
Napolski, Michelle Okapal,
Haley Peterson, Kaitlyn
Randolph, Shelbi Redway,
Courtney Sizemore-Morris,
Lyndsey Skala, Jonathan
Stockard, Richard Villarreal,
Dylan Wagoner, Alek Wood,
Madelyn York, Alexis
Young, Gillian Zywiczynski.
Sophomores: John Allen,
Evan Austin, Daniel Bobosky,
Jenna Crippen,
Kaiden Day, James
Christoff, Hannah Gauthier,
Levan Gubeladze, Mekenze
Healey, Cody Igo, Kaylah
Johnson, Spencer Kobylak,
Derek Krieger, Jacob Ladd,
Gift Boniface Zephania
Lyimo, Andrew Myers,
Evlyn Ohms, Sarah Ohms,
Katherine Paff, Brian
Perkins, Hannah Peterson,
Caitlin Pruss, Mason Robison,
Megan Rombach,
Bailee Self, Bryce Sours,
Wyatt Soviar, Austin Taylor,
Jocelyn Tijerina, Youngjae
Shin, Teagyn Stoar, Kylee
Walker, Amanda Young.
Freshmen: Samuel Beale,
Samantha Beck, Shayla
Cajka, Derek Carlen,
Alexander Creighton,
Amber Everhardt, Daniel
Fox, Hannah Franks, Anne
Gerren, Justin Groom,
Sophia Handley, Jordan
Krause, Marie Kuron,
Alexander Louviere, Dylan
Nawrocki, Haley Ortiz,
Brian Pitzen, Mellany Scott,
Alexander Santellana, Caitlyn
Schwiefert, Larisa
Sloan, Nicholas Stowers,
Melissa Tucholski, Felicia
Tyson.
Autism Center open house showcases services
Jacob White, T.C. Hops and Alana Buck greet community
members arriving at the new Autism Center.
Local families and representatives
from area healthcare
organizations recently
celebrated the opening of the
ProMedica Toledo Children’s
Hospital Autism Center, located
at 2040 West Central
Avenue in Toledo.
Families learned how the
facility is bringing together
local healthcare organizations,
universities, community
groups, and parents to set
standards for early diagnosis.
They also learned options for
individualized intensive interventions
and for continued
care and support for the
unique needs of families affected
by autism.
The 9,200-square-foot facility
is home to ProMedica
Toledo Children’s Hospital
Autism Early Learning Program,
Great Lakes Collaborative
for Autism, Harbor,
iTaalk, Self Reliance Center,
and Special Kids Therapy.
The center includes classrooms,
Special Kids Therapy
sensory playroom, an outdoor
playground, and the soon-tobe-renovated
Self-Reliance
Living Skills Center.
There also is a completely
renovated kitchen and laundry
area to provide students
vocational and life skills that
promote independence.
TARTA.COM
FINANCIAL REPORT
In order to provide its services, TARTA obtains revenues
from a variety of sources, including passenger fares, local
property taxes, Federal and State governments and other
income. TARTA distributes these funds among a range of
categories relating to service, including labor and fringes,
fuel, paratransit services, materials and supplies, insurance
and utilities. Here is a breakdown of TARTA’s income and
expenses for 2011.
NDA, Junior
Academy open
house slated
Notre Dame Academy
(NDA), for girls in grades 7 to
12, believes the key to educating
today’s young women for
the future is to create: life-long
learners, critical thinkers,
global-minded awareness,
structured inquirers, team
players, strong communicators,
and self-starters. Families
can find out more at the
school’s open house, November
11, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Their unique approach to
education provides young
women with a variety of educational
options that fits their
learning style from a collegeprep
curriculum offering honors
and Advanced Placement
options to the prestigious International
Baccalaureate (IB)
Diploma Program for young
women who want to push their
limits.
What makes NDA’s IB
Program so distinctive is its
focus on women’s education
and offering both full diploma
and a certificate program so
that more young women can
benefit. So if a young woman
has an interest in a particular
subject, for example English,
she can earn an IB certificate
in English, if she passes required
course work and testing.
NDA has the largest
program in northwest Ohio,
with almost 200 young
women interested.
With more than 25 teachers,
counselors and administrators
trained in the IB
pedagogy and curriculum, its
philosophy will become a part
of every course. Being identified
as an IB school further enhances
NDA’s already
outstanding reputation with
colleges and universities.
Recognizing that families
are searching for ways to reduce
college costs, NDA has
expanded opportunities to earn
college credit in high school as
well as gain a competitive
edge through a variety of options.
Families can visit Notre
Dame Academy and Junior
Academy for grades 7 to 12 on
Sunday, November 11, from
11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at 3535 West
Sylvania Avenue.
Visitors will learn about the
latest educational trends and
how students can achieve
more and excel both inside
and outside the classroom.
Families with fifth and
sixth grade girls can tour the
Junior Academy and learn
how to get a strong jump start
for a college-prep high school
education in seventh and
eighth grade.
Visitors can tour the campus,
meet the teachers, and
learn more about the spirit and
nurturing environment from
student guides.
For more information, call
the school at 419-475-9359 or
visit the Web site at
www.nda.org.
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ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — November 8, 2012 — Page 7
All Saints kindergarten students make applesauce
All Saints kindergarten
students used
their math skills and a
bit of science to learn
how to make applesauce.
At right: Jasmine
Mier measures the apples
and puts them in
the crock pot to start the
cooking process as
Julia Gahn looks on.
Below, right: Kathleen
Timbrook tries her
hand at peeling an
apple.
Below, left: D’Andre
Carswell peels and
cores the apple.
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While an Annual Report’s content normally is dedicated to
looking back at the previous year, I prefer to use this
opportunity to look forward to the exciting changes and
improvements on the horizon. Several changes will
transform how TARTA interacts with its existing and
potential passengers. These include:
on-time performance, on-road maintenance and bus
location. This information will be shared with passengers
so they can track bus routes from their home, work
computer or bus stop.
drastically, to be more responsive, effective and easier
to use.
and consolidating our operations in a single location to
save money and improve service.
Ongoing updates to these projects can be found at a
webpage dedicated to highlighting TARTA’s progress at
TARTA.com/change.
My thanks to our passengers and constituents for their
local economy’s slow recovery, our ridership continues to
increase, especially in the important adult and senior ridership
category where 2011 recorded an 11.5 percent increase.
It is because of this support, we will continue to improve
and offer quality public transit service to the region.
REVENUE
PASSENGER INCOME 18%
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE 19%
PROPERTY TAX 59%
STATE ASSISTANCE 4%
OTHER REVENUE 0%
EXPENSES
100%
LABOR & FRINGES 59%
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES 11%
FUEL 10%
SERVICES
UTILITIES, TAXES,
INSURANCE, CLAIMS
2%
4%
DEPRECIATION 14%
100%
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