Blue Devils basketball season tickets on sale

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1 School Year / Issue 8 October 15-21, 2018 n Datebook TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 q Board of Education Regular Meeting, 5:30 p.m., ZMS q Winter Code of Conduct Meeting, 6 p.m., ZHS Cafetorium MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 q Admin Teams (ZHS & ZMS at 8:30 a.m., Elems at 9:30 a.m.), Admin Center FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 q NO CLASSES In-Service Day MONDAY, OCTOBER 29 q Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences Begin MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 q Veterans Day No School MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19 q LPDC, 4 p.m., Admin Center TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 q Board of Education Regular Meeting, 5:30 p.m., Zane Grey Intermediate WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 q Parent-Teacher Exchange Day THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22 q Thanksgiving Recess begins TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 q Classes resume MONDAY, DECEMBER 10 q LPDC, 4 p.m., Admin Center MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 Blue Devils basketball season tickets on sale Blue Devils Home Schedule F. 11/ Maysville Sa. 12/ Granville or Chillicothe F. 12/ New Philadelphia Sa. 12/ Gahanna Lincoln F. 1/ Marietta Tu. 1/ Cambridge F. 1/ Dover F. 1/ Coshocton Tu. 1/ River View Sa. 2/ Canton Central Catholic Tu. 2/ Meadowbrook Employee season ticket renewals and new sales for Blue Devils basketball has begun for the season. The new season will feature the return of the season-opening Tipoff Classic, which includes Maysville, Granville, and Chillicothe high schools. Also included are seven home games against other East Central Ohio League members, and two games Gahanna Lincoln and Canton Central Catholic vs. non-conference schools. Previous season-ticket holders must renew their seats by November 2nd before their seats are released to the general public. Two employee tickets for the nine non-classic home games are $18. Buyers also get a special pricing for the Classic of $5 per ticket (unlimited number; tickets at gate are $7 each). Parking permits are also available at $11 apiece, and are good for regular-season home games only. Tickets and any parking passes purchased will be delivered to your building through school mail. Call the ZHS Athletics Office at between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. weekdays for more information. REMINDER! Flu shots available Oct. 16th Nurses from Rambo Memorial Health Center will be in our buildings on Tuesday, October 16th, to administer flu shots to staff members who wish to have one. Participants will have to submit a completed Influenza Vaccine Permit, which is available in your building. This is the schedule: Building Time Zanesville High School :15-8:15 AM Zanesville Middle School :30-9:30 AM John McIntire Elementary School :45-10:45 AM Administration Center :15-11:45 AM Community High School :15-11:45 AM Zane Grey Intermediate School :00-2:00 PM Zane Grey Elementary School :00-2:00 PM National Road Elementary School :30-3:15 PM

2 n Activities MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 q Varsity Volleyball at Philo, 6 p.m., OHSAA East District Sectional TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 q Boys Varsity Soccer vs. Cambridge, 6 p.m., OHSAA East District Sectional q Winter Sports Code of Conduct Meeting, 6 p.m., ZHS Cafetorium WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 q Girls Varsity Soccer vs. Tri-Valley, 6 p.m., OHSAA East District Sectional THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 q NO EVENTS SCHEDULED FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 q Varsity Football vs. New Philadelphia, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 q Devilette Bazaar, 9 a.m., Secrest Auditorium q JV Football at New Philadelphia, 10 a.m. q Freshman Football at Sheridan, 11:30 a.m. Soroptimist pecan sale has begun The annual Soroptimist Club pecan sale has begun. Onepound bags are available at $12 each. Regular or chocolatecovered are available. All proceeds benefit the Zanesville City Schools Dental Unit. For more information and to make a purchase, please contact Valencia Clark. n Shout-Outs! Congratulations to Mrs. Kiser for having her PBIS presentation accepted for the PBIS Showcase, to be held in Columbus this November! The ZMS Staff Thanks to the ZHS teachers and staff for a wonderful Grandparents & Grandfriends Day! Special thanks to our cafeteria and custodial staffs, who do so much to create a welcoming environment. Kasey Jones Thanks to the Guidance Department (Colby, Betty, and WillaMarie) for organizing a great testing day Wednesday at ZHS. Thanks to all the teachers for proctoring, and for being flexible to give kids future opportunities. Thanks to the custodial staff for getting furniture moved around to meet seating requirements. And thanks to our cooks for being flexible with the lunch schedule to assure everyone got a lunch. We appreciate everyone s efforts! Laura, Chad & Nate Thank you to Mr. Seekatz for making sure classrooms were set up for testing, that attendance was recorded, and that lunches ran smoothly during our testing day on Wednesday! ZHS Guidance Department Thank you to the ZHS staff for putting all hands on deck to help our testing day go smoothly on Wednesday! ZHS Guidance Department Shout-out to the ZMS Staff Member of the Month for September, Mr. Baldwin! He always goes above and beyond the call of duty. He has coached and helped out with multiple sports over the years. He organizes our lunchtime intramurals, and has chaperoned many Washington, D.C., trips. He is always willing to help out his peers, always has a positive attitude, and puts others before himself. Mr. Tim Norris & the ZMS Staff Shout-out to Mrs. Hoffer and the Student Council for all your hard work. The countless hours spent baking special treats for our students, and also organizing fundraisers for charity, teaches our students the value of giving back. Dr. Dalton & Mrs. Kiser Congratulations to Diana Kiser, Chad Grandstaff, Allison Burkhart, and Chad Kiser for being selected to present at the 2018 Ohio PBIS Showcase in Columbus. Michelle Jordan & Steve Foreman

3 STAFF OF THE MONTH AWARD Fire safety at JME Zanesville Middle School ***** ERIC BALDWIN Phys. Ed. Congratulations to ZMS teachers who had perfect attendance for the month of September. Also, congratulations to Mrs. Rudloff for winning the gift card drawing! The ZHS volleyball program recently collected 88 pounds of food and $200 in cash with their Spike Out Hunger event, then donated all of it on this trip to Eastside Community Ministry. Domino s Pizza also helped sponsor the team s efforts to help out Eastside. The Zanesville Fire Department visited the John McIntire Elementary preschoolers. The students learned how to crawl low to get out of a fire. They learned their family should have an outside meeting place in case of a fire. They learned that is the number to call and it is only for an emergency. The firefighters dressed in their gear to show that they are friendly and not to be afraid of them if they have to rescue them. The children learned to call out if they are in a fire so that the firemen can find them, and when they do, give them a big hug.

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