Posted Tuesday, April 4, 2023
Greetings- Please be aware that State Testing begins the Tuesday after Spring Break. The following reminders are for our High School scholars. 1. Students in grades 9 - 12 will take an OST exam if they are enrolled in that course this semester.2. There will be a delayed start on April 4th, 5th, 25th and 26th. ALL OTHER TESTING DAYS WILL BE A NORMAL SCHOOL DAY!3. On April 4th, 5th, 25th and 26th, the busses will run at normal times in the morning for those students taking tests. ALL OTHER STUDENTS NOT TESTING MUST BE AT THEIR BUS STOPS AT 10:25AM FOR THE NEXTBUS RUN.4. Math Exams will begin at 8:00 a.m. and end by 10:15 a.m. ELA exams will begin at 8:00 a.m. and end 10:30 a.m. 5. Students who are not taking Algebra I, ELA II, or a Geometry test on a specific date: School begins at 10:45 a.m. and students will follow their regular schedule.6. STUDENTS MUST BRING THEIR CHROMEBOOK AND CHARGER EACH DAY!Please contact your guidance counselor with any questions. TuesdayWednesdayThursdayDelayed StartApril 4ELA II Pt 18:00Test takers10:45 Non test takersDelayed StartApril 5ELA II Pt 2 8:00 Test takers10:45 Non test takersNormal School DayApril 6Make Up TestingNormal School DayApril 11Make Up TestingNormal School DayApril 12Make Up TestingNormal School DayApril 13Make Up TestingNormal School DayApril 18US History Pts 1 & 2Normal scheduleNormal School DayApril 19Biology Pts 1 & 2Normal scheduleNormal School DayApril 20Government Pts 1 & 2Normal scheduleDelayed StartApril 25Algebra I or Geometry Pt 18:00 Test takers10:45 Non test takersDelayed StartApril 26Algebra I or Geometry Pt 28:00 Test takers10:45 Non test takersNormal School DayApril 27Make Up TestingSee the schedule here: OST Flyer Spring 2023 (1).pdf
Greetings-
Please be aware that State Testing begins the Tuesday after Spring Break. The following reminders are for our High School scholars.
1. Students in grades 9 - 12 will take an OST exam if they are enrolled in that course this semester.
2. There will be a delayed start on April 4th, 5th, 25th and 26th. ALL OTHER TESTING DAYS WILL BE A NORMAL SCHOOL DAY!
3. On April 4th, 5th, 25th and 26th, the busses will run at normal times in the morning for those students taking tests. ALL OTHER STUDENTS NOT TESTING MUST BE AT THEIR BUS STOPS AT 10:25AM FOR THE NEXT
BUS RUN.
4. Math Exams will begin at 8:00 a.m. and end by 10:15 a.m. ELA exams will begin at 8:00 a.m. and end 10:30 a.m.
5. Students who are not taking Algebra I, ELA II, or a Geometry test on a specific date: School begins at 10:45 a.m. and students will follow their regular schedule.
6. STUDENTS MUST BRING THEIR CHROMEBOOK AND CHARGER EACH DAY!
Please contact your guidance counselor with any questions.
See the schedule here: OST Flyer Spring 2023 (1).pdf
Posted Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Mrs. Fannie P. Dean(November 15, 1938 - January 30, 2023) Mrs. Fannie P. Dean, Tiger For LifeMrs. Fannie Dean was born on November 15, 1938 and passed away on Monday, January 30, 2023. Mrs. Dean was a treasured member of the Warrensville Heights community and served at the school district since 1963. Every student, staff, and visitor to the schools knew and loved Mrs. Dean and had a special relationship with her. She was the heart and soul of the community, truly the “First Lady” of Warrensville Heights. Mrs. Fannie Dean, commonly known as ‘Lil Mrs. Dean’, served at Warrensville Heights City School District since 1963. Over her decades of service to the District, there are few roles Mrs. Dean didn’t hold. If there was something needed at Warrensville Heights City Schools, Mrs. Dean made it happen. She was notorious for knowing the name of every single scholar that walked through the door, impacting thousands of students over her career. Her career began as a noon time assistant when the first brown bag luncheon program was initiated, and her salary was $2.25 an hour. Mrs. Dean moved to the middle school where she was a hall monitor then later moved to High School as the Attendance Clerk. She later moved to the recreation center as the Assistant to the Director. Mrs. Dean worked as The Sub Coordinator for 18 years. Mrs. Dean also worked the concession stands at all games (football, basketball, and volleyball), ticket sales, and ensured all students were in school daily. Mrs. Dean worked the food pantry twice a month, served as the blood drive coordinator since 1978 and never missed a day of work. She was a Drama Coach for 20 years and walked with the band in every parade. Mrs. Fannie Dean also started the floral garden in 1965 at the High School.Mrs. Deans' workday began at 4:30 a.m. when she opened the recreation center allowing walkers, runners, and swimmers to exercise before the school day began. From there she continued her day as the Attendance clerk and greeter to all students and staff. She was an active member of Aldersgate Methodist Church where she served for over 60 years. Mrs. Fannie Dean was married for 57 years and was one of six sisters and three brothers. She is survived by one sister, Constance Edwards of Chicago, Il, two sons, Randy Love of Huntsville, AL and Terry Love of Birmingham, AL, and two Aunts, Amanda Evans of Cleveland, OH and Ruby Warr of Markham, IL. She will be dearly missed, and remembered as a “Tiger for Life.”PDF Version of this document: In Loving Memory Fannie Dean.pdf
Mrs. Fannie P. Dean
(November 15, 1938 - January 30, 2023)
Mrs. Fannie P. Dean, Tiger For Life
Mrs. Fannie Dean was born on November 15, 1938 and passed away on Monday, January 30, 2023. Mrs. Dean was a treasured member of the Warrensville Heights community and served at the school district since 1963. Every student, staff, and visitor to the schools knew and loved Mrs. Dean and had a special relationship with her. She was the heart and soul of the community, truly the “First Lady” of Warrensville Heights.
Mrs. Fannie Dean, commonly known as ‘Lil Mrs. Dean’, served at Warrensville Heights City School District since 1963. Over her decades of service to the District, there are few roles Mrs. Dean didn’t hold. If there was something needed at Warrensville Heights City Schools, Mrs. Dean made it happen. She was notorious for knowing the name of every single scholar that walked through the door, impacting thousands of students over her career.
Her career began as a noon time assistant when the first brown bag luncheon program was initiated, and her salary was $2.25 an hour. Mrs. Dean moved to the middle school where she was a hall monitor then later moved to High School as the Attendance Clerk. She later moved to the recreation center as the Assistant to the Director.
Mrs. Dean worked as The Sub Coordinator for 18 years. Mrs. Dean also worked the concession stands at all games (football, basketball, and volleyball), ticket sales, and ensured all students were in school daily. Mrs. Dean worked the food pantry twice a month, served as the blood drive coordinator since 1978 and never missed a day of work. She was a Drama Coach for 20 years and walked with the band in every parade. Mrs. Fannie Dean also started the floral garden in 1965 at the High School.
Mrs. Deans' workday began at 4:30 a.m. when she opened the recreation center allowing walkers, runners, and swimmers to exercise before the school day began. From there she continued her day as the Attendance clerk and greeter to all students and staff.
She was an active member of Aldersgate Methodist Church where she served for over 60 years. Mrs. Fannie Dean was married for 57 years and was one of six sisters and three brothers. She is survived by one sister, Constance Edwards of Chicago, Il, two sons, Randy Love of Huntsville, AL and Terry Love of Birmingham, AL, and two Aunts, Amanda Evans of Cleveland, OH and Ruby Warr of Markham, IL. She will be dearly missed, and remembered as a “Tiger for Life.”
Posted Monday, January 30, 2023
Please note that the following changes to the District Calendar are Board Approved to allow for more time during Parent Teacher Conference meetings. Parent Teacher Conferences will now be held at each respective school on: Thursday, February 2nd 2023 from 4 pm - 7 pmand Friday, February 3rd, 2023 from 8 am - 3 pm. To allow for Compensatory Days for staff, the following dates are No School for scholars: Friday, February 3rd, 2023 (previously Early Dismissal)and Friday, February 17, 2023.These dates replace previously scheduled conferences on Feb 15, 16, & 17 and April 25, 26, & 27.Thank you!
Posted Monday, January 23, 2023
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETuesday, September 6, 2022 Statement from Warrensville Heights City School District Regarding Ohio Supreme Court Ruling(Warrensville Heights, Oh.) Today the Ohio Supreme Court, in a split decision, ruled that a Settlement Agreement entered into in 1997 between the Warrensville Heights City Schools and the Beachwood City Schools to share educational services and programs and to share tax dollars stemming from the eventual development of the then vacant Chagrin-Highlands territory is enforceable.Warrensville City Schools had argued, among other things, that to send tax dollars away from one school district to another school district, approval by the Ohio State Board of Education was required but never occurred.The litigation now returns to the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas for further proceedings. According to Superintendent Donald Jolly, “The Common Pleas Court must now determine remaining legal issues including the amount of Chagrin-Highland tax proceeds that must be diverted from the Warrensville Heights City Schools to the Beachwood City Schools and how the two school districts will begin sharing educational programs.” The Warrensville Heights Board of Education will be meeting in the near future to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision and related litigation issues.XXX9-6-2022-Final-Press Release.pdf
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Statement from Warrensville Heights City School District Regarding Ohio Supreme Court Ruling
(Warrensville Heights, Oh.) Today the Ohio Supreme Court, in a split decision, ruled that a Settlement Agreement entered into in 1997 between the Warrensville Heights City Schools and the Beachwood City Schools to share educational services and programs and to share tax dollars stemming from the eventual development of the then vacant Chagrin-Highlands territory is enforceable.
Warrensville City Schools had argued, among other things, that to send tax dollars away from one school district to another school district, approval by the Ohio State Board of Education was required but never occurred.
The litigation now returns to the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas for further proceedings. According to Superintendent Donald Jolly, “The Common Pleas Court must now determine remaining legal issues including the amount of Chagrin-Highland tax proceeds that must be diverted from the Warrensville Heights City Schools to the Beachwood City Schools and how the two school districts will begin sharing educational programs.” The Warrensville Heights Board of Education will be meeting in the near future to discuss the Supreme Court’s decision and related litigation issues.
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Posted Tuesday, September 6, 2022