Students say "thanks" to their teachers
Top 40 students share their stories, gratitude with their influntial teachers during the 2012 Excellence Reception
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Flowers flourish for spring planting
Environmental Education Center offers annuals, perennials, herbs, vegetables at discount prices
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Make a note: school bus routes return to group stops April 2nd
Group bus stops maximize savings, elimate frequent stops
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Thank you, Mayfield! A Tradition of Pride Remains
Voters support of Issue 11 will keep quality in the Mayfield classroom
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How to talk to your child about school violence
The Mayfield community extends its thoughts and prayers to the victims and families of Chardon
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Mayfield's "Student-Led United Way Campaign" raises over $6500
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Mayfield's Senior celebrities raised over $6500 for United Way in just three days - Oct. 24-26. The campaign was lead by seniors Kristen Steigerwald, Mikayla Zernic, Kayli Canganelli, and their teacher Advisor Chris Czikray. The students leaders are in the picture holding the check with 2000 graduate and local United Way Representative Chris Morgan. The Heinen's "Diamond Difference" (blue shirts in the group photo) led the way, raising over $750.
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Mayfield Board Room to be named in honor of longtime school board member Irene P. Kay
Dedication ceremony to be held June 22 at 6:45 p.m.
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Hillcrest-area Relay for Life set June 11-12 at Mayfield High
Relay for Life is free and open to the public. This year's Mardi Gras theme includes live entertainment, activities for kids, games, raffles, and refreshments.
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Mayfield High honors alumni veterans and their families
Veterans Memorial ceremony May 27 at 1:15 p.m.
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Rain won't stop fun at Fall Family Festival
This Saturday: Wear your best costume to win prizes at the Oct. 1st festival.
Event will be held indoors if rain dampens festivities.
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Mayfield turns Pink
Mayfield girls volleyball team hosts "Volley for the Cure" for breast cancer research
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VITAL Levy Needed. Vote March 6th
Special edition of Your Mayfield Schools newsletter explains Issue 11; mayors give endorsement for Issue 11
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Now through May 18th, "The Artist in Me" brightens the Hillcrest Hospital atrium
Student art show displays the talent of Mayfield City Schools artists.
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Millridge students and the Lions Club contribute to 1 million trees
"Trees are the lungs of the planet."
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Science Showcase... Bring the whole family tonight!
You are invited to the Second Annual District-wide Science Showcase for students in Grades K-12 featuring the exceptional science learning that takes place every day in Mayfield Schools classrooms.
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Candy, costumes treat families to fun at Fall Festival
Rain, cold ignored by ghosts, goblins
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Excellent with Distinction - Third Consecutive Year
Mayfield City Schools earn top honor from Ohio Department of Education.
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Meet Mayfield's new teachers, staff
Student-produced video introduces Mayfield's teachers
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Mayfield Alliance raises $20,000 for Mayfield schools, programs
Annual golf outing swings for school programs, teacher grants
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Mayors, Superintendent invite community to soiree
The Mayfield Alliance presents "Conversations & Cocktails" on Feb. 2nd
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Math Parent Meetings Scheduled for February 23rd
Parents of math students in grades 4 through 7 are invited to attend a meeting to learn more about the Math Pilot program.
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Episode 2 - Student-produced video highlights Mayfield Schools latest happenings
Episode 2 just released... Watch the latest news about Mayfield City Schools.
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Issue 11: Levy support needed to continue quality in classrooms
Teachers, staff take pay freeze, district cuts budget $2.5 million
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Mayfield Girls Track team captures District Champion title
Historic win for Mayfield Girls Track team; first time in school history.
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Middle school students cut, shave hair for cancer
Students donate hair for girls, women battling cancer
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8th grade "at home" at Mayfield Middle School
8th grade students and staff welcomed back to MMS
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Mayfield community celebrates notable alumni
Mayfield Schools supporters gather to congratulate Alumni Hall of Fame Inductees, Citizen of the Year
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MOCK INTERVIEW: Successful Student Experience
On October 19th, Excel TECC hosted its 8th bienniel student interview event at the Highland Heights Community Center. Over 240 students from our career-tech programs participated in this professional activity. Students from the IT programs, Med Careers, Environmental Ed, Construction Trades, and Job Training prepared for their opportunity to experience real-time interviews with business and industry representatives. Students also participated in an interactive motivational session with our speaker, professional basketball coach, Freeman Blade.
Read Sun Messenger news story here
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New Residents May Register Students Now
.jpg) The 2011-12 school year begins for students on Wednesday, August 24th. New residents may register students now at the Central Office located at 1101 SOM Center Road.
Contact Peggy Jones at 440-995-7240 between 8AM and 4PM for an appointment.
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School buses get ready to roll. First Day of School: Wednesday, August 24th
Mayfield City Schools 2011-12 bus schedule
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Welcome Back, Mayfield
Watch the video. Mayfield City Schools - We Believe...
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Mayfield Hockey Team to play at Progressive Field
 Mayfield Hockey plays Solon during Cleveland Indians Snow Days at Progressive Field! Click here to find more details of this fun event!
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Mayfield Names New Superintendent
Dr. Keith Kelly named next Superintendent of Mayfield City Schools
 During a special meeting April 5, the Mayfield Board of Education voted unanimously to offer a three-year contract to Dr. Keith Kelly who will serve as Mayfield’s next Superintendent.
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Mayfield High School presents "Thoroughly Modern Millie" March 1st - 4th
Mayfield High School proudly presents "Thoroughly Modern Millie" March 1st through March 4th. It is a comedy set in the 1920's that centers around a small town girl's adventures in the big city of New York. You don't want to miss this senior-laden cast as they put on one of their best performances ever! Click on the picture to see the full size poster.
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Continued safety, security measures remain the focus of Phase 2 renovations
Improvements to Mayfield High School classrooms, facilities and fields taking shape
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Dr. Phillip Price Announces Retirement
Dr. Phillip G. Price, superintendent of the Mayfield City Schools for the past 13 years, announced his retirement at the October 26 meeting of the Mayfield Board of Education. He will retire from the district on July 31, 2012.
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The Pride of Mayfield on Display at Disney World
On Friday, November 18, 2011, the Mayfield High School Marching Band, The Pride of Mayfield, will participate in the Disney World Magic Kingdom Main Street Parade. The band was one of 300 selected out of 3000 applicants to participate in this year's parade . We are very proud of our band members as they have been chosen once again to participate in this glorious event. Members of the band, flag corps, catettes, and the directors will travel to Florida to represent Mayfield High School and the State of Ohio as they play “Hang on Sloopy” in their march down Main Street. Congratulations and good luck to our band!
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Class of 2025: Kindergarten registration set to begin
Registration to take place March 12-15th
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Millridge Center teacher awarded regional 2011 Hearing Professional of the Year
Lori Ausperk, Mayfield City Schools Audiologist, is one of six of the nation's top hearing professionals to be recognized by Rayovac(R) for dedication to excellence in caring for their patients and their work in the hearing health industry.
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Mayfield Schools prove excellence in, out of classroom
Academics, fiscal responsibility, renovations add up to excellence across the district
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Citizen of the Year involved with Mayfield Schools for six decades
Judy Delfs named 2011 Citizen of the Year
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Student of the Month / Mayfield Board of Education
Students earn honor for attitude, leadership, integrity
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Board Begins Superintendent Search
Finding Leaders is assisting the Board of Education with their search for a new superintendent. Please click the link below for more information about Finding Leaders:
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