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Dates to
Remember
Thursday, March 19
• End of 3rd grading period
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Wish List
Mason English as a Second Language tutor, Sarah Siegferth, is looking for
a donation of a set or sets of positive reinforcement stamps to use as rewards
for her students. The stamps should contain a positive message (like "great job")
or portray a positive image (like a smiley face).
If you would like more details on how you could contribute, contact Ms. Siegferth by
e-mail
or phone the school at 330-761-2237.
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1945 Mason Grad Never Forgets
Norman Stener, 78, a 1945 graduate of Mason School, donated $800 to Mason to
honor his former first grade teacher, Goldie Hazlett. Sterner never forgot
the inspiration he received from his former teacher and wanted to show his gratitude.
Current principal, Stephanie Churn, thanked Sterner for his gift and said the money
would be used to provide school supplies, clothing, and shoes for Mason students in need.
Here
is the article as it appeared in the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Thanks, Goodyear
"Thanks" to the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company for donating more
than 2,200 school supplies to Mason students.
The school is also grateful to several anonymous donors for their
contributions to our "Make a Teacher's Wish Come True" program.
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700 E. Exchange St.
Akron, Ohio 44306
Phone: 330-761-2237
Fax: 330-761-3309
Home of the Cougars
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Mason fourth graders became amateur explorers of early Ohio on the
morning of November 11 when the Summit County Historical Society
visited presenting a lesson from its fourth grade outreach series entitled
A River Through Time.
Led by Society educator, Mrs. Mary Conley, the students traced the history
of native people in Ohio beginning with the Ice Age, through the Paleo period, on
to the rise of the Mound Builders, and finally studying the Woodland tribes.
Students learned about and handled artifacts, tools, and clothing from those eras.
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Mason Kindergarteners
Strike a S.P.A.R.K.
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The 2009 recognition ceremony for new kindergaretners completing the
Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids (S.P.A.R.K.) program was
held on August 13 at Mason. Many of the 41 students completing
the program will attend Mason.
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Photos by Phil Masturzo of the Akron Beacon Journal
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S.P.A.R.K. is a national program funded by the
Kellogg Foundation
designed to improve kindergarten readiness by building reading, language, and social skills.
(Read the Akron Beacon Journal article
here.)
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