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Celebrating our Class of 2025 Scholarship Winners
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Avon Lake High School celebrated scholarship recipients from the Class of 2025 at its annual Scholarship Ceremony on Thursday, May 22nd inside the Dr. Daniel B. Ross Performing Arts Center. Approximately $89,700 in scholarship funds were awarded to Avon Lake students. Please view the following slideshow to see a full list of our proud scholarship award winners. On behalf of the Avon Lake City Schools, thank you to our philanthropic community for their generous support and congratulations to all scholarship award winners from the Class of 2025!
ALHS Baseball Team Prepares for Season, Helps NICU Families
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Practice season is underway for the Avon Lake High School baseball team, and amidst the preparation for the upcoming year, players, coaches and families took time to think about those in the greater community, with the crafting of fleece blankets, for families in need of a little extra encouragement. In addition to groundballs and hitting practice, the ALHS baseball team made the time to give back their time and thoughtfulness to support families with premature infants and other critical illnesses at the Cleveland Clinic’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Blankets were hand crafted by players under the direction of the coaching staff and parents, showcasing vibrant colors, warmth, and soft fabrics, and a sense of care, all in the gesture of encouragement. Similar outreach efforts and actions of community service are anticipated in the future with the baseball team. Congratulations to the Avon Lake Baseball family, for creating a sense of care and compassion, and helping others who may be in need.
ALCS Leaders Advocate at Ohio State House
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Officials from the Avon Lake City Schools recently visited the Ohio State House in Columbus, Ohio, to engage in a kind and interactive conversation with local lawmakers who represent our constituency in the capital. During a recent cold temperature day when school was cancelled, ALCS team members Ned Lauver, Katrina Muzingo, and Maria Gingo comprised the delegation who was intent on sharing viewpoints on current student needs relative to the proposed budget bill. Legislation regarding the Fair School Funding Plan was part of the discussion, and a meaningful dialogue with Representative Joe Miller and State Senator Nathan Manning took place. In all, time spent with our local elected officials, exchanging perspectives on their actions that impact our district and others, proved to be a worthwhile endeavor. Thank you to our elected leaders for making the time to meet with our team.
