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The North Ridgeville City Schools Board of Education held its regular meeting on April 15, 2025, celebrating the achievements of students and staff members. The highlight of the evening was the recognition of the "Students of the Month" from various schools within the district, showcasing the talents and positive contributions of young learners.
Principal Vance from the Early Childhood Learning Center introduced the first honoree, Ophelia Bowden, a preschool student recognized for her kindness, respect, and academic excellence. Following her, Piper, a kindergarten student, was acknowledged for her energetic spirit and willingness to help others.
From Liberty Elementary, first grader Audrey Davis and second grader Everett Mesca were celebrated for their cooperation and positive attitudes in the classroom. At Ranger High-Tech Academy, fourth grader Hudson Gourney and sixth grader Pearson Compton were recognized for their hard work and enthusiasm for learning.
The meeting also honored two high school seniors, Megan Klepper and Charlie Steinmetz, both of whom exemplified leadership and academic achievement. Klepper, a member of the National Honor Society and an accomplished athlete, plans to pursue geology at Miami University. Steinmetz, known for his athletic prowess and dedication, aims for a future in the NFL while maintaining impressive academic standards.
In addition to student recognitions, the board acknowledged staff members of the month. Casey Ginza, a third-grade teacher, was praised for her supportive teaching style, while Jason Sewell, a paraprofessional and baseball coach, was recognized for his dedication to student support and engagement.
The meeting concluded with a call for parents to remain for a group photo of the honored students and staff, emphasizing the community's pride in their accomplishments. The board expressed gratitude for the ongoing support from parents, staff, and students, highlighting the positive environment fostered within North Ridgeville City Schools.
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