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CAIRO, EGYPT For three months, American diplomats made the short trip from their Garden City compound to the North Cairo Criminal Court to watch over the man in the cage. Ashraf Ibrahim, who had organized protests against the war in Iraq, stood in the middle of the courts cage, gripping the steel webbing. The government had charged him and four others, who remained fugitives, with defaming Egypts reputation by sending false information to human-rights organizations and with belonging to a group plotting to overthrow the government, charges that landed him in the countrys emergency courts. A conviction could keep him in prison for more than a decade.
Finally, on March 11, his case came to an end. Police with black berets and vintage Kalashnikovs lined the walls and grinned nervously. Family members and observers pushed toward the door after two officers started checking identification. The crowd quickly filled the courtrooms benches arranged like pews in a church until there was nowhere left to sit; then another officer shut the door.
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The judges chambers opened, an officer barked court, and the judge entered. He sat down and immediately began reading the verdict in a whisper.
In the back of the courtroom, I squeezed between my friend Yasser and Clarisa Bencomo, an observer from the New York City offices of Human Rights Watch. Everyone strained to hear the judge, who, within a minute, had arrived at his conclusion: Ibrahim and the other four were innocent on all charges.
A swarm of friends and family hurdled the aisles and rushed to the cage. People jumped onto the benches. One man cried and threw himself at the police. Let go of me! he said, before shoving a guard aside and racing out of the courtroom.
Ibrahim was arrested last March during an anti-war demonstration, sanctioned by the government, which swamped Cairos already crowded downtown streets. Though widely frustrated with President Hosni Mubarak, Egyptians rarely vent such grievances under emergency law, its illegal for five or more people to talk politics. Given the chance, they erupted, setting fires, throwing rocks and chanting against Mubarak. People who were there told me a mob ventured toward the American Embassy and was beaten back. Police arrested hundreds; most were eventually released but not Ibrahim.
Many considered Ibrahims trial a test case, a way to judge whether Mubaraks recent steps toward reform will lead to any lasting change. Pressure comes at Mubarak from all sides. American diplomats have pushed for Mubarak to loosen up, and Egyptians of every stripe now style themselves reformers, calling for untainted elections, a crackdown on corruption and, especially, an end to emergency law. In place since Anwar Sadats assassination in 1981, the law allowed Ibrahim, an engineer who videotaped police beating protesters, to be charged as a terrorist. An acquittal in his trial could be the tipping point, some argued, in the slow process of getting the unpopular laws wiped from the books.
When, after a minute, the courtroom settled down, a bulky man hopped onto the last bench near the door and chanted, Oppression will never crush our beliefs; oppression will never crush our voices.
Ibrahim hugged himself and shivered as he fielded questions. How do you feel? someone asked.
Absolutely happy, he said. This is a victory for Egypt, a victory for human rights. When he was asked how he was treated in prison, his victory speech turned dark. He said he was tortured by the security services, and a minute after calling the verdict a triumph, he pointed out that he had been jailed since April. That sends a message that if youre charged with lies and theres no evidence, you can still sit in jail for a year.
The Egyptian people arent able to choose their own government, he continued. Theyre unable to make their own decision, and we will continue resisting this corrupt government supported by the Americans.
Yasser had managed to break through the crush and faced Ibrahim. Wait a minute, Yasser said. Youre complaining about the Americans. But all those people in the back are Americans; they were here to support you.
They werent here for me, he responded. They were here for themselves.


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Brooklyn Bay Ridge Preparatory School
8101 Ridge Boulevard
Brooklyn, NY, 11209
(718)833-9090381 students | Gr. K-12
BrooklynA Fantis Parochial School
195 State Street
Brooklyn, NY, 11201
(718)624-0501(Greek Orthodox)173 students | Gr. NS-8
BrooklynAdelphi Academy of Brooklyn8515 Ridge Boulevard
Brooklyn, NY, 11209
(718)238-3308140 students | Gr. PK-12
BrooklynAdvent Day Care Center
265 Sumpter Street
Brooklyn, NY, 11233
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2001 E 7th St
Brooklyn, NY, 11223
(718)376-3140(Jewish)82 students | Gr. PK-10
BrooklynAhi Ezer Yeshiva School
2433 Ocean Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY, 11235
(718)648-6100238 students | Gr. PK-8
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Brooklyn, NY, 11219
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5224 3rd Ave Ste 1
Brooklyn, NY, 11220
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383 3rd Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11215
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Brooklyn, NY, 11232
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822 Dumont Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11207
(718)840-9631(Pentecostal)48 students | Gr. PK-8
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275 Kingston Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11213
(718)493-9290103 students | Gr. PK-8
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275 Kingston Avenue
Brooklyn, NY, 11213
(718)493-929297 students | Gr. 1-8
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1710 Eastern Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY, 11233
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552 5th Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11215
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1950 E 7th St
Brooklyn, NY, 11223
(718)382-155579 students | Gr. 9-12
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4314 10th Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11219
(718)853-1222491 students | Gr. PK-12
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1377 42nd St
Brooklyn, NY, 11219
(718)972-7666272 students | Gr. PK-12
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62 Harrison Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11211
(718)963-92603587 students | Gr. PK-12
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6101 16th Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11204
(718)871-7571710 students | Gr. PK-12
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2728 Kings Hwy D11
Brooklyn, NY, 11229
(718)224-788441 students | Gr. PK-4
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1213 Elm Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11230
(718)339-4747776 students | Gr. PK-12
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1169 43rd Street
Brooklyn, NY, 11219
(718)435-511157 students | Gr. 5-8
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1975 51st St
Brooklyn, NY, 11204
(718)338-5600482 students | Gr. PK-12
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4419 18th Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11204
(718)633-6050283 students | Gr. PK-8
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953 Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11230
(718)236-4100(Jewish)500 students | Gr. K-8
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1430 Locust Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11230
(718)377-447773 students | Gr. 9-11
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563 Bedford Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11211
(718)302-7500418 students | Gr. PK-12
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1413 45th St
Brooklyn, NY, 11219
(718)633-4802470 students | Gr. PK-9
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BrooklynBarkai Yeshivah
5302 21st Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11204
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Nintendo has spooned out a helping of its classic canned response, dismissing rumor that an external hard drive for Wii is in the works. GameIndustry.biz was force-fed a mouthful of "pure rumour and speculation" when seeking clarification about the would-be peripheral.
Originating from Japanese mag Gamelabo, the rumor claimed to cite undisclosed sources within Nintendo who allegedly revealed that an external hard drive for Wii is being readied. Regardless of the validity of this particular rumor or its source, the Wii hard drive question seems to be more an issue of when than if. Back when we still called the thing a "Revolution," Iwata openly confirmed, "practically any storage method can be used [with the console]." External USB hard drives have to be included in that sentiment, no?
As Wii users begin to fill the 512 MB of internal flash memory -- just imagine the burden of Saturn games and downloadable demos -- everyone's got an eye toward memory expansion. A pile of SD cards is one option; a hard drive is a better one. Here's the dilemma: if Nintendo releases a first-party drive, say for $100, then there's a risk of Wii being perceived as a $350 console. Whether or not Nintendo opts for dual SKUs, retailers would certainly bundle the "base" console and an external Nintendo hard drive together; in effect, damaging Wii's price advantage. Nintendo is likely looking at a hard drive solution, but don't expect the company to give up its R&S response until it's clear that a proprietary drive would be profitable. Our guess: expect third-party offerings later this year.
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Advanced Math/Science Research Update
by Dr. April Burch, Director of the AMSR program
January 15, 2013
Since our last update, Berkshire School hosted student researchers from Belmont Hill, and all-boys prep school outside of Boston, for a 1-day mini-symposium on Student Biomedical Research. The goal was to foster collaboration, communication and community outreach with our students. AMSR students Liza Bernstein '13, Sissi Wang '13, Lars Robinson '13, Elsie Guevara '13, Ernest Yue '13, and Nate MacKenzie '14, gave short talks about their work in the new Bellas/Dixon Math and Science lecture hall. The talks were followed up by break-out sessions where Belmont Hill students described their research projects and students discussed commonalities between the projects and future goals.
The second semester of AMSR started with some terrific news. The AMSR program was awarded a grant from The Chinchester Dupont Foundation for the purchase of an EVOS fluorescence microscope. This piece of equipment will expand the types of experiments and analyses that can be done by AMSR students this and future years. The microscope should arrive shortly, and Dr. Burch has invited everyone to stop in for a look next time they are on campus.
One new, exciting project that is underway in the winter season of AMSR in the afternoons is being spearheaded by Elif Kesaf '14. Elif is from Turkey and seeks to identify novel viruses of non-pathogenic strains of Legionella bacterium from travertines in Pamukkale. In collaboration with Dr. Sunny Shin at the Perlman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, she will be working to isolate viruses of this bacterium with the hope of identifying new agents to combat Legionnaires' disease caused by a pathogenic form of Legionella.
Look for more news from Dr. Burch in the next issue!
Posted Monday, Oct 27, 2014
DK and the Writing Center are challenging all Berkshire students to write the scariest story they can! Get the details here - and good luck!
Posted Monday, Oct 27, 2014
Mr. Perkins' Econ class had a busy day in NYC last week. Read more about it from Mr. Perkins, himself, and see a slideshow from the day here.
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Check out who Kay Humes '15 saw on the road on her way to school this morning...
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Mr. Quinn's been profiled by the Berkshire Eagle for his coaching. Read the article here.
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October 24th is Arts Matter Day - learn more and see a video from members of Berkshire's ArtsReach club here.
Posted Wednesday, Oct 22, 2014
This week's Bear Spotlight features a student-athlete from the boys junior varsity soccer team.
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This weekend was Fall Parents' Weekend at Berkshire. Check out the slideshows here.
Posted Monday, Oct 20, 2014
Teresa Liu '09 was nice enough to sit down and tell us about what she's doing and how her time at Berkshire informed her work at Apple. Read more here.
Posted Friday, Oct 17, 2014
Dr. Burch and Josiah Tolvo '16 attended a conference of scientific research in Albany. See some of what they experienced here.
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The ASC performed Hamlet for the whole school last week, then seniors continued a 15-year tradition with Hamlet Night on Tuesday night. See Mr. Miller's overview and a slideshow of Hamlet Night here.
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Students in Berkshire's history department are working together to present a weekly offering of current events. Read more and see some great video here.
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JV Boys soccer spent time working at Project Native, connecting with the local community and helping out, all at the same time. Read more here!
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What a great piece of an amazing story. See more about this here.
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Newspaper highlights teams' early success this season.
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WEST ORANGE, NJ – The Year of Innovation looks at Thomas Edison's legacy and his impact on the world today.Explore these ideas, attend a program, and see a special exhibit of original artifacts, documents and historic photos during the month of November at Thomas Edison National Historical Park (NHP). The programs are free with admission and will be held at the Laboratory Complex at 211 Main Street unless noted.
1st Friday –November 7th at 2:30 p.m.
Edison Lives On … in Ft. Myers, Florida
Mike Cosden and Brent Newman, Edison Ford Winter Estates
Explore Edison's legacy in Florida. Learn about the time he spent in Florida, his impact on the community, and the current programs at the Edison Ford Winter Estates.
Mike Cosden is the Curator at the Edison &Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers, Florida, and is responsible for managing the archival collections and research library. He has spent the last 3 years conducting primary research on Thomas Edison's Botanical Laboratory, which recently received National Historic Chemical Landmark status. Mr. Cosden is currently assisting with the development of a new exhibit about Edison's quest to find a natural source of rubber.Prior to his work at the Estates, Mr. Cosden earned his Masters degree in Library &Information Science from the University of South Florida.
Brent Newman is the new Assistant Curator at the Edison &Ford Winter Estates after having spent the last year as the Registrar. As Registrar, he was responsible for organizing and managing the historical collections of the Estates, including acquisitions, loans, inventories, and exhibits. He has spent over eight years researching and presenting the history of the state of Florida and its diverse inhabitants to the public. Brent has worked at sites throughout Florida including Mission San Luis Historic Site, Mound House, and AH-Tah-Thi-Ki Seminole Museum.
2nd Saturday –November 8th at 10:00 a.m. (especially for families)
Have you ever just spent time tinkering with technology?Bring the family and spend a morning as a Mucker. Join us as we explore Thomas Edison's inventive legacy. We will deconstruct a few cell phones and experiment with solar and wind energy. During the experience we will discuss the inventor's designs and how they impact our modern world. This program is designed with families in mind.
3rd Thursday –November 20th at 7:00 p.m.
A History of Inventing in New Jersey: From Thomas Edison to the Ice Cream Cone
Talk and Book Signing with Author Linda J. Barth
In addition to Thomas Edison's 1093 patents, many other ideas have grown in the Garden State. New Jerseyans brought sound and music to movies and built the very first drive-in theater. In addition to the first cultivated blueberry, tasty treats like ice cream cones and M&M's®are also Jersey natives. Iconic aspects of American life, like Bubble Wrap®, the boardwalk, the Band-Aid®, and even professional baseball itself started in New Jersey. Life would be a lot harder without the vacuum cleaner, plastic, and air conditioning, and many other important advances in medicine and surgery were developed here. Join author Linda Barth as she explores groundbreaking, useful, fun, and even silly inventions and their New Jersey roots.
Linda Barth has been a fan of New Jersey for a long time. As a fourth-grade teacher, she tried to focus students' attention on the positive aspects of our state: its diverse geography, agriculture, industry, and famous firsts and inventions. A lifelong resident of the Garden State, Linda has served on the board of Celebrate NJ!, a grassroots movement that builds pride in and fosters a brighter future for New Jersey through educational programs and promotional initiatives. She has written two books on the D&R Canal for Arcadia Publishing and two children's picture books.She has also contributed to the Encyclopedia of New Jersey.
Special programs in November:
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, November 28th through January 4th
The sights and sounds of the season will greet you when you come on a tour of Thomas Edison's home during "Holidays at Glenmont," starting on November 28, 2014 and continuing through January 4, 2015. Glenmont will be decorated much as it was while the Edison family lived there. Favorite musical pieces will be playing and greenery and red poinsettias will deck the mantles above the fireplaces. Staircases will be ringed with boughs and red ribbon bows and wreaths will hang in every window. A majestic 10 foot tree will be lit and the presents underneath will be waiting as if the Edison children Madeleine, Theodore and Charles, will soon come running down the stairs from their rooms - after they've checked their stockings in the upstairs Living Room! Glenmont is available on a first come first served basis
Harry's Magic Invention Bag
Sunday November 9 and 23, 1:00 p.m. –4:00 p.m.
Learn about invention and the important role Edison played in taking invention from a cottage/hobby activity to a full commercial activity- practiced by all major corporations. Hear Harry Roman as he discusses the major role NJ plays in the national invention scene-and all the great inventions NJ inventors have brought into our world.
Harry, a nationally known inventor, was a critical player in establishing the NJ Inventors Hall of Fame in 1989, and later went on to chair the organization from 1996-2004. The Hall of Fame honored him with an Inventor of the Year award in 2005 for his pioneering work in robotics, and honored him again in 2012 with a special achievement award for his dedication to the organization.
The Edison Men and the US Navy
Friday November 28th, 10:00 a.m. –4:00 p.m.
Bet you did not know that both Thomas Edison and his son Charles played important roles in the US Navy, in WWI and WWII. Come hear Harry Roman tell the exciting story of their involvement and how it affected our nation…and Charles's ties to the famous battleship New Jersey. Learn also about the two naval vessels that once bore the Edison name!
Alternate Technologies and Their Ties to Thomas Edison and the West Orange Labs Saturday November 29th, 1:00 p.m. –4:00 p.m.
Many folks consider Thomas Edison an early and staunch supporter of alternate technologies. Hear Harry Roman discuss the different aspects of alternate technologies and Edison's involvement in them. Lots of really cool and useful facts are to be had. And Harry always brings along toys and stuff from his basement workshop to see and touch! Join the fun.
Harry Roman, volunteer and Edison Innovation Foundation author and advisor, is a retired engineer from PSE&G where he created and managed that company's solar and alternate energy programs from 1975 through 2006 when he retired.
These programs are part of THE YEAR OF INNOVATION celebrating the New Jersey 350th Anniversary in 2014. Since 1664 New Jersey has provided a welcome home for inventors and entrepreneurs like Thomas Edison and there is no better place to learn about the history of innovation than Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange. Special programs each month explore the themes in EDISON AND THE RISE OF INNOVATION a book written by National Park Service archivist Leonard DeGraaf and published by Sterling Signature in October 2013. Another famous innovator –Bill Gates –has written the foreword to this fresh look at Thomas Edison. For more information and updates about THE YEAR OF INNOVATION - First Friday, Second Saturday and Third Thursday events, please visit www.nps.gov/edis monthly. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.


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Bob Haynie: Orioles Celebrate A Glorious Weekend
Another celebration was taking place at Camden Yards as the Orioles won three of four games from the New York Yankees to reduce their magic number for clinching the AL East to three.
Jury Convicts DC Man In Md. Armored Truck Robbery
A federal jury has convicted a D.C. man in an armored truck robbery and a violent carjacking in Montgomery County.
O's Slugger Chris Davis Suspended 25 Games After Positive Drug Test
A difficult week to be a sports fan in Baltimore. First, the Ray Rice video and punishment. Now, Chris Davis, one of the Orioles' most productive and popular players, is suspended after a positive drug test.
Bob Haynie: Will Davis Suspension Derail Orioles?
For the Birds, this is tough because they are already minus some key pieces to a team that is getting closer and closer to winning the AL East for the first time since 1997.
Jeremy Conn: Chris Davis – He Gone
I'm not here to beat up Chris Davis and in my mind it doesn't put into question any of his success in the majors.
Rob Long: Boom; Ray Rice & Chris Davis Back To Back
All week long, Baltimore sports fans heard more about the Ray Rice saga than they did about the match-up between their Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers.
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A pitch sailed that away from catcher Nick Hundley cost the Baltimore Orioles a game.
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Tillman again tries to win a fifth consecutive decision as the surging Baltimore Orioles go for a three-game sweep against the visiting Reds on Thursday night.
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Over his last nine games, Gonzalez is 4-2 with an ERA of 2.00. His last four starts have been quality starts and his ERA in that span is an outstanding 1.27.
Paredes Homers As Orioles Beat Twins 3-2
Chris Davis hit a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the seventh, Jimmy Paredes homered and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 on Saturday night.
Davis Slam Carries Orioles Past Twins 9-1
If one was to judge Chris Davis' season solely by comparing his current numbers to last year's figures, it would appear as if the Baltimore Orioles slugger is performing miserably.
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The new United States Defence Secretary, Chuck Hagel, has arrived for his first official trip to Israel, not long after the newly-appointed Secretary of State, John Kerry, last flew out.
During his lengthy nomination process in Washington, Mr Hagel was forced to counter allegations that he did not feel quite the degree of enthusiasm for Israel which is part of the job description for senior American cabinet ministers these days.
Even so when you compare the diplomatic tasks facing President Obama's two point men on foreign policy, it is Mr Hagel who has the easier task here.
To John Kerry, after all, falls the task of breathing life into the moribund peace process between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Elementary School News
Ohio Alerts
Ohio Alerts (text system) is going through an upgrade over the next couple months. During that time, reliability for receiving messages is medium to low. Therefore, all parents are reminded to make sure your child's school office has the most up-to-date primary phone number for our local messaging system, which is an automated phone call. &nbs
Testing Updates for Grades 3-4
The new PARCC assessment will replace the OAA( Ohio Achievement Assessment) this spring. Students will take a Performance Based Assessment and an End of Year Assessment between February and May. Parents are encouraged to visit the PARCC website for additional information and practice tests.
Holiday Cheer for Our Military
Orrville Elementary School will be collecting items for a holiday package being sent to a Marine Squadron of an Orrville Graduate deployed overseas. Items needed are coffee singles, tea bags, hard candy, Febreeze, nuts, granola bars, gum, mints, holiday lights, festive holiday cards, and any items displaying the hometown Buckeyes, Browns & Cavaliers!
The Clean Up Crew
Meet the members of the Clean Up Crew. Four students in Mrs. Booth's third grade class formed the crew and came up with the name.
"The Buzz" December Newsletter
The December issue of "The Buzz" newsletter is now available.
OES Fourth Graders Perform Let's Celebrate
The Fourth Graders of Orrville Elementary School performed their fall concert "Let's Celebrate on Tuesday November 18, 2014. The students presented unison and 2-part music from a variety of styles. Each piece reflected a difference mood, expression or skill and had a theme of "celebration".
Fourth Grade October Citizen of the Month
Calvin Speicher, a fourth grade student at Orrville Elementary, was selected as the October Citizen of the Month. He is being recognized under Mayor Handwerk's Good Citizen program to acknowledge that good character at school also makes a good citizen for the City of Orrville.
First Grade October Citizen of the Month
Kaydence Miller, a first grade student at Orrville Elementary, was selected as the October Citizen of the Month. She is being recognized under Mayor Handwerk's Good Citizen program to acknowledge that good character at school also makes a good citizen for the City of Orrville.
Veterans Day 2014
OES held their annual program and parade to honor the Veterans from all branches of service. All in attendance were welcomed by Mrs. Waseman. Mrs. Roshong sang the National Anthem. The colors were presented and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by student council. The speakers were our fourth grade teacher Mrs.
OES Family Literacy Nights ~ A Way to Create Successful Readers
Orrville Elementary had the honor to host two more family literacy nights where students along with their parents enjoyed a fun night packed full of learning while they played games and did activities as a way to promote their reading skills. On Thursday, October 23rd was the night for first graders.
Academic Honors for the First Nine Weeks
The following students are being recognized for their achievement in academics. OES is proud of their success.
Responsible Red Riders Homework Club- 1st Nine Weeks
OES would like to congratulate the following 2nd through 4th grade students who have only missed 0-2 homework assignments during the entire first grading period.
First Nine Weeks Perfect Attendance
OES is proud of our students who attended every day of school in the first nine weeks! Way to go!
Volunteers Welcome
Orrville Elementary School is seeking volunteers to participate in various activities throughout the year. These opportunities include, but are not limited to: Morning Programs Get Up & Go Riders!
Receive the Orrville Elementary Newsletter Electronically
Would you like to receive the Orrville Elementary newsletter electronically? Sign up on this webpage. Just enter your email address on the right side of this webpage under the Orrville Elementary tab where it says "Have news and alerts delivered to you". You will receive the newsletter and emails when we publish news and info to the website as well.
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Lunch Prices: 2014-2015
On behalf of all of us, we thank you for the opportunity to serve breakfast and lunch to your children. We need to inform you that there are some new price changes for next school year, 2014-2015.
2014-2015 Supply List
The supply list for the 2014-2015 school year is now available. The list can be accessed through the Parent tab at the top of the page.
Orrville Middle School will open for walking on Monday through Thursday evenings beginning November3, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Please use the door near the cafeteria (off Elm Street) located at the north end of the building. Children should be supervised at all times. The Middle School will be closed for walking if school is not in session.
Ohio Alerts
We have subscribed to a free text/email service for schools, Ohio Alerts. If you subscribe, you can receive an email or text message from the school when school is delayed, cancelled, etc…. Please see the following directions to subscribe: Ohio Alerts' Directions
Two-Hour Delay Policy
The two-hour delay will be in effect in the case of inclement weather. Please read following for additional information. Two Hour Delay Policy


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Hungry for something fresh, insightful and left-of-center. Good, because that's exactly what's on the menu.Dear Industry, the latest single and first Booth feature from the Denver, Colorado hip-hop collective, finds crew member Mass Prod cooking up a spacey, sampled beat to back his colleagues as they deliver intricately-rhymed reflections on the music game. If you're craving a second helping, then you won't want to miss The Foodchain's latest project, Brunch, scheduled to drop November 11.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Undrafted college free agent linebackers Braxton Kelley of the University of Kentucky and Jeff Schweiger of San Jose State have signed with the Denver Broncos.
The Broncos also waived tight end Adam Bergen and wide receiver Jayson Foster on Tuesday.
The signings of Kelley and Schweiger bring to 17 the number of undrafted college free agents the Broncos have signed.
Kelley had 287 tackles in 46 career games at Kentucky. He played middle linebacker his first three seasons but mostly weakside linebacker as a senior.
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- When: Saturday, September 15, 2012, 5 p.m.
- Where: Lodore Hall, Browns Park
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- Categories: Activities/Family, Fundraisers, Outdoor, Community, Social, Country, Dance
The public is invited to our FREE Summer Dance, with country music provided by the John-Wayne Band, at Lodore Hall, Brown's Park, Sept 15, Saturday. Doors open at 5:00 p.m., the dance begins around 6:30 p.m.
Cake Walks, a cake drawing, auction, and door prizes are family activities planned for the evening!
Food is also available.
Sponsored by the Brown's Hole Homemakers' Club, a non-profit community organization, all donations go to support Lodore Hall and community events.
From Maybell, drive west on Highway 40, turn right on Highway 318 to Brown's Park, turn for Historic Lodore Hall (County Road 114). For more information, call (970) 269-3000, or (970) 272-3213.
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Other students have social responsibilities towards their family members and rush to find jobs before finishing their secondary education," said Dr Fatma, who added that employers should help encourage student dropouts to continue their education in line with their work, what she called "their social responsibility".
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Q. I have a new house with a mature holly. All summer I waited for the red berries to develop, but they never did. I have since found out that hollies are either male or female, and that you need both to get berries. How can I tell what I've got? I don't want to buy a holly of the same sex and again end up without berries.
A. We don't often think about plants having social lives, but many do. The key to which ones need friends for pollination lies in the flowers. Self-pollinating plants either have perfect flowers, those with both female and male parts, or they produce both male and female flowers. Hollies, however, are dioecious, which means they are either male or female.
You'll have to put off buying another holly until yours is in bloom in May or June. Then you can examine the flowers to find out what you've got. The creamy white flowers, single or in small clusters, are small, nearly inconspicuous, in the leaf axils, the joint between leaf and branch.
The flowers, unfortunately, are similar at first glance, with four or five stamens (short stalks topped with a small pollen sac) surrounding a single pistil (a small globular structure containing the ovary). In the male flowers, the stamens are prominent, rising above the shrunken pistil. In the female flowers, it's just the reverse. The stamens are sterile and smaller, and the pistil is swollen and healthy-looking. If the plant's gender isn't obvious, take a few flowers to a nursery and compare them to blooming hollies that are tagged with the plant's sex.
A single male can pollinate more than one female within a range of about a quarter mile. As a rule of thumb, if you can see one from the other, it will work.
Whether you have a male or a female, it will have to be in bloom at the same time as its new companion or it is all rather pointless. With sex, as with comedy, timing is everything.
Surviving Winter's Bite
Q. While I was walking in Central Park recently, the thought struck me that trees and shrubs take whatever winter throws at them. Since all living things are mostly water, why don't plants freeze solid and die?
A. Sometimes they do die, but that mostly happens when people push their luck and try to grow something that isn't hardy in their area, or when winter becomes extraordinarily cold for an extended period or shows up too early. But under normal circumstances, plants don't just sit there wishing they could go inside -- they acclimate in stages.
As summer days grow shorter, plants begin hardening off by producing hormones that slow growth and induce dormancy. By the first hard frost, they are ready for freezing temperatures, and to begin the second stage of their preparation.
The year's first below-freezing temperatures freeze the water found between plant cells. Since there is now more liquid water inside the cell than outside, osmotic pressure draws some of the water out of the cell, where falling temperatures cause it to freeze as well. Inside the cells, the concentration of cell parts and water called cytoplasm increases as more water is drawn out. The more concentrated the cytoplasm is, the lower its freezing point. So, down to a particular temperature, different for each species, the cells themselves won't freeze, and the plant will survive. Below that temperature, the plant will suffer dieback, starting in its branch tips, because they are thinner and more exposed to the cold. But branches are expendable. The soil and any snow cover insulate the roots somewhat;if the roots survive, so will the plant.
Drawing: BACKYARD ROMANCE -- An understanding of the birds and the bees is useful when it comes to the production of holly berries. (Bobbi Angell)


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