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Castilleja hosted EdTech Goes Back to School, a brainstorming and networking summit for technology leaders in K-12 education, industry, and non-profits. Participants engaged in design thinking to address critical challenges facing technology in schools, such as differentiation, assessment, blended and online learning, professional development, data analysis, and student participation. Organizers Gabe Lucas and Jessie Arora, along with d.cipher consulting, sought to flip the model of outside education technology companies bringing solutions to schools when school employees often have a deeper understanding of their needs and how to address them, but lack the time and resources to be entrepreneurs. Attendees from across the state shared ideas, challenges, and paradigm shifts that they encounter using technology in education. The EdTech event plays a part of Castilleja's growing efforts to support innovation in curriculum, services, and professional development through technology.
Casti music enthusiasts had a special treat Thursday when Respect Sextet paid campus a visit. Respect Sextet is a jazz ensemble from Brooklyn, New York that is currently touring the West Coast. While on campus they delighted students with a rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody" with MUSE (the Middle School and Upper School instrumental ensemble), as well as performing other parts of their repertoire over the lunch hour. They also worked with 6th and 7th grade music classes on student compositions that will be performed at the Winter Concert on December 12th.
Former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Hass visited Castilleja to share his love of poetry. Hass' visit exposed the girls to words as not only a tool for communication, but also a form of art. Students started the intellectual exploration with an all-school assembly, where Hass spoke about how the power of poetry lies in its ability to reveal emotional truths: it helps each reader not only access the feelings of others, but also connect to his or her own. He explored the concept that all great art is a balance of the tension between order and freedom, and how the English language's Norman French and Anglo-Saxon heritage creates unique rhymes and rhythms for poems.
Girls then had an opportunity to learn from his expertise in the AP Poetry class, where Hass gave the girls feedback on their poems and provided inspiration for future work. Hass rounded out his day on campus with a 6th grade Haiku-writing workshop, where he helped the girls craft their own unique works of art.
The Spanish Department celebrated the Mexican Day of the Dead with students first learning about the holiday and then making either the typical sugar skulls or creating altars commemorating someone who had passed and presenting their tribute to their classmates. From famous people, to ancestors, to loved ones (including pets!), students had a chance to honor those who have passed with the poignant joy and sense of celebration particular to this uniquely Mexican holiday.
With so many iPads floating around campus this year, the iPad stylus has become quite the popular accessory. And it turns out it's extremely easy to make your own! At Bourn Fridays last week, Academic Technology Support Specialist Rachel Tennant showed Casti students how to make an iPad stylus out of an old pen, some conductive foam, a bit of wire, and a healthy dose of DIY spirit.
Don't worry - if you missed the workshop, here are some simple instructions for how to make your own at home.
Casti kudos to Sophia Nesamoney '19, who just published her first book, The Other Side of Carroll. This 146-page tale of mystery and intrigue captivates readers and inspires fellow young writers. A quick synopsis from Amazon to pique your curiosity:
Oliver and Shirley Tark were about eight years old one summer, and the family had come back from seeing a movie. Their father sent Oliver out to get some bread. Shirley was playing outside with her jump rope, and the parents were discussing a dangerous topic they never talked about in front of the children. But then something happened, something that changed the course of all their lives. Something big, something that could never be fixed.
Book publisher Lulu promises, "Oliver and Shirley's journey is a unique one. It captures the importance of family and it will surely take readers on a thrilling ride full of sadness, memories, adventure, and joy."
To purchase a copy of the book, head to Amazon or Lulu. Congratulations Sophia!
This week girls showed their Casti pride in Spirit Week! Each day had a different theme replete with hilarious costumes and fun activities.
Monday was "Best Uniform Day," where girls sported their finest Casti gear accessorized with a single "Uniform Violation." From neon green tights to silly hats, girls showed how they could gussy up their every-day outfit into something audacious.
"Decades Day" came to campus on Tuesday, with girls representing the finery of the 1920s through the 1990s. A good old-fashioned dance and karaoke party rocked the Circle over the lunch hour.
On Wednesday the girls celebrated the many musical genres which grace the radio, from classical, to country, to disco. Rockers from throughout the ages competed for bragging rights during a rousing dodgeball match over lunch.
Halloween transformed Castilleja into a ghoulish group of girls on Thursday, with creative costumes ranging from Victorian ladies in waiting to a matching ketchup and mustard set. During break the ASB hosted apple bobbing and a donut-eating competition, where girls had to deftly eat mini-donuts off a high string with classmates cheering them on. In the afternoon the sophomore class hosted an intricate haunted house for the whole school in the Administrative Building, spooking students and staff alike.
The girls rounded out the week with class colors on Friday, turning campus into a vibrant rainbow. From feather boas, to sparkle-infused hair, to delicate tutus, the girls went all out in showing school spirit. The culmination of festivities was the traditional tug-o-war match during lunch, leaving the sophomore class tired but victorious.
Check out the slideshow to get a glimpse of what you missed!
Students in 6th grade instrumental music are learning songs in major such as Frère Jacques and playing them in minor to learn about different music modes. The class listened to German Romantic composer Gustav Mahler's famous example of Frère Jacques in minor ("First Symphony," 3rd movement) and created their own ghoulish arrangement to perform for the delight of students and employees during break.
Come see Bye Bye Birdie, this year's Middle School Musical! This hit production boasts a cast of 50 Middle School actors and 15 Upper School designers, choreographers, stage managers, and assistant directors. Travel back in time to the 1950s, and meet Conrad Birdie, the rock sensation who is about to be inducted into the Army; Conrad's manager, Albert, and his loyal girlfriend, Rosie; Conrad's biggest fan, Kim Macfee; and a legion of teen-aged female devotees. Will Conrad go into the army? Will Albert finally marry Rose? Will Harvey Johnson get a date to the prom? All of these questions will be answered on Friday at 7:30, and Saturday at 2:00 and 7:30. Buy your tickets here. Questions? Contact Kristin Walter.
Embark Labs joined with Academic Tech in November to introduce young girls to coding. 6th Grade iPad Student Leads Lauren L. and Eliza G. facilitated this collaboration by assisting girls with the program Lightbot and supported the sold-out event. The event attracted girls ages 7-11 and many parents were delighted to see Casti students playing a role in helping younger girls explore coding. Embark Labs creator Jessie Arora was grateful for creating a learning experience where girls were engaging in peer-to-peer learning. In addition to supporting collaborative efforts like this event, Eliza and Lauren co-lead a group of 15 highly energized 6th iPad Student Leads. The student leads will also be creating an Apps Corner display window which will showcase student opinions of educational apps. The girls are not only facilitating collaborations, but also working on this space for students to share their voice in the iPad program. Great work leads!
Congratulations to Lea S. '16, who traveled to Los Angeles to participate in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology and placed as a Regional Finalist! The weekend started on Friday, where competitors were given a tour of the campus by a Caltech "buddy" to whom each participant was assigned. That evening students presented their posters to the public, where the Caltech community as well as middle- and high-schoolers came to view the posters and ask questions about the projects. The weekend finished with the competitors making presentations and holding a question-and-answer session with around a dozen judges, as well as a celebratory dinner.
Lea says, "It was truly a special weekend. Most of all I enjoyed getting to know so many talented, smart, and interesting students from across the country. From hearing everyone else's projects in their presentations, to discussing a mutual love for English, to learning about new mathematical concepts, it will be a weekend I will never forget. It makes me want to continue to pursue science even more than before."
Teachers connect with developers to hear about new and emerging technology tools. This month, the iPad Student Leads had a chance to connect with women developers and innovators - Christine Egy Rose and Patty Chang. Their company, Scoot and Doodle, raised $2.25 million in seed funding and the students had the opportunity to play with the (not-yet-released version) of their app, Scoodle Jam. iPad Student Leads explored with the app, which allows for whiteboard drawing and has easy-to-use manipulatives for topics like math and design thinking. The students offered feedback, giving student voice to the user design of the project. Students were able to ask questions of the developers and exchange feedback with each other. The iPad Student Leads are looking forward to more opportunities to connect with other women developers in the field and to exploring what the iPad has to offer the student experience!
English Teacher Bill Smoot and his dog, Artemis, recently paid a visit to the Advanced Topics French class. The students had read Sartre's play No Exit (Huis-Clos in French), and were eager to learn more about Sartre's philosophy. The lecture facilitated conversation about the meaning of life and the importance of freedom in defining human beings. Mr. Smoot explained the reasoning behind Sartre's perplexing belief that "man is not what he is and is what he is not." Sartre argued that humans are separated from what they are (qualities such as name, age, and gender) by virtue of being conscious, having the freedom to choose, and temporalizing themselves. For example, one is not a student because she is conscious of being a student. In this way, humans are different from a school desk, which cannot think for itself nor choose how it perceives its innate qualities. Ultimately, the discussion gave insights into Sartre's works while making everyone reflect on the way life should be lived. Madame Repellin and her students are grateful to Mr. Smoot for the fascinating and eye-opening conversation.
At Castilleja, the entire Middle School -- as well as our Halford Young Women Leaders Program Little Sisters -- joined millions of other students around the world to participate in the Hour of Code. The Hour of Code is an annual computer science event for K-12 students designed to demystify programming and generate interest in computer science. More than a dozen current or former programmers from our parent community stepped in to mentor the girls as they completed a variety of programming tutorials and computational thinking games. Upper School girls from the STEMx ACE Org and the introductory computer science course also lent a hand and cheered on their younger classmates. One girl commented, "It was SO fun! You got to interact with your peers while doing code." Another added, "It was really satisfying to complete different challenges and I enjoyed that. It feels really good to be stuck and then figure out your mistake."
The 8th grade spent the second week of November in Virginia and Washington, DC, filming history projects in Williamsburg, visiting the archaeological site at Jamestown, and touring the nation's capitol. Highlights in DC included a dinner and discussion with environmental activists at the home of a student's grandparents, meeting with Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Supreme Court, and hearing from Nancy Pelosi in the capital, where she took the class onto the floor of the United States House of Representatives. If you want to hear more about the experience, ask any member of the Class of 2019! You can also see more photos here.
This week, Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Smith's 10th grade Individual & Society classes participated in a "Philosopher's Salon," in which students dressed up in a certain philosopher's traditional outfit, had tea and scones, and responded to questions about modern controversies. The philosophers (Confucius, Aristotle, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, and Mill) addressed issues ranging from gun control, to eminent domain, to representative democracy, and students responded according to how their philosopher would have answered the questions. Aditi S. '17 says, "It was rewarding to think logically about situations through different philosophers' points of view."
Castilleja School's Center for Awareness, Compassion, and Engagement (ACE) was recently featured on NAIS's Inspiration Lab website as part of their "We Cultivate Leadership" series! ACE Center programming gives girls the skills to transition from witnessing the world around them to becoming active stakeholders, emerging change agents, and compassionate leaders. The school's Social and Emotional Learning Program (SEL) provides them with the necessary scaffolding to take on these challenges. With raised awareness, compassion, and engagement, they more fully understand their own identity, develop empathy, and find purpose as part of a greater community.
There's no toolkit of solutions in any of these experiences, only awareness and engagement with the partner in an authentic project," says ACE Center Director Stacey Kertsman. "We believe that's the optimal way for our students to learn to navigate complex, ambiguous situations with empathy, understanding, and thoughtful and critical analysis—prerequisites to being effective and compassionate leaders."
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Help Wanted: Personal Assistant to the President
**Written by Doug Powers
Based on that headline, you might be wondering if Brian Williams is retiring. No, but a different personal assistant — this one based at the White House — is calling it quits.
Reggie Love will be leaving at the end of the year:
Reggie Love, the former Duke basketball player who has been a constant presence by Obama's side since the 2008 presidential campaign, will depart the White House by the end of the year, a person familiar with his decision said.
Love, 30, is the latest in a string of longtime Obama aides to leave the White House this year, including senior adviser David Axelrod, press secretary Robert Gibbs, deputy press secretary Bill Burton and deputy communications director Jen Psaki. All were part of Obama's team since at least since the 2008 race.
If you'd like to try and get the gig, the compensation package is in the neighborhood of $100,000 a year. Frequent meal stops, paid vacations, and freedom from the hassles of commercial airlines are included.
Here's a partial list of job duties for those thinking about applying:
His job requirements have included everything from carrying copies of the president's speeches, his iPod, and a steady supply of gum, newspapers and aspirin, to taking photos for audience members as they shook the president's hand. Wherever the president goes, Love has rarely been more than a few steps behind.
Love was lucky in that in 2008 and 2009 the MSM voluntarily carried Obama's water, so the workload was lightened just a bit. Whether or not the next personal assistant gets the same help remains to be seen.
Apply here. Teleprompter repair and maintenance experience required. Better than average top-of-the-key jumper a plus.
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Much better than I had anticipated. I may actually pre-order this.
hopefully i'll get my review out soon
and FYI, there are three new songs on their MySpace
It's interesting. There is a certain progressiveness to them that reminds me of...or reminds me of Mendacity, not sure why though.
Stormcalling is pretty good from what I hear though.
i heard a couple of new songs from them a while ago when they made a thread in the forums here before the crash. i cant wait to listen to the whole album.
actually really good.
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Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails
Dakko Dakko is a small development team based in Cardiff, Wales (where I live!). Earlier today they put out a press release with some details of a Wii U exclusive game called Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails. That might be a working title, but the Dakko Dakko team is known for crazy naming habits.
We can expect Scram Kitty on the eShop sometime in 2013. Other than the snazzy logo, we don't have any visuals to show you.
"Our new game came into being almost as soon as I heard about the Wii U and its Wii U GamePad. I've long been fascinated by the different experiences made possible when playing a game in your hands compared with playing on a TV, and the chance to combine the best of both worlds in a brand-new HD action game was irresistible."
"All of us at Dakko Dakko share a common love of arcade action games old and new, and we're working hard to ensure our latest game can claw itself a place alongside the best of them."
- Rhodri Broadbent, founder
"As a small console team with big ambitions, we couldn't ask for a better platform to be working on than Wii U and we're overjoyed to be awarded official developer status by Nintendo. Miiverse is an amazing opportunity for independent developers like us to connect with our players, and great games like Trine 2: Director's Cut and The Cave are making the Nintendo eShop feel like a very classy neighbourhood indeed - I can't wait for Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails to join them."
- Dan Croucher, producer
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On Labor Day, Bush Vows 'Better Days Ahead'
Speaking to the International Union of Operating Engineers in Ohio, President Bush acknowledges job losses but promises "better days ahead." Bush announces he will create a new assistant secretary position in the Commerce Department to focus specifically on the manufacturing industry, which has lost about 2.4 million jobs since 2001. Hear NPR's Pam Fessler.
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Joey Logano thinks wreck will happen in 'Dega knockout qualifying
May 2, 2014, 6:13 PM EST
Could The Big One come a day early? Joey Logano believes that it could.
In order to keep advancing through tomorrow's Sprint Cup qualifying rounds at Talladega Superspeedway, drivers will likely have to deal with the draft and the packs that they'll see again in Sunday's main event, the Aaron's 499.
And Logano, the most recent Sprint Cup race winner, feels that a crash is inevitable.
"I think there will be a wreck within this qualifying session just because [of] the closing rate you're gonna be catching some of these guys," said Logano this morning at 'Dega.
"For guys in the middle of the race track and then you're going to the bottom, he decides he wants to get out of the way and goes to the bottom – oh, shoot, you're gonna get in a crash.
"So you've got to be on your toes throughout the whole session. I think as each session goes it's gonna get a little bit calmer because obviously there are gonna be less cars out there."
'Dega will utilize the three-round knockout format. Round 1 will last for 25 minutes, and the 24 fastest drivers on single-lap speed will move on to the 10-minute Round 2.
The 12 fastest on single-lap speed from there go on to fight for the pole in Round 3, which will last for five minutes.
Logano said he intended to keep an eye on Nationwide Series qualifying (which goes off in about half an hour) to potentially gain more ideas on how to handle what could be a wild Saturday afternoon.
However, like just about everyone else in the garage, he didn't know what to expect.
"I will say that we have a little game plan to work and try to make sure our cars not only stay safe but are able to go out there and post a good lap and just try to get through all of the segments," he said.
"Our car is still the only car to get through every [qualifying] segment this year so far. That's something to be proud of. This is the one real wild card because there's a good chance the fastest car may not get the pole this week. That's gonna be something very different. There's a lot of strategy that's gonna go into this."
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Milford High School (Ohio)
|Milford High School
|Milford High School
|One Eagles Way
Milford, Ohio, 45150
United States
|39°10′49″N 84°14′28″W / 39.18028°N 84.24111°WCoordinates: 39°10′49″N 84°14′28″W / 39.18028°N 84.24111°W
|Public, Coeducational high school
|School district
|Milford Exempted Village School District
|Robert Farrell
|Mark Lutz
|Asst. Principal
|Dennis Klasmeier
Ernie House
Tom Wilson
|Approx. 1800 [1]
|Red and White [1]
|Division I
|Athletics conference
|Eastern Cincinnati Conference
|Team name
|North Central Association of Colleges and Schools [2]
|Athletic Director
|Mark Trout[1]
Milford High School is a college preparatory high school in Milford, Ohio. It is the only high school in the Milford Exempted Village School District, the largest building of the district's eight school buildings, and the largest high school in Clermont County, Ohio. The high school and the Milford Exempted Village School District serve the City of Milford, Miami Township, Miamiville, and parts of Loveland, Goshen, and Union Township.
School history[edit]
District beginnings[edit]
Milford High School's origins are parallel with that of Milford Exempted Village Schools, which began humbly in log houses and other single room buildings. The public schools first organized in 1867 when voters approved the first board of education and established Milford Union School. The community constructed an eight classroom school that included a high school. The newly organized high school graduated its first class in 1883. The Union School closed in 1913 when Milford Main School, originally called the Main Street School, opened with a total student enrollment of 381.[3][4] The location in the city housed all grades and was a state-of-the-art building when completed before World War I. The original building was later used as a middle school, grades 5–6, and then when Milford underwent an expansion of its elementary schools so they could cater to K–6, the building became a storage site for the district. Today, Milford Main houses several educational programs, including Fit-4-Kids, meal services for nearby St. Andrews school, and the Clermont County ESC has a school on the grounds. With these programs, Milford Main is self-sustaining. The building remains a Milford landmark.[3] In 1914, Milford High School issued its first yearbook. "The Mirror" is on file at the Promont Museum along with every other yearbook issue ever created. In 1919, the yearbook gained a new name, "DROFLIM", which it continues to have to this day. The Milford Board declared its independence in 1917 when it passed a resolution that relieved the school of district supervision. At that point, the Milford Exempted Village School District was born.[3] At a time when most schools were strictly segregated throughout the country, Milford High School was open to all children in the area regardless of race in 1917. Students posed in front of the school for class photos in 1917. Overcrowding was a problem for Milford Schools even in the 1920s. The district solved the problem by housing students in temporary buildings or by reducing school to half-day sessions. In 1923, Milford High School started a newspaper called the Hi-Letter. The name changed to the Reflector in 1933. The student publication has maintained that name all of these years.[3]
Expansion: 1930-1970[edit]
During WWII, Milford High School students and staff did their part to contribute to the war effort. Some boys left school before graduation to join the military. The Milford Area Historical Society's book on the history of Milford, "Bridge to the Past" recounts the following: "Students collected tin cans, scrap metal, paper and rubber, which were piled on the school ground for pickup by large tractor-trailer trucks. High school boys were released from school to help local farmers harvest their crops before frost. Girls knitted and rolled bandages. Defense stamps and bonds were sold in classrooms and ration books and stamps were distributed from the school." The district experienced tremendous growth for the next several decades. James H. Fley became superintendent in 1952. Under his leadership, the district expanded from one K-12 school to many different buildings. The district also looked to neighboring school systems to find additional classroom space.[3] In the late 1950s to early 1960s, Ohio initiated a consolidation of school districts across the state. Milford merged with Miami Rural Schools and then Miamiville to become a larger district incorporating much of Miami Township. Before the consolidations, the district was five square miles. Today, the district covers 49 square miles and is responsible for 6,500 students.[3] Sidney Cutlip was principal of Milford High School from 1952 to 1971. He saw many changes and proved to be an effective leader during a challenging time for the district. In 1962, a new high school campus and Pleasant Hill Elementary, now called Seipelt Elementary, opened to provide much needed space for the growing district. Despite the new buildings, overcrowding continued to be a problem at the high school. The growth and transformation of the district continued for the next twenty years under the direction of Boyd E. Smith who served as superintendent from 1965 to 1985. The new Milford Junior High (current high school) opened in 1966. The district moved the ninth grade class to join grades 7-8 at the junior high. The high school handled grades 10-12.[3]
Centralization: 1970-1990[edit]
Student overcrowding continued into the 70's as more families moved into the schools and the district struggled to find enough classroom space. In 1971, Milford Main became a middle school for sixth and seventh graders. Elementary grades were divided among the elementary schools while most kindergarten students attended classes in a variety of churches in the area.[3] In 1978, another bond issue became necessary for the construction of more schools. The plan called for the construction of Boyd E. Smith Elementary and renovations or additions to Main, Miami Elementary on St. Rt. 28, as well as the high school and junior high. In 1980, renovation work began at the high school (current junior high).[3] The high school enrolled grades 10–12, and the adjacent Milford Junior High School campus enrolled grades 8 and 9. The first major renovation at One Eagles Way occurred in 1986. By 1987, the district needed more space at the high school level, so the decision was made to renovate the then junior high and convert it to the high school. The renovated high school on Eagles Way opened in 1989.
Four new elementary schools opened in 2003 and 2004, joining Boyd E. Smith and Charles Seipelt Elementaries: McCormick, Meadowview, Mulberry, and John Pattison. Enrollment increases also called for further improvements to the high school and junior high and additional space at the elementary level. In 2004, the first class of freshmen students were welcomed into the new Ninth Grade Community, functioning as a freshman school within Milford High School. The Ninth Grade Community was first housed in modulars, and would later be housed in its separate wing of the high school.
In 2009, construction began on the new additions to the Milford High School. The additions include the Ninth Grade Community wing, the new cafeteria and gymnasium, and renovated entrances and athletic fields. The project took 18 months and cost Milford School District over $33,000,000. The new expansion includes a state-of-the-art wing set aside for only the ninth grade. In addition, a new cafeteria has been built and a new music wing. Every room in the new music room has a projector and a tower with $10,000 worth of equipment inside. In the Ninth Grade Community, each room has a DVD player, a clock, and a speaker worn around the teacher's neck. Each ninth grade teacher was also given a Fujitsu Life Book tablet computer running Windows 7. In addition a new main entrance was built complete with new front offices and administration areas. These additions include a nurse office, principal offices, a new school store, and a main waiting area. Lastly, the old cafeteria has been renovated into new science labs. On August 29, 2009, Principal Dr. Raymond Bauer died suddenly from a heart attack while exercising in his home. Bauer was honored with an 800-pound granite memorial stone that sits at the high school, as well as with renamed space at the Milford High School Commons, a scholarship fund, and a website.[5] In 2012 it was announced that the Milford Eagles athletic teams will leave the Fort Ancient Valley Conference and become charter members of the Eastern Cincinnati Conference.[6]
On September 9, 2012,[7] Democratic Vice President Joe Biden[8] came to Milford High School and spoke inside the cafeteria to a packed house on issues relevant to the 2012 election.[9][10]
In early 2013, the Milford Exempted Village Schools Board of Education passed a motion to demolish and rebuild both Boyd E. Smith Elementary and Charles A. Seipelt Elementary. These renovations will be complete in 2016 and will provide a solution to the persistent problem of overcrowding in the Milford Schools system.
Milford Exempted Village Schools achieved the rating of Excellent with Distinction in 2011. The high school is college preparatory, and as of the 2012–2013 school year, Milford High School offers thirteen Advanced Placement Courses:
AP Biology
AP Calculus
AP Chemistry
AP English Language and Composition
AP English Literature and Composition
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Student life[edit]
The Milford Eagles compete under colors red and white. The Milford High School Athletic Department is located at One Eagles Way.
Milford High School is a charter member of the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC), founded in 2012. The Eagles have maintained a dominate record for all sports in the conference.
The Eagles have competed in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (2012–present), Fort Ancient Valley Conference (2008–2012), Greater Miami Conference (1989–2008), Eastern Metro League (before 1989), and the Eastern Hills League (before 1989). The Eagles, prior to 2008, competed in the larger Greater Miami Conference (GMC) and are still arch-rivals with the Sycamore High School (Ohio) Aviators, as both the Eagles and Aves had entered the GMC in 1989, are division-I, and maintain academic excellence amongst their teams. Sycamore students used to dress up as "Millbillies" before the rivals competed, and Milford students would shout "suck-a-more."
In Spring 2008, a majority of varsity athletes signed a petition opposed to leaving the Greater Miami Conference. The Milford Board of Education unanimously voted to leave the GMC and enter the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC). The athletes' petition had called for further review and reconsideration by the board before voting. Statements released by the school board upheld the unanimous opinion of coaches, desiring to soften athletic competition. The student-athletes, which included basketball and football players, released statements concerning equity amongst sports in athletic department decisions (such was the argument against granting football and basketball teams more gravity in the decision to leave the GMC than soccer and running teams), greater respect for the voices of student athletes, and equal treatment for misconduct following events concerning Men's basketball and Fastpitch Softball. The board's 2008 decision to enter the FAVC is highly criticized for overlooking the accomplishments of sports outside the football and basketball programs.
The Eagles competed in the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC) Buckeye Division, having traded Mason High School its position in the Greater Miami Conference, before entering the ECC. The Eagles' compete against the Loveland Tigers for the Cross-County Shootout Trophy in men's basketball.
- Fall Sports
Girls Cross Country
Boys Cross Country
Marching Band
Boys Golf
Girls Golf
Boys Soccer
Girls Soccer
Girls Tennis
Girls Volleyball
Boys and Girls Water Pollo Marching Band
- Winter Sports
Academic Team
Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Bowling
Boys and Girls Diving
Boys and Girls Swimming
Wrestling Winter Drumline Winter Guard
- Spring Sports
Boys Tennis
Boys Track
Girls Track
Boys Volleyball
The Milford Eagles varsity athletic teams boast three statewide championships:
- Boys Water Polo - 2006, 2008*[12]
- Water Polo is not an OHSAA sanctioned sport
Band programs[edit]
Milford is well known for its strong overall band program. It is one of the largest and most successful groups in Milford High School. The Milford High School Marching Band, directed by Brian Brown, is an award winning and nationally renowned marching band and is the largest student organization at Milford High School. The band is a fourteen time BOA regional finalist, and has made semi-finals at Bands of America Grand National Championships six times, most recently in 2014, when they placed 31st in a field of 94 high school bands from across the nation. The Milford High School Band is supported by a large staff including:
- Director - Brian Brown
- Assistant Directors - John Espy, Jodee Smith
- Percussion Instructor - Tim Greenlee
- Color Guard Director - Drew Steinbrecher
- Drill Writer - Brian Brown
- Visual Coordinator - Kyle Haas
- Music Writer - Andrew Markworth, Wayne Markworth
- Music Writer (Battery) - Nick Angelis
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|Beauty and the Beast
|The Gospel Show-"Celebration"
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|Forrest Gump
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Milford High School boasts a rich and successful Concert Band Program. Although smaller than other schools, the Concert Band system at Milford is strong and organized. Students begin the band program in 6th grade and continue through 7th and 8th grade concert bands. The 8th Grade Band annually competes at the OMEA District XIV Concert band contest and frequently earns a Superior Rating. In High School, students continue in either the two Concert Bands or the Symphonic Band. Students place in the Symphonic Band based on audition; those not selected for Symphonic Band are placed in either the Red or White Concert Bands. The Concert bands play High School Class B pieces and have received Superior at the OMEA High School Concert Band Competition in recent years. The Symphonic band, which plays Class A and AA pieces, has also enjoyed success, having earned Superior for many years running. In addition to these bands, the school offers a Jazz Band as an extra curricular activity, a percussion ensemble, and a Pep Band. In 2010, twenty-three Milford High School band students were selected for the District XIV Honor Band; this encompassed almost a third of the ensemble. Unlike many other schools, Milford High School lacks a string program and an Orchestra.
In addition to a strong band program, the Milford High School Winter Guard has enjoyed recent success. The guard program in Milford consists of an Elementary, Junior High, and High School Junior Varsity and Varsity Guard. The varsity guard's 2011 show, "Jar of Hearts", won bronze in Scholastic A class at WGI World Championships in Dayton, Ohio. The group also won gold at the Mid-South WGI Colorguard regional in Nashville, Tennessee.
Milford High School student organizations include Student Council, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Drama, Robotics Club, Chess Club, Key Club, Hi-Y, Yearbook(co-curricular), Reflector(co-curricular), DECA(co-curricular) and JROTC(co-curricular). The school's Latin Club functions as a local chapter of both the Ohio Junior Classical League (OJCL)[13] and National Junior Classical League (NJCL).[14]
Noted people[edit]
- Michael A. Banks[citation needed] - New York Times Bestselling Author
- John Van Benschoten[citation needed] - Major League Baseball Player
- Barry Bonnell - class of 1971 - Major League Baseball Former
- Napoleon McCallum - class of 1981 - National Football League Former
- Zach Strief - National Football League Player of New Orleans Saints
- Eben Franckewitz - American Idol Semi-finalist
- James R. Terrell - US Olympic Canoeist; 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996
- Earl T. Wilson- All- American LB at The University of Cincinnati. (From "Pardon my white socks," 2006.)
District statistics[edit]
There are nine schools in Milford Exempted Village Schools, including:
- Milford High School—1917 students (Capacity, 1,365)—including vocational students;
- Milford Junior High School—920 students (Capacity, 650);
- McCormick Elementary—540 students (Capacity, 600);
- Meadowview Elementary—675 students (Capacity, 600);
- Mulberry Elementary—620 students (Capacity, 600);
- Pattison Elementary—715 students (Capacity, 600);
- Seipelt Elementary—403 students (Capacity, 356);
- Boyd E. Smith Elementary—565 students (Capacity, 407);
- Miami Elementary (now the Milford Preschool)—192 students.
The district currently has about 6547 students in grades Preschool through 12th grade. The cost per pupil has become an important statistic for the aging community to compare Milford to other schools. The following information details the costs per pupil for area schools and the state average for the 2007–2008 school year, with Milford students garnering less funding than in other districts:
- Sycamore—$13,159
- Mariemont—$12,152
- Forest Hills—$10,097
- Loveland—$9,322
- Lakota—$9,129
- Milford—$8,938
- Oak Hills—$8,713
- Fairfield—$8,191
External links[edit]
- District Website
- High School Website
- Fort Ancient Valley Conference Website
- Milford High School Athletics Site
- Milford Band Homepage
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ a b c OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association member directory". Retrieved 2010-02-17.
- ^ NCA-CASI. "NCA-Council on Accreditation and School Improvement". Retrieved 2010-02-17.[dead link]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Milford High School Centennial, A History of Milford Schools, 1883-1983. Joyce Snell. Retrieved 29 April 2012.
- ^ Bridge to The Past: The History of Milford. Milford Historical Society. Retrieved 29 April 2012.
- ^ Remembering Ray Bauer. www.RememberingRayBauer.com. Retrieved 11 May 2012.
- ^ Cincinnati Enquirer. "New athletic league to be named Eastern Cincinnati Conference." Udo Kovich. 17 December 2010. Retrieved 11 May 2012.
- ^ "See Vice President Joe Biden in Milford." Obama For America, www.barackobama.com
- ^ "VP Joe Biden to make campaign stop in Milford." Fox19, Digital Media Staff. September 6, 2012. Retrieved September 9, 2012.
- ^ "Vice President Joe Biden headed to Milford to campaign." WKRC Local12, September 6, 2012. Retrieved September 9, 2012.
- ^ "Milford prepares for Joe Biden's visit: VP to speak at Milford High School." WLWT NBC News5. Retrieved September 9, 2012.
- ^ OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site". Retrieved 2006-12-31.
- ^ OHSSCA. "Ohio High School Swim Coaches' Association-Boys Water Polo State Champions". Retrieved 2009-01-23.[dead link]
- ^ "Executive Board Pre-File Application". OhioJCL.org - June 2007. Internet Archive: Wayback Machine. 2010. Archived from the original on June 17, 2007. Retrieved August 16, 2010.
- ^ "OJCL Constitution". OhioJCL.org - July 2002. Internet Archive: Wayback Machine. 2010. Archived from the original on July 21, 2002. Retrieved August 16, 2010.
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First, let me trot out my creds. I took a PhD in combinatorial mathematics
from Ohio State in 1986. I'm going to claim this is relevant for two
reasons: one, that this cartoon is based upon some deep and beautiful
mathematics; that this material can open up into deeper study for any
student, from junior high to postgraduate.
The second is that this can open up mathematics for kids, and I will offer myself as an example. I remember seeing this when I was pretty young, and really got hooked on the bit about learning to play pool "by the Diamond method". It offered that math was "a lot more than just two times two", and that it was cool to study math.
The cartoon focuses deeply on non-arithmetic aspects of math, and that is welcome. Even as an adult, I still find it entertaining, but would be something I would give to any kid I cared about to expose him to the art behind math.
Buy it for the kids, or for yourself. But be prepared to study number theory and algebraic geometry, if you follow the leads -- rich material awaits... and as the cartoon notes, there are still many other doors to open and new things to discover...
I first saw this wonderful film in school in the early 60's. For
several years it was an "annual event". Considering I was never in the
same school district twice in a row, it was fascinating to see what
grade level each district thought it was for.
It gives a clear and understandable approach to the question of "What is math (arithmatic) good for anyway?" Fun, musically diverse, and perhaps a bit silly, it stands the test of time. Paul Frees' outstanding narration allows the youngers to enjoy the fun of the movie, and the olders to understand the concepts.
It also explained how to calculate a bank shot on a billiard (or pool) table using the spots. heh.
This animated documentary was an excellent combination of entertainment and education and is a real feather in Disney's cap. Most people have varying degrees of either disinterest or dislike of mathematics. This renders math comprehensible as well as making it fun and interesting-a combination most of my math instuctors were either unwilling or unable to accomplish. After 41 years plus, this doesn't feel the least bit dated. I'm glad to see it's available. Three cheers for the mouse (and the duck too, though I must confess that, for the most part, Donald leaves me cold. Not here, though.). Most recommended.
In Grade 11 Trig class, we made our teacher rent this as a going away present for the Seniors who were graduating early. This is a great example of the teaching power of film. In straightforward fashion, Donald overcomes his fear of numbers through illustrative examples. Plus, it teaches kids to play pool! Learn to use the diamonds on the table, and you too can improve your game with geometry and simple arithmetic. Recommended!
I am not going to say that this is Donald's absolute best, being a fan
of his, as there are so many cartoons of his that are real gems, but
Donald in Mathmagic Land has been a personal favourite of mine for a
while now. True, there isn't much of a story, if there is one it is
very simple, and there isn't a nicely rounded ending as such. But what
I do love about Donald in Mathmagic Land is that it is different, it is
unique, it is educational for kids and it is really enjoyable. In fact
it actually makes maths fun, and I do confess maths was one of my least
favourite subjects at school, for example I never got my head
completely around algebra. Even if there are minor flaws with the story
and ending there is so much that compensates.
There is some stunning art work that is somewhat inventive, and I think it has held up well over 40+ years, there is a fun music score, there are some funny moments such as Donald's quibbling with the omniscient narrator and there is outstanding vocal work from Paul Frees and Clarence "Ducky" Nash. Overall, if you love Disney and you love Donald Duck, plus if you want something educational even if you don't like the subject, just put Donald in Mathmagic Land on. 9/10 Bethany Cox
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I have never really been a fan of Disney. Don't get me wrong, there are
some Disney films that I like, but to be honest I didn't dig Mickey
Mouse and Co. (Sorry, but I am a true Looney Tunes fan). However, there
are always exceptions (The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Lion King and
Beauty And The Beast among them). A good case in point is "Donald in
Mathmagic Land." Growing up, I saw it every year and enjoyed it more
and more.
Donald isn't a math fan. A voice tells and shows him that math is an integral part of our life (Chess, Billards and Shapes). You have your typical Disney humor in it, but it teaches you a valuable lesson: no matter what someone tells you, math IS important in every aspect of our lives and that you can never escape it.
It's a great way to get your kids to understand the magic of math.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
One of the greatest films of all time. well, maybe one of the greatest
educational films of all time.
Disney could always make educational films fun and entertaining, and next to his 'Man in Space' series, this is his best. definitely his most timeless since some of the information in the 'Space' series is now dated. only problem is, this is so entertaining you just kick back and watch the cool retro animation and forget to take in the math lesson.
Donald Duck quacks,squeaks and squawks his adorable little self through a succession of colorfully presented math lessons ending with a quote from Galileo that's intended to inspire awe and make us ponder the universe. I would have, but I was still too busy thinking about how cute Donald looked. especially when he was playing pool against a live action background.
Donald in Mathmagicland is the Alice in Wonderland of educational
cartoons. It makes very little sense, and to explain the nonsensical
happenings, is the simple fact that this is mathMAGICland. If you're
into some strong story telling, this is not for you, but if you want an
entertaining and educational Disney flick, than this one is for you.
Donald Duck is transported to Mathmagicland. In this land, various happenings in normal life are explained through math, and an ominous voice talks to Donald, voiced by Paul Frees. Donald learns how instrument strings are mathematically designed, and how the game of chess in a math process, how the game of pool can be mathematically calculated, and much more.
This is not much of a story. It makes no sense, and has no real ending, but it's still a great short. The animation is fantastic. The animation features constant morphing of shapes and it's hard to imagine that these animators could use these techniques 50 years ago. The live action is thrown in well, also. The scene where they teach how to calculate pool is the most interesting in the movie, and the mixture of live action pool and Donald Duck looks excellent, and is a nice throwback to techniques used in Donald's earlier picture "The Three Caballeros".
Paul Frees is an excellent narrator, and Donald Duck is the perfect character to send to this inexplicable math land. The animation is great, and this educational Disney film is brilliantly animated and very informative.
My rating: *** 1/2 out of ****. 30 mins.
When I was a freshmen student at the start of high school in 1967 my math teacher brought this film to class to wake up the lethargy and the lack of interest for math in the class. Everybody laughed when he was setting up the projector since it was a cartoon with Donald Duck. The general feeling was it was for 3rd graders and it was going to be a very long and boring 30 minutes. Once the shades were drawn and the lights turned off however the laughing stopped in about 5 minutes into the film. You could hear a pin drop the rest of the way through the presentation. After the film was over the questions started and never really stopped until the end of the semester. That film breathed new life and interest into the world of mathematics for all of us in that class. Our teacher was a great instructor and I guess he had similar experiences with that film in his other classes as well. That film woke up an interest in me that stayed with me through high school and college and even now to this day. I have a copy and I still watch it once in awhile just for the great memories of so long ago.
This is a magically educational cartoon short starring Donald Duck
where he delves into an adventure of numbers, points and charts in
showing us how mathematics works in real life and how math can
sometimes be magical.
I have seen this short a number of times in elementary and middle schools, particularly during the time when math is taught. Though it is not the typical funny cartoon where we see Donald and his misadventures, this short is actually pretty neat and engaging, showing us how shapes, charts, numbers and math gadgets work in a clever way, utilizing that special Disney touch.
The animation is vibrant and brilliantly done and it is fun seeing Donald take on a more unique role in getting kids to learn, while retaining his lovably frustrated personality.
Overall, a pretty good cartoon that can both be fun and educational.
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Tuesday 18 October 2005
The votes cast in the first ballot of MPs were:
David Davis 62
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Kenneth Clarke 38
The remaining three contenders are due now to go into a second ballot of MPs - to be held on Thursday - to decide which two will go forward to the final ballot of the entire party membership.
David Davis, who had been hoping for 66 or 67 votes, said that there had obviously been some tactical voting but "the highest number of Conservative MPs have selected me as their first choice".
He called on Conservative MPs to give a "clear steer" in the second ballot about the man they wanted to lead the party.
David Cameron said that it was a better result than he had expected and described it as "very pleasing". He would be calling on Mr Clarke and his supporters to support him in the next round.
Mr Davis's loss of support will encourage hopes among the campaign team of fellow right-winger Dr Fox, who said that a lot of votes would be moving around over the next few days. He added: "I am delighted to have polled well above predictions."
For Ken Clarke, it was a humiliating end to his long-standing dream of leading the Conservative Party. It was supposed to be third time lucky for the self-styled "Big Beast" of the contest.
He gave no immediate message of which of the remaining three he would now support, but did say of the defeat at the hands of his fellow MPs: "It sends the message that they are looking for a younger leader."
For much of the summer it looked like Mr Clarke could finally achieve his ambition at the age of 65.
After announcing he would definitely run, the former Chancellor quickly established himself as the key challenger to David Davis.
At the annual party conference he joked: "We search for leaders who will be seen by the public as prime ministers in waiting. Oh boy, have you kept me waiting."
But by then he was already being eclipsed by moderniser David Cameron, who was picking up support from centre-left MPs who would once have automatically fallen in behind Mr Clarke.
The shadow education secretary's tender years only served to highlight the sense that Mr Clarke, the oldest contender, had had his day.
A veteran of the Thatcher and Major governments, he served as health secretary, education secretary and home secretary as well as commanding the Treasury.
Mr Clarke is widely credited with leaving Chancellor Gordon Brown a " golden legacy" when Labour's victory turfed him out of 11 Downing Street in 1997.
However, he was criticised for returning to the backbenches in Opposition after failing to become leader instead of joining the Tory frontbench.
His famously laid-back style coupled with a love of beer, cigars and jazz set him apart from other senior politicians.
But it was his pro-European views that created a gulf with his party and did for previous leadership bids.
In 1997, MPs rejected him in favour of the youthful William Hague even though Mr Clarke led in the early rounds.
In 2001, he lost out to Iain Duncan Smith in a ballot of party activists after topping the Parliamentary poll.
With euro membership off the agenda and the Europe Union's constitution in ruins, polls suggested activists hungry for electoral success were prepared to back him this time.
Mr Clarke capitalised on this, stressing his broad appeal to voters while talking down his pro-Europe views.
MPs initially looked set to give him the chance and put him in the final two against Davis.
That, though, was before Cameron catapulted himself into pole position with the bookies with his dazzling conference performance and sucked up centre-left support in his wake.
Mr Clarke warned there would be "a good deal of ill feeling" among activists if he did not make the final ballot.
With colleagues on the green benches happy to take that risk there seems little prospect of a shadow cabinet return, leaving Mr Clarke more time to devote to his controversial tobacco industry interests.
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Barcelona president Sandro Rosell has revealed the extent of the financial worries at Barcelona, admitting the players' wages for last month have not been paid.
Rosell formally succeeded Joan Laporta as president last week and and has already sold Dmitro Chygrynskiy to former side Shakhtar Donetsk for 15million euros to alleviate the club's "liquidity problems".
That move came as something of a surprise as, even though the defender had struggled for first-team football, coach Pep Guardiola had stated his intention to hold onto him.
But Rosell explained in an interview with Sport his administration were forced to act, both with that sale and by seeking further funds from banks.
"We found a club in debt, with liquidity problems," he said. "At this point we have to take a loan to pay the wages of the players.
"The squad were supposed to be paid at the end of last month and still haven't been.
"We'll fix a loan of 150million euros.
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However, Rosell insisted the situation was not a reason to panic.
"The members shouldn't be afraid because it is under control," he said. "We must resolve this tension.
"It can be done in two ways: to have extra income, like selling Chygrynskiy, and/or taking a loan, which is what we have done.
"The previous board had already begun this process. We followed the same path - the same banks, the same target but with a different business plan.
"They (Laporta's board) also knew they needed this credit.
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Asked how a club with a turnover of 400million euros could be in such a predicament, Rosell said: "It has spent more than it has made."
Despite the financial situation - and the purchase of David Villa from Valencia - Rosell insists there is still as much as 89million euros to spend on new blood.
"There will be 50 million euros to sign more players," he said. "This is the case every year. This is our plan for the future.
"Technically, as of now we have 50 million plus 15 for Chygrynskiy and 24 for (Yaya) Toure. In total, 89million."
That may not be good news for Arsenal fans, who hope to see their captain, Cesc Fabregas, remain in London.
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However Rosell, who is due to travel to South Africa shortly, where he hopes to meet with Gunners boss Arsene Wenger, wants the issue sorted as soon as possible.
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