At CES our 4th and 5th grade students

have the opportunity to be on the Honor

Roll or the Excellence Roll. In order to

obtain Honor Roll status, a student must

receive all As or Bs for the nine weeks.

The requirements for Excellence Roll is

for students to earn all As for the nine

weeks. CES staff is pleased to recognize

the following students for their academic

achievements:

4TH GRADE EXCELLENCE ROLL

Joseph Armogida Madeline Beers Hunter Brooks Brooklyn Cavey Logan Ellebruch Lydia Fike Saige Foky Natalie Gasper Ella Hartsel Emma Hibler Troy Hlucky Jase Homan Addison Leonard Jordan Letner Brennen Lloyd Nathan Malikowski Presly McConnell Vanessa Monhemius Benjamin Myers Everett Parsons Irelyn Pelka Noah Percy Jasmine Shimko Izak Webb Shannon Wertman Carter Whitehair Dylan Wittman

4TH GRADE HONOR ROLL Anastasia Baughman

Azlynn Behunin

Logan Benson

Kylar Blankenship

Tristin Bogucki

Mallory Bohan

Peyton Bohley

Zackary Brownson

Kierston Campbell

Clay Combs

Ethan Crocker

Carson Donohue

Jake Ferguson

Sarah Foley

Callee Gibson

Madeline Gogolin

Peyton Gregoire

Alivia Hendrock

Gabriella Izzo

Taylor Jordan

Bailey Josefczyk

Samantha Kirby

Derek Koval

Nataly Laney

Jessyka Lassiter

Lillian Love

Travis Massey

Claire McAfee

Erianna McKenzie

Lillian Mencke

Emerson Mencke

Cameron Newman

Alannah Offenberger

Eric Pilot

Alejandro Porras

Owen Price

Anthony Rivera

Stephanie Roberts

Jake Roebuck

Bryson Salyer

Asa Stephens

Payton Stiteler

Riley Stout

Erica Tanner

Margaret Tolley

Breydon Turk

Amina Zayed

5TH GRADE

EXCELLENCE ROLL Reese Barnett

Dylan Bresnahan

Austin Bunner

Peyton Cieslinski

Tristan Craddock

Emily Donofrio

Hailey Donohue

Riley Evans

Abigail Fijalkovich

Isabella Frasz

Talon Gasper

Allison Gogolin

Grace Goldsberry

CES

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T H E C O L T ’ S T A L E

12/6- Mrs. Kindall’s 3rd Grade musical @ 6:30 pm for Sulzener, Ste-phenson & Lambert

12/8- 4th Grade 24 tournament @1:15 pm

12/13- 5th Grade Con-certs:

-Mrs. Heinrich students @6:15 pm. Arrive by 6:00 pm

-Ms. Kindall students @7:30pm

12/20- End 2nd Quarter

12/20- Christmas Par-ties

12/21-1/2- Winter Break

1/5- PTO Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. in Library

1/12- CES 5th Grade Ge-ography Bee @2:00 pm

1/13- Teacher In service day—NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS

1/16- Martin Luther King Day—NO SCHOOL

1/19- Medina County 24 tournament @ Cloverleaf Rec Center

1/19- Literacy Night

1/30 - 2/3- 3rd Grade CogAT Testing & 2nd and 4th Grade Iowa Testing

2/2- PTO Meeting @ 6:30 p.m. in Library

Upcoming Events

Mrs. Martin ♣ Principal Grades PK-2 ♣ (330) 302-0103 ~ Mr. Falkenberg ♣ Principal Grades 3-5 ♣ (330) 302-0102

Monthly Newsletter

C E S H O N O R R O L L A N D E X C E L L E N C E R O L L

Canned Food Drive

Thank you CES for making this year's Canned Food Drive a huge success! This year, a total

of 3,631 canned good were collected! These goods will be distributed to families in our local

community by the Lodi Good Samaritans and the Seville Fire Department. A congratulations

goes out to Mr. King's 4th grade classroom who brought in the most canned goods, total-

ing 283! As a special thank you, they will be treated to a donut or pizza party! Some other

honorable mentions: Mr. Dailey's Class 253, Mrs. Cummings Class 220. Thank you to everyone

who contributed and made this very important event a success! Happy Holidays!

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Aidan Gruber

Brooke Gucker

Grayson Hayhurst

Kaylee Hendrock

Brady Jackman

Hayden Jarvis

Ashton Johnson

Sydney Jones

Megan Knapp

Allyson Kogler

Avery Kott

Emma Manbeck

Alana Maynard

Grace McQuown

Jeris Miller

Sophia Petrocci

Griffin Petrocci

Alexander Randall

Kaden Riggs

William Rogalski

Evan Rubes

Freddie Schultz

Claire Vaughn

Brianna Walkuski

Kemp Wilson

Chase Young

5TH GRADE HONOR ROLL Michael Arnold

Isaac Baltic

Logan Biskup

Thomas Blaha

Victoria Brandt

Annaleise Brasty

Ethan Brede

Anthony Brilla Sr.

Trista Brock

Tyler Brown

Gabrielle Colohan

Kiersten Crites

Garrett Davis

Erin Durham

Makayla Flanigan

Elijah Gardiner

Olivia Hall

Mackenzie Hein

Nicholas Heller

Mackenzie Hendershot

Savanna Hess

Emma James

Jarrett Knapp

Makenna Kralik

Karoline Kreider

Morgan Kulas

Joseph Lightner

Nevaeh Massie

Alissa May

Peyton McConnell

Brianna McMaster

Aidan McMillan

Collin McNeal

Carson Motz

Sarah Naftzger

Grace Pavlovicz

Donna Petersen

Gabriella Petrocci

Medora Pittman

Seth Remaley

Kylie Sidwell

Dhevan Sivapatham

Nathan Smith

Madison Snyder

Veronica Stepp

Congratulations to the fol-

lowing students for always

being on their best behavior

and for always following our

school’s four expectations:

respectful, responsible, prob-

lem solver, and safe.

Kindergarten

Gavin Ferrone, Olivia Wil-

son, Macaden Bohan, Aliyah

Kirton, Maddison Steele,

Autumn Weidrick, and Car-

son Cottom

First Grade

Colby Wentz, Chase

Thuener, Zoie Beardsley,

Anna Naftzger, Lane Smith,

Finley

Johnson, Addison Fallow, and

Miranda Channell

Second Grade

Carrigan Baltic, Stella Ben-

nett, Kenton Underwood, Car-

son Baltic, Sydney Sisung,

Kellen Price, Justice Ridenour

Third Grade

Ethan Decoster, Rocco Fon-

dale, Vanessa Robinson, Vio-

let Schmitz, Jozie Lloyd, Abi-

gail Topola

Fourth Grade

Claire McAfee, Nathan Mali-

kowski, Ben McCann, Ben

English, Anastasia Baughman,

Leah Archer, and Clay Combs

T H E C O L T ’ S T A L E

C O L T A S T I C K I D S F O R T H E

M O N T H O F N O V E M B E R

Art in Mrs. Fruit’s Room

In Mrs. Fruits art class, 1st grade read the book "I Ain’t

Gonna Paint No More" and learned not to paint their

body, but drew body parts and painted those! Students

learned paint skills and observation drawing.

In Mrs. Fruits art class, 3rd grade learn observation

drawing and drew a wolf howling at the moon. Students

learn the vocabulary term contrast and value by creating

a value scale with watercolor in the background.

In Mrs. Fruits art class, 5th grade challenged themselves

by mixing a 12 section color wheel with paint only using

the 3 primary colors. Students then drew an object on

them, cut them out and glued them down in order.

Red Ribbon Week

at CES

Red Ribbon Week is an

alcohol, tobacco, and other

drug prevention awareness

campaign observed annual-

ly in October in the United

States. At CES, CESA mem-

bers talk with students dur-

ing their lunch periods and

ask them to sign the drug-

free pledge. Every student

at CES had the opportunity

to sign the pledge. There

were over 1,000 signa-

tures! It might be an oppor-

tune time to talk with your

child about the dangers of

drug, alcohol, and tobacco

use.

Fifth Grade

Alan Thur, Austin Bunner,

Reed Carter, Isaac Baltic,

Shealynn Stutz, Coby Carras-

co, Emma Manbeck

Way to go students! We are

so proud of all of you for all

of the good choices you con-

tinue to make each day, and

for setting a good example for

other students.

Red Ribbon Week

Mix It Up at Lunch

Mix It Up at Lunch

Mix It Up at Lunch Day

A national campaign launched by Teaching Tolerance in 2002, Mix It Up at Lunch Day encourages students to identify, question and cross social boundaries. In nation-al surveys given by The Southern Poverty Law Center, students have identified the cafeteria as the place where divisions are most clearly drawn. So for just a day, we asked students to move out of their comfort zones and connect with someone new over lunch. It’s a simple act with profound implications. Studies have shown that interactions across group lines can help re-duce prejudice. When students interact with those who are different from them, biases and misperceptions can fall away. Students were given a number and were asked to set at the table with that number. Students were then given conversation starters on paper to help them to begin socializing with others they don’t know very well. Even our teachers joined in the fun! Thank you to everyone who participated.