North Canton Middle School Offers Adaptive Art Classes
Blogger Ashley Villers explains the concept of the classes and share some of the students' art.
Blogger Ashley Villers explains the concept of the classes and share some of the students' art.
Catch up on seven days worth of North Canton news with our Week in Review update.
Get the full story by clicking on the blurbs below: 1. This is pretty incredible. Over 200 North Canton Middle School students dressed in orange Tuesday to support a pair classmates touched by tragedy. 2. North Canton police: Arsonist sentenced to three years in prison. 3. Find out where Hoover High School ranked in the annual list of best high schools prepared by U.S. News and World Report. 4. Pollen levels are climbing in North Canton. Better grab the Claritin. 5. Our partners at Zillow update this homes for sale list every week. Check out the North Canton homes recently put on the market. 6. North Canton Middle School 8th graders stormed Washington, D.C. and took some pretty fantastic photos. Check them out. 7. Last weekend's North …
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More than 200 North Canton Middle School students dressed in orange Tuesday to support a pair of classmates touched by tragedy.
Earlier this week, more than 200 students arrived at North Canton Middle School wearing Viking orange in support of two classmates recently devastated by the unexpected loss of their father. The students organized it with cell phone texts and social media messages. They planned it without the help of teachers. They did it to convey a feeling that couldn’t be expressed in words. “Spontaneously, without any adult assistance, coaxing, or knowledge, hundreds of. . .friends and fellow students arrived to school (on Tuesday) wearing orange,” said NCMS teacher Todd Dannemiller. “This alone is no small feat. We don't see this kind of participation on Spirit Day!” “I think it was just very heart warming. . .an amazing show of support,” said NCMS …
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Check out these photos the students took while on a three-day trip to Washington, D.C.
Hoover High senior Zach Acito stopped by North Canton Middle School Thursday to share with his sister Paige's classmates the story of his trip to India
When Zach Acito arrived in Sitarampuram, India, he and his youth group members were showered with strings of colorful flowers. Their hosts stayed in small huts while the youth group stayed in an elaborate, beautiful guest house. They were treated, as Acito said, "like kings." "It was just really different for me," he said. "I had never experienced being placed in so much honor like that. In our culture, we take each other for granted. Not that we don't care about each other. But this really changed my perspective." The Hoover High senior spoke inside North Canton Middle School Thursday about his youth group's trip to the India village. Students in three sixth-grade classes listened as Acito shared his story of the December 2011-January …
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North Canton Patrolman Matthew Rahde will take the plunge into ice-cold water at the Columbus Zoo Feb. 16 to raise money for the Ohio Special Olympics
When police officers step into their uniforms, they're ready for a multitude of situations. But for Patrolman Matt Rahde, when he puts on his North Canton police uniform Feb. 16, he's just in for a very cold, very uncomfortable situation. The police officer will, for the second time, take a plunge into a swimming pool filled with ice-cold water as part of the annual Polar Plunge at the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium, which raises money for Special Olympics Ohio. The event is one of nine plunges taking place throughout Ohio between November 2012 and March 2013. Even though he's a returning participant, he's still expecting a shivering experience. "It's cold," Rahde summed it up. "You hit that water, it definitely takes your breath away." Rahde, …
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Box Tops for Education will be collected in 10th period classes on Feb. 5, Feb. 7, Feb. 12 and Feb. 14
Students got to sport crazy hats, ugly sweaters and visit with Santa Claus.
Students at North Canton Middle School got to have some holiday fun this week in between their lessons. Santa visited some classes on Thursday, students were encouraged to wear crazy Christmas hats and ugly Christmas sweaters – and there were even a couple Buddy the Elf sightings courtesy of some of the teachers. Check out the photos, submitted in our Pics & Clips gallery by Julie Burley, North Canton Middle School librarian. See anything interesting happening at your school in North Canton, or anywhere around town? Make sure to upload it to our Pics & Clips gallery!
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Staff at North Canton Middle School decorated pumpkins that resemble Frankenstein, Jack Skellington from Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and a "boo-ling" pin — just to name a few characters
North Canton Middle School staff got pretty wacky when asked to decorate a pumpkin for the first-ever Staff Pumpkin Decorating Raffle this year. Just look: The teachers, counselors and even Principal Margie McDougal concocted pumpkins that resemble Frankenstein, Jack Skellington from Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and a "boo-ling" pin. Staff sold tickets (three for $1) during lunch this week and will wrap up the raffle today. Students will choose which pumpkin they'd like to win using the raffle tickets they bought this week. One ticket will be pulled for each decorated pumpkin this afternoon to determine the winner. North Canton Patch wants to thank librarian Julie Burley (yep, the same Patch reader who submitted photos of…
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11:09 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
I love that Jack Skellington pumpkin, Ashley. You did a great job. And the basket of fruit is pretty awesome, too.   more ›
Troy Richardson, a North Canton Middle School social studies teacher, was the lucky guy chosen to dress up as a cheerleader after students completed a successful Scholastic Book Fair
North Canton Middle School students got their pick of who they'd like to see donning a Vikings cheerleader outfit if they completed a successful Scholastic Book Fair. Well, the students kept up their end of the deal by raising money for the school's library, and they picked Troy Richardson, a sixth grade social studies teacher, to wear the cheerleading uniform this past Friday. Check out the photos — submitted in our Pics & Clips gallery by Julie Burley, North Canton Middle School librarian — and let us know how Richardson looks in his new getup! And feel free to offer some congrats to the North Canton Middle School students for their dedication to their school library. See anything interesting happening at your school in North Canton, or …
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9:41 pm on Monday, October 22, 2012
It was very distracting in class. Lol we try to focus but it was hard to!! Funniest thing I've ever seen   more ›
Kelly Parsons (Hatcher)
10:37 am on Friday, April 26, 2013
We have awesome children that show compassion! It shows that the character of our children is not a lost cause! We as parents have done well :) great job!   more ›