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Perrysburg Schools Spotlight - April 2016 Edition

Perrysburg Schools Spotlight

April 2016 Edition

We hope you enjoy our new monthly eNewsletter that spotlights excellence in our programs, students and employees!

Program Spotlight

STEMonstrationsDuring the Frank Spring Arts Show, STEM Teacher Mr. Jason Hubbard and High School STEM Club gave STEMonstrations! A fun way to experience STEM learning, they presented mini-projects for parents and students to enjoy together, including:
  • Makey Makey - Connect your world to the Internet by making a piano out of bananas, and other amazing activities!
  • Take Apart Lab - Disassemble old electronics and take home cool stuff!
  • Construction Zone - Design an engineering marvel all from wooden planks!
  • Ozobot Robotics - Program a Ping-Pong ball sized robot to light up and do tricks!
  • Many other fantastic problem-solving activities!



Jordan HoodJordan Hood is a strong student leader at Perrysburg Jr. High. Not only is he exceptionally talented, but he is also a great role model for his fellow students. He is an 8th grader who truly embodies Jacket pride. Jordan is highly motivated and participates in numerous school activities, including H.I.P.P. (High Impact Peer Program, which focuses on anti-bullying and developing leadership and self-confidence), the talent show, Golden Jackets Show Choir, Cross Country and most recently as Albert Peterson in Bye Bye Birdie. Jordan also serves as a student accompanist for the 6th grade choirs. He was selected to participate in Bowling Green State University’s Middle School Honors Choir and participated in the Solo & Ensemble Festival, receiving Superior and Excellent ratings. Jordan exemplifies the Jacket Way and is an outstanding leader in our school community!

Employee Spotlight

Scott SorgScott Sorg has redesigned his biology classes this year to put lab-based data collection in the forefront, which leads to deeper class discussions and strong student engagement. Once the data is collected, the class, facilitated by Mr. Sorg, discusses the results and how they fit in with the readings. Outside of the classroom, Mr. Sorg is Assistant Baseball Coach—building Jacket Pride throughout the school community. He also is the volunteer PHS School District Wellness Committee Representative. He recently championed his 100+ coworkers though a 6-Week Wellness Challenge. Thanks for all you do to innovate, help out and collaborate, Mr. Sorg!

Posted Thursday, March 31, 2016
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