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Avon Offers ‘Test My Teen’ Drug Prevention

Parents are the number 1 reason why teens don’t use drugs. Avon Police now offer the Test My Teen Program to help parents in the community help their children to remain drug free. Concerned, involved parents are the strongest deterrent kids have for staying off drugs. This drug-prevention program is designed to keep parents in touch with what is really ... Read More »

Freshwater Well in eSwatini to be Named Bay Village Well

Bay High Key Club sponsored a freshwater well in a small African country with $12,000 raised in the spring of 2019. The Thirst Project was a major success, and now the school has received the following letter regarding their donation: “If you are receiving this packet, that means that you have done what some said was impossible. You’ve spent hours, ... Read More »

Dr. Holly Schafer is Bay Schools Director of Human Resources

Dr. Holly Schafer will serve as Director of Human Resources, a new position in the Bay Village Schools. Schafer served as principal at Olmsted Falls High School since 2012. Prior to that she was an assistant principal at Brunswick High School and a social studies teacher at Lakewood High School. She holds an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership from Youngstown State ... Read More »

116 Bay High Students are AP Scholars

Bay High School students continue to show high participation rates and scores in the Advanced Placement (AP) program of the College Board. Bay High lists 116 students who were named AP Scholars at various levels of distinction based upon their course test scores accumulated by the end of the 2018-19 academic year. William Bleisath, Amelia Johnson and Catherine Kapalczynski, all ... Read More »

134 Westlake High Students Named AP Scholars

One-hundred thirty-four current and former Westlake High School students were named AP Scholars by the College Board’s AP Program in recognition of their exceptional achievement on the college-level Advanced Placement Exams. Students take AP exams in May after completing challenging college-level courses at their high schools. The College Board recognizes several levels of achievement based on the number of yearlong ... Read More »

Shadowing at Avon High School

Each fall Avon High School offers students who are not currently enrolled in the Avon Schools the opportunity to shadow at Avon High School. Shadowing is recommended for students in eighth-grade and beyond who are considering Avon High School for the following school year. Three shadowing opportunities are available during the school day on specific Thursdays in the coming weeks, Nov. ... Read More »

Free Lunch & Learn at Brunswick Pointe

Join Brunswick Pointe Transitional Care, 4355 Laurel Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212, on Thursday, September 19 for a free lunch and learn program “Senior Scams” presented by Barbara Kornuc, Community Liaison for Stano Law Firm. Learn about how to help protect against scams that affect everyone, young and old and ways to avoid becoming a victim and areas we never thought ... Read More »

Avon to Dedicate New Veterans Memorial Saturday, Sept. 14

The City of Avon will be dedicating its new Veterans Memorial on Saturday, September 14 at 10:00 a.m.  The memorial is located in the park behind the Fire Department (36185 Detroit Road) and next to the Avon Aquatic Facility. The dedication completes a project that started almost two years ago.  “We are very proud of this memorial and hope it ... Read More »

25 Years and Growing! The Bay Village Homecoming Parade

The Bay Village Homecoming Parade is a fantastic city event that starts from the intersection of Cahoon and Wolf Road and stretches all the way to the stadium at the high school. These days, it is typical to see the crowd four-to five deep in areas from Glenview to the stadium and packed for the rest of the route. Like ... Read More »