Mackenzie Gogolin Brett Gucker

Nolan Hartsel

Vladimir Herdman

Connor Hitchcock

Kaden Homan

Skyler Hustick

Connor Jenkins

William Jerome Oakley Kemp

Annabelle Lormeau

Emma Malikowski

Jenna McGarry

Abigail Myers

Cora Neville

Cameron Paladenic Isabella Pintos

Isabelle Pritchard

Joshua Rittgers

Michael Scislo

Jennifer Shimko

Ashley Slife

Hunter Stallings Alyssa Stoner

Hailey Strasser

McKenna Tabor

Madison Vasel

Ethan Vaughn

Fayth Walker

Amy Washinger James Yagersz

5TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

Bryanna Armstrong

Riley Barczyk

Bradley Brasty

Oliver Carneal

Aiden Cavey

Kaylann Cherry Kaylee Cook

Tyler Corbett

Rylee deLuna

Alec Fijalkovich

KayleeFleming

Stone Foky

Reese Gold

Lakota Hagenbaugh Branson Harding

Haley Harper

DeLayna Harvey

Aubrie Hayhurst

Ethan Hess

Yuri Himes

Leah Houk Zachary Jensch

Chase Kilgore

Ethan Koran

Brynn Lilly

Brock Lloyd

Jacob Meckley

Carson Nagy Jacob Noel

Ava Norris

Jonah Norris

Madilyn Otterbacher

Preston Parsons

Caleb Payne

Isaiah Price Jack Reed

Sara Render

Jordan Ribnikar

Tatianna Ruiz

Danielle Scherz

Mya Sincich

Avery Skelton

Caleb Slota Morgan Smith

Morgan Sparks

Karley Spinder

Rose Stallings

Liam Stephens

Corinne Strebel

Gwendolyn Strehle Shelby Tausch

Vincent Taylor

Joseph Warholic

Allison Whitacre

Lorelei Williston

Emma Winget

Cullen Wittman Mary Wysong

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 1st nine weeks. The

requirements for Excellence Roll is

for students to earn all As for the 1st

nine weeks. CES staff is pleased to

recognize the following students for

their academic achievements:

4TH GRADE EXCELLENCE ROLL

Tristan Craddock Emily Donofrio

Riley Evans

Aidan Gruber

Nicholas Heller

Savanna Hess

Emma James

Sydney Jones

Allyson Kogler Avery Kott

Emma Manbeck

Peyton McConnell

Grace McQuown

Medora Pittman

William Rogalski

Brianna Walkuski Kemp (Ethan) Wilson

4TH GRADE HONOR ROLL

Thomas Blaha

Victoria Brandt

AnnaleiseBrasty

Dylan Bresnahan

Anthony Brilla Sr.

Trista Brock Tyler Brown

Austin Bunner

Alyssa Catlin

Jack Christenson

Peyton Cieslinski

Gabrielle Colahan

Joseph Cross Garrett Davis

Kourtni Demell

Garrett Dezarn

Erin Durham

Abigail Fijalkovich

Isabella Frasz Cael Gasper

Talon Gasper

Allison Gogolin

Grace Goldsberry

Brooke Gucker

Olivia Hall

Grayson Hayhurst

Mackenzie Hein Megan Hill

Brady Jackman

Hayden Jarvis

Lauren Jensch

Ashton Johnson

Jarrett Knapp

Megan Knapp Makenna Kralik

Hannah Lesniak

Joseph Lightner

Rebecca Maguire

Nevaeh Massie

Brianna McMaster

Aidan McMillan Collin McNeal

Holly Milbrandt

Jeris Miller

Grace Pavlovicz

Jace Peacock

Gabriella Petrocci

Griffin Petrocci Alexander Randall

Sidney Scherler

Sebastian Schlegel

Frederick Schultz

Kylie Sidwell

Nathan Smith

Madison Snyder James Stickler Jr.

Reese Swiney

Suzanna Tefs

Alan Thur

Claire Vaughn

Allison Yagersz

5TH GRADE EXCELLENCE ROLL

Julia Armogida

Savannah Barker

Carter Betts Mailley Bohan

Paige Brownson

Jaclyn Carske

Kaitlyn Carske

Meghan Cavey

Alexis Crow

Ainsley Culp Marin Dixon

Emily Flanik

Alice Genkin

Emily George

CES

1 0 / 3 0 / 1 5

T H E C O L T ’ S T A L E

11/2-6 – PTO Book Fair

11/3 – Picture Re-take day

11/5 – PTO Book Fair Parent

Night 4:00 -7:45 pm

11/5 - Conferences Grades

3-5 4:30-8:00 pm

11/12 - Conferences Grades

PK-5 8:30 am to 4:00 pm

No School for Elementary

11/12 - Conferences Grades

PK-2 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm

11/13 – In-service for

Teachers - No school

11/20 – Conferences for

Kindergarten 8:30 am—

4:00 pm (No school for

kindergarten only)

11/25, 26 & 27 – Thanksgiv-

ing Break

12/7-12/11 – Holiday Shop

12/10 - Concert Grade 5

12/21-1/1 Winter Break

1/4 - Classes resume

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

Chrombook Classroom

Mrs. Kee’s class is one of three at CES that has its own Chromebook cart to use daily in

the classroom. The students have participated in blended learning during reading groups

which gives them time with the teacher, opportunities to type and share journal entries in

Google Docs, record their oral reading using an app and to complete phonics activities

both on the Chromebook and in their notebooks. This style of learning allows each stu-

dent to learn at his/her pace and at their present levels. They are completing assignments

and viewing posted videos on Google Classroom to show their learning as well. The

students are beginning to collaborate with fourth graders in Highland as they blog about

Fish in a Tree by Lynda Mullaly Hunt through the Global Read Aloud. The use of tech-

nology in the classroom has provided many opportunities to learn and show progress

using 21st century skills.

Follow us on the web at www.cloverleaflocal.org

Cloverleaf Elementary is

sponsoring a Canned Food

Drive from November

16th to the 24th. Any non

-perishable food items will

be accepted and appreciat-

ed. The food from the

drive will support the Lodi

Good Samaritan’s and the

Seville Fire Department.

Any remaining food will

be donated to Seville

Methodist Church Food

Pantry. Please consider

sending in a donation to

help spread smiles to

those in our community.

T H E C O L T ’ S T A L E

Tips From Mrs. Weigel

If you're looking for a fun way to help your children learn their math facts, try: http://resources.oswego.org/games/. Scroll to the bottom of the list and you'll find “Sum Sense Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division”. It’s perfect for all grade levels!

A Message From Our Nurse

As the cold and flu season is upon us, please be advised that it is best for stu-dents who are ill to stay at home until they are feeling better. If the child pre-

sents a fever, he/she must be kept at home until they are fever free for 24

hours without the use of fever reducing medication. Also a child who is throw-

ing up should be kept home for 24 hours after the last occurrence.

C A N N E D F O O D D R I V E

F O R T H A N K S G I V I N G

State Reading Tests

Coming Soon

The third grade classes

will be taking their first

state test on December 1

and 2. The test will be a

Reading/Language Arts

test only. Attendance on

these two days

will be very im-

portant.

From Mrs. Klevay in the Art

Department

We are looking for donations

of rolls of gift wrap paper (for

any season) for use in our

popular recycled chair project

for 5th grade. Last year’s

chairs were a huge success

and we hope to continue the

project again this year. If you

can donate a roll or two that

would be great! Lots of pat-

tern in the paper looks awe-

some!!

Grade 5 Concert

Thursday, December 10, 2015

6:15 pm Ms. Heinrich's Classes

7:30 pm Miss Kindall's Classes

Cloverleaf Elementary School Cafetorium

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! To wrap up the

week, CESA members be-

gan shooting a video to fur-

ther explain the importance

of taking the pledge, and to

explain what the word

“drug” means. It might be

an opportune time to talk

with your child about the

dangers of drug, alcohol,

and tobacco use.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!