CHAMP Meeting Reports
 

2007-2008

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met March 3, 2008 at the high school.  Marcia Helentjaris, Career Development Coordinator for Celina City Schools, talked to parents about the new Job Shadow program she developed with CHAMP for high school students.  Cover letters and forms for employers who wish to participate in the Job Shadow program were mailed to many area businesses and to all parents of Celina High School students.  A list of those wishing to offer Job Shadow experiences is being compiled to assist students in setting up appointments.  Student Guides to Job Shadowing are available in the high school main office.  Information about the Job Shadow program and participation forms are available to the public at www.celinaschools.org/celina_high_school.htm

Dan Varn, President Elect of Celina Rotary and District Executive of the Boy Scouts, spoke about the new Life Skills Day Rotarians offered to all CHS juniors.  The program was initiated to provide information about a variety of life skills that students will need after graduation.  Juniors had the opportunity to hear presentations by Rotarians in four different sessions.

Jon Wenning, who is serving as an advisor to students who wish to get a skate park built in Celina, spoke to parents about the students’ fund-raising efforts.  High school skaters Trevor Elliott and Kitt Compson accompanied Mr. Wenning and explained the student fund-raising  activities.  Most of the money has been collected through open skates held at the former WalMart building one Saturday each month.  Skaters pay an admission fee, and they are asked to donate food items to sell at the concession stand.  On a recent Saturday, the skaters raised $900, which they donated to help Maria Donovan.  They have sold t-shirts and discount cards and are in the process of creating a calendar.  More information about this group and their fund-raising activities is available online at www.celinaskatepark.com 

Student Council representative, Megan Bair, gave parents an update about Council activities, which included attendance at a recent leadership retreat.  Next, Principal Jason Luebke talked about current topics at the high school, including formation of an Environmental Club, graduation plans, the success of high school teams in extracurricular competitions, the Ohio Graduation Test schedule, and class schedules for 2008-2009.

During the CHAMP business meeting, President Suzanne Montgomery told members about the free ACT prep seminar CHAMP offered at the high school with an instructor from the Lima Sylvan Learning Center.  Sylvan is also offering an ACT prep class at the Auglaize-Mercer Counties YMCA on Mon. and Wed. evenings, prior to the April 12 ACT.

Books and materials in CHAMP’s High School, College, and Career Resource Area of the media center will be updated.  It was suggested that outdated books could be donated to the public library’s book store.

CHAMP is awarding 3 $1000 CHAMP scholarships to members’ students and 2 $1000 WOEF/CHAMP scholarships to students planning to attend WSU-LC. 

Montgomery reported that the Freshman Scholars, students who rank in the top ten in their class at the end of the semester,  had been identified and rewarded with gift certificates from CJ’s HighMarks.  CHAMP will again provide academic achievement certificates for Band members and athletes. Great Expectations awards, Character Counts awards, and Lotto prizes will be presented during the last few months of school.  End-of-the-year activities include Breakfast of Champions for the seniors graduating in the top 15% of the class, Staff Appreciation Breakfast, and Senior Send-Off on the first day of seniors’ finals. 

The next CHAMP/Parent Advisory will be held in September. CHAMP officers for the 2008 – 2009 school year will be Robin Elston – President; Carol Fink – Vice President; Amy Wade – Treasurer; Chris Reimisch – Secretary; Kim Nation and Kathy Coon – Activities Coordinators. Retiring officers Suzanne Montgomery, Connie Paulus, and Darlene Adams received gifts in appreciation of their service to the organization.  More information about the CHAMP volunteer parent group is available online at www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm 

 

 

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on January 14.  Guidance Counselors Lynne Carmean and Wendy Gabes informed parents about registration procedures for the 2008-2009 school year.  They also discussed college prep courses, electives, AP classes, the post-secondary option, career and technical courses and alternative school.

Principal Jason Luebke introduced guest speaker aaron D. Kuhn, M.S., L.P.C., L.I.C.D.C.  Kuhn is in practice with Dr. Crystal Oswalt, specializing in psychotherapy.  He gave a PowerPoint presentation on The Psychological Impact of Technology on Young People Today.

Kirsten Samples, Student Council President, gave parents an update on recent Council activities.  Then Mr. Luebke talked about dual enrollment, which will allow students to take classes in high school for college credit.  He also reported on an Environmental Club that is being started at the high school.  Parents learned about Progress Book, which will allow them and their students to check grades online.

During the CHAMP business meeting, President Suzanne Montgomery reported that the Lima Sylvan Learning Center will offer a free ACT strategies and tips seminar at the high school on Tuesday evening, February 2, from 7:00 – 9:00.  Sylvan will also offer an ACT prep class at the Auglaise-Mercer Counties YMCA prior to the April 14 test, starting March 3.  Registration information for both classes will be mailed to all Celina High School juniors.  Other interested students may inquire at the high school main office or call Sylvan at 419-331-7323.

Montgomery reported that Top Dog cards, candy and window peels will be awarded to Honor Roll students after report cards are distributed.  Freshman Scholars will receive gift certificates from CJ’s HighMarks at the end of the first semester.  Josh Leonard, Eric Adams and Crystal Brock-Dennis received Character Counts awards in December and more award recipients will be announced in early March.

Scholarship forms for the 3 CHAMP Members’ Scholarships and 2 CHAMP/WOEF Scholarships will be available in the Guidance office in February.

The final CHAMP/Parent Advisory meeting for the school year will be held on Monday, March 3 at 7:00 p.m. at the high school media center.  For more information about the CHAMP volunteer parent organization go to www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

 

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school media center on Nov. 5.  Principal Jason Luebke introduced Guidance counselors Wendy Gabes and Lynne Carmean, who talked to parents about the junior timeline and what juniors should be doing to prepare for their college or job search.

Next, guest speakers Marcia Helentjaris, Career Development Coordinator for Tri Star Career Compact, and Kelly Jay, English teacher and job-shadowing advisor for St. Marys Memorial High School, were introduced.  They spoke about resources available to students and parents to assist in career exploration and the selection of possible college majors.  Ms. Helentjaris talked about the Ohio Career Information System (OCIS) Web site which provides free, updated information regarding career exploration.  It offers an interest inventory, information about many occupations and occupational trends.  Ms. Helentjaris also talked about resources available at school and online to assist students.

Mrs. Jay discussed the job-shadowing program at St. Marys Memorial High School, in which all sophomore students participate. She explained the many benefits of job-shadowing and talked about how the experience helps students identify their strengths and interests.  She reported that a job-shadowing experience often leads to an internship or a job offer.

CHAMP Vice President, Connie Paulus, introduced Rachel Garmann, a recent graduate of Marion Local High School and a current student in the nursing program at Rhodes State College.  Rachel participated in a job-shadowing program in nursing in the Obstetrics Dept. at Mercer Health.  She shared her portfolio and enthusiasm about the job-shadowing experience.

CHAMP intends to help initiate a job-shadowing program at CHS so students can set up their own job-shadowing experiences.  Information about the program will be forthcoming.

Student Council President Kirsten Samples gave parents an update on current council programs and activities.  Mr. Luebke then told parents about new developments at the high school and answered questions.  He reported that the Celina Rotary Club is planning a day for juniors to explore a variety of career choices with local professionals.

During the CHAMP business meeting, Suzanne Montgomery, CHAMP President, gave an update on current CHAMP programs including Top Dog card and candy awards for all Honor Roll students, Lotto awards, Character Counts and Great Expectations. Tickets for the basketball Final Score fundraiser, which raises money for CHAMP scholarships, are currently on sale and CHAMP discount cards can be purchased at any Celina public school for $5.

The next Principal’s Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting is schedules for Mon., Jan. 7 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.  The guest speaker will be Aaron D. Kuhn, M.S., Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor. He is in practice with Dr. Crystal L. Oswalt, and he specializes in psychotherapy.  He will discuss the psychological impact of technology on young people (eg: the psychological effects of constant multitasking and being continually bombarded with messages and information; the impact of text messaging and email slang on formal writing skills; stress/anxiety provoked by pictures taken on cell phones and posted without permission online or on Facebook, etc.)  He will offer guidelines for parents and answer their questions. 

For more information about the CHAMP organization and its programs and activities, visit www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

 

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met on Monday evening, September 10, at the high school media center.  Guidance Counselors Lynne Carmean and Wendy Gabes talked to a room full of  parents about what seniors should be doing to prepare for the college search and application process.  They also discussed the importance of college entrance testing, including the PLAN, PSAT, ACT and SAT.  Information about testing and other Guidance issues is posted at their Web site www.celinaschools.org/counselors.htm   More information may be obtained through weekly Guidance newsletters that are sent out to the Electronic Community.  To receive school information, parents should join the Electronic Community by sending a request to Kevin.Mast@celinaschools.org.

 

The guest speaker for the evening was Corrie Wright, M.A., Academic Advisor with the Academic Counseling and Career Services at IU-PU Ft. Wayne. Ms. Wright gave a detailed Power Point presentation about the college and vocational school search and application process.  In attendance was Dr. Stephen Motika, Director of Student Services at WSU-LC, who also spoke briefly with parents and introduced the new Coordinator of Recruitment and Retention Strategies at WSU-LC, Mr. Brent Stocksdale.

 

Next, new Celina High School Principal, Jason Luebke, introduced himself and presented his plans for a positive school environment, which included maintaining high academic and conduct standards and increasing school spirit and pride.  He also discussed curriculum changes that would affect students.

 

CHAMP officers conducted a brief business meeting.  Kathy Coon read the Treasurer’s Report and explained the various levels of giving offered through family memberships, business donations and sponsorships.

 

The new CHAMP Football Final Score fund-raiser was explained, and members were informed that the money raised will go toward 3 CHAMP scholarships for at least $1000 each, offered to CHAMP members’ children.  In addition, CHAMP will offer 2 CHAMP/WOEF scholarships for $1000 each for students planning to attend WSU-LC.

 

Members voted unanimously to purchase a set of reference books for the Media Center.  The 7 volume set is called Extraordinary Jobs, and it provides information about exciting, unusual, and off-the-beaten-path careers.  The cost of the set is $385.56.

 

There was discussion about creating a “Welcome package” for parents who are new to the district. The school will provide pertinent information about academic and extracurricular activities, and CHAMP will provide information about other school-related topics.

 

Before the meeting was adjourned, members were reminded that CHAMP discount cards will be on sale for $5 in the main offices of all Celina City schools throughout the year.

 

The next Principal’s Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting will be held in the high school media center on Monday, November 5 at 7:00 p.m. This year, Guidance Counselors will attend each of the meetings and provide information on a variety of topics.  They will also be available to answer questions. 

 

For further information about the CHAMP volunteer parent organization visit www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

2006-2007

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) members met March 5 at the high school media center.  Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey spoke with parents about Internet programs and activities that impact student safety such as Facebook, MySpace, underage alcohol purchases online, posting unauthorized photos online, etc.

 

Student Council officer Lindsay Scheer gave parents an update on recent Council activities and Principal Curt Shellabarger  discussed information pertaining to changes and events at the high school.

 

Suzanne Montgomery, CHAMP president, called the business meeting to order.  Kathy Coon read the treasurer’s report, noting that CHAMP recently purchased certificates of academic accomplishment for Band members who make the Honor Roll.  Gold pins were also purchased for Band members who maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.  The total cost was approximately $400. 

 

CHAMP scholarship applications are available in the Guidance office.  This year CHAMP will offer two $1000 CHAMP/WOEF scholarships to students attending WSU-LC, two $1000 scholarships to students attending any accredited college, and a new $1200 scholarship available for a CHAMP member’s student.  The recipients will be announced at the academic awards ceremony May 8.

 

Montgomery reported that 22 students signed up to take the free ACT Preparation Seminar CHAMP sponsored on February 26 at the high school.  The course was taught by an instructore from the Lima Sylvan Learning Center.  Sylvan enrolled enough CHS students to offer a 6 week ACT prep instruction class at the Auglaize-Mercer Counties YMCA prior to the April 14 ACT.

 

Freshman Scholars, students who ranked in the top 10 of the freshman class at semester, received a congratulatory letter from CHAMP and a complimentary gift certificate to CJ’s HighMarks.  Freshmen who earned that distinction are

 

Members discussed special events for the end of the year, including Breakfast of Champions, Staff Appreciation Breakfast and Senior Send-off. CHAMP meetings will resume in the fall.  More information about the volunteer parent organization can be found at www.noacsc.org/mercer/ce/champ1.htm

 

January 22, 2007

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met recently at the high school in conjunction with the principal’s Parent Advisory.  Student Council officer Lindsay Scheer gave parents an update about Council activities, and officer Ellen Bryan told parents about the benefits of Sylvan Learning Center’s ACT prep classes.

Superintendent Matt Miller introduced Dan Pottkotter, who discussed the new DASL program Celina City Schools will implement.  The service allows parents and students to access student grades online, review class assignments, check attendance and email teachers.  Mr. Miller explained that a new online ACT prep program will be available to district students this spring through NovaNet.

Principal Curt Shellabarger discussed several topics of interest to parents including future changes to the Core Curriculum, February course registration, and parent-teacher conferences on February 15.

CHAMP President Suzanne Montgomery called the business meeting to order.  She explained that Celina Insurance Group and First Financial Bank each donated $500 to sponsor the Character Counts program for the current school year.  She also reported that CHAMP raised $2550 this year for the Student Leadership Training Fund, which was established to help pay for Student Council members’ expenses at local, state and regional leadership conferences.  CAPT, Pax Machine Works, Crown Equipment Corporation, and Mercer Savings Bank each contributed $500, and other generous donations were made by The People’s Bank Co., Shinn Brothers, Inc. and Samples General Contracting, Inc.

CHAMP Vice President Connie Paulus discussed programs offered by the Teen Task Force.  On Feb. 28, “Internet – Parents be Aware” will be presented by Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey at the St. Henry High School Commons Area.

Montgomery told parents that CHAMP will sponsor a FREE ACT Preparation Seminar at Celina High School on Monday, Feb. 26 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.  Pam Fried, Director of the Lima Sylvan Learning Center, will teach the class that offers strategies and test-taking tips. Sylvan will also offer a 6 week ACT prep class at the Auglaize-Mercer Counties YMCA prior to the April 14 ACT.  The class will meet on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 – 8:00, starting with a practice test on Saturday, March 3.  A second class will be offered at Wapakoneta High School on Sunday and Wednesday evenings.  Small group ACT instruction is available at the Lima Sylvan Learning Center.  For information, call 419-331-7323.

CHAMP members voted to purchase certificates of academic achievement for Band students who maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher and gold pins for junior and senior Band members who maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.  Parents also approved 5 scholarships for this spring.  CHAMP will award two $1000 CHAMP/WOEF scholarships to seniors planning to attend WSU-LC next fall.  In addition, two $1000 CHAMP scholarships will be presented to students who plan to attend any accredited post-secondary educational program. This year CHAMP will also award a special $1200 scholarship to a senior whose family is a member of the CHAMP organization.  Application forms for all scholarships will be available in the high school Guidance office March 12.

The final CHAMP/Parent Advisory meeting of the school year will be on Monday, March 5 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.  Sheriff Jeff Grey will speak about Internet activities that impact student safety, such as Facebook, MySpace, blogs, underage alcohol purchases online, posting unauthorized photos online, identity theft, and email scams involving fraudulent banking and credit offers.  All parents are invited to attend.  For more information about the CHAMP parent organization, visit www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

 

 

November 6, 2006

Celina High School Guidance Counselors Lynne Carmean and Wendy Gabes were guest speakers at the recent Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) meeting.  They presented a check list of student opportunities and requirements for each grade level.  They also discussed other guidance information and answered parents’ questions about a variety of topics.

Lindsay Scheer and Ellen Bryan, Student Council officers, gave parents an update on Council programs, and Principal Curt Shellabarger shared information about high school activities.

During the business meeting, CHAMP President Suzanne Montgomery discussed ongoing programs such as Top Dog card and candy distribution to Honor Roll students, academic achievement certificate awards to Honor Roll athletes, Freshman Scholar awards and the sale of Final Score tickets for the scholarship fund-raiser.  Members voted unanimously to purchase new Scholar Athlete pins for junior and senior athletes who earn a Varsity letter and attain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Area students may register to take an evening ACT prep class offered by Lima Sylvan instructors at the Auglaize/Mercer County YMCA , prior to the February 10 ACT.  For more information about the class, students can call the Lima Sylvan Learning Center at 419-331-7323

The next CHAMP meeting has been rescheduled to Mon., January 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the Celina High School media center.  Superintendent Matt Miller will speak with parents about a variety of topics including DASL, an online program that will allow students and parents to access student assignments, grades, attendance, etc. For more information about the CHAMP volunteer parent organization visit www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm.

 

September 11, 2006 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) held the first meeting of the school year on September 11.  Corrie Wright, Coordinator for Recruitment and Retention at WSU-LC, was the guest speaker.  She presented valuable information to parents about a variety of important issues pertaining to the college search and application process. 

Following the presentation, CHAMP president Suzanne Montgomery welcomed parents and introduced CHAMP officers: Connie Paulus, Vice President; Kathy Coon, Treasurer; Darlene Adams, Secretary; Kim Nation, Activities Coordinator. 

Montgomery provided an update on CHAMP activities and programs.  She reported that business solicitation letters had been mailed and that a newsletter was enclosed with the family  membership forms.  New CHAMP discount cards will be on sale for $5.00 at all Celina City schools, Details, OVISCO, Distinct Images, Mercer Savings Bank and Dairy Queen.  Sponsors for the Top Dog reward card for all Honor Roll students had been contacted, and cards will be distributed with candy after the first 3 grading periods.  Other CHAMP services and programs, such as Lotto, School Maps, Student Leadership Training Fund, Freshman Scholars, Character Counts at CHS and athletic certificates for Honor Roll students will be available again this year.

Parents were reminded to register to become a part of the Electronic Community at CHS.  The online service provides subscribers with the daily announcement that are read at CHS each day, as well as important notices and weekly agendas.  To subscribe to the free service, parents email their request to Kevin.Mast@CelinaSchools.org

Members voted to purchase the Ohio Career Information System (OCIS) for the high school again this year for $425.  OCIS is a computer based program designed to help teens and adults explore occupations; assess skills and interests; research programs of study and training; learn about colleges, universities and sources of financial aid; and develop job search skills.  The organization also voted to donate $300 to the Art Department, to help frame posters from each of the annual Art Exhibits at CHS. 

Parents are invited to attend the next Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting on Monday, Nov. 6 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.  Representatives from the high school Guidance Department will share with parents information about the services counselors provide at each grade level.  A question and answer period will follow the presentation.

For more information about the CHAMP volunteer parent organization, go to www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

Final 2006 Meeting

Recently, Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) gathered at the high school for the final meeting of the school year.  Superintendent Matt Miller discussed with parents a variety of topics related to the district and the high school.  He spoke about Progress Board, an online program that enables students and parents to check grades and assignments.  He also shared information about the levy campaign and the West Central School Improvement Team’s partnership with the high school.

Principal Curt Shellabarger gave an update on end-of-the-year activities at the high school, and Student Council Vice President Lindsay Scheer reported on the Council’s activities.

CHAMP President Suzanne Montgomery opened the business meeting by recognizing the outstanding contribution Laurie Rohrer has made to the organization.  Laurie, currently serving as the group’s Activities Coordinator, became active in the organization nine years ago and has served as Vice President and Secretary.  She will relinquish her position in May.

After Kathy Coon read the treasurer’s report, Vice President Connie Paulus discussed Pam Stenzel’s upcoming presentation to parents and area schools on abstinence.  Celina City Schools plans to sponsor another presentation about sex issues in May when Ron Delong of Foundations Behavioral Health Services will speak to parents.

Mrs. Montgomery informed members of a recent news story featuring the CHAMP organization on the front page of the Feb. 9 Mercer County Chronicle.  That article was posted on the CHAMP Web site.

Scholarship application forms are currently available in the Guidance office.  CHAMP will present three $1000 CHAMP  Scholarships and two $1000 CHAMP/WOEF Scholarships to students who will attend WSU-LC.  Seniors who graduate in the top 15% of their class will be honored at the CHAMP Breakfast of Champions on May 16, and members will express their appreciation to high school employees at the Staff Appreciation Breakfast on May 10. Students who made Honor Roll for the third 9 weeks received candy and Top Dog cards, and  recipients of the Character Counts at CHS award will be selected in May.

Before adjourning, members drew the names of ten students from the Lotto box.  The following students were rewarded with a cash prize in recognition of personal and/or academic achievement: Tyler Schwieterman, Scott Sommer, Ryan Moran, Jordan Cheney, Jordan Davis, Kelsey Waterman, Emily Clouse, Cody Hague, Brittney Delworth, Adam Gonzalez.  Lotto winners will be selected for the months of March and April, and teachers who recommended students during the year will receive a gift as well. 

The first CHAMP/Parent Advisory meeting for next year is scheduled for Monday, September 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.  Meetings are open to the public, and all high school parents are invited to attend to learn more about their child’s educational opportunities at Celina High School.  More information about the CHAMP parent organization is available at www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm .


January 2006 Meeting

Recently, Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School.  Marcia Helentjaris, Career Development Coordinator for Tri Star Career Compact, gave parents an overview of student opportunities through the Tri Star program.  She also explained the Ohio Career Information System (OCIS), which is a computer based program designed to assist teens and adults in exploring occupations; research programs of study and training; consider colleges, universities, and sources of financial aid; assess skills and interests; and learn job search skills.  The program is updated every six months, and it includes an Ideas Career Assessment tool.  Information about OCIS and the password to access the site will be provided with midterm progress reports.

Matt Driggs, who shares the leadership of Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) with his wife Nicole, talked to CHAMP members about the national and local organizations.  FCA was initiated to provide a positive organization and environment for teen athletes.  Driggs described the activities of the group and explained that all Christian athletes are welcome to join.  The Celina chapter meets on Monday evenings at 7:00 at the New Life Christian Center at 529 North Walnut Street.

Student Council officer Ellen Bryan gave parents an update about the Council’s activities.  Then, Principal Curt Shellabarger shared news about scheduling, parent-teacher conferences, and graduation.

During the CHAMP business meeting, President Suzanne Montgomery provided an update of ongoing programs.  Vice President Connie Paulus reported that the Mercer County Teen Coalition will host Pam Stenzel’s presentation on abstinence to Celina students during the day time and to parents during the evening of March 28. 

Parents discussed the many benefits of the OCIS online career exploration program and voted to spend $475 to purchase the service and interest/skills survey for CHS for the 2005-2006 school year.  Members also approved a $250 contribution to FCA and $200 for the CHS spring musical.

CHAMP will offer two $1000 WOEF Scholarships to students attending WSU-LC during the 2006-2007 school year and three additional $1000 CHAMP scholarships for students planning to attend any four-year accredited  institution..  Application forms will be available in the Guidance office in March.

The final CHAMP/Parent Advisory meeting for the school year will be held on Monday, March 6 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.  Superintendent Matt Miller will talk about issues affecting high school students.  All parents are invited to attend the meeting.

 

 

November 7, 2005 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on Monday evening, November 7.  Parents welcomed high school Guidance Counselors Lynne Carmean and Wendy Gabes, who gave an informative presentation about the services they provide at each grade level.  Student Council officers Lindsay Scheer and Ellen Bryan gave parents an update on student activities at the school.  Then Principal Curt Shellabarger talked with parents about new developments at the high school.

During the CHAMP business meeting, members voted to donate $500 to the Guidance Department to support their programs and services.  They also approved a funding request for $319 to purchase reading materials for the Learning Disabilities program. 

President Suzanne Montgomery gave an update about ongoing CHAMP programs.  She reported that CHAMP will draw Lotto awards each month, September – May.  Lotto cards are given to students by teachers who wish to recognize accomplishment in a personal or academic endeavor.  Students submit the cards to a Lotto box, and ten names are drawn each month to receive a cash prize.  Winners for September and October were Matt Wenning, Shane Vanover, Jake Green, Courtney McKirnan, Coyota Rohrer, Ben Bonvillian, Eric Schneible, Melissa Powell, Jairus Haines, Jordan Leonard, Nick Miller, AJ Mast, Brittany Riley, Nathan Howard, Joe Granger, Kevin Huston, Jess Wagner, Randi Zizelman, Chris McNew and Kylie Dorsten.

Treasurer Kathy Coon explained that the Final Score fund-raiser would be held again during the basketball season.  Last year, CHAMP used the proceeds from that fund-raiser to establish two $1000 scholarships for seniors planning to attend WSU-LC. 

Vice President Connie Paulus reported on upcoming community programs about teen issues, arranged by the Mercer County Teen Coalition.  CHAMP and Celina City Schools co-sponsor many of the programs, in an effort to keep parents informed about topics concerning their children. Dates and descriptions of those programs can be found on the CHAMP Web site at www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

The next Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting is scheduled for Monday, January 9 at 7:00 p.m. at the high school Media Center.  For more information regarding the CHAMP volunteer parent organization, visit the Web site listed above.

September 12, 2005 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on September 12.  Matt Miller, Superintendent of Celina City Schools, shared information with the parents about programs and activities within the district.

During the business meeting, President Suzanne Montgomery welcomed the parents and introduced the other CHAMP officers:  Connie Paulus, Vice President; Kathy Coon, Treasurer; Darlene Adams, Secretary and Laurie Rohrer, Activities coordinator. 

Members were updated about current CHAMP programs, including CHAMP card sales, the Honor Roll  reward program, the Student Leadership Training Fund and CHARACTER COUNTS at CHS.  Suzanne informed parents that Community First Bank and Trust generously donated $500 to sponsor the CHARACTER COUNTS at CHS program, which rewards students who demonstrate outstanding  character.  Nominated students are awarded at the end of each nine weeks.

Members approved a funding request from teacher Jacqui Archer-Amstutz, who wanted $100 for a program to reward students in the Intervention program who show effort and improvement in their work.  CHAMP strives to recognize effort and personal accomplishment in all student pursuits, not just academics.  The CHAMP logo was altered slightly this year to reflect that objective, displaying the words “Promoting student achievement” on the design.

Parents discussed CHAMP’s role in encouraging students to plan their high school education and explore all of the opportunities available to them after high school.  As the job market becomes more competitive, students with some type of post-secondary education will be better prepared for the future.  Parents want their students to start thinking about possible career interests early in high school so that they will know what type of training is required after graduation: a certificate program, a technical school, an associate’s degree or a 4 year college education.

Members agreed that CHAMP can assist students in making informed choices and preparing for their futures by providing handbooks, college and career guide books and test prep materials in the CHAMP resource area of the media center.  CHAMP also provides information on their Web site and through newsletters.  Members voted to purchase flyers. Students can start exploring their strengths and interests and possible career choices by taking the national PLAN test in November of sophomore year. The PLAN test also prepares students for the ACT test that is taken by college-bound juniors and seniors.  The SAT or ACT test scores are used by colleges to determine admission, scholarship awards, entry into Honors programs and possible waiving of freshman requirements.

April 11, 2005 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on April 11.  Student Council officer Lindsay Scheer gave parents an update about council activities, and Principal Curt Shellabarger shared news about activities at the high school.

CHAMP members recognized the valuable contributions Laura Rolfes made to the organization by serving as the treasurer for the past three years. She was presented with a gift in appreciation for her outstanding service. Officers are pleased to announce that Kathy Coon will take on the role as treasurer for the next school year.

During the CHAMP business meeting, President Suzanne Montgomery reported on the final CHAMP activities for the school year.  The list included Staff Appreciation Breakfast; Breakfast of Champions, honoring seniors who will graduate in the top 15% of the class; Top Dog card and candy distribution to honor roll students; presentation of the fourth 9 weeks Character Counts at CHS awards, and a CHAMP presentation at Rotary.

Parents were pleased to learn that plans are being made by Sylvan Learning Center to offer an ACT prep class in Celina, prior to the October and April exam dates next year. Sessions generally run for 5 – 6 weeks, with classes meeting for 2 hours twice a week.  Practice ACT tests are administered several times throughout the session so students can track their progress and become familiar with the test-taking experience. Celina High School students who will be juniors and seniors next year will receive a mailing with information about the program during the summer.

As part of a campaign to encourage students to make responsible choices, CHAMP will send home "Parents Who Host Lose the Most" flyers to all families of middle and high school students. In addition, CHAMP members will join police officers in rewarding students who have their seat belts buckled during an unannounced check as cars leave the high school parking lots.

CHAMP was pleased to award 5 scholarships to deserving seniors at the CHS awards ceremony May 10. Sara Knapke and Wendy Geier each received a $1000 CHAMP/WOEF scholarship to attend Wright State University – Lake Campus in the fall.  Jared Shaffer, Julia Siefring and Rachel McClain each received a $750 CHAMP scholarship to attend the college of their choice.

Ten students’ names were drawn from the Lotto box to win a cash prize for personal accomplishments noted by a teacher.  Winners were Liz Klosterman, Nick Schmidt, Jeff Hole, Amanda Jeffries, Josh Norris,  Heather Petrie, Brentlee Heckathorn, Bailey Overman, Greg Vogan and Nicole Anthony.

Before the meeting concluded, members decided to hold formal CHAMP meetings only four times next year.  Information about CHAMP and school activities will be provided in a parents’ newsletter which will be mailed home and posted on the CHAMP web site: www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm   

Next year, meetings will be held on September 12, November 7, January 9 and March 6. 

 

March 14, 2005 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on March 14.  Principal Curt Shellabarger presented information toparents about current programs and activities, including updates on theOhio Graduation Test, proficiency testing, the extended school year and the status of semester exams.

Connie Paulus, Vice President, welcomed parents to the CHAMP business meeting.  Secretary Laurie Rohrer read the minutes from the last meeting and Laura Rolfes read the treasurer’s report.

CHAMP members expressed gratitude to the businesses that donated to the  Student Leadership Training Fund again this year.  They contributed $2550,which allows Student Council representatives to attend a variety of leadership programs at the local, regional and state levels.  Businesses that contributed $500 are Crown Equipment Corporation, CAPT, Pax Machine Works and Mercer Savings Bank.  Generous donations were also received from Shinn Brothers, Inc., Samples General Contracting, Inc. and The People’s Bank Co.

Parents voted to offer 2 new CHAMP-WOEF scholarships to seniors planning to attend WSU-LC in fall of 2005.  WOEF will match a $500 CHAMP contribution, making each scholarship worth $1000. In order to qualify, students must take a minimum of 6 hours of credit each quarter. Application forms will be available at the high school Guidance Department, with a deadline of April 11, 2005.  Members also voted to offer three $750 CHAMP scholarships to  seniors planning to attend a two or four year accredited college in fall of 2005. Applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 in order to be eligible.  Application forms will be available in the Guidance Dept. with the same deadline as the CHAMP-WOEF scholarships.


Student Council and the senior class submitted a request for a CHAMP donation of up to $100 to cover shipping costs to send spiral notebooks to the First Free Afghan School.  Parents approved that expense and also voted to contribute $200 to the Internet Crime Unit, in appreciation of all of the work Sheriff Jeff Grey has done on behalf of teens in Mercer County. Members also agreed to help Police Chief Dave Slusser promote safe teen driving by assisting with the seat belt campaign.


Connie Paulus informed members that the Staff Appreciation Breakfast will be held on May 11 and the Breakfast of Champions, recognizing students graduating in the top 15% of the senior class, will be on May 17.  Scholarship recipients will be announced at the high school awards banquet on May 10.

Members were encouraged to attend the Peer Pressure Facing Mercer County Youth program on March 21 at 7:00 at Celina Intermediate School. On the same night, the presentation “Straight Talk about Young People and Sex” will be offered at 7:00 at the New Bremen High School.


The following winners of the Final Score fund-raiser were announced and congratulated:  Butch Braun, Kim Beckstedt, Deb Knapke, Mike Shaffer, Laura Rolfes, Sheryl Kuhn, Kevin Riesen, Stacy Sanders, Pam Gander, Lisa Loughridge, and Sheila Gass.  Each received a cash prize of $50.  Through the fund-raiser, CHAMP made a profit of $1500, which allowed members to offer the two new CHAMP-WOEF $1000 scholarships.


At the conclusion of the meeting, ten students’ names were drawn from theLotto box to receive cash prizes.  Winners were Brentlee Heckathorn, Beth Mahle, Natalie Feliciano, Travis Goodspeed, Kelsey Moorman, Garret Gray, Leeann Kohn, Meagan Sutter, Heather Hittle and Cody Stallter.

The final Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting of the school year will be held on Monday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.

 January 10, 2005 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School on January 10.  Mercer County Sheriff Jeff Grey presented information on drug use in Mercer County.  He discussed with parents the types of drugs that are being used locally and how they are supplied.  He displayed a variety of drugs and drug paraphernalia.  Parents learned about indicators of drug experimentation and use and heard an update about recent drug investigations.

After Sheriff Grey spoke, Principal Curt Shellabarger gave parents information regarding high school programs.  During the CHAMP business meeting, Vice President Connie Paulus reported on upcoming presentations offered by the Mercer County Teen Coalition.  For the past year, CHAMP has worked in partnership with the coalition to heighten community awareness of teen issues.  Information about  the community programs are posted on the CHAMP web site Click Here to view.  Internet: Parents be Aware will be offered at 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. on February 21 at the Celina Insurance Group training center.  Peer Pressure Facing Mercer County Youth will be presented at 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. on March 21 at the Celina Intermediate School Commons Area.

CHAMP members voted to donate $325 to purchase accelerated reading materials for the high school learning disabilities program.  They also approved a $100 donation to help cover expenses for the second annual WBL Scholastic Team Tournament that will be hosted by Celina High School on March 19.

President Suzanne Montgomery reported on the Character Counts at CHS program that CHAMP initiated to heighten students’ awareness of developing personal integrity and good character.  Staff members will nominate students whose actions demonstrate that they are respectful, kind, honest, dependable and dedicated.  Each nine weeks, CHAMP will recognize select students to receive a letter of commendation and a $50 cash reward.

Parents were pleased to hear that CHAMP raised $2550 for the 2004-2005 Student Leadership Training Fund, which pays for Student Council members to attend a variety of leadership training meetings at the local, state, and national levels. 

Before adjourning, parents drew the names of ten students from the CHAMP Lotto box, to receive a $10 prize for an act of personal achievement that was acknowledged by a teacher.  Winners were Kayla Donovan, Cody Reichard, Kylie Stachler, Shelby Wilges, Amanda McKee, Jacob Ausland, Jason Weaver, Brent Staugler, Eric Schneible, and Rachel McClain.

The next CHAMP meeting will be held in conjunction with the principal’s Parent Advisory on  March 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.

November 8, 2004 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school media center on November 8. Guest speakers were Lt. Dan Lay, commander of the Wapakoneta post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, and Celina Police Chief, Dave Slusser. The officers presented a traffic safety program, focusing on the importance of seat belt use among teenagers. Law enforcement agencies in Mercer and Auglaize counties have collaborated on a program called RACE (Responsible and Careful Every time) to promote safety belt use and responsible driving habits. This program was established in response to the increase in teen deaths caused by single-vehicle crashes.

Prior to the CHAMP business meeting, Student Council officers Lindsay Scheer and Amanda Mallory told parents about current council activities. During the CHAMP business meeting, parents discussed student programs. It was reported that Top Dog cards, candy and window peels were distributed to honor roll students. The new CHAMP fund-raiser, based on the final score of the home varsity boys’ basketball games, was explained. Members were told that 100 tickets would be sold to participants for $20 each, with pay outs of $50 to the winner at each of the 11 home games. Members discussed CHAMP’s full page ad in the basketball program, recognizing families and businesses who support CHAMP programs.

Officers thanked Dick Murray of American Computer Center, Inc. for purchasing ad space in the high school year book and allowing CHAMP to run a 1/3 page congratulatory message to graduates for the cost of a 1/4 page ad. Members approved a new program called CHARACTER COUNTS that will start second semester. It is intended to reward students who demonstrate outstanding integrity and character.

President Suzanne Montgomery reported that the Sylvan Learning Center in Lima will offer a practice ACT test to students in grades 10 - 12 at CHS on Dec. 4. Mike Graham, Sylvan Director, will administer the test, using actual ACT tests that have recently been retired. The tests will be scored over the weekend, and the director will meet with students and parents on Dec. 6 and 7 to return the tests and interpret the scores. Sylvan will charge a fee of only $5 per student and will donate the proceeds to CHAMP. The money will be used to purchase new test prep materials and resources for CHAMP’s High School, College and Career Planning area in the high school media center.

Parents voted to donate up to $200 to help sponsor the Operation Street Smart program that is being presented by the Mercer County Teen Coalition at I.C. school on Jan. 31 from 6:00 - 10:00 p.m. The program about drug abuse in Mercer County will be open to the public. Registration forms will be available at Mercer County Ed. Services, Foundations Behavioral Health Services, IC Religious Ed Office, Mercer County Hospital, Mercer County Sheriff’s Office and Gateway Outreach Center.

At the conclusion of the meeting, ten students’ names were drawn from the Lotto box to receive a cash award for the outstanding behavior that led to the teacher recommendation. Winners were Candy Kluver, Keith Grieshop, Julia Siefring, Ben Miller, Ricky Grimm, Brittany Shinn, Kelsey Cook, Kelsey Moorman, Taylor Langenkamp, and Bob Caudill.

The next CHAMP/Parent Advisory meeting will be held on Monday, Jan. 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center. The guest speaker will be Jeff Grey, Mercer County Sherff. He will discuss drug abuse in Mercer County and talk to parents about what they need to watch for and do to keep their children safe. The presentation is open to the public. In the event that school union members are striking on Jan. 10, the meeting will be held at 7:00 in the Celina Insurance Group Multi-purpose Room. Enter the building through the main doors on Walnut Street. For more information about the CHAMP organization, refer to the web site www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

 

October 11, 2004 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on October 11. Prior to the business meeting, Principal Curt Shellabarger introduced Paulette Strine from Gateway Outreach Center and Kim Smith, a nurse for Celina schools. They spoke about the Tobacco Awareness Program and the Tobacco Education Group, two new programs available to students who have issues with tobacco use. Then Student Council representative Ellen Bryan gave an update about Student Council activities.

After reports were read by the secretary and treasurer, President Suzanne Montgomery updated members about current programs. She reported that sponsors of the Student Leadership Training Fund had been contacted about continued funding to support leadership training for Student Council members. Top Dog sponsors were also contacted and will again participate in the reward card given to all honor roll students during the first three grading periods.

Members were encouraged to refer to the new guidance information web site provided by the high school counselors. It can be accessed through the link on the CHAMP web site or at The site provides information about college testing dates and registration deadlines, scholarships and financial aid, links to colleges, tips on preparing for college visits, etc.

Parents discussed the design of the large brick CHAMP purchased to support the fund-raiser for the tennis courts. Then they voted to donate up to $325 to Mr. Higgin’s proposed project which would set up an email exchange between students in his Spanish classes and high school students in Spanish-speaking countries.

Members discussed and approved a new fund-raiser for CHAMP. One hundred tickets numbered from 00-99 will be sold for $20 each before the start of the varsity boys’ basketball season. Pay outs of $50 will be made for the final score of each home game. The last digit of the home team score and the last digit of the visiting team score will be combined for the winning number. Ticket holders will have a chance to win $50 at each of the 11 home games. For information regarding ticket sales, call a CHAMP officer or the high school office.

Before adjourning, ten winners were drawn from the Lotto box, where students submit cards received from a teacher for personal accomplishment. Winners were Derrin Fusion, Amy Hart, Brittni Gunter, Kyle Pfeffenberger, Lisa Hertel, Laura Homan, Joseph Shaffer, Austin Trisel, Jon Wolfe and Amy Niekamp. The next Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting will be held on Monday, November 8 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center. Parents are urged to attend to hear Mr. Shellabarger’s update on student issues and activities and to support the personal and academic achievement of our high school students. For more information about the CHAMP organization go to www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

September 13, 2004 Meeting

Celina High and Academic Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) held its first meeting of the year on September 13 at the Celina High School media center. Parents welcomed high school guidance counselors Lynne Carmean and Wendy Gabes, who talked about the services the guidance department provides to high school students at each grade level. The counselors have set up a Web site that provides guidance information regarding a broad range of topics. The site can be reached through the guidance information link on the CHAMP Web site or at

Principal Curt Shellabarger gave the parents a brief update on school news before President Suzanne Montgomery introduced the new officers: Connie Paulus, vice president; Laura Rolfes, treasurer; and Laurie Rohrer, secretary/activities coordinator.

After the secretary and treasurer reports were read, Suzanne recognized individuals and businesses who had recently supported CHAMP programs, including Rainbow International Carpet Care Specialists, Bruns, Gant and Toms Insurance Agency, Designing Images and Kellie Mahle.

Members were informed about programs that would be continuing this year, including Freshman Scholars, the Mercer County Teen Task Force partnership, rewards for honor roll students, the Lotto program, Student Leadership Training Fund and the distribution of updated Student Activities guides. Parents learned that freshmen received a magnet for their lockers at registration and a letter from CHAMP to their parents. The new Fund Request form was explained, providing the staff with a means to formally request funding for their classroom or extracurricular needs.

Members were encouraged to sell CHAMP discount cards. The cards are also available for purchase for $5 through the Celina City school main offices, Distinct Images, Ovisco and Mercer Savings Bank. The cards offer savings at 21 local businesses.

Laura Rolfes presented information about the bricks that are being sold to raise money to construct tennis courts on the high school property. Parents voted to purchase a large brick to support the students’ efforts.

Before adjourning, members were reminded that they can find maps and directions to all Celina sporting events at the School Maps link on the CHAMP Web site or at They were encouraged to attend the next CHAMP meeting, to be held in conjunction with the principal’s parent advisory on Oct. 11 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center.

April 5, 2004 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met on April 5, in conjunction with the Principal's Parent Advisory. Prior to the business meeting, Student Council officer Amy Marbaugh gave an update on Student Council activities. Then Mr Shellabarger informed parents about student activities scheduled for the end of the year.

CHAMP President Elaine Marbaugh introduced the CHAMP officers who will serve for the 2004 - 2005 school year: Laurie Rohrer, Laura Rolfes, Suzanne Montgomery and Connie Paulus. CHAMP members presented Elaine with a gift in appreciation for her leadership and dedicated service to the organization during the past 4 years.

After the treasurer's and secretary's minutes were read, members were informed about upcoming CHAMP activities which included distribution of Top Dog cards and candy to Honor Roll students, the Breakfast of Champions (honoring students who rank in the top 20% of the graduating class), Staff Appreciation Breakfast, and presentation of the three $500 CHAMP Scholarships. Winners of this year's scholarships are Amy Marbaugh, Tom Speca and Heather Wilson.

This spring, CHAMP donated $100 to Mock Trial to defray expenses at State competition. A gift of $200 was given to the senior class for the purchase of honor cords for graduation. Members also donated $100 to help pay expenses for Brady Huff, who will participate in the National Skills USA/VICA Technical Drafting contest in Kansas City in June.

At the conclusion of the meeting, Elaine reminded parents to attend "Internet: Parents be Aware" which was being sponsored by CHAMP, Celina City Schools, and the Mercer County Teen Coalition. The program was the third in a series that was offered to heighten community awareness about issues affecting teens. The first program was "Peer Pressure Facing Mercer County Youth", followed by "Operation: Street Smart", which informed participants about the dangers of drug experimentation and use.

CHAMP meetings will resume next September. For more information about the non-profit parent organization and its activities, check the web page at www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

March 8, 2004 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school Media Center on Monday, March 8. Prior to the business meeting, Student Council officer Amy Marbaugh gave parents an update about their organization's current activities. Then, Vice Principal Kevin Mast addressed those present, providing information on topics such as the Ohio Graduation Test, parent/teacher conferences and post secondary education opportunities.

President Elaine Marbaugh called the meeting to order. Reports were read by the treasurer and secretary. Members were informed that all students who attained perfect attendance for the first semester had received a gift bag from CHAMP. At the end of the grading period, Top Dog cards and candy were distributed to all Honor Roll students, and those who were new to the Honor Roll received Academic Excellence window peels. Freshman Scholars (the ten freshman students with the top GPAs) were awarded gift certificates from CJ's HighMarks and had their names posted in the academic honors display case at the high school. Seniors were recognized during the Seniors' Giant Cookie Giveaway.

Elaine reported that three $500 CHAMP scholarships will be awarded this spring. Application forms will be available at the Guidance Department for seniors who have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 and plan to attend an accredited program for post secondary education. The application deadline is April 1.

Ten students' names were drawn from the CHAMP Lotto box to receive cash prizes. Those students' names were submitted by teachers who recognized personal and/or academic achievement.

Before adjourning, parents were reminded to attend the March 11 presentation "Peer Pressure Facing Mercer County Youth". The talk is being co-sponsored by CHAMP, Celina City Schools and the Mercer County Teen Coalition. Speakers include Brian Engle, M.A. - Director of Foundations Behavioral Health Services; Phil Masser, M.D. - Mercer County Health Commissioner; Sheriff Jeff Grey - Mercer County Sheriff Department; and Calvin Freeman - Celina Assistant Chief of Police and the School Resource Officer for Celina City Schools. Topics will include teen stress and mental health, sexual attitudes and practices, alcohol and drug use, and inappropriate Internet activity in Mercer County.

Parents were also encouraged to attend Operation: Street Smart on Thursday, April 1 at the Celina Intermediate School Commons Area. A free dinner will be served at 5:15, followed by a presentation by the Franklin County Sheriff's Department on drug experimentation and use. On the evening of May 3, Sheriff Jeff Grey and Coldwater Police Chief Gery Thobe will discuss the easy Internet access that youth have to inappropriate websites, as well as troubling uses of webcams, instant messaging and email. Their program will include a live, online chat experience. The location and time of the presentation will be announced in the near future.

The final Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting for the current school year is scheduled for Monday, April 5 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school Media Center.

January 12, 2004 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School at 7:00 on Monday evening, January 12. Student Council officers Ashley Lammers and Courtney Georg gave parents an update about student activities. Then, Principal Curt Shellabarger reported to parents about current issues at the high school, including information on the Ohio Graduation Test, prom, and class registration dates.

During the CHAMP business meeting, Laura Rolfes read the treasurer’s report and Suzanne Montgomery read the minutes of the past meeting. Members approved a $195 request for money to help Math League cover competition expenses.

Suzanne Montgomery reported that CHAMP printed and mailed guides to the Celina City Schools website to all families with children in the school system. CHAMP’s School Maps web page is complete, and the counter indicated over 1500 hits by the end of December.

CHAMP members voted to offer three $500 scholarships for seniors this year. Members also approved the purchase of silver and gold cords for seniors who graduate with outstanding academic records. Seniors who graduate in the top 15% of their class will be honored during CHAMP’s Breakfast of Champions, and all seniors will be recognized during the seniors’ Giant Cookie Giveaway.

Names were selected for $10 cash prizes, awarded to students who had received a Lotto card from a teacher for exemplary behavior. Winners were Demi Goldman, Nick Gnau, Alex Ball, Lora Lickteig, Cody Hague, Scott Sommer, Adam Clutter, Steph Michaels, Mindy Highley and Laura Link.

At the end of the first semester, Freshman Scholars were announced by Dean of Students, Bruce Boley. These freshmen earned the top cumulative GPAs in their class. CHAMP awarded the Freshman Scholars with gift certificates donated by CJ’s HighMarks, and their names were posted in the academic honors display case at the high school. Freshman Scholars are Gabe James, Chelsea McKirnan, Edward Craft, Alissa Westgerdes, Heather Petrie, Elizabeth Schmackers, Christopher Johnson, Andrew Muhlenkamp, Emily Spencer and Christopher Post.

The next CHAMP meeting will be held in conjunction with the Principal’s Parent Advisory on March 8 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center. Guidance counselors encourage the parents of current high school students to attend the registration meeting on February 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school lecture hall. The meeting for parents of eighth grade students will be held at the same time and location on February 17.

November 10, 2003 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on Nov. 10. President Elaine Marbaugh welcomed a representative from the local Teen Task Force, who informed parents about the commission’s purpose and goals.

During the business meeting, minutes from the October meeting and the treasurer’s report were read. Secretary Suzanne Montgomery presented an update on the School Maps web page, indicating that the page would be complete by the end of November. She explained that CHAMP also created a guide to the Celina City Schools website ( to inform families where information relating to the schools is located. The guide was professionally printed and mailed home to all families in the district. CHAMP presented Suzanne with a gift certificate for a poinsettia in recognition of her work on these projects.

Honor Roll students received candy and Top Dog cards at the end of the first grading period. Academic Achievement window peels will be mailed to the families of all students new to the Honor Roll. Freshman Scholars, the ten freshmen with the highest GPAs at the end of the first semester, will be announced and rewarded at the end of the second grading period.

Before the meeting adjourned, ten students’ names were selected from the Lotto box to receive cash prizes of $10. Students are awarded a lotto card by a teacher for personal achievement of an academic or non-academic nature. The students selected to receive the rewards were Cody Koesters, Tabby Burckholter, Sarah Pierstorff, Jordan Davis, Lila Frederick, Wendy Schweizer, Corey Zizelman, Siri Neelati, Willis Yaney and Katie Stoner. The next CHAMP meeting will be held in conjunction with the Principal’s Parent Advisory on Monday, January 12 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school Media Center. All parents are welcome to attend to hear Mr. Shellabarger’s discussion of issues that affect our high school students and programs CHAMP offers to encourage and reward student achievement.

Minutes from the October 13, 2003 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at the high school on October 13. Prior to the business meeting, Cece Wheeler, Project Director, talked to the parents about the 21st Century Community Learning Center Grant Programs. The grant allows after school programs to take place at Celina, Coldwater and Parkway. Celina High School Building Coordinators Jen Knapke and Jessica Haver talked about the activities offered to high school students. These include supervised study sessions two days per week, yoga, and scrapbooking. Chess Club and photography programs will be added in November. The 21st Century Community Learning Centers strive to offer programs and services that benefit the educational, health, social services, cultural and recreational needs of the community.

CHAMP Vice President/Activities Coordinator Laurie Rohrer introduced Student Council officer Ashley Lammers, who gave members an update on current council activities. CHAMP members voted unanimously to allow Student Council members to use $800 from their CHAMP Student Leadership Training Fund so that all members can attend the November Ohio Association of Student Councils Leadership Conference in Columbus.

After the minutes of the previous meeting were read, Laura Rolfes shared the Treasurer’s report, noting that 462 CHAMP discount cards had been sold and 32 family memberships had already been sent in. Secretary Suzanne Montgomery reported that the Top Dog card, which awards free goods at local businesses, would again be distributed with candy to all Honor Roll students after the first three grading periods. CHAMP was happy to welcome Family Video as a new participant on the card this year, in addition to past participants Subway, McDonald’s, Dairy Queen, Burger King, Celina Wine Store, Pizza Hut, Domino’s Pizza and Eastown Drive Thru. Kelli Mahle was thanked for her work in organizing the participants for this school year.

Suzanne circulated samples of maps and directions, printed from the new School Maps web page at the Celina City Schools site. The page provides maps and directions to all schools with which Celina middle school and high school athletes compete. It currently displays maps to all high school sporting events and will also include maps to all middle school competitions within the next few weeks. The page provides a link to the Ohio High School Athletic Association and also to the site that reports the results of all Celina’s team competitions, schedules, etc. Maps can be found at at the School Maps link.

CHAMP officers thanked Rainbow International Carpet Care Specialists and Bruns, Gant and Toms for advertising the CHAMP discount card in The Daily Standard. Members voted to again place an inspirational ad in the school year book, honoring the graduates.

At the conclusion of the meeting, members were reminded about important upcoming college testing dates and resources available at the high school. Ten students’ names were selected from the Lotto box, where students submit cards awarded them by their teachers for personal achievement. The 10 cash prize Lotto winners for October were Jordan Davis, Staci Braun, Nicole Homan, Liz Klosterman, Ben Salway, Jared Bowman, Brittini Gunter, Nick Gnau, Cody Reichard, Tricia VanderHorst.

The next CHAMP meeting will be held on Monday, November 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the high school media center. The Principal’s Parent Advisory will be held in conjunction with the meeting and a guest speaker from the Teen Task Force will provide parents with information about the purpose and goals of the commission.

Minutes from the September 8, 2003 Meeting

CHAMP held the first meeting of the new school year on Monday, Sept. 8 at Celina High School. Prior to the meeting, Kelly Marbaugh presented an update on Student Council’s current activities. 

During the Parent Advisory, principal Curt Shellabarger shared information pertaining  to the curriculum, testing and various school programs. He reported on a recent grant that enabled the high school to offer a variety of new after-school programs this year, which include supervised study tables in the Media Center on Tuesdays from 2:30 - 4:30 and Thursdays from 6:00 - 8:00. Teachers will be present at study sessions to assist students. 

CHAMP President Elaine Marbaugh opened the business meeting by welcoming the parents and offering introductions. Secretary Suzanne Montgomery read the minutes from the last meeting, and Laura Rolfes shared the Treasurer’s Report. 

Suzanne Montgomery explained that last semester’s Freshman Scholars received a congratulatory letter from CHAMP, gift certificates donated by CJ’s HighMarks, and had their names posted in the academic honors display case. Honor Roll students will be rewarded again this year with a Top Dog card, candy and a CHAMP Academic Excellence window peel. Students with perfect attendance the first semester will be rewarded, and the Lotto card program will recognize students who are identified by teachers for personal or academic accomplishments. The VIP Parking contest will offer free reserved parking passes to 10 seniors who demonstrate exceptional personal initiative. 

Information was presented about the new School Maps web page which can be accessed by going to the Celina City schools web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE and then clicking on the School Maps link. This page will provide maps and/or directions to all schools with which our middle school and high school athletes compete. The page is currently under construction and is expected to be completed soon. CHAMP officers commended Media Specialist Sheila Baltzell and Dean of Athletics Dan Otten for making this valuable resource available. 

Flyers were distributed to parents to promote the Women’s Health Coalition program "Taking Charge of Your Female Self". The 2 sessions, geared towards females ages 10 - 44, will be held on Mon., Sept. 29 at the Central Services Building at 220 West Livingston Street in Celina from 6:30 - 8:30. For more information about the program call 419-586-4663. 

Business solicitation letters were mailed at the end of July. Parents were reminded that CHAMP funds its programs with money raised through business and personal donations, $10 family memberships and proceeds from the sale of the $5 CHAMP discount card. CHAMP cards are on sale at the main offices of all Celina City schools and at OVISCO, Distinct Images, Dairy Queen and Mercer Savings Bank. This year, CHAMP welcomes new participants Rainbow International Carpet Care Specialists and the Boathouse at Grand Lake and thanks the other 18 card participants. 

The next CHAMP meeting will be held in conjunction with the Parent Advisory on Monday, Oct. 13 at 7:00 p.m. at the CHS media center. Future meetings will be held on Nov. 10, January 12, March 8 and April 5. More information about the CHAMP parent organization is available on the CHS web site at www.celinaschools.org/champ1.htm

Minutes from the April 14, 2003 Meeting

CHAMP Scholarship Winners Announced

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School on Monday, April 14. Prior to the business meeting, Student Council Co-chairman Kasey Howell gave an update on that student organization’s activities. Then, Lynn Avery demonstrated new computer technology that is being used at the high school. 

After Mr. Shellabarger’s Parent Advisory, President Elaine Marbaugh opened the business meeting by introducing the following CHAMP officers for the 2003-2004 school year: President - Elaine Marbaugh, Vice President and Activities Coordinator - Laurie Rohrer, Secretary - Suzanne Montgomery, Treasurer - Laura Rolfes. Suzanne Montgomery then read the minutes from the March meeting and Laura Rolfes read the treasurer’s report. Elaine Marbaugh explained that CHAMP sent letters to its members in support of the two school levies. She reminded parents that several CHAMP members were working on levy committees and that CHAMP donated $1000 to the levy campaign. It was reported that Top Dog cards and candy were distributed to all students who made Honor Roll the third nine weeks. CHAMP Academic Excellence window peels were mailed to families of those students new to the Honor Roll. 

CHAMP received thirty-five applications for the $500 and $1000 scholarships. The annual $500 CHAMP Scholarship was awarded to Amy Geier and the $1000 Anniversary Scholarship, commemorating CHAMP’s tenth anniversary, was awarded to Paul Stover. In the VIP Parking contest, ten current juniors were selected to receive free, reserved parking passes for the next school year. The contest required students to write an essay explaining how they gave more than was expected of them by overcoming an obstacle, accomplishing a personal goal, initiating a program, etc. Winners of the contest were Tricia VanderHorst, Brittany Wenning. Megan Condry, Laura Bonvillian, Sean Boley, Emily Baker, Amy Marbaugh, Jessica Green, Jason Knapke, and Hannah Smith.

The final CHAMP activities for the year include the May 7 Breakfast ofChampions, which recognizes the seniors who will graduate in the top 15% of their class. The CHAMP Staff Appreciation Breakfast will be held on May 14, and the seniors’ Giant Cookie Giveaway will be held during their last week of school. Ten students’ names will be drawn in May to receive cash prizes in the Lotto program, and ten teachers’ names will be selected to win Chamber of Commerce gift certificates in appreciation for their participation in the Lotto program during the year.

CHAMP will not meet again until next fall. For more information about  CHAMP activities and programs, check the CHAMP web page on the Celina City Schools web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/

Minutes from the March 10, 2003 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School on March 10. Dean of Athletics, Dan Otten, addressed the parents. Among the topics he discussed were the impressive number of student athletes at the high school, student participation in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the elimination of extracurricular activities if both levies do not pass on May 6. Mr. Otten informed parents that the new web site for CHS sports and activities is
www.iHigh.com at ohio.ihigh.com/celinabulldogs.

Following Mr. Otten’s presentation, Student Council Co-Chairman, Kasey Howell, updated the members about Student Council’s current activities. Kelly Marbaugh, Student Council Treasurer, described how students are using the two new iQuest hand-held, portable test prep instruments CHAMP purchased to help students prepare for the PSAT, SAT and ACT.

During the regular CHAMP business meeting, members voted to award a Ten Year Anniversary Scholarship for $1000 to a member of the senior class. This special scholarship is to commemorate CHAMP’s ten year anniversary. This will be in addition to the annual $500 CHAMP Scholarship. In order to qualify for the scholarships, students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher who are planning to attend an accredited post-secondary educational institution must fill out an application form. The forms are available in the Guidance Department and must be submitted by April 4.

It was reported that Top Dog cards and candy will be distributed during lunch periods to all students who made the Honor Roll for the third nine weeks. Those new to the Honor Roll will also receive a CHAMP Academic Excellence window peel. CHAMP will recognize the seniors who will graduate in the top 15% of their class at a Breakfast of CHAMPIONS in May. High school staff members will also be recognized at a separate breakfast in their honor.

President Elaine Marbaugh reminded members to check out the CHAMP web page which was recently update by freshmen Mike Montgomery and Steve Moore.CHAMP is currently working with Dean of Athletics, Dan Otten, and Media Specialist, Sheila Baltzell, to create a web page on the Celina City Schools web site that will display sports schedules and maps to all schools with whom CMS and CHS athletes compete. This will allow athletes’ families and fans to consult the maps for directions and print them out for their driving convenience. CHAMP members voted to donate $1000 to the levy campaign. President Elaine Marbaugh discussed the importance of passing both levies on May 6, in order to maintain the many extracurricular opportunities, wide range of classes and standard of excellence at the high school, as well as in the entire system. She encouraged parents to get actively involved in the levy campaign by calling one of the following committee chairpersons:

CITIZEN CHAIRPERSONS - Tom and Rosann Rable, FINANCE - Jim Miller,

ENDORSEMENTS - Mike Hyland, SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS - Christine Lugo and Tim Lehman, LITERATURE - Robin Elston, MEDIA - Chris Mohler and Lisa Fell,

PUBLIC RELATIONS - Sheryl Braun, Scott Braun, Becky Thwaits, STUDENT

VOLUNTEERS - Wendy Mitchell-Payne and Kim Smith.

Before the meeting was adjourned, the names of the following ten students were selected from the Lotto box to receive $10 cash awards for being identified by a teacher for personal accomplishment: Kylie Stachler, Brad Krick, Bud Bonifas, Daniel Vinson, Diana Schwegman, Brant Bullock, Brian Boess, Nate Heitbrink. Heather Waterman and Mike Stone.

The final CHAMP meeting for the 2002-2003 school year will be held at the Celina High School media center on Monday, April 14 at 7:00 p.m., in conjunction with the Principal’s Parent Advisory. More information about the CHAMP organization can be found on the CHAMP web page at the Celina High School web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/index.htm

Minutes from the January 13, 2003 Meeting

The Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) held a brief business meeting at Celina High School on January 13, prior to attending the School Board meeting. Student Council treasurer Kelly Marbaugh gave the parent group an update on Student Council activities and projects. Laura Rolfes read the CHAMP treasurer’s report, indicating that 575 CHAMP cards have been sold. CHAMP has received dues from 46 families and donations from 25 businesses, in addition to those that support the organization through participation in CHAMP card, Top Dog card, Freshman Scholars and Student Leadership Training Fund.

CHAMP members voted to purchase two iQuest instruments for the high school media center. These hand-held devices, similar to a Game Boy, can be used with cartridges designed for college test preparation (ACT and SAT). The advantage of the iQuest is that it is portable and thus allows for students to use it in a variety of locations, without being confined to a computer. CHAMP previously donated ACT prep software for computer use, as well as test prep workbooks that can be checked out for use at school or at home. The Internet also offers several web sites where students can review for SAT and ACT exams.

CHAMP members selected ten students’ names from the Lotto box to receive cash prizes of $10 each. These students’ names were submitted by teachers who wanted to recognize personal achievement in an academic or non-academic pursuit. The student winners for January were Chris Osborne, Abby Voisard, Harmony Schindler, Ben Gudorf, Kelly Rutschilling, Brett Dorsten, Tiffany DeMint, Alissa Simpson, Amy Zender and Betsy Davis.

Freshman Scholars were announced in January, following the release of semester grades. This distinction is given to the ten students in the freshman class who receive the top GPAs for the semester. Freshman Scholars receive a congratulatory letter from CHAMP, $10 gift certificates from CJ’s HighMarks and the posting of their names in the academic honors display case at the high school. Freshman Scholars for the first semester are Robin Snyder, Natalee Ziegler, Gina Dammeyer, Martina Hogan, Dianna Schwegman, Emily Clouse, Ben Siebert, Brandon Wenning, Kelsey Smith and Lauren Fuelling.

The next CHAMP meeting will be held in the high school media center on Monday, March 10 at 7:00 p.m., directly following the principal’s Parent Advisory. More information about the CHAMP parent organization and its activities can be found on the CHAMP web page at the Celina High School web site www.noacsc.org/merer/CE/index2.htm

Minutes from the November 11, 2002 Meeting

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) met at Celina High School on November 11. Student Council officers Kasey Howell and Kelly Marbaugh updated parents about Student Council’s latest projects. Then, principal Curt Shellabarger shared information with the parents about current events at the high school.

Secretary Suzanne Montgomery reported that CHAMP raised $2450 for the Student Leadership Training Fund for the 2002-2003 school year. This fund was established three years ago to enable more Student Council members to participate in a variety of leadership training programs at the local, regional, state and national levels. Major Donors to this year’s fund, contributing $500 each, are Crown Equipment Corporation, Mercer Savings Bank and Pax Machine Works. Other Sponsors who generously contributed are CAPT, Samples General Contracting, Stoneco, Inc., Shinn Brothers, Inc. and The People’s Bank Co. CHAMP members approved the release of money from the Student Leadership Training Fund to pay for Student Council members to attend the upcoming Fall Retreat in Clinton, Ohio.

CHAMP members were informed that the parent group would reward Honor Roll students with a Top Dog card and candy during the first three grading periods and mail CHAMP Academic Excellence window peels to students who are new to the Honor Roll. Students who maintain perfect attendance during the first semester will be rewarded with a bag of candy which includes a coupon for free bread sticks at Pizza Hut.

Before adjourning, CHAMP members drew the names of ten students from the Lotto box. These students’ names were submitted by teachers who wanted to recognize personal achievement in an academic or non-academic pursuit. The students who were selected to receive $10 cash prizes are Caleb Byrley, Chip Alig, Michael Jeffries, Ashley Germann, Alicia Rohrer, Mindy Goettmoeller, Brad Riethman, Kara Osterfeld, Ryan Moran and Rob Grubaugh.

More information about the CHAMP organization and its activities can be found on the CHAMP web page at the Celina High School web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/celina_high_school.htm

Minutes from the October 14, 2002 Meeting

The Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) parent organization met at Celina High School on October 14, after Mr. Shellabarger’s Parent Advisory. Secretary Suzanne Montgomery read the minutes from the previous meeting and presented the treasurer’s report. An update was given on the sale of CHAMP cards, and parents were reminded that Honor Roll students will be rewarded again this year with a Top Dog card, candy, and a CHAMP Academic Excellence window peel. The Top Dog card entitles the Honor Roll student to free items at eight area businesses. Sponsors of the Top Dog card this year are Subway, McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, Dairy Queen, Burger King, Celina Wine Store, Domino’s Pizza and Eastown Drive Thru.

It was reported that business solicitation letters were mailed in early October, and family membership forms were included with the mid-term progress reports. CHAMP is funded solely through tax-deductible business and personal donations, family memberships and the sale of the $5 CHAMP card.

President Elaine Marbaugh explained CHAMP’s role in organizing and submitting to The Daily Standard an ad from parents at each of the city schools, supporting the school levy. She also provided parents with a sheet explaining the time line of new Ohio state standards, assessments, federal legislation and accountability, in an effort to clarify grades in which Celina students will receive state testing in the future. Mrs. Marbaugh reminded parents of juniors and seniors to attend upcoming meetings with the guidance counselors to discuss plans for post-secondary education.

At the conclusion of the meeting, ten students’ names were drawn from the Lotto box. Each student will be rewarded with ten dollars. Cards are awarded to students when a teacher recognizes an accomplishment of a personal or academic nature. Recipients for October were Jason Leist, Alex Cron, Aaron Moeller, Betsy Davis, Synay Ly, Liz Klosterman, Amanda Starnes, Jon Caudill, K.C. Nuding and Bud Bonifas.

 

More information about the CHAMP organization and its activities is available on the CHAMP web page at the Celina High School site, www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/celina_high_school.htm Future CHAMP meetings will be held in conjunction with Mr. Shellabarger’s Parent Advisory at 7:00 p.m. in the high school Media Center on November 11, January 13, March 10 and April 14.

Minutes from the September 9, 2002 Meeting

CHAMP Kicks Off Tenth Year of Service

The Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) parent organization kicked off its tenth year of service on Tuesday, September 9 at the high school. The meeting was held in conjunction with Mr. Shellabarger’s Parent Advisory. Student Council Co-Chairman Kasey Howell addressed the parents, providing an update on the programs of that student organization. Principal Curt Shellabarger reported on news from the high school and answered parents’ questions.

CHAMP President Elaine Marbaugh introduced the other CHAMP officers for the new school year, including Laurie Rohrer - Vice President/Activities Coordinator, Suzanne Montgomery - Secretary, and Laura Rolfes - Treasurer. After the Treasurer’s report was read, Mrs. Marbaugh reminded members that $5 CHAMP cards are currently on sale at the main offices of Celina High School, Celina Middle School, Ovisco, Dairy Queen and Distinct Images.

The ten winners of the free reserved parking spaces were commended and announced: Corky Laux, Brett Dorsten, Dan Gudorf, Jeremy Stover, Drew Schwegman, Jamie Klosterman, Mindy Carey, Bud Bonifas, Kelly Krugh, and Lakshmi Satyanarayana. These students were selected in the CHAMP VIP Parking contest, which requires students to submit a short essay about an endeavor that demonstrates initiative and exceptional personal effort.

Mrs. Marbaugh informed parents of upcoming CHAMP activities, including the business solicitation and finding sponsors for the Student Leadership Training Fund. CHAMP family membership forms will be mailed home with students’ progress reports, along with a CHAMP flyer to inform families about resources at the high school, national college entrance test dates, Ohio college admissions statistics and other useful information.

For the third year, CJ’s HighMarks has generously provided gift certificates for the Freshman Scholars program, which recognizes the ten freshman students with the top GPAs each semester. Those students are rewarded with a congratulatory letter, a gift certificate to the restaurant and their names are posted in the academic honors display case at the high school. Regular Honor Roll students will be rewarded with an ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE window peel, candy, and the Top Dog card, which provides free items at area businesses. In recognition of personal achievement, ten students’ names will be drawn from the CHAMP Lotto box periodically. Throughout the year, students receive Lotto cards from teachers who wish to reward student achievement in either academic or personal pursuits.

The next Parent Advisory/CHAMP meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 14 at 7:00 p.m. at the high school media center. More information about the CHAMP organization and its activities can be found on the CHAMP web page at the Celina High School web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/index.htm

August 2002 News Release

Celina High Academic and Motivational Promoters (CHAMP) will kick off sales of the $5 CHAMP discount card prior to the Celina home football game Friday, August 30. After that, cards will be on sale at the main offices of Celina High School, Celina Middle School, Ovisco, Dairy Queen and Distinct Images, as well as through CHAMP members.

This year, the card features discounts at 18 local businesses, including new participants Doc’s Inn Bar and Grill and Venetian Gardens. CHAMP thanks them and all other sponsors of this year’s card: East of Chicago Pizza Company, Casa Rodriguez, WalMart, Domino’s Pizza, Dairy Queen, Distinct Images, Nowak’s Hallmark, Bella’s Italian Grille, Celina Wine Store, Casey Jones Restaurant, Ovisco, Celina’s Best Yogurt and Health Food, McDonald’s, Westside Carry Out, Wolff Tire and Deluxe Dry Cleaners.

Proceeds from the sale of the CHAMP card allow the non-profit parent group to provide programs at Celina High School that fulfill the organization’s goals of recognizing and rewarding academic excellence and improvement; promoting and rewarding responsible student choices; and offering information and resources to facilitate student achievement.

The first CHAMP meeting is scheduled for Monday, September 9 at Celina High School, immediately following Mr. Shellabarger’s 7:00 p.m. Parent Advisory. Future meetings will be held at 7:00 on Oct. 14, Nov. 11, Jan. 13, Mar. 10 and April 14. More information about the CHAMP organization is available at the Celina High School web site www.noacsc.org/mercer/CE/celina_high_school.htm

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