newsies spring musical breaks attendance records

4/26/2019 Maumee City Schools Mail - Maumee City Schools E-Newsletter - 10th Edition

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April 26, 2019

Welcome to the 10th Edition of the Maumee City Schools eNewsletter

Showcasing the talents of 2,300+ students who attend public school inMaumee

Newsies Spring Musical Breaks Attendance Records

Newsies was a blockbuster hit this spring and the musical broke all previous MHS attendancerecords on the second night of their threeday run. There were 55 students, several in elementaryschool, who were involved in some way and the production was absolutely amazing.

Coming Next School Year: The Crucible November 2019 & Footloose The Musical March2020



Richard Kazmaier Memorial Golf Outing Set for June 10Golfers and sponsors are needed! This annual event will be at South Toledo Golf Club on Monday,June 10 with an 11:30 a.m. shotgun start. The cost is $85 and includes teegift, a round of 18, cart,dinner, awards. 100% of proceeds from the golf outing fund the Richard Kazmaier Scholarship Fundthat awards scholarships to MHS scholarathletes each year. LINK to learn more about playing inthe outing and sponsorship opportunities. Sponsorship levels range from $125 to sponsor a hole $2,000 to become the 2019 Presenting/Heisman Level Sponsor.

Artwork Created by Wayne Trail Elementary SchoolStudents



Artists (LR and Top to Bottom) Abby Szyndler, 4th grade; Peter Oswald, 4th grade; Leah Kolasinski, 4th

grade; Noah Marvin, 5th grade.

Maumee City Schools Supports CommunityOrganizationsCheck Out These Upcoming EventsMaumee Uptown Business Association (MUBA) has revamped their Food Truck Friday series withtwo new familyfriendly events that offer live entertainment, food trucks, activities and more.Festivities happen in the 100 block of W. Dudley Street. For more information about becoming avendor or sponsor, use this LINK.

School’s Out! – Friday, May 31 from 58 p.m.

Families are invited to celebrate the end of a long school year.Stay Fit! – Friday, June 14 from 58 p.m.The summer months are the perfect time to get outside and stay fit. Visit with organizations that offerhealth and wellness activities, products and information for children and adults.

Muddy Mini 1/2 and 1/4 Marathon Plus (new this year) a 5K June 15



Maumee Chamber of Commerce & Dave's Running Shop are presenting the 2019 event. Use this linkto register for the race: REGISTER

Visit our Booths at Maumee Summer Fair Saturday, August 10

Maumee City Schools, The Panther Pride Foundation, and students from the MHS Interact Clubsupporting Alex's Lemonade Stand fundraising efforts will all be together on Allen Street again thisyear. Please stop by to visit us!

MHS Varsity Coaches Hosting Summer Sports CampsUse this LINK to View the Full Brochure Some Camps Begin in Late May



Deadline to Sign Children Up for Maumee's AcademicSummer Camp is Quickly ApproachingMaumee City Schools is offering an enrichment camp again this summer for students entering gradeskindergarten 8th. Students will receive STEMbased instruction from expert faculty. The cost is$80/week and there are reduced rates available for eligible families. Contact the camp director formore information: [email protected] or 4198932851. LINK TO FLYER LINK TOREGISTER



August 15 is Deadline to Nominate MHS Grad for 2020Distinguished Alumnus AwardPlease consider nominating an outstanding graduate of Maumee High School to receive a 2020Distinguished Alumnus Award. This award is given out each year to alumni who have madesignificant contributions in their career and/or community. LINK to 2020 MHS Distinguished AlumnusNomination Form

Panther Pride Foundation Welcomes Students to Board

The Panther Pride Foundation will have direct student input for all their future planning as three MHSstudents joined the PPF Board in March. Welcome to (LR) Lexi Szyndler, Allie Karrenbauer, andMaddie Kontak. While the students do not have voting rights, their opinions matter and they say theyplan to always be seeking input from their fellow students about Maumee High School facility andeducational needs and explore ways the Foundation can help meet the needs through fundraisingefforts. Foundation Director Sarah Otis says, "Foundations need a student voice to give ussustainability and provide important information before a new initiative begins and also to providefeedback during and postprojects. These students are leaders at MHS and are already makingimportant contributions to the Foundation."

If you have questions, story ideas, or want to learn more about any of the articles in this edition ofour enewsletter, please email Nancy Sayre: [email protected]. You can sign up othersto receive this publication by completing the subscription form on the Maumee City Schoolswebsite (upper right corner of the home page): LINK HERE.

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