Weeks of 10/4 & 10/11

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 RE: Weeks of October 4th and 11th


Happy October. Thank you all for helping make Homecoming Week a wonderful experience for our kids and community. The fall sports season is beginning to wind down, but we have several of our Senior Nights left and playoff action to look forward to over the next few weeks. We also only have four weeks left in the first quarter. Time is flying by, and I wanted to remind you about events occurring over the next two weeks. Please check the athletics calendars for specific sports information.


Monday, Oct. 4

Browns Spirit Day

Tuesday, Oct. 5

Revere Spirit Day

Wednesday, Oct. 6

PLC Day - 1 hour delayed start for 9th-11th grades

Senior Sunrise, Class Picture & Class Meeting - 6:45-8:30

Beat Copley Spirit Day

PTSA Meeting 1:00

Thursday, Oct. 7

Class Color Day Freshmen - WHITE, Sophomore - BLUE, Junior - RED. & Senior - BLACK

Beat Copley Pep Assembly - 2:00

Friday, Oct. 8

NEOEA Day - No School

Monday, Oct. 11

Regular Day

Tuesday, Oct. 12

Regular Day

Wednesday, Oct. 13

No School at CVCC, but Juniors should participate in Futures’ Day

Futures’ Day - Morning PACT & PSAT tests for 9th-11th

9th-10th - Career Presentations in the afternoon

11th - University of Akron visit

12th - College visits or career exploration (form required)

Thursday, Oct. 14

Parent-Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:30 pm

Friday, Oct. 15

Regular Day


Have a great day,

Andy Peltz

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