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March 17, 2010

PTA volunteer
meeting is March 17

The Hudson Parent Teacher Association will host an informational meeting March 17 at 11 a.m. in the Hudson library for those interested in volunteering at the schools next year.

There are opportunities to serve on boards and committees, help out with special events, or contribute by working on projects at home.

For more information, e-mail info@hudson-pta.org or call Traci Miller at 330-931-8427.

The PTA Reflections Awards Ceremony will take place April 22 at 6:30 p.m. at the Ellsworth Hill auditorium. Invitations will be sent soon.

The PTA wants to recognize an Outstanding Child Advocate who has made a positive difference in the lives of Hudson children and actively promotes and supports their well-being. Nominations could be teachers, counselors, parents, neighbors and/or volunteers. This award will be presented to at the Hudson PTA general meeting and Reflections Art Reception April 22.

Submit a written statement (250-350 words) of recommendation for "Outstanding Child Advocate" for a resident, employee or volunteer in the Hudson City School District, explaining why this person should be nominated. Send nominees to the Hudson PTA board of directors by April 7 to info@hudson-pta.org. For more information, call Liz Dawson at 234-380-1486.

Money to benefit orchestra trip

The Hudson High School Chamber Orchestra is conducting a fundraising campaign with Malley's Chocolates of Cleveland to support the Chamber Orchestra's upcoming playing tour of Italy. The orchestra is an elite group of string players, ages 15 to 18. Under the direction of Roberto Iriarte, the Chamber Orchestra will represent Hudson and the U.S. at international music festivals in Florence and Rome in July.

To participate in the orchestra's fundraising campaign with Malley's Chocolates, visit www.hudsonmusic.org and click on the link to the Orchestra's Malley's Chocolates fund-raising Web page. Malley's full line of spring and Easter chocolates are included in the fundraiser and can be ordered on line through midnight March 29. Orders can be shipped directly.

For more information, call Lisa Davidson at 330-283-2304.

Montessori plans annual benefit

"X Marks the Spot" on May 15 when Hudson Montessori School, 7545 Darrow Road, hosts its annual benefit auction. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with a cash bar and hors d'oeuvres.

Attendees, including the general public, can bid on valuable items during the silent and live auctions and can buy raffle tickets for a chance to win a trip to Costa Rica or Napa Valley. For more information or to donate items, contact Auction Reservations at 330-650-0424.

Second-graders can join Green Thumb Club

All second-grade students in the Hudson City School District are eligible to become members of the "Green Thumb Club."

It is free, and the only requirement is that the second-graders plant a garden or grow a flower or vegetable this summer.

The Hudson Garden Club demonstrated the process of planting seeds to the second-graders on March 3.

The students can order one of the following themed seed packs: Itsy-Bitsy-Teeny-Weeny Garden, The Winter Olympics Garden and The George Washington at Mt. Vernon Garden.

Each kit contains six packs of seeds and planting instructions.

After students grow their plants over the summer, they are invited to bring them to the third grade "Harvest Fair" in September where they can display flowers and vegetables and receive a ribbon and a "Green Thumb" membership certificate.

To learn more about the Hudson Garden Club and other club activities, visit www.hudsongardenclub.org.

Eighth graders can be locked in for party

The eighth-grade annual "Lock-in" will take place May 14 from 8 to 11:30 p.m.

All eighth-graders attending Hudson Middle School are invited to attend this traditional end of the year party. The evening will include music, dancing, games, contest, prizes, food and beverages.

Volunteers are needed to work as a chaperone, help with set up, run games, serve food, etc.

The planning committee is accepting donations of prizes. Contact Debbie Hookway, event chairperson, at 330-656-0587 or dhook@windstream.net.

Seton students place sixth in tournament

The Seton Catholic School Science Olympiad team placed sixth out of 25 teams in the Science Olympiad regional tournament at the University of Akron March 6, qualifying for the state finals April 17 in Columbus.

The team of students coached by Lucy Kulbago includes (also noting medal winners):

Audrey Fetsko, Stefanie Wong, "Road Scholar," first;

Ben Kulbago, Kevin Kolar, "Anatomy," third;

Ben Kulbago, Zoe Leciejewski, "Bio Process Lab," third;

Maddy Goosmann, Allison Kulbago, "Ecology," fourth;

Ben Kulbago, Zoe Leciejewski, Ryan Slama, "Experimental Design," second;

Mary Riley, Alicia Furlan, "Physical Science Lab," third;

Amy Riley, "Physical Science Lab," fourth;

Nick Guiney, Kevin Kolar, "Elevated Bridge," third; and

Michael Mendiola, Ryan Slama, "Trajectory," third.

Other notable finishes:

Allison Kulbago, Elaina Workley, "Can't Judge a Powder," seventh;

Ryan Slama, Michael Mendiola, "Junkyard Challenge," seventh;

Elaina Workley, Audrey Fetsko, "Ornithology," seventh;

Drew Barnes, "Shock Value," seventh; and

Michael Curtin, Zoe Leciejewski, "Write It Do It," eighth.

Fraternity event benefits $.A.F.E.

Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting and finance fraternity at Kent State University, sponsored its first winter Olympics on March 4 to help raise funds for $.A.F.E., a new financial education program of Family and Community Services Inc.

The proceeds from the event went to the $.A.F.E. program to aid in its efforts in offering free financial education classes.

All classes are free to the public. Call 330-297-7027 ext. 351 or visit EmpowerPortage.com/SAFE to register.

Preschools registering

The Early Childhood Center in the Hudson Presbyterian Church will host an open house March 22 from 4 to 6 p.m. The school serves children ages 2 1/2 through 5 years old. Classes meet from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and the children eat lunch at school. The center offers extended day programs and a Young 5's class for children who turn 5 by Jan. 1.

For more information, call 330-650-5585.

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The First Congregational Church Children's Center in Hudson is now registering for Time for Tots and preschool for the upcoming fall session.

Classes are available for children 2 to 4 years old by Sept. 30. Morning classes for tots are offered once a week with a second day option. Morning and afternoon preschool classes for 3- and 4-year-olds are offered two to three times a week. For more information, call Bonnie Bailey at 330-342-3977.

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Gloria Dei Lutheran Preschool, 2113 Ravenna Street in Hudson, is accepting applications for the 2010-11 school year. Openings are available in the 3-year-old and 4-year-old classes, with choice of morning or afternoon sessions, and the pre-k class, which runs Monday-Thursday morning session. Call director Heather Collins at 330-650-6550 ext. 16 or visit www.gloriadeihudson.org/preschool.html for more information.

Gloria Dei Lutheran Preschool will host a "Mom's Day Out" April 16 from noon to 3 p.m. This event, which is open to the public, will allow moms to go out while their children are cared. Activities will be provided. Bring a packed lunch for your child. The total cost is $15 for one child and $5 for each additional child. Register by April 12 by calling Heather Collins at 330-650-6550 ext. 16.




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