Volume 40, Issue 8
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Make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. At tonight’s football game vs.
Springfield, there will be a PINK OUT. Wear your Pink! The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure is this Sunday. I will be racing in memory of my mother in law who I never got to meet. I started dating my wife her freshman year and her mother passed away the year before. Each time I line up at the start of the Race for the Cure, I get choked up thinking about Patricia Lippert. Please join me in the fight against breast cancer.
This coming Tuesday, Southview will be hosting the Sylvania Schools
Parent Organization’s (SSPO) Strong Schools Strong Sylvania Night. It runs from 5:00 8:00 PM. There is a $5 per person or a $20 cap family which includes an all you can eat spaghetti dinner and Cottage Inn Pizza. There will be carnival games, student performances, a 50/50 raffle, and more! Make plans for a great evening at Southview.
This past week was a busy one! On Monday, SV welcomed two speakers,
Mr. Jeff Streeter, who shared information on mental health well being, and
Officer Janet Sale, who shared information on the appropriate uses of social media.
Next week is Homecoming week. The Homecoming football game vs.
Maumee starts at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, September 30. Southview’s
Homecoming Dance is on Saturday, October 1, from 8:00.p.m. until
11:00 pm. Bids will go on sale Monday for $20.00 per person. We will have music, dancing, Laser Tag, games and a balloon artist. Get
CougarNow points for attending (formal attire). Students must have a parent signed Dance Form when purchasing bids. Forms are available in the main office.
Southview is working with Mercy Health to bring a Career Series to
Southview Students. Science Department Chairperson, Mrs. Abbey Cappel has been working with Mercy and has the first speaker scheduled for next
Tuesday, September 27. Dr. Barbara Stoos of Mercy College, along with one or more colleagues, will be sharing a presentation titled "What Can I do
With My Biology Degree?"

We are delighted to send Congratulations to our Semifinalists in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship
Competition: William Jiang, Siyin Liu, Abigail Miller, Nathan Podolsky, and Matthew Rothschild.
And also Congratulations to our Commended students: Omair Hasan and Michael Li.
Well done!
Last weekend the 2nd Annual 48 Hour Play Festival was held at Springfield High School. Students were given a genre, prop and line to incorporate and had 48 hours to write, rehearse and perform the show. Congratulations to the team of Brie Dona, Mariam Fneiche, Sunita Dhar, Jordan Topoleski, and
Nathan Davenport on winning Best Overall. This is the second year Southview has won best in show!
Juniors who take this test can qualify for National Merit Recognition and Scholarships. Sophomores can take this test for practice.
This test will be given at Southview on Wednesday, October 19, periods 1 5. To register, bring a $15 check or money order made out to “Southview High School” to the Guidance Office.
Deadline to register is October 11.

Mr. Brad Oatman, SV’s AP Psychology teacher has chosen Mary Grace Rees as Cougar of the Week. He shares that “Gracie is an outstanding student who works endlessly in and out of the classroom. Not only is she taking a demanding senior year schedule, she is also a leader in Mock Trial and Speech & Debate. On the field, she leads the defense in lacrosse for Southview. Her greatest gift is her artistic abilities. As a student aide,
Gracie completes a psychological related drawing on my white board every day to encourage and entertain my classes. My students look forward to seeing her new art as examples of her service in our community, not to mention her membership at McCord Road Christian
Church (Gracie and I attend the same church). Gracie is truly one of Southviews greatest assets.
Gracie is the daughter of Michael Rees and Stacie
Leffler. In her spare time she enjoys Mock Trial and two dimensional art (drawing, water colors etc.). One of her recent favorite books is “The Raven King” by Maggie Stiefvater. If Gracie could meet anyone in the world, it would be Alexander Hamilton, because he had a lot of really interesting ideas about things and it would be interesting to talk with him.
Congratulations, Gracie!
Alexa Bader, a Southview junior, represented Southview Band in the University of Michigan Marching Band "Michigan Band
Invitational" on September 17, 2016. She twirled in front of over
110,000 Michigan fans during the Michigan vs. Colorado football game in Ann Arbor. The day started at 8:30 a.m. with registration and practice with the Michigan band and twirlers. At 2:30 p.m. the entire band including the high school participants were part of the parade from Revelli Hall to Michigan Stadium. At the stadium they participated in the pregame performance, performed at halftime and the post game performance. Congratulations, Alexa, and thank you for representing SV!

Testing Information:
The new testing format has been decided upon by the Ohio Department of Education. Ohio’s State Tests (OSTs formerly known as the AIR tests for the past two years) will be given twice this year. The first testing window is
December 5th 9th. This testing time will be for students who need to make up a test, who did not score well previously on a test, or for students who may have to take many tests and can take some of the tests prior to the spring testing window. The school will let students and parents know who should be testing during this December time frame. In addition, spring testing will take place at the end of March, with the tentative dates being March 27 31. More information will be released in the future regarding spring testing dates, times, and procedures.
Students in the classes of 2018 and beyond (current juniors, sophomores and freshmen) need to take the OSTs as graduation requirements. The “end of course tests” the students must take are: ELA 1 (9th grade English), ELA II (10th grade English), Algebra I, Geometry, Biology, American History, and American Government. Since they are “end of course tests” the students take them the year they are enrolled in that specific class. Typically sophomores will be the heaviest testing year, with a traditional 10th grader taking ELA II, Biology, Geometry, and American History. This does not differ much from the days of the OGT when students took 5 tests starting their sophomore year.
Graduation requirements/points:
Students earn graduation points when taking the OSTs. Students must earn 18 points to be eligible for graduation, with the following being required:
Math minimum of 4 points
English minimum of 4 points
Science & Social Studies 6 points across both subjects
If your student is a current sophomore or junior, you can see the number of graduation points earned by looking at the
Ohio State Test results report that was mailed to your home on August 3rd.
If you have any questions about testing or graduation requirements, please do not hesitate to call or send an email to your student’s counselor or Libby McIlwain, Assistant Principal of Teaching and Learning. We are here to help guide you and your students through this process.
Contact information:
Shelley Peer students with names A Fe (ext. 6110) mpeer@sylvaniaschools.org
Tony Geha students with names Fi Le (ext. 6111) tgeha@sylvaniaschools.org
Jodi Hess students with names Li Ro (ext. 6113) jhess@sylvaniaschools.org
Teresa Ontko students with names Ru Z (ext. 6114) tontko@sylvaniaschools.org
Libby McIlwain assistant principal (ext. 6102) lmcilwain@sylvaniaschools.org

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Teenage girls have a few reasons why they participate in sexting: 40 percent do it as a joke, 34 percent do it to feel sexy, and 12 percent feel pressured to do it.
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Who will see your sext? 17% of sexters share the messages they receive with others, and 55% of those share them with more than one person.
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While nearly 70% of teen boys and girls who sext do so with their girlfriend or boyfriend, 61% of all sexters who have sent nude images admit that they were pressured to do it at least once.
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Nearly 40% of all teenagers have posted or sent sexually suggestive messages, but this practice is more common among boys than girls.
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Sending semi nude or nude photos is more common among teen girls. 22% of teen girls report sending images of this nature, while only 18% of same age boys have.
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15% of teens who have sent or posted nude/semi nude images of themselves send these messages to people they have never met, but know from the Internet.
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Sending or receiving a sexually suggestive text or image under the age of 18 is considered child pornography and can result in criminal charges.
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24% of high school age teens (ages 14 to 17) and 33% of college age students (ages 18 to 24) have been involved in a form of nude sexting.
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Sexting is defined by the U.S. court system as “an act of sending sexually explicit materials through mobile phones.” The messages may be text, photo, or video.
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In the U.S., 8 states have enacted bills to protect minors from sexting, and an additional 13 states have proposed bills to legislation.
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11% of teen girls ages 13 to 16 have been involved with sending or receiving sexually explicit messages.

Southview’s administration would prefer that you drop off your student(s) in the horseshoe by the flag poles in the morning prior to 7:20 a.m. Dropping off your child in front of the school, Sylvania Ave. entrance, at the same time the school busses are dropping off students puts your child’s safety at risk.
Juniors and Seniors need to purchase a parking pass for their vehicle if they are driving to school. The cost of a parking pass is $30. You may get your parking pass in Mr. Joplin’s office. We will be ticketing any vehicle without a parking pass displayed in the vehicle. At this time, we are not selling parking passes to
Sophomores.

Freshman—Sophia Rees
Sophomore—Leticia Ruma
Juniors—Sydnie Davis and Madelyn Duling
Seniors—Lauren Andrews
Charley Kale
Brianna Webb Kamelesky
Michaela Strube
Macenzi Pawlowski
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Week of Sept. 26
Seniors may sign up to attend informational meetings with reps from the following colleges next week:
Monday 9/26
Tuesday 9/27
University of Michigan
Ohio State University
Thursday 9/29 University of Akron & Miami University (Oxford, OH)
Students should see Mrs. Yoshino for a college representative visit pass at least one day prior to the scheduled meeting time.
Upcoming test dates:
October 22, 2016
December 10, 2016
ACT
ACT
Late Registration deadline September 30
Registration Deadline – November 4
October 1, 2016 SAT Late Registration Deadline September 20
Applying to College Means Completing the FAFSA https://fafsa.ed.gov/
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Update for 2016 – Important Change Announcement
The change is “Early Submission FAFSA”. There are two components to this change:
1) Senior students can start to fill out the FAFSA starting October 1, 2016 for the 2017 2018 Academic
Year.
This is three months earlier than previous years.
2) Senior students that intend to pursue post secondary education can submit their FAFSA using 2015 tax information for the 2017 2018 Academic Year.
In previous years this would have been 2016 info.
Need help or clarification with FAFSA? Look for an October meeting announcement – coming soon.
Could your child benefit from grief support?
ProMedica Hospice offers a quarterly bereavement support group for families with children called Love is
Forever. Love is Forever is offered for children ages 6 16 who have experienced the death of a loved one.
Facilitators work to promote healing and safely explore feelings through creative activities, sharing and support in a group setting. See attached “Love is Forever” flier.

Corecoursegpa.com, a web based interactive tool, is available to all Southview High School student athletes and their parents free of charge. If your child has aspirations of competing athletically as a freshman at an
NCAA Division I or II school, he/she must meet NCAA Initial Eligibility standards, including core course
GPA and ACT/SAT test score requirements. Corecoursegpa.com allows you to easily track your son or daughter’s progress toward meeting those requirements, beginning as soon as the first semester of their freshman year at Southview.
To activate your child’s Corecoursegpa.com membership, follow these simple steps:
Go to www.corecoursegpa.com
Enter School ID and School Code in the New Member Account Creation Box:
School ID: 364931
School Code: 710900452
Click “continue”
Fill in the appropriate fields in the Create New Student Account form
Click “submit”
Email jhuss@sylvaniaschools.org
if you need assistance in setting up an account.

Congratulations to all of our Fall Senior athletes.
They will be recognized on the following dates:
Girls Tennis: 9/22/16 vs. Springfield
Boys Soccer: 9/27 vs. Springfield
Girls Soccer: 10/5 vs. Bowling Green
Volleyball: 10/10 vs. Napoleon
Football, Cheer, Cross Country, and Golf: 10/14
Thank you athletes and parents for your service and dedication to the Southview Athletic Department .
GO TO THE GAME and EARN REWARDS...JOIN CougarNow!
CougarNow is a fan loyalty and engagement platform that encourages our students to attend school events, earn points, and get rewards. Download the CougarNow Counts app on Google Play or the App Store.
See the attached flyer on page 21 for more information.
There is still time to purchase a Southview High School Sports Pass for the 2016 2017 school year. All sports packages include Cougar Club Membership and entry into all HOME Southview athletic events. This includes all SPRING sporting events, which the NLL will be charging admission for beginning this year.
The packages start as low as $85 for a student. See the attached flyer for more information.
Please join us at the next Cougar Club meeting on Monday, October 3, at 7:00 p.m. in the main office conference room.

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Congratulations to the Varsity Girls Golf team for defeating Ottawa Hills and Cardinal Stritch last night in their final Northwest Ohio girls golf league match. Scoring for our Lady Cougars were Courtney Moreland, Lexi Hough, Kendall Howell, and Morgan Beaverson.
Last Saturday the Girls Cross Country team participated at the Chet Sullwod Invitational in Ottawa Park.
Leading the Cougars was Anika Sweeney with a 6th place finish followed by her sister Lily Sweeney in
11th place. Rachel Miller and Lauren Caldwell also finished strong.
The Boys Varsity Golf team lost a tough match last week by 1 shot to Bowling Green. The Cougars were led by Ryan Fries 36, Jason Johnson 38, Trevor Campradt 40, and Trevor Perry with a 44. Good luck guys at the NLL tournament on Tuesday.
The Boys Varsity Golf team finished 3rd Tuesday at the NLL tournament by shooting a solid score of 316.
The Cougars were led by Ryan Fries 73, named to 1st Team All League. Jason Johnson had a 78 and was named to 2nd Team All League. Trevor Campradt shot an 82 and was named to 3rd Team All League.
Isaac Gudelman 83, Jake Nelson 86, and Trevor Perry 86.
The Boy’s Cross Country team competed in the Dave’s Cross Country Classic in Memory of Chet Sullwold at Ottawa Park. Leading the way for the team and finishing in 12th place was Josh Bader with a time of
17:35, followed by Arthur Liu, Jacob Bader, Brendan Hammer, Jude Platz, and Cole McKown. This
Saturday, the boys will compete in the Cardinal Stritch Invitational. Come out to cheer them on and enjoy the beauty of Maumee Bay State Park.
Congratulations to the Boys Soccer teams. JV tied Perrysburg 1 1 with a come from behind goal from
Noah Moores. The Varsity team was resilient last night scoring 3 second half goals to win 3 2 over
Perrysburg. Goals were scored by Will Sowers and 2 goals from Zeke Schuele.
Congratulations to the Boys JV Golf team as they defeated Maumee Valley Tuesday night. There were led by Zack Chevalier with a 38, CJ Leonard 40, Dan Pattinson 44, Danny Gehling 51, Cody Dietrich 53, and
Anthony Fischer 54. Also congratulations to the Boys JV Golf team as they beat Springfield last night 182 to 203. The team improved to 8 and 3 and was led by CJ Leonard with a 39, Zack Chevalier, Sammy
Vassar, and Dan Pattison all shot 48.

Monday, September 26 Schedule 1
Picture retake day during all lunches
Matrix
Tuesday, September 27 Schedule 1
Delta Sorority helping students register to vote
Science Department Lunch & Learn
Powder Puff meeting after school
Jr. Class Government meeting
Sports Club meeting
Strong Schools/Strong Sylvania event
Wednesday, September 28 – Schedule 3
Counselors out all day
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Link Breakfast – Bagels and Bonding 9 th grade & Link leaders
Vote for homecoming 9:53am 10:35am (during 4th period)
WEDNESDAY DETENTION room 132 Darlene Blakely
Band Booster meeting at 7:30pm in the band room
Thursday, September 29 – Schedule 1
Teen Pep Training to Toledo Hospital
Rotary
SCAT Youth to Youth Heart to Heart
Friday, September 30 – Schedule 9
Homecoming Assembly
Miss Buckner’s and Mrs. Beil’s class to Charlie’s
Homecoming Game—Southview vs. Maumee at SV
Saturday, Oct 1 st
Garage Sale drop off
Homecoming Dance 8 11pm
Sunday, Oct 2 nd
Garage Sale drop off 11 2

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Jenine Ball
Makenna Edwards
Alexa Kessler
Caroline Ide
Caitlin O’Shea
Kimberly Parsons
Nicholas Rogenski
Alina Salem
Vedika Singhania
Alexander Snyder
Maya Topoleski
Phoebe Zhu
Supriya Dhar
Paulina Martinez Hernandez
William King
Michael Melville
Haley Oslakovic
Jillian Pruss
Emma Rummel
McKenna Siefker
Andrew Smeltzer
Mikayla Szirony
Aditi Vijendra

October
September 26
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Student Class Picture Retakes During Lunches
Sylvania Board Of Education Mtg.
National Voters Registration Day
Cafeteria
7:00pm SV Library
Levy Event 4:00 9:00pm
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CougaReview Practice 6:00 9:00pm
Rotary 11:45am 1:15pm
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Homecoming Game (SV vs Springfield— wear Pink)
SV Theatre
Mancy’s Italian
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Homecoming Dance 8:00 11:00pm
Fall Garage Sale Drop Off 11:00am 2:00pm
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SV POD
Fall Garage Sale Drop Off 11:00am 2:00pm SV POD
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Cougar Club Mtg.
Drama Booster Mtg.
7:00pm SV Conference Rm.
7:00pm Room 180
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Wrestling Kids Camp 6:pm 8:30pm
Interact Board Mtg.
SV Gym
7:00am SV Conference Rm.
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Parent Club Mtg.
Chamber of Commerce Mtg.
Department Chair Mtg.
Leadership Toledo Breakfast
9:00am SV Conference Rm.
11:45am
Sylvania Country Club
1:43pm SV Conference Rm.
7:30am Stranahan Great Hall
Rotary 11:45am 1:15pm Mancy’s Italian
7 SV Parent Club Fall Garage Sale Set up and
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All Day SV Aux. Gym
8:00am 2:00pm SV Aux. Gym

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Class Dates Times
Tues., Oct. 11 (pre test) 4:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 18
Thursday, Oct. 20
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Tuesday, Oct. 25
Thursday, Oct. 27
Tuesday, Nov. 1
Thursday, Nov. 3
4 p.m.
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Tuesday, Nov. 8
Thursday, Nov. 10
4 p.m.
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Tues., Nov. 15 (post test) 4:00 p.m.—7:30 p.m.
www.utoledo.edu/success/actprepcourse/
Registration deadline: Friday, September 30, 2016
Questions? Contact Julie Radwanski at

As you have heard and are beginning to see flyers (see below), SSPO is sponsoring the Strong Schools, Strong
Sylvania Event on Tuesday, September 27, 2016.
The event will be held at Southview High School, between
5:30 and 8:00 p.m.

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Furniture, Small Appliances
Clothing, Jewelry
Toys, Books
Stereo Equipment ,
Household Items, Electronics
Exercise & Sports Equipment
Antiques
Drop Off
September 17 & 18 11am - 2pm
September 24 & 25 11am - 2 pm
October 1 & 2 11am - 2pm
October 7
10 am - 6 pm
The set up date for this huge sale is Friday, October 7.
The actual sale event will be held on Saturday,
October 8 .
All money raised from the sale provides monetary funds for SV Teacher Grants and with Senior
Activities. Please sign up to help!
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a48a4ac28a4fa7 sylvania If you have

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PLEASE PRINT
FAMILY LAST NAME:
ADDRESS: CITY:
PHONE:
ZIP:
E MAIL ADDRESS:
FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS ARE RESTRICTED TO PARENTS AND SIBLINGS IN FIRST THROUGH TWELFTH
GRADE OR COLLEGE TO AGE 22. ALL SPORTS PACKAGES INCLUDE COUGAR CLUB MEMBERSHIP AND
ENTRY INTO ALL HOME SOUTHVIEW ATHLETIC EVENTS. ALL SPORTS REQUIRE ADMISSION
Total
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Type
STUDENT
Description
1 Student sports pass
Quantity
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Name: ________________________________________________
Cost
$85
BASIC 1 adult sports pass _____@
Name: ________________________________________________
$140
SINGLE FAMILY
1 adult/ 1 student pass _____@ $175
Adult Name: __________________________________________
Student Name: _________________________________________
Additional student (sibling) _____@
Student Name: _________________________________________
$30
FAMILY 2 adult/1 student OR
1 adult/2 student
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Name: __________________________________________
Name: __________________________________________
Name: __________________________________________
Additional student (sibling) _____@
Student Name: _________________________________________
$210
FAMILY PLUS 2 adult/2 student passes _____@ $235
Name: __________________________________________ Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________ Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________ Student or Adult
Name: __________________________________________ Student or Adult
Additional student (sibling) _____@ $30
Student Name: _________________________________________ TOTAL
Student or Adult
Student or Adult
Student or Adult
$30
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PAYMENT
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE ACCEPT CASH, CHECK, VISA AND MASTERCARD
MEMBERSHIP/SPORTS PASSES
□ CASH
NAME ON CREDIT CARD
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: TOTAL
CHECK NO.
Make check payable to Southview Cougar Club
VISA OR MASTERCARD (CIRCLE ONE )
CARD NUMBER _____________________________________________
EXPIRATION DATE _____________________________________________
BILLING ADDRESS
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
BILLING ZIP CODE___________
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE COUGAR CLUB AND SOUTHVIEW ATHLETICS
FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS FORM PLEASE CONTACT:
JIM HUSS 419 824 8734
OR
JODI HESS 419 824 8467
PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED THE MEMBERSHIP FORM AND PAYMENT TO :
SOUTHVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
ATTN: JODI HESS
7225 SYLVANIA AVENUE
SYLVANIA, OHIO 43560