- Educational Leadership Project Presentations August 10
Members of the Educational Leadership Class of 2005 will present their projects
on Wednesday, August 10, 2005 at 8:30 a.m. at Felicity Franklin High School.
All program graduates are welcome to join us for the presentations and
for a tour of the new Felicity Franklin High School.
See our website for the
program.
- Announcing "Best Class"
In order to boost individual memberships, the Development Council of the Board of
Clermont 20/20 decided to run a campaign during the spring culminating with the
close of business on July 13, 2005. The official bragging rights could be bought
and paid for in total dollars raised per class in individual memberships and in the
highest percentage of total grads contributing.
THE BEST CLASS honors now officially belong to the SENIOR Leadership Class of 2005
for most dollars raised and for the highest percentage of giving!
See our web site for all the
details.
- Clermont 20/20 Master Recycler Composter Class
The first Clermont 20/20
Master Recycler Composter
course will run Mondays, from
Sept 19 - Nov 14, 7:30 - 9:30 pm. Classes will be held at the Union Township Civic
Center. The course will be facilitated by Clermont 20/20 Clean and Green. Presenters
will be local experts in solid waste, water quality and recycling from the business,
municipal and nonprofit sectors.
Applications due by August 13.
For more information on the Clermont 20/20 Master Recycler Composter Program,
call the Clean and Green Collaborative at 513-753-9222.
- 9th Annual Starfish Invitational Golf Scramble
The Starfish Foundation is seeking participants for its ninth annual Invitational
Golf Scramble, scheduled to be held on Saturday, August 6 at the Pines Golf Club
in Felicity. All proceeds from the Golf Scramble will benefit abused and neglected
children in Clermont County. The cost for an individual to participate is $80, and
$320 for a foursome. The scramble will begin at 9 a.m. After the outing, lunch
will be provided and numerous door prizes will be raffled.
The Starfish Foundation was established in November 1996, in memory of John E.
McManus, the former Director of the Clermont County Department of Human Services
(now the Department of Job and Family Services). The mission of the Starfish
Foundation is to continue the legacy of John McManus by making a positive difference
in the lives of abused in neglected children in Clermont County. Since 1997, the
Foundation has awarded numerous grants to help with such things as tuition and
tutoring fees, summer camp fees, medical bills, purchasing playground equipment,
as well as providing different agencies with funds to purchase books and other
necessary supplies. Most recently, the Foundation helped to fund the Fish-a-thon
that is part of Head Start's fatherhood initiative.
Anyone interested in participating in the Starfish Golf Scramble, donating door
prizes, or simply making a contribution to the Starfish Foundation should contact
Terry McManus at 513-579-5654, or John McManus at
jmcmanus@co.clermont.oh.us.
- Amelia High School Senior Internships in Business
Great Oaks Institute of Technology in partnership with Amelia High School is
searching for internships of varying lengths of time (9 weeks, 18 weeks, or a
full school year) for seniors within the Business and Technology School.
Internships can begin the end of August or September 2005.
This program is designed to have students work in a professional environment.
It also offers students college credits to UC Clermont to encourage further
education beyond high school.
If you or your company would be interested in a student intern please contact
Becky Landen at
landenr@greatoaks.com or 513-947-7460.
- Senior Leadership Recruiting Members for 10th Class
Nominations for the Senior Leadership Class of 2006 will be accepted through July 31.
Senior Leadership is a unique opportunity to learn about the county issues and
discuss them with our county leaders and fellow class members. Ideal candidates
for Senior Leadership include:
- Parents of LEAD Clermont graduates
- A recently retired co-worker
- Spouses of other Senior Leadership graduates
- A relative
- A neighbor
- A member of your church
- Grandparents of Look to Clermont students
- Someone who is active in a club or organization with you
See our website to make a
nomination
or to submit an
application.
- Thank You Graduates
You may often hear of the graduates who serve as members of our various advisory
committees within the Leadership Institute. They are very visible at our events
helping to make things happen for Clermont 20/20. I would like to recognize those
graduates whose work with The Leadership Institute you might not hear about. The
following graduates have served as project advisors, class day planning advisors
and class day presenters throughout the year and we would like to thank them for
their invaluable help:
Doug Ackerman
Glenn Alexander
Steve Bailey
Nancy Beck
Brad Bertke
Sandy Bradford
Ed Bridgeman
Doug Brothers
Marilou Coldeway
Dan Cox
Cheryl Crowell
Gregg Crowell
Connie Dahl
Brenda Dodson
John Eckert
Linda Eppler
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Larry Fronk
Ken Gee
John Greer
Victor Haddad
Bill Hopple
Ed Humphrey
Cindy Jenkins
Dave Kennedy
Billie Kuntz
Marty Lambert
Debbie Lantman
Jeff Lykins
Bill Lyons
Pat Manger
Jimmi McIntosh
John McManus
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John Melvin
Tina Mills
Allen Moellman
Kay Nau
Glenda Neff
Beth Nevel
Tom Niehaus
Rex Parsons
Patti Pryor
Karey Ringland
Angie Robine
Tom Rocklin
Tim Rodenberg
Steve Rogers
Loretta Rokey
Karen Scherra
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Mark Shugarman
Debbie Siegroth
Debbie Siegroth
Chris Smith
Susan Smith
Donna Spiller
Sharon Stengel
Lynn Tetley
Berta Velilla
William Walker
Pat Webb
Jim Whitworth
Mary Makley Wolff
Stephanie Wyler
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