CLERMONT SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT
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Kudos to Goshen High School's carpentry program for its partnership with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to build beds for children in the community. Check out this link: https://bit.ly/3rhhGek
Literacy skills are vital for future success. Mrs. Nester teaches reading by modifying individual work so that all students can access the curriculum and learn at their own pace in their own way.
Flexibility is important as an intervention specialist. Mrs. Nester taught art this week while including skills from OT and speech in the lesson.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Tudor took their classes shopping for groceries and then the students cooked a Thanksgiving feast. Look at the delicious meal they prepared! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Mrs. Tackett's students explore "Jack" the pumpkin as part of a year long unit about plants and seeds. They will observe, keep data, and record weekly changes to their pumpkins in special scientific journals.
Mr.Tilbury's students operate their own coffee cart to learn social skills, math, ELA, and many other academic and pre-employment skills.
Mrs. Nester's class learned about making ice cream and then integrated math, science, social skills and ELA to make their own.
CEC-South students wrote letters to firefighters in honor of 9-11-2001.
The CCESC staff meets for our annual Opening Day. We're excited to see students and start the school year.
CEC-South students worked at Brewhaus making dog biscuits.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. One way to check in on yourself is to take a mental health screen at mhascreening.org. It’s a quick, free, and private way for someone to assess their mental health and recognize signs of mental health problems.
CEC-Students in the STAR program are working at the Clermont County Fair Grounds.
The Easter Bunny greeted the staff and students at CEC-South. We hope everyone has a great Spring Break.
CEC-South student making DNA Double Helix.
The CEC-North staff donated more than 60 toys to Child Focus. We hope this will bring joy to some children who are in need.
The students at CEC-SOUTH have been creating art work for the holidays.
Mrs. Rudd’s science classes made 3D plant cells.
The students at CEC-South created fall decorations using fall foliage that they collected from outside their houses.
Mrs. Rudd’s science class was experimenting about hydrophobic and hydrophilic water molecules.
Ms. Bays class at CEC-South dissected owl pellets.