The Orange PTA Health, Safety & Wellness Committee is a collaboration of parents, school and community members who are committed to promoting the welfare of children and youth in the home, school and community. We…
Panel Discussion:
Thursday, March 3, 2022 at 7:15 p.m.
Orange High School Auditorium
The Orange Schools PTAs' Health and Safety committees are hosting an event on March 3, 2022 that includes a screening of the movie “Angst” at 6 p.m. followed by a panel discussion at 7:15 p.m. to raise awareness about anxiety and how it affects so many people of all ages. More Details
The guest panel will include, among several others, a pediatrician, an Orange Schools psychologist, and an Orange Schools social worker. This free event is open to the public and will be held in the Orange High School auditorium at 32000 Chagrin Blvd. in Pepper Pike. Those planning on attending should register by visiting tinyurl.com/njbb4fwk.
The movie may also be viewed ahead of time. A unique link to view the movie will be emailed to those who register prior to the event. “Angst” brings the discussion out in the open and sheds light on getting help. The documentary film includes interviews with kids, teens, educators, experts, parents, and a special interview with Olympian Michael Phelps.
Click to view the Mental Health Support Resources Hand-Out
MHS Run Club
For 4th and 5th Graders
Friday Mornings • 7:50am – 8:30am
10/1, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29
RUN CLUB SIGN UP SHEET! Register online here!
This club is run by volunteer teachers, staff & parents.
FREE to all PTA Members! Not a member? Join online here.
For more information or to volunteer, contact:
Erin Oakley | ErinOakley180@gmail.com
Karen Cunningham | karenkoz@gmail.com
Amy Calderon | amy.michel.calderon@gmail.com
MHS Yoga Club
For Kindergarten and 1st Graders
Join us at the Pepper Pike Park
Saturday, October 2nd
10:30-11:15am
Diane Williams, founder of Big Zen Little Zen, will help teach our children the fundamentals of yoga in a fun, mindful way
YOGA CLUB SIGN UP SHEET! Register online here!
Please have children bring a towel or yoga mat and a water bottle.
FREE to all PTA Members! Not a member? Join online here. Registration is required. Space is limited due to Covid.
For more information or to volunteer, contact:
Erin Oakley | ErinOakley180@gmail.com
Karen Cunningham | karenkoz@gmail.com
Amy Calderon | amy.michel.calderon@gmail.com
Every classroom in Moreland Hills School has a Calm Corner
What’s a Calm Corner? A Calm Corner is an area where anyone in the class can go to feel calm or settled. Schools throughout the country are using Calm Corners with positive results. Many teachers see Calm Corners as a way to help students tune in to feeling and behavior triggers; to take responsibility for their own behavior; and to foster a supportive and composed classroom culture.
Calm Corners can contribute to kids building the important trait of self-efficacy, which is developed when they see that their own actions can lead to real results. Students who regularly use Calm Corners as a positive space can strengthen mindfulness and resilience. And, Calm Corners aren’t just for school – many families in our district are creating space for them at home.
For more information, download our Calm Corner Parent Information Sheet.
Competencies at Brady Middle School
Focus on Competencies
Last year, Brady staff identified 9 Competencies they deemed essential for students to develop before leaving Brady Middle School to embark on their high school career. They are: Grow, Connect, Persevere, Succeed, Think, Present, Lead, Serve, and Practice Digital Responsibility. Brady Middle School is providing opportunities for students to develop these competencies throughout the school year, with a special emphasis on one Competency each month.
Nancy Weisenberg
Anna Trickett
Kelly Goshe