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NEXT WEEK’S NEWS AT KMS April 9, 2017 – April 21, 2017

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Spring Break: April 8th-16th Ohio State Tests: Science (8th)/SS (6th): April 18 & 21 Math: April 24, 25, 27, 28 Science MAP Testing: Week of May 8th

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Message from the Principal

Dear KMS Families - We have finally reached spring break! I sincerely hope that everyone enjoys the break and has a chance to spend time with friends and families. Only 28 school days remain before we leave for summer vacation. We want our students to get plenty of rest and to return to KMS on April 17th ready to "finish strong". State testing does resume the week we get back. The schedule is listed below:

April 18 : 8th Science Part 1 | 6th Social Studies Part 1

April 19 : Make Ups *

April 21 : 8th Science Part 2 | 6th Social Studies Part 2

April 24 : 7th Math Part 1

April 25 : 6th/8th Math Part 1

April 26 : Make Ups *

April 27 : 7th Math Part 2

April 28 : 6th/8th Math Part 2

May 1-5 : Science and Math Make Ups *

Have a great spring break! News from the Dean Happy Spring Break! Enjoy this much needed time with family relaxing and rejuvenating! It is hard to believe that we have only 5 weeks when we return! Wow! NEW information~ KMS now has Tuesday School offered from 4-6 p.m. every Tuesday! This is for students who need a quiet work environment to complete those missing assignments that are starting to pile up. Please reach out to Mrs. Cox ([email protected]) if you would like to sign your child up for a specific Tuesday.

Mrs. Dentler is our Tuesday School teacher. Students meet in her room after school and work, work, work. Then, at 6:00 p.m. their parents pick them up at door 8. Reserve a spot for your child today! Study hard, not hardly study! Go Cards! Finish the year strong! Whoop! Whoop! Congratulations to the following students for their participation in District 7 Science Day on Saturday (March 18th) Griffin Scoville Summer Rodgers Maggie Sprung Liam Johnson Joe Kolwicz Miguel Mora Andrea Nadolny Adrian Proca Xander Burdock Mollie Estepp Layden Martin Victor Nash Adrian Proca Kate Stone Graham Werbovetz Vincent Ziliak We also want to wish good luck to Maggie Sprung, Summer Rodgers, Miguel Mora, and Joe Kolwicz as they will be moving on and taking their projects to State Science Day at OSU on Saturday May 13th. Global Scholar Program Attention Current 8th Grade Students and Parents: We are offering a Global Scholars class! Global Scholars is a 3-year, blended course that teaches global fluency in cross-curricular areas through inquiry-based practices. Students participate in 4 field trip experiences each academic year and participate in face-to-face and online activities. Please attend our Parent Informational Nights on April 26 or 27 from 7 PM - 8 PM at the Worthington Education Center (200 E. Wilson Bridge Road) for more information. You can also get more information at: http://www.worthington.k12.oh.us/GSP Questions? Contact Dr. Neil Gupta at [email protected]

March Students of the Month Students are chosen based on the principles of our Cardinal Creed.

Akwasi Adjei, Blake Ament, Anna Bielanski, Katelyn Burns, Daniel Macias Pacheco, Gabriella Decker, Odette Esaka Anyah, Jude Hall, Zoe Hoctor, Emma Hutchings, Alayna Johnson, Liam Johnson, Riley Jones, Spencer Jones, Allene Landis, Jessica Learn, Grant Linville, Henry Markwardt, Thailia Ngork, Sarah Nicholson, Ava Nissen, Hannah Pullen, AJ Rinaldi, Alivia Ritchie, RJ Stoller, Ben Stone, Vivian Strange, Kamryn Williams

7th & 8th 4.0 GPA 3rd Quarter

Owen Appel, Ariel Aviel, Melina Balch, Ishana Baldaro, Lily Beier, Leila Boussedra, Brianna Bradburn, Erik Britz, Molly Bruck, Caroline Burrier, Austin Cable, Patrick Cahill, Lucy Calef, Zachary Campbell, Gloria Chan, Olivia Cofer, Elliott Conroy, Colin Corbett, Danielle Curtiss, Taleyah Davis, Annalise Eisenstein, Nikhila Elevarthi, Mollie Estepp, Ella Fledderjohann, Catherine Fofanah, Jay Fralic, Trinity Frank, Lauren Frenz, Kristen Granger, Benjamin Greeson, Grayson Grimm, Michelina Guerra, Samuel Guy, Mya Hadden, Jacob Hall, Samantha Harden, Edward Helm, Malcolm Henderson, Savannah Hexamer, Shoshanah Holub, Nathan Hoover, Angela Hradecky, Hannah Innes, Noah Jackman, Franklin Jacobs, Liam Johnson, Alayna Johnson, Riley Jones, Spencer Jones, Michael Jung, Jaden Karras, William Kellenberger, Anna Kinzer, Caleb Kirker, Kinsley Koch, Joseph Kolwicz, Brock Krietemeyer, Hadley Kulina, Anna Lagergren, Maia Lin, Kennedy Macerollo, Sydney MacGilvray, Henry Markwardt, Laydan Martin, Grace Matthews, Lillian Matthews, Audrey Maxwell, Mary Maynard, Makayla McCreary, Benjamin Moore, Miguel Mora, Andrea Nadolny, Alexandra Nartker, Victor Nash, William Newberry, Ava Nissen, Kaitlyn Nottingham, Jacob Nye, Erin Oberle, Bo OLeary, Zoe Peveler, Grace Pflaum, Anna Poklar, Margaret Potter, Gracyn Potts, Allison Rayner, Matthew Reed, William Reed, Carter Reinbolt, Anthony Rinaldi, Summer Rodgers, Margaret Rundio, Mykela Sater, Griffin Scoville, Thomas Sinclair, Margaret Sprung, Luka Srsic, Paige Stephens, Abigail Stevenson, Kathryn Stone, Cambria Stotzer, Vivian Strange, Braeden Struewing, Carter Tantarelli, Sophia Taylor, Colin Terrien, Marshall Wellejus, Graham Werbovetz, Connor Whalen, Meg Williams, Ella Wince, Grant Witherspoon, Sizhe Wu, David Young, Vincent Ziliak

7th & 8th Honor Roll 3rd Quarter

Akwasi Adjei, Nana ama Amaning, Madison Ashley, Daniel Assoku, Jaleigh Beckert, Anna Bielanski, Xavier Braden, Spencer Bradley-Krauss, Seamus Bruns, Nathaniel Calamari, Emily Cathis, Riley, Chase, Ian Clum, Wilson Cole, Gabriel Connolly, Aidan Crowley, Taylor Cultice, Francesca Decker, Abigail Demaree, Ardo Diallo, Whitney Durant, Reese Dykstra, Annelise Edvardsen, Adam Edwards, Margaret Fredricks, David Gams, Zakary Garcia, Jasmine Gould, Ava Hamm, Grace Hamor,

Peyton Hash, Zoe Hoctor, Wesley Horton, Noah Hower, Emma Hutchings, Kiley Jesuele, Gwytherin Jonard, Cole Kennemer, Codi Kiger, Rachel Kinnaird, Jennifer Learn, Jessica Learn, Alec Levine, Zachary Madlansacay, Weston McCallister, Kate McClellan, Cole McDermott, Isaiah Miesle, Elena Miller, Susej Moreno Santos, Carina Napoleon, Macy Patton, Megan Peer, Jordyn Penrod, Madilynn Pott, Hannah Pullen, Ian Rau, Kelsey Rice, Owen Ryan, Addison Sanders, Cooper Schindler, Curtis Schriner, Kaci Schroer, Frances Seitz, Hunter Senek, Michaela Sershen, Henry Shellenbarger, Draven Shields, Fisher Simmons, Carson Smith, Benjamin Smith, Fiona Sondrini, Robert Stoller, Abigail, Taylor, McKenzi Thompson, Josephine Tinnerello, Quinn Vagnier, David Vidal, Daniel Vidal, Aidan Weber, Hannah Welch, Gannon Wentz, Kamryn Williams, Mateo Zevallos

7th & 8th Merit Roll 3rd Quarter

Maya Aldrich, Blake Ament, Sarah Ashworth, Camden Beatty, Abigail Blanchard, Nicholas Boriin, Rafael Bryant, Alexander Burdock, Katelyn Burns, Luca Campagnoli, Samuel Carver, Vernon Eguakun, Charles Erickson, Odette Esaka Anyah, James Fenker, Jacob Filipkowski, Jaclyn Flores, Wills Forman, Jameson Forsythe, Aidan Fulks, Mohamed Gamamou, Michael Geiger, Irini Giampouranis, Cameron Graham, Anton Gruzberg, Blaze Harvey, Camille Hedd, Reilly Herold, Dalton Howarth Green, Payton Hughes, Andrew Isern, Will Jackson, Layton Jin, Madyson Johnson, Khadijah Jordan, Nathan Jordan, Blake Judd, Dayven Kalyanam

All A’s 6th Grade 3rd Quarter

Jackson Ball, Daria Bardus, Tate Beegle, Kimberly Bonk, Lily Bower, Campbell Bowers, Roman Brandt, Kaitlyn Broehl, Bo Brofford, Ava Burroughs, Elena Cary, Daniela Coutinho, Gabriella Decker, Zachary Denman, Hannah Ellinger, Max Fauth, Kiril Gruzberg, Eve Heitkamp, Charlotte Helm, Molly Huber, Ava Jacob, Raiva Jha, Sarah Kellenberger, Joshua Kim, Grace Malloy, Jack Matthews, Satya Merugula, Taylor Morgan, Emily Motter, Sarah Nicholson, Lina Paletti, Kaleigh Palmer, Judy Ray, Meggie Ray, Scout Richardson, Peyton Rundio, Gabi Scott, Cameron Smith, Rosalie Smullen, Ben Stone, Kathleen Strous, Ella Vodinelic, Amelia Weiker, Louis Weiss, Abigail Whitman, Wyatt Wilson, Mira Woods

News from the lunchroom: We have been seeing many students bringing glass bottles into the lunchroom. Please remind your child that glass is not permitted in the lunchroom. It is also very important that you log-in to your child’s lunch account to make sure they are current. Students must have money in their account in order to buy lunch. When students are in high school, they are not allowed to charge. If you have any questions please email Carolyn Cruse at [email protected].

Testing State Testing dates are as follows: We are finished with ELA State Testing! April 18th: 8th Science Part 1 | 6th Social Studies Part 1 April 21st : 8th Science Part 2 | 6th Social Studies Part 2

April 24th: 7th Math Part 1 April 25th: 6/8th Math Part 1 April 27th: 7th Math Part 2 April 28th: 6/8th Math Part 2 Please try to avoid your student missing class for any reason during this time. If you have a previously scheduled appointment that cannot be rescheduled, please call the office and let us know beforehand so we can have them take their test on another day. Once a student begins testing, we do not want to interrupt them. Click here to read more about the state testing. Students and parents can access resources and a practice site to help prepare for these standardized assessments. Our teachers are focused on helping their students learn the course curriculum as well as preparing them for the state tests by teaching test taking strategies. More information to come as we move through the school year.

Battle of Worthington These students represented the middle school team in the 18th Annual "Battle of Worthington" between the Ambassadors and Stars. Our Kilbourne Middle School representatives were Trenton Nauman and Hannah Welch. Thanks for representing Kilbourne Middle! OMEA Solo & Ensemble The KMS Band and Orchestra program represented Worthington on Saturday at the OMEA District 15 Middle School Solo& Ensemble Contest held at Whitehall Yearling HS. Students performed very well, and earned top ratings from adjudicators. Our students brought home over 50 Superior Ratings, and many Excellent ratings as well! Great job musicians!!!! Congratulations to all of our KMS 7th and 8th Grade orchestra students who participated in OMEA District 15 Solo and Ensemble Contest on Saturday, March 18 at Whitehall-Yearling High School. All students who participated received Superior (I) or Excellent (II) Ratings! This is a major accomplishment and showcases the time, hard work, and musicianship that each student pours into their musical work. Solo and Ensemble participants include: 7th Grade: Jaleigh Beckert, Gloria Chan, Ellie Conroy, Catherine Fofanah, Audrey Kocel, Jessica Learn, Erin Oberle, Jordan Via, Candy Wu, and Mateo Zevallos

8th Grade: Brianna Bradburn, Chase Forsythe, Kinsley Koch, Layton Jin, Laydan Martin, Audrey Maxwell, Mary Maynard, Victor Nash, Eric Spain, and Paige Stephens

Aladdin Characters Aladdin-Louis Weiss Jasmine-Meggie Ray Jafar-Max Fauth Iago-Ella Vodinelic Genie-Ben Stone Sultan-Dakotta Baillargeon Razoul-Noah Henderson Guards- Elena Cary, Taylor Morgan, Claudia Seitz, and Ryan Wetterauer Magic Carpet-Kimberly Bonk (also in Chorus) Narrators- Campbell Bowers, Nina Blanton, Kaitlyn Broehl, Reilly Casey, Ruby Culp, Charlotte Helm, Sarah Kellenberger, Judy Ray, Scout Richardson, Alivia Ritchie, Rosalie Smullen, Kathleen Strous Aladdin Chorus Daria Bardus, Tata Beegle, Simon Blanke, Kimberly Bonk, Lily Bower, Roman Brandt, Bo Brofford, Ava Burroughs, Penelope Chalfant, Alex CCooper, Daniela Coutinho, Gabriella Decker, Hannah Ellinger, Karlie Fidler, Emmett Foley, Parker Grosshart, Molly Huber, Marley Hughes, Ava Jacob, Raiva Jha, Delaney Marti, Jack Matthews, Emily Motter, Lauren Nye, Kaleigh Palmer, Adithi Rao, Max Schaeffer, Gabi Scott, Violet Shonk, Madi Shufeldt, Annalie Steele, Ella Vujnovic, Amelia Weiker, Abigail Whitman, Mira Woods Aladdin Stage Crew Jackson Ball, Zachary Denman, Ella Gibson, Kirill Gruzberg, Jack Hopper, Joshua Kim, Grace Malloy, Lino Paletti, Angelo Peters, Peyton Rundio Behind the Scenes Helpers Kyle Bruce, Eve Heitkamp, Samuel Ing, Tyler Kuck, Jacob Lindemeyer Boys to Men, Girls to Women Mentoring Program The mission of the Boys to Men, Girls to Women Mentoring Program is to empower youth in our community to make positive life choices that enable them to maximize their personal potential. We promote the development of youth ages 10-18 by supporting them in handling social pressures through positive experiences and influences. Our program mentors and mentees meet a minimum of twice a month, for on-site individual and group sessions. Additional community service and learning activities are an integral part of this program, and will supplement the relationship experience.

We are a partnership organization and agency of the Mentoring Center of Central Ohio, an affiliate of Big Brothers and Sisters. The goals and objectives of the partnership with Worthington are to identify interested families and youth who may want to join the mentoring program, as mentees or mentors, and to offer specific opportunities for youth in our Life skills training, educational experiences, and outside activities. Periodically we will offer these experiences as an exposure to our program or recruitment vehicle. Our next opportunity is April 22nd. The Boys to Men, Girls to Women Mentoring Program will present the course on “Decision Making”, to be delivered by an instructor from the Mentoring Center of Central Ohio. This course will be taught at Worthingway Middle School in the library, Saturday, April 22nd, 2017, 10:30 am-12:45pm. Please call or email Mr. Larry Seward to register (614-395-2273 or [email protected]), class size limited to 35 students. UPCOMING CLASS INFORMATION: Decision Making: Class Objective: The class helps us better understand how the decisions we make influences our attitude, behavior, and our future. Decision making heavily focuses on helping youth understand how decisions influence future actions and consequences. The goal of the training is to help youth see how they are in control of the decisions they make. It also explains the idea that how we decide to respond to situations we encounter has just as much (if not more) control over our outcomes.

Tissues We have a lot of students with the sniffles and recovering from illness which equals a lot of tissues being used! We are asking for tissue donations – please turn into the office and we will distribute accordingly. Please remember if your student throws up or has a fever of 100+, they must stay home for a full 24+ hrs. after.

Library books:

Please check your students' books and make sure they are returning them to the right place for the convenience of our schools and our public libraries.

*ALL athletes must be registered and electronically sign forms online for the 2016-17 school year at https://worthington-oh.finalforms.com. OHSAA Physical forms must be turned into the KMS office. Sports fees must be paid before the first game and can be paid online at www.mypaymentsplus.com.

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Boys Lacrosse Monday, April 17- 8th Grade-Worthingway Cardinals vs. Pick. Ridgeview-5:30; Site: Worthingway MS; Address-6625 Guyer Street Worthington-43085; Admission- $4.00/Adults, $2.00/Students; 7th Grade Starting Time approx. 6:45 vs. Marysville Bunsold Thursday, April 20-Worthington Cardinals at Hilliard Memorial-5:00; Site: Hilliard Memorial MS; Address-5600 Scioto Darby Road, Hilliard-43026 Admission-$4.00/Adults, $2.00/Students; 8th Grade game first; 7th Grade Starting Time approx. 6:45; 2 Buses will leave and return to WWAY Girls Lacrosse Monday, April 17-Worthingway Cardinals at Pickerington Central HS-6:00; Site: Reserve Field; Address-300 Opportunity Way, Pickerington-43017; Admission-$4.00/Adults, $2.00/Students; 8 th Grade game only; 1 bus will leave and return to KMS Wednesday, April 19-8th Grade-Worthingway Cardinals vs. Hilliard Memorial-6:00; Site: Worthingway MS; Address-6625 Guyer Street Worthington-43085; Admission- $4.00/Adults, $2.00/Students; 8th Grade Game Only 8th Grade Baseball: Tuesday, April 18-Worthingway Cardinals at Groveport South-5:00 Site: Groveport South MS; Address-4400 Glendenning Drive, Groveport-43125 Bus will leave and return to WWAY Thursday, April 20-Worthington Cardinals vs. Delaware-5:00 Site: McCord Park Field #1; Address-333 Wilson Bridge Road, Worthington-43085 No Admission; team will shuttle to McCord Park, parent pick at McCord Park Saturday, April 22-Worthington Cardinals at Dublin Karrer-11:00am/DH Site: Dublin Karrer MS; Address-7245 Tullymore Dr, Dublin-43016 No Admission; Baseball/Softball travel together, will leave and return to WWAY; bus will leave WWAY at 9:45am 8th Grade Softball: Tuesday, April 18-Worthingway Cardinals at Westerville Genoa-5:00 Site: Westerville Genoa MS; Address-5948 S Old 3C Hwy, Westerville-43082 Bus will leave and return to KMS Thursday, April 20-Worthington Cardinals vs. Delaware-5:00 Site: McCord Park Field #3; Address-333 Wilson Bridge Road, Worthington-43085 No Admission; team will shuttle to McCord Park, parent pick at McCord Park Friday, April 21-Worthington Cardinals at Marysville Bunsold-5:30; Site: Marysville Bunsold MS; Address-141 SR 4, Marysville-43040 No Admission; Bus will leave and return to KMS

Saturday, April 22-Worthington Cardinals at Dublin Karrer-11:00am/DH Site: Dublin Karrer MS; Address-7245 Tullymore Dr, Dublin-43016 No Admission; Baseball/Softball travel together, will leave and return to WWAY; bus will leave WWAY at 9:45am

Track Wednesday, April 19-Worthington Cardinals at Hilliard Heritage-5:00 Site: Hilliard Heritage MS; Address-5670 Scioto Darby Road, Hilliard-43026 Admission-$4.00/Adults, $2.00/Students; 2 buses will leave WWAY and 2 Buses will leave KMS; only 2 Buses will return both to WWAY Saturday, April 22-Worthington Cardinals at Dublin Davis Invitational-9:00am Site: Dublin Scioto HS; Address-4000 Hard Road, Dublin-43016 Admission-$5.00/Adults, $3.00/Students; 2 buses will leave WWAY and will return both to WWAY Please use the Track and Field website (www.tinyurl.com/cardstrack ) to find information each week. This is also where you will find how to submit an Excused Absence for your athlete. You can email co-head coaches Caitlin Christel ([email protected] ) or Nick Wiedenhoft ([email protected] ) with any questions. Men's Soccer MAY 1, 2017 @ 7 P.M. Come out meet the coach, discuss summer program and tryout information, provide contact information and learn about the TWHS mens soccer program. This is a good opportunity for your son to hear what is expected of them to join the TWHS mens soccer program. Ben Neer, Head Coach, will talk about his expectations and be able to answer any questions that you may have. Parents can learn about opportunities to participate with the Strikers club in supporting the program for this upcoming season. Come join us in kicking off the 2017-2018 soccer season. We will be meeting in room 185 at Thomas Worthington High School.

A Message from the Nurse

We have had a few students out this week with influenza. If your child has a fever (Temperature 100 or greater) please keep them home until they are fever free for 24 hours without fever reducing medication. For more information please see information sheet below.

PTSA HIGHLIGHTS DANCE CHAPERONES NEEDED FOR APRIL 21 – TREATS AND SODA, TOO Friday, April 21 is the last 6th-8th grade dance of the school year! We are in need of parents who want to have a great time chaperoning. Volunteers need to arrive at KMS by 7:15 p.m. The dance ends at 9:30 p.m. Please contact Dance Chaperone Chair Kate Weber at 614-448- 6911 or kateweber.3 @gmail.com if you would like to volunteer. We also are in need of 2-liter soda bottles and treats for the cake walk. These are 2 VERY popular stations for the kids and the more donations we have, the longer we can keep these stations open! Ask your kiddos, they love them! Donations can be dropped 4/20 or 4/21 to Mr. Brennan or Ms. Tatta. Thank you for your help! HALL MONITORS NEEDED FOR STATE TESTING If you are available during the morning and can sit and read a book, KMS can use you for a few hours. (Plus, there’s wifi!) They need hall monitors during state testing on April 18, 21, 24, 25, 27, 28 from 9 a.m.-noon. Please email Molly Horst at [email protected]. Molly won’t beg . . . but we will. WE NEED YOUR HELP NEXT YEAR The PTSA is continuing to identify parents of next year’s KMS students (grades 6-8) for chair and officer positions. Anyone is welcome, even if you haven’t ever been involved with PTSA. It’s a great way to meet parents, teachers and administrators, and contribute to the KMS community in a variety of ways! It’s fun work and we can provide as much or as little support as you need. Open committee positions include: Box Tops, concessions co-chair, 8 th grade party, name-a- seat, nominating committee, open house (see above), PTA Council representatives (two) and staff appreciation. Contact Nominating Committee Chair Dennis Bryant today at [email protected] with questions and/or to express your interest. Thank you for your support! STAFF MINI-GRANTS AWARDED Congratulations to the following staff members for earning mini-grants from the PTSA to support enrichment programs:

Kyle Tackett and Cindy Morrison – fidget spinners

Angela Jennings and Stephanie Brennan – young adult fiction books

Pam Senek – costumes and props

Tom Strous, Kelly Cox, Eric Burgeson and others – digital displays for announcements throughout the school

Mini-grants are funded twice a year by the PTSA. The majority of funds raised by the PTSA each year are devoted to this program, so thank you, as well, to all families for supporting KMS PTSA. A big thank you goes to Mini-Grants Chair Michelle Neely and the Parent Review Committee for combing through the applications and deliberating on worthy additions to the student experience at KMS. MARK YOUR CALENDAR

4/21 KMS Dance (6th -8th graders), 7:30-9:30 p.m.

4/28 Parent/Staff Social, 5:30-9 p.m. in the back room at Taste of Vietnam, 652 High St. (behind Graeter’s)

5/3 PTSA Meeting, 7 p.m. in the KMS library; vote on 2017-2018 slate of officers

5/8-12 Teacher Appreciation Week

5/23 8th Grade Party, 7-9 p.m. (Kathleen Arkus is chair. They are meeting now, so contact Kathleen at [email protected] if you are interested in helping.)

5/24 Last day of school! FACEBOOK PAGE Please join our Facebook page here. Or you may do a Facebook search under “Kilbourne Middle School PTA.” It is a closed group, so you will need to ask to join. WEBSITE PTSA TAB Please visit the KMS Website PTSA tab here to stay updated and find PTSA resources/contacts. PTSA MONTHLY MEETINGS Please join us at our PTSA meeting on the following dates at 7 p.m. in the KMS Library: Wed., May 3 KMS PTSA OFFICERS Names and contact information for the 2016-17 PTSA officers are listed below. Please contact us with your questions or comments about PTSA. We are here to serve YOU, the students and the staff at KMS. Cathe Moog, President [email protected] 614-595- 6106 Melissa Potter, Co-VP [email protected] 614-582- 1517 Jen Stone, Co-VP [email protected] 614-325- 0429

John McDermott, Treasurer [email protected] 614-747- 3511 Tammy Coe, Secretary [email protected] 614-579- 4858