CorpusRecord 241422

Chardon Hills STEM School Board Recognitions

A searchable transcript preserved as part of the Discourse Corpus. Passage numbers provide stable references within this record; verify quotations against the original recording when available.

Source
YouTube / Euclid Schools Info
Date
2025-12-12
Location
Cuyahoga County, OH
Material
Transcript
Extent
962 words · about 6 min
Collected
2026-06-29

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Good evening. I'm Christopher Thorus, the superintendent of the Uclid schools, and I'm going to start with tonight's recognitions with recognitioning recognizing the students of the month for December. Can we get Lulu, Nona, Isaiah, and Trand to the front, please? [applause] And if we can help them. Yeah, please. And we're going to line up nice in a straight line right in front. I have some nice things to read about each and every one of you. And then yeah, turn your There you go. So then everyone can see your certificate. Make sure we got All right. Perfect. Let it be resolved that the Uclid City School District proudly celebrates the academic achievement, character, and personal growth of its students. And whereas Dina Stingcom, principal of Chardan Hill STEM School, has selected the following students of the month

002for December. Lulu Pastor, Nona Blaha, Isaiah King, Trandon Davis. And whereas Lulu, a first grade student, is a leader in the classroom community who demonstrates respect for peers and adults, acts responsibly in both academic and social studies, and consistently shows kindness. She eagerly takes on challenges, works well with others, and is a valued member of the Chardan Hills family. And whereas Nona is a third grade student is hardworking, curious, and consistently gives her best effort in all subject areas. She goes above and beyond her learning, showing exceptional kindness towards others, willingly helps classmates, and serves as a true leader and role model at Chardan Hills. And whereas Isaiah, a fourth grade student, is a dedicated and hard-working learner who has made tremendous progress since joining Chardan Hills in 2024. He is well-liked by both students

003and staff and has become an essential and positive member of the school community. And whereas Tronen, a fifth grade student, demonstrates outstanding character and leadership through his involvement in student council, safety patrol, junior librarians, morning announcements, and the orchestra. He consistently leads by example, supports his peers, and respects Chardan Hills with pride, responsibility, and enthusiasm. Now, therefore, be it resolved, the Uclid Board of Education proudly recognizes Lulu Pastor, Non Blaha, Isaiah King, and Trand Davis as the students of the month for December. >> Congratulations, kids. Let's give them a round of applause as they return to their seats. [applause] And now we can take And now you can head back to your seats and join your families. And next we are going to recognize uh our staff members uh Kyle Karpowski and Jack Bundy to

004the front please if they are here. [applause] And now that you saw the drill, we're going to do the same with both of you. >> Let it be resolved that the classified staff of the Uclid City Schools plays a critical role in supporting the educational process and contributes significantly to the success of our students and schools. Whereas the board of education seeks to recognize and honor the dedicated and exceptional service of these valued staff members. Whereas Dena Stingcomb, principal of Chartan Hill STEM School, has nominated Kyle Karpowski, head custodian, and Jack Bundy, BCBA therapists, as the staff members of the month for December. And whereas Mr. Karpowski as the head custodian has taken great pride in his work and the school building has truly never looked better. Staff and parents consistently comment on how new

005the building appears. Kyle often can be found maintaining the grounds or identifying areas in need of improvement. His outstanding work ethic, dedication, and professionalism benefit the entire school community. And whereas Mr. Bundy, a new BCBA therapist at Chardan Hills this year, consistently supports students who require additional behavior assistance while building strong, meaningful relationships. He brings a calm presence, positive attitude, and unwavering belief in students each day. His optimism and patience make a lasting impact, and he has already proven to be an invaluable asset to the school. And now, therefore, be it resolved that the Uclid Board of Education proudly recognizes Kyle Karpowski and Jack Bundy as the staff members of the month for December. [applause] >> [applause] >> And if I can have Amanda Ruple to the front please as our faculty member of the

006month. Let it be resolved that the faculty of the Uclid city school districts plays a vital role in guiding and educating students while fostering a culture of excellence and collaboration. And whereas the board of education values and deeply appreciates the significant contributions of its faculty members to student success and school enrichment. And whereas Dena Stinchcom, principal of Chardan Hill STEM School, has nominated Amanda Ruple as the faculty member of the month for December. And whereas Miss Ruple is an an outstanding kindergarten teacher with 24 years of experience in education, including six at Chardan Hills. She serves on the DT, BLT, and MTSS teams. regularly volunteers for district learning walks and actively participates in professional peer learning. Known for her positive and cheerful outlook, Miss Ruple is a genuine kid connector who builds strong relationships with

007students and her colleagues alike. Her leadership, collaboration, and commitment to the school community are evident every day. And now, therefore, be it resolved, the UCLA Board of Education proudly recognizes Amanda Ruple as the faculty member of the month for December. Is Teresa Carter here? Is Carter, come on up. >> [applause] >> Okay, perfect. [laughter] >> There's no apologies necessary. Just just looking out. [laughter] Uh, let it be resolved that the UCLA Board of Education acknowledges the essential role that parents and family members play in supporting students success in strengthening the school community. And whereas the board of education wishes to recognize and celebrate the meaningful contributions parents and families make to our schools and the district as a whole. Whereas Dina Stingcom, principal of Chardan Hill STEM School, has nominated Teresa Carter, parent of Cameron

008Carter, as the parent of the month for December. Whereas Mrs. Carter is an active member of the PTA and leads a parent group focused on strengthening family partnerships and engagement. She is a dedicated parent and advocate whose passion for children is evident in every role she serves, including biological, adoptive, foster, and bonus mom. I think that's kind of like super mom. Uh she has long supported children and families through her service on the board of directors for step forward and the state advisory council for the Ohio family engagement center. After completing the inaugural family leaders for Ohio school academy, she created a parent engagement program at Chardan Hills. One of her key initiatives this year is launching parent cafes, which provide opportunities for families to connect, share experiences, and learn from one another. Through these

009efforts, Mrs. Carter continues to strengthen the school community, and positively impact the lives of children and families. And now, therefore, be it resolved, the Uclid Board of Education proudly recognizes Teresa Carter as the parent of the month for December. [applause] Mr.

This transcript may contain errors introduced by automated or source-provided captioning. Bracketed descriptions such as [Music] are retained from the source. Passage divisions are editorial aids and do not alter the wording.