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good buildings to house them and a strong
infrastructure to support them. Fairmount
Elementary School was constructed in 1998.
Beachwood Middle School was completed
in 2003. Beachwood High School recently
underwent a major reconstruction. Current-
ly, Bryden and Hilltop Elementary Schools,
while safe, are in need of major updates and
repairs. Renovation and/or consolidation of
those sites on the Fairmount property is a
current topic of serious consideration before
the Beachwood Board of Education. One
thing is certain; status quo is not an option.
In closing, Dr. Markwardt said, "Today,
the state of the Beachwood City School
District is indeed strong. That strength
rests in its students, staff and community.
The latter element, consisting of parents,
residents, businesses, and city govern-
ment, is the "not-so-secret ingredient" in
the district's formula for success."
Thanks go to the Beachwood Chamber
of Commerce for hosting this event. Each
month, the Chamber hosts luncheon and
networking events to provide opportu-
nities for businesses to grow their busi-
nesses. Feel free to attend! This month's
luncheon takes place October 22 at Acacia
Reservation. Keynote speaker will be Mark
Hauserman, Director of Muldoon Center for
Entrepreneurship at John Carroll Universi-
ty. His topic is, "Entrepreneurship It's Not
Shark Tank and Business Plans." For more
information, visit www.beachwood.org.
"A distinguishing characteristic
of Beachwood City Schools
is the district's attention to
the needs of the individual
student. Our district is often
referred to as a "family," a label
that is earned. Nobody is a
mere number in Beachwood.
It is that personal attention to
individual needs that drives
our curriculum, our programs,
our instruction, and our extra-
curricular opportunities. It
is an attitudinal quality that
few public school districts
can demonstrate to the same
degree."
Superintendent Dr. Richard Markwardt
Join us for our Winter Event:
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Dinner Hour 5:30 p.m. · Conversation 6:30 p.m.
Menorah Park Saltzman Auditorium
27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood
Program and Dinner are Free of Charge
Seating Limited Reserve Space Early
RSVP to Beth Silver 216-839-6678
or bsilver@menorahpark.org by Monday, October 13, 2014
Senior Travel:
Practical Suggestions on the
If, Where, How and When to go!
A Dinner Conversation
with Featured Speakers
Barbara Gross and Dr. Howard Epstein
As seasoned travelers, Barbara and Howard worked together to plan and
accompany 14 older adults on a journey through Israel in 2005. They have
also planned and traveled to various cities in the U.S. and Canada and
traveled extensively abroad. Join them to learn practical tips on arranging
and enjoying your dream trip whether it's stateside or in a foreign country!
· Explore your options for your dream vacation
· Learn how to get started
· Plan for the unexpected
· Medical considerations and trip insurance
Dr. Golubic is the Medical Director of Cleveland Clinic's Center
for Lifestyle Medicine, part of the Wellness Institute. His specialty
interests include lifestyle medicine, cardiovascular disease,
reversal and integrative approaches to cancer management. He
r
WebMD on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Therapies.
JOIN US FOR OUR SUMMER EVENT
Take Control of Your Health:
A Proactive Approach to
Wellness and Aging
A Dinner Conversation with
Featured Speaker
Mladen Golubic, MD, PhD
· Discover the power of relaxation, diet and physical
activity to arrest or reverse chronic conditions
·
· Know your exercise and stress management options
Thursday, June 21st, 2012
Dinner Hour: 5:30 p.m. · Program: 6:30 p.m.
Doors Open at 5:00 p.m.
Menorah Park Saltzman Auditorium
27100 Cedar Road · Beachwood
Program and Dinner are Free of Charge
Seating Limited Reserve Space Early
R.S.V.P. to Beth Silver 216-839-6678 or bsilver@menorahpark.org
by Wednesday, June 13th
Program made possible thanks to the David N. and Inez Myers Research Fund
Kosher dietary laws observed
Powered by the Expertise of Menorah Park and Its Community Partners
Join us for our Winter Event:
Senior Travel: Practical Suggestions on
the If, Where, How and When to Go!
A Dinner Conversation with
Featured Speakers:
Barbara Gross and Dr. Howard Epstein
·
Explore your options for your dream vacation
·
Learn how to get started
·
Plan for the unexpected
·
Medical considerations and trip insurance
Powered by the Expertise of Menorah Park and Its Community Partners
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Dinner Hour 5:30 p.m.
Conversation 6:30 p.m.
Menorah Park Saltzman Auditorium
27100 Cedar Road, Beachwood
Program and Dinner are Free of Charge
Seating Limited Reserve Space Early
o Beth Silver 216-839-6678 or bsilver@me
RSVP t
norahpark.org
no later than Monday, October 13, 2014
Award Winning Aging Resources Dinner Conversations are sponsored by
the Earl and Barbara Franklin Fund
Kosher dietary laws observed
As seasoned travelers, Barbara and Howard worked together to plan and
accompany 14 older adults on a journey through Israel in 2005. They
have also planned and traveled to various cities in the U.S. and Canada
and traveled extensively abroad. Join them to learn practical tips on
arranging and enjoying your dream trip whether it's
stateside or in a foreign country!