Mrs. Jane Myers, employed by Northwest Ohio Educational Service Center, serves as the curriculum consultant for Fayette Schools. Her varied experiences as a classroom teacher and building principal are assets in supporting the district’s needs with curriculum and instruction, assessment, gifted services, as well as professional development for teachers. Mrs. Myers can be reached at 567.444.4800 ext. 4848, or by email at jmyers@nwoesc.org.
Third Grade Reading Guarantee
Family Resources - http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Ohios-Learning-Standards/Literacy/Third-Grade-Reading-Guarantee/Third-Grade-Reading-Guarantee-Family-Resources
Teacher Resources - http://education.ohio.gov/Topics/Ohios-Learning-Standards/Literacy/Third-Grade-Reading-Guarantee/Third-Grade-Reading-Guarantee-Teacher-Resources
How to teach Phonemic Awareness
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Reading is Fundamental Literacy Central
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College Credit Plus Program (CCP)
The College Credit Plus program gives college-bound high school students the opportunity to earn college credit and high school credit simultaneously. This gives students the advantage of starting the transition to college early, while reducing the cost and length of time needed to graduate once they enroll in college. High school students can take part in the college experience, interacting with full-time college students and university faculty, while experiencing the rigor of college-level courses. Courses may be taken face-to-face at a college campus, online, or here at Fayette Local School District for specific courses.
Students should see their school counselor for detailed information pertaining to eligibility requirements in order to participate in CCP. Students and parents who are interested must attend an annual informational meeting held at Fayette High School where they will obtain an informational packet, sign the intent to participate, and have the opportunity to meet with high school counselors and college admissions officers. At the informational meeting, the high school counselor will review all information related to College Credit Plus, provide the student and parents with a detailed checklist, and provide the student and parent with contact information for their CCP advisor in case questions arise during the application or enrollment process.