Northmont gets Momentum Award, gives Helping Hands Award

Northmont Superintendent Tony Thomas presenting the ‘Helping Hands’ award to Northwood Elementary PTO members Shaunetta Patrick, Erica Bryson, Principal Sally Moore and Virenna Fearing. CONTRIBUTED

Northmont Superintendent Tony Thomas presenting the ‘Helping Hands’ award to Northwood Elementary PTO members Shaunetta Patrick, Erica Bryson, Principal Sally Moore and Virenna Fearing. CONTRIBUTED
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By News Staff
Nov 25, 2016
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CLAYTON – Northmont School District was chosen as one of three school districts in Montgomery County to be recognized by the State Board of Education for exceeding expectations in student growth for the year.

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Schools must earn a straight A on all value-added measures on the state report card. The school district must also have at least two value-added subgroups of students, which include gifted, lowest 20 percent in achievement, and students with disabilities. Of 611 public school districts in Ohio, 55 were awarded this honor.

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Also, Northwood Elementary Principal Sally Moore assisted Superintendent Tony Thomas in recognizing the Northwood PTO with the Superintendent’s Helping Hands award.

“Just a few years ago, Northwood didn’t have a PTO, and these staff had to step up and get it going,” said Moore. “These volunteers have spent countless hours building the group back up and creating the support that our staff needs on a daily basis.”

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