With the latest updates regarding the Coronavirus, school districts have been encouraged to share key information with parents, staff, and the local community. Click here for the most current information about COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, and how the district will respond to a potential concern.
Akron Children's Hospital is offering COVID 19 vaccines for students 16 and older at Coventry High School. The first vaccination clinic date will be April 16th.
Click here for consent forms and additional information. Forms must be completed and returned to the high school main office by Thursday, April 15th.
If any questions contact Victoria Dorsey, District RN [email protected] or call 330 730 8852 or the school clinic.
In partnership with Akron Children’s Hospital, Health Heroes of Ohio will be offering TDaP & Meningitis vaccination clinics at Coventry Middle School and High School on April 20, 2021. These vaccinations are REQUIRED for school enrollment by the State of Ohio.
Please know that these vaccines are no cost to your family – regardless of whether or not your student has health insurance coverage. If you have insurance coverage, your insurance company will be billed and you will not be charged any deductible or co-pay.
If you decide to have your child vaccinated in the upcoming clinic please complete the Vaccine Consent Form. Please return the Consent Form to the school no later than April 16, 2021 to secure your child’s vaccination.
COVID-19 has disrupted life as we know it. Stress and uncertainty can lead to unpleasant effects, such as stigma about certain people. Some kids may come face-to-face with negative attitudes and beliefs toward those who contract COVID-19 — making it in many ways the modern-day cooties. Click here to read more.
The district uses an all call system as needed for all urgent and non-urgent announcements throughout the school year. To confirm and/or ensure that your contact information is accurate, please login to the OneView Portal. Primary and secondary phone numbers associated with Parent/Guardian #1 & Parent/Guardian #2 will be included in distirct all-calls. Click here if you have any problems accessing the forms or creating an account.
Yearly wellness visits with your primary care doctor are an important way to keep your body and mind healthy. Click here for the informational flyer.
Click here for additional information about counseling from Greenleaf during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kids today are growing up immersed in digital media. From streaming TV and movies to video games and social media, there’s no denying screen time is a way of life for them. So it’s no surprise that children spend an average of seven hours each day on entertainment media, including TV, tablets, smartphones and computers, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). The good news is media can have a positive impact on kids, contrary to what was once believed. It can be creative and engaging to spark imaginations, as well as educational.