Troy Times

Monday-6th grade StuCo/ 5th grade Running Club/ Eager Artists

Tuesday- Cooking Class/ PTA mtg @ Old School

Wednesday- 5th Grade StuCo/6th grade Running Club/Cooking class

Thursday- Marco's Pizza Night/ Unity Day- Wear Orange

Friday-

Ella is a vocalist at School of Rock in Westlake. Once a week she has a voice lesson and once a week she practices with a School of Rock band, which changes every session. She just finished up The Early Beatles band performances and now she is a vocalist in the Green Day band, prepping for that performance in January.

Keep up the great work Ella!

Leah Walker

Nora Moran

Vivienne Peter

Rock Manchin

Eleanor Deutsch

Hadley Johns

Ryan Oommen

Vihaan Lakshmanan

Simple steps to participate in Troy's benefit night are as follows:

1. Click - School Challenge Fundraiser
2. Select Troy
3. Select Teacher name
4. Click apply
5. Place order as normal

Important notes:

• Troy must be added by clicking "School Challenge Fundraiser" button on online or mobile orders
• A pop-up will then ask for the teacher name
• For call in orders, only orders that we have been told are for Troy will count towards Donation.

School Fees for the 2026-27 school year were added to PowerSchool this week.

Payment Options:

By Mail: Check made payable to Troy Intermediate can be mailed to: Troy Intermediate, 237 Belmar, Avon Lake, Ohio 44012 Attn: School fees

Online: Payments may be made online:https://www.payschoolscentral.com/

Your student's ID number is necessary to set up an account. A 3.9% Convenience Fee for all credit card transactions will be charged

Drop Off: Drop off a check made out to Troy Intermediate School in the designated drop box in the Troy Main Office atrium Monday through Friday, between the hours of 8:00 am and 2:30 pm. Checks should be placed in an envelope labeled with your student's name and grade level.

Halloween at Troy

On October 30, students are permitted to wear Halloween costumes to school. To make this day fun and safe for everyone, please review the following costume guidelines.

• School rules regarding dress code must be followed.
• Masks/hoods that cover the head/eyes are NOT permitted. Hats, wigs, and make-up are okay.
• Costumes should be worn to and from school; all preparations must be completed at home prior to the start of the school day.
• Costume props and weapons (nun-chucks, sickles, swords, knives, guns, etc.) are NOT permitted
• Costumes must not prevent students from navigating their regular school day (walking, sitting in desks, eating, going to the bathroom, participating in PE, etc.)

There will be no classroom parties.

10/ 22- Marco's Pizza Night

10/30; Costume Contest

At Troy, we use a model of Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to intentionally teach students expectations for behavior in all areas of the school environment. The Avon Lake City Schools’ core values of Responsibility, Respect and Readiness create a framework that we use to teach, model and reinforce behavior expectations.

We are looking forward to collaborating with families to demonstrate these expectations. Here are some helpful ways for parents and caregivers to be involved:

1. Ask your child what the three R’s stand for

2. Ask your child about his/her school and classroom expectations

3. Encourage your child to practice the three R’s at home, on their teams, with their siblings and in the community

4. Praise your child when he/she makes choices that align with the three R’s

Website: https://www.avonlakecityschools.org/troy
Phone: 440-933-2701