February Newsletter 2016

Chardon Middle
School
Newsletter
February 2016
The Mission of Chardon Middle School:
To provide experiences that encourage responsibility,
communication, collaboration and critical thinking while
promoting a tolerance for individual differences.
Table of Contents
Message from the Principal ---------------------------------------------
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Message from Assistant Principal (Spring Conferences) ---------
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PTO News -------------------------------------------------------------------
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Attendance Hotline Procedures ---------------------------------------
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Students of the Month/Positive Behavior Winners---------------
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Power of the Pen/Science Olympiad ---------------------------------
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6th Grade Newsletter -----------------------------------------------------
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Team 7A Newsletter & 7th grade fundraiser ------------------------
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Team 8B Newsletter -----------------------------------------------------
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Art and Band Department -----------------------------------------------
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Pull Tabs Ronald McDonald ---------------------------------------------
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Student Technology Spotlight ------------------------------------------
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News from Nurse Strickland --------------------------------------------
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Ski Club -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Track & Cheerleading Information ------------------------------------
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Math 24 and Chess Club -------------------------------------------------
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Drama Club ------------------------------------------------------------------
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8th Grade Washington DC Trip Information -------------------------
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School Counseling ---------------------------------------------------------
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Superior Roll List ------------------------------------------------------------
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Honor Roll List ---------------------------------------------------------------
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Merit Roll List ---------------------------------------------------------------
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YMCA Soccer ----------------------------------------------------------------
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Bowling -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Chardon Fast Pitch/Slow Pitch -----------------------------------------
24
Chardon Family Science Day --------------------------------------------
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Boys/Girls Lacrosse --------------------------------------------------------
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Bowling -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Attendance ------------------------------------------------------------------
28-29
Flag Football ----------------------------------------------------------------
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A Message from the Principal:
Commitment to Learning for ALL!
As I sit in my office and look outside to green grass and bright sunshine with temperatures in
the 50’s, I ask myself is winter over? The school year is simply flying past us as we continue our
goal of meeting the needs of our students’ by providing them with a variety of experiences.
February marks the beginning of planning for next year’s middle school schedules. If your child
is currently a sixth or seventh grade student, course selection sheets will be coming out very
soon. If you have any questions about the course selection form or course description guide,
please do not hesitate to reach out to Mrs. Hillman (A-L) or Mrs. Bobinski (M-Z).
I am very proud of our Power of the Pen and Science Olympiad competitors at Chardon Middle
School. Both groups have been very successful of late in local competitions. Our CMS eighth
grade Power of the Pen team was second overall last week at the district tournament held at
Andrews Osborne Academy. Our Science Olympiad was eighth out of fifty-two teams in their
recent event at Solon Middle School.
I encourage you to continue to check out the Chardon Schools webpage and the Chardon
Weebly to find out about all of the events and activities happening at Chardon Middle School. It
is updated regularly to keep you informed. If there is something your son/daughter is involved
in (in or outside of school) that deserves recognition, please share your good news with us. It is
our desire that the second half of the school year be excellent for all. If you need to meet with
a school counselor, assistant principal, or myself, please do not hesitate to contact us. We
suggest that parents call first to schedule appointments before coming in so that you will not
experience any delays. In the meantime, here’s wishing our Hilltopper families a happy,
healthy, and productive New Year! Stay warm, the sound of birds chirping will be here before
you know it! Please be sure to follow me on twitter at @ChardonMiddle for the most up to
date information at CMS. I am starting an initiative to reach 1K followers by the end of the
school year, please consider being 1 of the 1K.
I am very proud of all that CMS has to offer our students. If you should have any questions,
comments or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Important upcoming dates:
February 10 - 8th/9th Transition Parent Presentation … LGIR … 6-8 pm
February 15 - NO SCHOOL … Presidents Day
Go Hilltoppers!
Douglas Higham, Principal
A Message from the Assistant Principal:
Parents, please take a moment each morning to observe the clothing
choices your child is making. Be sure that your child is dressing warmly
for the weather and wearing layers as the building climate can change
throughout the course of the day. Please make sure your child is in
compliance with the student dress expectations, which can be found on
our CMS website (scroll to the bottom of the page) or in the student handbook.
This is a reminder that students are to begin entering the building at 7:05am.
There has been a change to the morning routine here at CMS. Announcements
are now played at approximately 7:27am. The tardy bell is still 7:30am. Students
receive detentions at approximately 4 and 8 tardies. After school detentions are
from 2:33-4:00pm. At 12 tardies students typically receive a Saturday School.
In order to stay current with your child’s progress in class, do not forget to check
Infinite Campus at least weekly, if not more often. This will give you an idea of
how well your child is performing in class. Keep in mind that some
assignments/tests take more time to grade than others, so grades may not be
posted immediately from these more lengthy assignments.
If you haven’t already, Please fill out online forms here to complete your student’s
school records.
Cell phones are to be put on SILENT (NOT VIBRATE). If a student is seen using the
cell phone in class without a teacher’s permission it may be taken and sent to the
office for a parent to pick up. Students are subject to disciplinary consequences
for misuse of electronics (cell phone, Chromebook, iPod).
Student Principal Advisory Council presented the “Say Something” Sandy Hook
Initiative to all grades this past week. The message is to SEE warning signs, ACT
immediately, and SAY something to an adult.
Mr. Rothstein
Assistant Principal
President – Erin McKnight
Vice President – Lisa Bross
Treasurer – Maureen Liechty
Secretary – Julie Fetchik
PTO BOARD and NEWS
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
440-6675025
216-408-3292
440-285-5718
216-402-1758
HERE IS AN EASY WAY TO MAKE MONEY FOR OUR SCHOOL!
Thank you CMS students and families for clipping and saving Box Tops for Education.
Your donations helped our school earn $790 so far this school year! Please continue to
turn in your Box Tops to our school office all year long.
Sign up at www.BTFE.com to get coupons and stay updated on our school’s earnings. Clip,
save and send in your Box Tops with your student(s). We have a collection bin located in our
school office. Thanks for helping!
Amazon
Please use our school link when accessing Amazon.com:
www.amazon.com/?tag+charmiddscho-20. This school rewards link takes you directly
to Amazon.com, where you are able to browse and shop just as you normally would. Each
month, Amazon pays Chardon Middle School PTO up to 10% of all purchases made by
shoppers who reached Amazon through our link. You will see the regular Amazon homepage
and there is not a welcome to CMS message. All of the bookkeeping takes place behind the
scenes.
Apples for the Students
From October 1 through March 17, 2015, all purchases made with a Giant Eagle Advantage
Card will earn points for CMS. Registering is easy. Just follow the following steps:
1. Visit www.gianteagle.com/AFTS
2. Enter your Giant Eagle Advantage Card® number (which appears under the bar code).
3. Enter the school code.
4. Done! Please encourage your extended family and friends to register too.
Tasteful Rewards Members
As a member of Heinen's Tasteful Rewards™ Program, when you shop at Heinen's you can
help area schools through the school donation program. Up to 1% of your qualified purchases
during September to April can be donated annually by Heinen's. The Teaming Up for Education
Program is a Tasteful Rewards™ membership benefit and enrollment with your email address is
required.
Members of the Tasteful Rewards Program are required to RE- SELECT their school
every year. To select a school you have three choices:
1. Simply log into your account at www.heinensrewards.com withyour registered email
address and password, Click on "My profile" at the top of the page, scroll down to the bottom of
the page. Select Chardon School Foundation and save changes.
2. Select Chardon School Foundation at any Heinen's Store Location - Customer service
booth.
3.
Call our Customer Relations department at 1.855.475.2300 Ext 2337.
Attendance Hotline at CMS
Hotline # 440-279-0537
Parents and Guardians are able to report their child’s absence, early
dismissal, or late arrival using an automated voicemail system. Parents
and Guardians are asked to report their child’s absence no later than
9:00 am on the day of absence. (Absences you are aware of, may be
called in prior to the day of the actual absence.)
When reporting an absence on the attendance hotline, please be
prepared to clearly state the following information:
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Student’s first and last name
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Spelling of the student’s last name
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Grade level of student
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Date of absence, time of late arrival or early dismissal time
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Reason for absence, late arrival, or early dismissal
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Name of parent or guardian recording the absence
Students of the Month:
6A: Jacob Williams, Emma White
6B: Maeve Phelan, Logan Walker
7A: Jake Ryan, Lindsey Leggett
7B: Anna Gerstner, Jeffery Fletcher
8A: Kyle Toth, Annabelle Liebhardt
8B: Emma Beil, Lucia Muhic
Exploratories: Grace Fullum, Hannah Romanoff
Positive Behavior Winners
6th grade- Mckenzie Tobin
7th Grade- Grace Large
8th Grade- Ashley Paterson
Congratulations to successful finishes for our Power of the Pen and Science Olympiad teams this past
weekend!
6 Grade Newsletter
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6th Grade –February
ON TRIAL:
As a culminating activity for the novel, Tuck Everlasting, Mrs. Haeberle’s and Mrs. Rosengard’s
students will be involved in a mock trial. Mae Tuck is being tried for killing the man in the
yellow suit. All students have roles including: lawyer, witness (characters from the book),
sketch artist, newspaper reporter and juror. Stay tuned for the verdict!
REMINDERS:
Please continue to encourage your child to come prepared to every class every day. This is the
time of year that school supplies might need to be “refreshed.”
pens (blue or black)
pencils
erasers
loose-leaf paper
independent reading books (check out Mrs. Rosengard’s and Mrs. Haeberle’s
websites for recommendations)
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REMINDERS:
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HOMEWORK- Students should be writing down ALL their homework in their
assignment notebook- it is their responsibility. Teacher websites should be the back-up
in case a student is absent or forgets.
ABSENT? - If a student is absent, it is his/her responsibility to check teacher websites
for missing work. It is the student’s responsibility to make up the work in a timely
manner (1 day out, 1 day to make up work; 2 days out, 2 days, etc)
 MATERIALS – many students are coming unprepared to class.
Students need some basic materials for ALL classes and are expected to bring them:
paper, pencils, pens, red pen, textbooks, independent reading book, calculator (MATH)
News from 7A
In social studies, we will continue with the Middle Ages
journal, the Crusades, and the Black Plague.
During math, students will continue learning about
algebra. Students will be continuing to apply the Five D
Process method for solving word problems.
For science, Mr. Patterson will be finishing biomes and
will begin the periodic chart and learning about elements.
In language arts, students will continue to work in
centers that involve many of the concepts they have learned
throughout the year. A large focus will be on writing, editing,
and revising while writing the Middle Ages journal. Students
will be continuing in our 7 Wonders unit and launching a 7
Wonders project.
As always, please reference teacher website to check
what is going on in class and to retrieve copies of missing
assignments.
7th Grade Fundraiser
The 7th grade will be holding two fundraisers to lower the overall cost of of the
Chicago trip. Please help by participating in these events!
The first will be held Monday, January 25 at Bob Evans. We will get a percentage
of the total sales during the event. The second will be Friday, February 12 at
Dairy Queen (3:30 - 6:30pm). We will also get a percentage of the total sales
during this event. Look for more information to come!!
Thanks for the help!
Team 8B
Mrs. Debevec’s math classes will use the connections between graphs,
tables, rules and patterns when working with systems of equations to
solve problems. Algebra students will be solving systems of linear
equations. Lastly, the Honors Geometry students will be investigating
similarity.
English I students are studying Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Age
as they begin to read Romeo and Juliet. They will also continue to
study grammar and usage in their writing.
Language Arts students are beginning to study the Holocaust and
World War II as a background to reading the play The Diary of Anne
Frank. They have also examined argument essays and have now written
their own essay which includes a claim followed by evidence and
explanation.
In Science, Mr. Farrow be exploring physics and energy transfer. We
will be doing labs and math. The students will be exploring the basics
of physical science and lab practices.
In American History, the United States will begin to reach from coast
to coast. Soon, the map of the nation will take the shape with which we
are all familiar. Even as the country begins to take this shape, serious
problems will occur. The tug-of-war over slavery will begin to rip the
nation apart.
News from the Art Department:
SAVE THE DATE!!! Second semester Art
Show will be March 22, 2016 from 5-7 P.M. in the
CMS Cafe'. We are excited to see all of the
wonderful works of art and "Food" art. Look for
more information to come home.
Information will also be sent home for the Middlefield Historical Society
Art Show coming up in April. This show will showcase work from both first
semester and second semester students.
Band Notes
Congratulations to the following students for being
selected to participate in the OMEA District VII Honor Band
on February 25-26 at Mentor High School:
Sophia Alexandrou, Josh Campbell, Mitchell Ewaska, Marisa Organiscak,
Mario Trillo!
Congratulations to the following students for being selected to participate in THE
Ohio State University Middle School Honor Band on February 27 in Columbus:
Laney McBean, John Meleski, Marisa Organiscak!
What an honor for all of these students and a true reflection of their hard work!
Great job!
Our next calendar event is the 7th and 8th Grade concert on March 9 at 7 PM in
the gym. Students will be wearing their band t-shirt and jeans for this
performance.
Our Jazz Band concert for this year will be held on April 8 at 7 PM in the gym.
THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT. I will be sending information home in March. If
you would like to attend but do not have a student in the group, please contact
Ms. Paroubek with ticket requests. The title of this year's show is, " Letters from
Home: The Sounds of WWII."
Pull-Tabs for Ronald McDonald House
We will continue to collect pull-tabs through the end of the school year.
Pull-tabs from pop cans; etc. can be dropped off in the school office at
any time. Money from the recycling of the pull-tabs is used to support
Ronald McDonald House, a home away from home for families with
seriously ill children in one of the Cleveland hospitals. Please support this
worthy cause and bring in your pull-tabs from home.
Student Work Spotlight
Online Predators
I met someone online,
They made me feel divine.
I trusted my new friend,
Not thinking about how this could end.
He was someone I didn’t know,
He said, “We met a long time ago.”
I’m so embarrassed to admit
That I fell for his trick.
That night, he was outside in a van,
To take me to kick the can.
I knew better than to go,
So I quickly said, “NO!”
I’m scared to think about that night,
Nothing’s ever given me such a fright.
Please stay safe online,
For your own safety and for mine.
You wouldn’t talk to a stranger on the street,
So don’t talk to one behind a screen.
Laney M and Mackenzie M
February 3, 2016
Mods 13-14
FROM NURSE STRICKLAND:
It's Monday morning at 6:30 a.m. Your child is holding his (her) belly
and pleading with you to allow him (her) to stay home from school
today. What should you do? As a parent myself, I know that this can
be a difficult decision to make. I recently came across a great on-line
article at Web M.D. titled "Is Your Kid Sick or Just Faking It?" It was
full of helpful information that I would like to share with you. You can
access this article by clicking on the link below.
http://www.webmd.com/cold-and-flu/features/is-your-kid-sick-justfaking-it
ATTENTION SIXTH GRADE PARENTS:
NEW STATE IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS FOR SEVENTH
GRADE
By the start of next school year, your child is required to have a Tdap
AND a meningitis shot. You must provide the school with written
verification of both of these vaccinations from your healthcare provider.
Failure to do so will result in exclusion from school until this requirement
is met. This requirement is a new state law. Please contact your child’s
physician now to see if your child has already had these shots or to make
arrangements to receive them. We have already begun accepting written
verification of these vaccinations for next school year. This vaccination
can be obtained through the Geauga Co. General Health District at no
cost to Geauga residents. The health district holds monthly walk-in
immunization clinics. For more information call them at 279-1950.
Ski Club!
CMS Ski Club is getting ready for winter! We will be
skiing/snowboarding on Saturdays from 9am-1pm starting
in January. See attached flier for more details. There are
additional fliers outside the school office.
Call/Text: Bridget Mullaly for more information at 226-9112.
Track & Cheerleading
Hello! Track will be starting March 7! We have an interest survey
on the athletic weebly for any 7th or 8th grader who is
interested.
Check the athletic website in the next few weeks for more
information.
Chess and Math 24 clubs will continue
every Tuesday and Friday during RED and lunch
until the end of the year with Mrs. Best.
DRAMA CLUB
Bullies Anonymous-A mini-musical with a Mighty message!
CMS Drama Club will meet Tuesday and Thursday after school with parent
pick up at 4:45 beginning Tuesday, February 16.
Registration forms are available outside the front office on the table.
Deadline is Monday, February 15.
Performances: May 3 and May 7 at Geauga Theater.
*Explore a new interest or indulge in your creativity*Take a stand against
bullying in an innovative way*Make new friends!
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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If you were unable to attend the September 17th meeting regarding
the 8th grade Washington DC class trip, you can find information and
sign up your child by doing the following:
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go to tourwithdiscovery.com
register, if you have not already done so (you should already be
registered if your son/daughter went to Chicago last year)
click on “enter a new trip code” or “join a new trip”
enter our trip code: IQKAA
all important documents can be found under “Resources” at the
Discovery Tours website
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You can also find the information by going to team8a.com and click
on TEAM and then SPRING 2016 WASHINGTON DC TRIP. There
you will find information to set up your account and the itinerary for
the trip.
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If you would like a hard copy of the information, please have your
child see Mrs. Mysyk.
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The first payment of $150.00 is due October 15, 2015.
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For future updates about the DC Trip, please join the CMS-DC
Remind service:
text the message @cms-dc to 81010.
School Counseling Department
This month we have continued our career counseling piece, with a focus on next
year's scheduling and what that means for our students' educational futures. This
career-focus is encouraged to help students find their interests, strengths, and
goals for themselves with planning on how they will need to reach those future
goals. Scheduling information will become available to each grade level at the
end of the month, focusing on one grade level at a time. Assistance with
transitions into high school and from the elementary schools is being organized
and will be supported by our counseling departments.
CMS counselors continue to look for local companies and professionals willing to
assist in career-related activities and presentations for our students. If there is
any interest in supporting this, please contact
[email protected].
During the school year, the counselors continue to support volunteering and
service in our community. We are trying to encourage our students to
understand the importance and benefits of helping our community.
School Counselors:
Mrs. Pamela Bobinski
[email protected]
Mrs. Karin Hillman
[email protected]
Chardon Middle School
Superior/Honor/Merit Roll
2nd Quarter – 2016
Superior Roll – 4.0 GPA
6th Grade: Lauren Alexander, Genevieve Baker, Charlotte Bennett, Daniel Brill, Samantha
Brown, Quinn Coughlin, Jack Dvorak, Bryanna Evan, Morgan Fisher, Christopher Gehrke,
Julia Gray, Jazilyn Griffin, Victoria Holt, Joseph Joaquin, Devin Jost, Amanda Lee, Derek
Mardula, Kyle Maronde, Brooke McKelvey, Audrey Nelson, Matthew Organiscak, Caden
Price, Benjamin Scheid, Katherine Snyder, Deidre Soncrant, Mallory Tepley, Zoran
Vujaklija, Jacob Zeiger.
7th Grade: Abigail Atchley, Blake Barker, Kate Bradley, Emily Browne, Catherine Condon,
Jesse Decipeda, Violet Detweiler, Tate Farinacci, Jeffery Fletcher, Shane Fletcher, Anna
Gerstner, Julia Jeckering, Maja Lampic, Karen Landies, Paige Lucic, Darcy Maas, Laney
McBean, Cade McDevitt, Mackenzie Morris, Noah Munoz, Emma Norton, Autumn Reese,
Jake Ryan, Andrew Scurlock, Zoe Shive, Emily Sivula, Olivia St. James, Jacob Stephans,
Jack Sweet, Elliott Tyminski, Nathaniel Vilardo, Riley Zelazny, Riley Zugan.
8th Grade: Sophia Alexandrou, Harry Quinn Allen, Gwendolyn Avery, Leah Baker, Emma
Beil, Sarah Bennett, Whitney Beorn, Dalton Bowyer, Kara Connolly, Iris Corral Lujan,
Gabriele Cross, Mason Danison, Natalie Dumm, Lauren Dvorak, Aidan Enright, Mitchell
Ewaska, Alyssa Fisher, Loganne Foster, Natalie Fullerman, Grace Gasper, Jacob
Hamulak, Hannah Holbert, Tucker Keeney, Sophia Ku, Halle Landies, Annabelle Liebhardt,
Tori Lowe, Megan MacCartney, Cole McHale, Meredith McKeon, Hannah Means, Zachary
Morrison, Zachary Mothersbaugh, Lucia Muhic, Clare Myeroff, Marisa Organiscak, Ashley
Paterson, Isabella Patti, Lauren Phillips, Karlie Pirnat, Grace Powell, Hailey Richard, Cara
Robbins, Cassidy Robinson, Noel Rozic, Marissa Scerbo, Sarah Schmauder, Katarina
Schultz, Jonathan Sharp, Allison Smrdel, Mila Stropkay, Jude Taddie, Ashley Tice, Nicklas
Tilton, Mario Trillo, Izabella Veon, Casey Wilcox, Keaton Ziegenfuss.
Honor Roll 3.5 – 3.99
6th Grade: Rebecca Adams, Elizabeth Beaubien, Gianna Brickman, Kayla Brown, Madeline
Christie, Madison Clague, Olivia Coble, Elisabeth Cousens, Luke Danison, Kaleigh Davis,
Caden Dawson, Angelina Derezic, Josie Derry, Caitlyn Dorka, Brody Dotson, Samantha Eves,
Sierra Feller, Vaughn Fink, Maitland Fuentes, Ashley Fulton, Ethan Gaspar, Evan Germ, Hailey
Hatridge, Marissa Hauser, Madison Henson, Miranda Henson, Jacob Hlifka, Jack Horton,
Aidan Ischay, Adam Jackson, Alexis Jackson, Alex Johnson, Zachary Kalis, Kristopher Kastor,
Joseph Kidd, Alexander Koluder, Kyle Kovats, Thomas Krakora, Maxwell Kubacki, Zane
Kuhnle, Alyas Maliki, Sebastian Marker, Alexander McDonald, Kai McHale, Michael Meleski,
Jack Myers, Andrew Nelson, Olivia Nelson, Jacob Nickels, Emily Niederst, Kristina Pason,
Lauren Paterson, Paige Patrick, Sara Perkins, Ryan Petersen, Sydney Powell, Ian Quinn,
Pablo Ramirez Villanueva, Liam Richards, Georgia Riendeau, Ryleigh Robinson, Connor
Rozic, David Sage, Claudia Schultz, Nicole Secic, Hayden Semler, Lyndsie Sharp, Emma Silk,
Ainsley Smith, Austin Snow, Lana Snow, Layne Steffen, Nathanael Sulka, Jake Tartaglia, Jack
Tilton, Thomas Tomasch, Sara Ulmer, Logan Walker, Leah Ward, Michael Washington, Jason
Watson, Jacob Williams, Avery Wynn-Neubert, Paige Yamamoto, Jessica Zalar, Sierra
Zarcone, Bradley Zemanek, Riley Zimmerer.
7th Grade: Brittany Adams, Jordan Adams, Madison Arganti, Emma Beorn, Teagan Bonin,
Abigail Breznai, Christian Bross, Mackenzie Brown, Amanda Carroll, Mateo Chavero, Taylor
Cox, Nicholas Cusick, Jacob Cutwright, Kayley DeAndrade, Morgan Debevec, Victoria
Detweiler, Liam Downs, Jessica Drake, Bradley Duchon, Ann Marie Evans, Nicholas Fay,
Andrew Fetchik, Abigail Frania, Emily Fuerst, Ethan Fuerst, Mason Gamiere, Jacob Garrett,
Lauen Gessel, Emma Gittins, Katherine Giza, Alaina Goss, James Granger, Margaret
Hamulak, Haydn Haueter, Madison Hauser, Brya Hofacre, Haley Hoynes, Gabriella Jeschelnig,
Madelynn Johnson, Dominik Joyal, Thomas Kimpton, Molly Kosir, Alexandra Lanese, Christina
Lebedev, Brandon Leszynski, Samantha Liechty, Emily Lingafelter, Lilliana Livengood, Audrey
Manary, Shannon McFaul, Aurora McMasters, Olivia Means, Una Moon-Geosano, Mackenzie
Morrison, Sarah Mularo, Abigail Myers, Kayla Noerr, Jenna Oriani, Ivan Orozco, Jackson Perry,
Louisa Piotrkowski, Peter Robie, John Ross, Jarrod Russo, Madison Russo, Olivia Sackman,
Brendan Sarbach, Anna Schaefer, Brandon Schreffler, Lauern Siktberg, Meghan Solich, Emma
Sternagle, Angela Stupi, Campbell Tierney, Braden Toth, Owen Vokoun, Jewelia Whitehead,
Anthony Zampino, Ashley Zmarzly.
8th Grade: Nathan Albers, Kayla Allen, Kirsten Beard, Nicholas Becker, Hannah Berman, Ryan
Bluemmel, Dimitri Brenick, Nicholas Bross, Chloe Budd, Ethan Buehner, Benjamin Burns, Elise
Chollett, Anne Ciszak, Sara Conway, Dillon Cox, Emma Davis, Caleigh Dawson, John Dinko,
Alexa Eierman, Carrie Eierman, John Ellington, Nolan Ellis, Elizabeth Evans, Cooper Farrow,
Robert Frank, Flora Frieden, Emma Fulton, Chloe Geiss, Molly Goodge, Caitlyn Goodrich, Jena
Goodwin, Jacob Grantham, Dylan Grieb, Reagan Halford, Mikhail Hall, Alexis Hatridge,
Samantha Hess, Jorja Hlifka, Madeline Houser, Caleb Kelly, Justin Koluder, William Kurtz,
Justin Lane, Lauren Laudato, Elizabeth Love, Aidan Macaskill, Isabelle Marinchick, Robert
Mason, Mackenzie May, Madeline McDonald, Daryann Medvec, John Meleski, Mac Metz, Elliot
Miller, Brigit Morgan, John Mullaly, Kyle Nelson, Christen Niedzielski, Halle Parrish, Maya
Pedersen, Hannah Romanoff, Hannah Rus, Kierstin Schreiber, Lucas Semler, John Shuman,
Elise Silipini, Anna Sole, Olivia Stern, Allison Sutton, Elaine Szep, Gina Terranova, Dylan
Thomas, Maxamus Vujaklija, Bradley Yoger, Jonah Zeiger, Joseph Zimmerer, McKenna
Zugan.
Merit Roll 3.0 – 3.49
6th Grade: Noah Acuff, Timothy Altman, Blake Barajas-Anguiano, Anthony Barham,
Christina Bender, Noah Best, Kinsela Blaskis Joshua Bruce, Savannah Bryant, Sean Carr,
Carissa Clark, Margaret Clark, Savannah Colucci, Lily Cormiea, Lindsay Craig, Valentina
Crea, Sophie Day, Gracie Duchon, Austin Dumm, Farrin Erickson, Amber Finnerty, Carlie
Fliter, Grace Fullum, Caroline Gaertner, Grace Gaertner, Aidan Galati, Lauren Garrabrant,
Melissa Gideon, Michael Goodwin, Connor Green, Norah Hardesty, Brianna Hibbard, Jack
Hollowell, Anna Jernejcic, Theodore Jons, Madeline Kekic, Lauren Kick, Alana Kolek,
Donald Kuhl, Charlotte Kurtz, Ian Ludwig, Andrew Mark, Joseph McGreevy, Mya Moore,
Caitlin Morrison, Daniel Mullett, Cody Palovich, Maeve Phelan, Makayla Sams, Mariah
Schrode, Trent Shutty, Aiden Slusher, Zachary Thobe, Emily Toothman, Jenna Toutant,
James Ulrich, Daniel Vaccarino, Austin Walker, Emma White, Olivia White, Wesly Wilkes,
Joseph Williams, Evan Wolcott, Edward Youmans.
7th Grade: Braden Byrnes, Shane Callahan, John Chesnes, Robert Ciszak, Alexandra
Corrigan, Dominic Cosillo, Andrew Cusick, Cory Deutsch, Vincent DiGeronimo, Mary Kate
Douglas, Emeril Esquivel, Isabella Evans, Lily Ezell, Angelo Ferrante, Vincent Ferrante,
Alexis Fishleigh, Jeremy Goerss, Cecillia Gullo, McKenna Haack, Morgan Jaeck, James
Kankula, Owen Kingery, William Kreuz, Dawson Lair, Grace Large, Angelica Lasota,
Lindsey Leggett, George LeMaster, Jason Loncar, Logan Lundblad, Athan Marshall,
Matthew McGreevy, Brianna McKenzie, William McKnight, Benjamin Morgan, Malena Muni,
Matthew Mysyk, Bryan Nells, Emma Niksick, Bridget O’Reilly, Alexia Paros-Gaser,
Benjamin Perry, Ethan Peterson, Anthony Simiele, Gavin Slife, Emily Spangler, Willard
Squires, Scott Statzer, Alexander Straka, Anne Sweet, Reginald White, Shawn Youdath,
Alexander Zaccarine.
8th Grade: Samuel Adams, Olivia Adkins, Madisyn Barry, Grace Bernot, Alexandra Bojec,
Joshua Campbell, Marcus Chauby, Mitchell Cormiea, Colin Downs, Dillon Dwyer, Allison
Eves, Layne Fierman, Madeline Frustereo, Maria Hernandez Razo, Jordan Humar, Steven
Jackson, Noah Keeney, Joshua Kernc, Daiva Krueger, Alexandria Lavo, Kenneth Leach,
Joseph Niederst, Catherine Parr, Cooper Pason, Matthew Reminder, Cameron Rypel, Luke
Shutty, Morgan Sidders, Bailey Silvia, Joseph Soncrant, Cheyenne Strawinski, Cameron
Strichko. Matthew Talarcek, Makaila Tepley, Daniel Thomas, Kyle Toth, Joseph Trivisonno,
Noah Tuscano, Jacob Vatty, Bradley Warburton, Katie Whiting, Jocelyn Williams, Cody
Wills, Zachary Yoger.
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