May 2013 - Tempe Union High School District

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A Mountain Pointe High School Communication
Bruce Kipper, Principal • 4201 E. Knox Road, Phoenix, AZ 85044 • 480-759-8449 • www.MPHSPride.com • Spring 2013
Dear Parents, Students, and MPHS Community:
Spring Break has come and gone and three-fourths of the school year has been completed. Our students and staff have
accomplished many remarkable things and brought many honors to our campus. Two of our students achieved National
Merit Finalist status, Cole Barber and Jessica Zhu. This honor places them among the top 1% of all graduating seniors across
America. Six other students achieved National Merit Commended status, Spencer Elliott, Bobby Hakimi, Lucas Hunter, Tim
Leach, Lauren McDonald, and Swaroon Sridhar. The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) notified us that MPHS
senior Caitlon Hartzel and junior Ashley Mutchek have been selected for membership. The Flinn Foundation has announced
this year's Flinn Scholarship winners and our two semi-finalists, Spencer Elliott and Swaroon Sridhar, made it to the very
top of the list. Spencer is a scholarship winner, one of only 20 in Arizona, and Swaroon is one of the top alternates selected.
Congratulations to all students on these honors.
Our dedicated MP staff leads our students to excel in the arts, on the athletic field, in the classroom and in many community
service activities. Congratulations to English teacher Christine Vanderpool who was selected the Educational Mentor of the
Year at the Ahwatukee Chamber Day of Champions. Fine Arts teacher Kim Bonogofski was honored by KNIX and Fulton
Homes as a Teacher of the Week and had her play selected to perform at the Arizona Thespian Society Junior Festival. Three
MP staff members are finalists for Diablos Educator Awards, Pete Rupp (Achievement), Suzanne Idler (Innovation) and Rosalie
Acuna (Class Act). Sponsor Julie Zahara and her hard working Key Club members exceeded their goal and collected 101
pints of blood with the help of United Blood Services. This potentially saves 303 lives. The Advanced Marketing Class taught
by Shauna Demers recently donated over $1900.00 to the Sandy Hook Elementary Fund from their Bonfire. In another effort
to help our environment the Sustainability Club is working with Phoenix Fibers to collect used clothing. These clothes are
used to help the needy. The clothes that cannot be donated are recycled to make insulation. The next drive will be held April
8th -22nd. Our campus celebrated the signing of student athlete letters of intent in football, baseball, lacrosse and swimming.
Senior Brantley Bell was crowned Mr. Pride at the annual junior class sponsored man-pageant that raises funds for the Child
Crisis Center and the prom. The Diversity Assembly featured guest speaker Alonzo Jones from ASU and many student
performers celebrating both the diversity and unity of our Pride Family, reflecting the hard work of sponsor Natasha Alston
and the student leaders of the Black Student Union.
Spring Break marked the end of the third quarter of 2012-2013 and you should be receiving report cards. It is extremely
important that you contact your son/daughter’s teachers if they have any grades that are not satisfactory. With 9 weeks
remaining, and final exams, students still have approximately 60% of their grade yet to earn. Reminder: Parentvue is a
great way to monitor your son/daughter’s academic progress. Our goal is that every student has a successful experience at
Mountain Pointe High School. If needed, please reach out to access one of the
many support services we offer, whether it be academics (ac lab and TOTEM
Tutoring) or social emotional (guidance support and help groups). In today’s
world the sky is the limit for our students, let’s all work together to keep
encouraging them to reach for the sky. As we continue to move forward this year
keep in mind our mission; Purpose, Pride, and Performance.
Reach for the sky
Bruce Kipper
Principal
The Pointes of Pride newsletter is published quarterly. Look for the next issue in May.
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Services
M a r y • K e l l e r
• SENIORS •
Graduation Orders
Orders have been taken for graduation announcements, caps and
gowns. If your son or daughter has failed to place an order, please
contact our Jostens’ representative at (480) 756-0555 or go to the
website: www.jostens.com .
Look for further information regarding graduation in our May
newsletter. Jostens will be on campus March 18th & 19th delivering senior orders.
Mark your calendar!
March 7–8...............Cap and Gown Pictures
7:45 am – 1:30 pm • Room F-228
March 20.................Senior Panoramic Picture
TBA • Football Stadium
May 6 . ....................Excellence Awards (grades 9-12)
7:00 pm • Auditorium
May 16–17 . ............Senior Final Exams
May 19 . ..................Baccalaureate
6:30 pm • Auditorium
May 20 . ..................Graduation Practice • Mandatory
9:00 am • Auditorium
May 23 . ..................Graduation Practice• Mandatory
12:30 pm • Assigned classroom
May 23 . ..................G r a d u a t i o n !
7:00 pm • Stadium
Mary Keller
Asst. Principal, Student Services
(480) 759-6119
[email protected]
Check out all courses
offered for next school year:
Visit: mphspride.com
Click on
Incoming Freshman Parents Invited to
MPHS “Keys to Success” Workshops
Mountain Pointe is seeking to address the successful transition of
8th graders to the freshman year of high school. Research tells us
that this is a documented “pivotal time” for students. It is during
their freshman year that:
4the highest dropout rates are recorded.
4students are asked to make academic choices that launch them
on a four year plan to college, some other form of post- secondary
education or successful entrance into the workforce or military.
4students make important lifestyle choices that can lead them toward
self sufficiency.
4students are starting to make important transitions: middle school
to high school; adolescence to young adulthood; dependency to self
sufficiency.
In order to help every student reach their potential in this crucial
freshman year, Mountain Pointe has created a parent handbook,
PowerPoint presentation and communication workshops for the
parents of our incoming 8th graders. Principal Bruce Kipper worked
with outstanding faculty leaders to create this innovative program
that started in 2007. This information comes from our Guidance
department, Gifted Program and includes "keys to success" in our
core subject areas.
Each workshop is led by Assistant Principal, Mary Keller, with a
panel made of administrators and teachers who answer questions
from the 8th grade parents. There are five workshops scheduled
this spring for incoming freshman parents to select from:
Wednesday, April 10th......... 7:00 pm
Tuesday, April 23rd............... 6:00 pm
Saturday, May 4th................ 10:00 am
Academics
Thursday, May 16th.............. 6:00 pm
2013-2014
Registration Information
Tuesday, June 4th................... 6:00 pm
Online 2013-2014
Registration Handbook
Parent Info
“Keys to Success” Workshops
Keys to
Success
All workshops will be held in the
Mountain Pointe Cafeteria.
Register online at:
http://www.tuhsd.k12.az.us/surveys/mtp8thgrd.htm.
Pointes of Pride • Page 2
H.U.M.A.N. Healthy Vending
Machines Visit Campus
Attendance Procedure
Mountain Pointe students were treated to a taste test for healthy
vending snacks on January 25th. H.U.M.A.N. stands for Helping
Unite Man And Nutrition and is a new vending program that features Clif bars, Pop Chips, Kashi snacks and juices, milk or water.
The machines use up to 50% less energy and have 40% more
capacity to hold products. Students at both lunches gave their
opinions on their favorite choices. Two new machines will join
campus in the spring.
The following is a summary of the Mountain Pointe Attendance
procedure:
(480) 706-7457
Parent Calls
Only the parent/legal guardian of the student can notify the school
of an absence or request an off-campus pass. When a parent/legal
guardian calls to excuse their student, the absence is listed as excused and the reason given is documented. Parent or legal guardian must call on the same day of the absence before 3:00 p.m.
Unexcused Absence
If a parent does not call on the same day of the absence, and the
teacher enters the student absent, the computer automatically
records that student unexcused.
Summer Education Academy
– Summer School 2013 –
Summer Education Academy (Summer School) is now open for
registration. All summer classes will be held at Marcos de Niza
High School in Tempe. Summer Education Academy is open to any
incoming 9th grade through 12th grade students.
Location:
Marcos de Niza High School
6000 S. Lakeshore Drive
Tempe, AZ 85283
Session 1:
May 29th – June 14th
Registration Deadline: May 30th
Session II:
June 17th – July 3rd
Registration Deadline: June 18th
Class Times:
Monday - Friday
7:30 am - 12:40 pm
Tuition:
$175 per session (plus any required lab fees)
Registration:
Obtain Registration materials from the
Guidance Department – available now!
Off Campus Passes
To leave campus a student’s parent/guardian must call the attendance office on the day of and prior to the time of the absence
to receive an off-campus pass and be excused. Parents should
allow time for security to bring student to front office. Parents
wishing to pick up students during lunch should arrange for their
student to meet them in the front office at a pre-arranged time.
Students must have their MPHS ID to leave.
Students who are ill must report to the nurse. The nurse will
make arrangements with the parent/guardian with regard to how
the student will get home.
Students will not receive off-campus passes to leave for academic
lab or lunch.
Mo u n ta i n P o i n te H i g h Sch o o l
How to Report an Absence or
Request an Off-campus Pass
• Dial (480) 706-7457
Find the Summer Education Academy brochure and much more
information at www.tuhsd.k12.az.us.
~ Enter 1 (off-campus pass)
If you have questions, please
contact Marnie Wright at
[email protected] or
480.345.3798.
~ Enter 3 (absences for grades 11-12)
~ Enter 2 (absences for grades 9-10)
After message and tone, please verbally state
the following information:
• Spell the student’s last name, then give the first name
• Grade
Report Your Change of Address
The Post Office will not forward
school or district mail, so if you
move, you need to provide the
Attendance Department with your
current SRP statement reflecting
your new address. Thank you!
Parent Info
• Date of absence
• Periods missed
• The reason for the absence
• Your relationship to the student
• Phone number where you can be reached
480.706.7457
School Calendar MPHS
2012-2013
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Semester 2
March 8........................End of 3rd Quarter
March 11–15...............Holiday ~ Spring Break
March 18......................Beginning of 4th Quarter
March 29......................Holiday
April 9...........................AIMS & Stanford 10 Testing
May 6–17......................AP Testing
May 16–17...................Semester 2 Exams (grade 12)
Earn College Credit
While in High School !
The benefits of Dual Enrollment include the following:
 Earn an AA Degree before you graduate from high school.
 This is a wonderful opportunity for high school students to
take a college level class taught by college-certified high
school instructors. These instructors utilize college level curriculum and textbooks so that students simultaneously
earn both high school and college credit for the class.
 Credit is awarded immediately after passing the course. Go
to the AZTransfer website to check credit transferability to
in-state colleges and universities at: www.aztransfer.com.
 Students are more engaged in their courses
and better positioned to succeed in college.
 Transfer credits allow students to graduate
from college in 2 – 3 years.
 Families can save $$$ in college tuition fees.
May 19..........................Baccalaureate
 Introductory level courses can be skipped.
May 21–22...................Semester 2 Exams (grades 9-11)
 General graduation requirements may be met.
May 23..........................Graduation ~ Staff only workday
May 24..........................Staff only workday
Late Start/ Early Release
and Test Schedules
w 2012 – 2013 w
Mountain Pointe has early release days for staff development activities. In addition, state mandated testing days follow a different
schedule. To help you plan for the remainder of 2012-2013, here
are the days with schedule variances:
Early Release Days______________________________
Students will be released at 1:42 on the following dates:
March 20 April 17
AIMS / Stanford 10 Testing_ ____________________
Schedules vary by test. Contact Guidance for more information.
w Spring AIMS Testing: Sophomores / Juniors / Seniors
Tuesday, April 9 — Mathematics
Wednesday, April 10 — Science
w Spring Stanford 10 Testing: Freshmen
Tuesday, April 9
(As per A.D.E., every effort will be made to maintain theses dates.
However, they are subject to change.)
Final Exams (follow Exams bell schedule)_________________
May 16 & 17...................... Seniors ONLY – regular schedule
May 21 & 22...................... Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors
Parent Info
MP Rio
Rio Salado 2013-2014 Tuition Assistance
Parents: You can now apply for Tuition Assistance for the
2013-2014 school year with Rio Salado College. The tuition assistance funds are available on a first come first served basis!
Eligibility is based on financial need. To participate, students and
parents must complete the Tuition Assistance Application and
mail it directly to Rio Salado Financial Aid/Scholarship Department
after March 25th, 2013.The applications must be postmarked
no later than May 24th, 2013. Incomplete submission will be
returned, so please read carefully the directions on the Rio Salado
Tuition Assistance link.
Questions?
Go to: www.riosalado.edu/dual OR call 480-517-8080.
Parking Lot Policies
Parents & Students: Please Note
• Per city ordinance, student drop-off and pick-up is not
allowed in the back parking lot, off 44th Street. Students
must be dropped off and picked up in the front parking lot, off
Knox Road. We appreciate parents for adhering to this policy.
• Do NOT drop off students by pulling over on Knox Road or
44th Street. This is extremley dangerous!
• Students are not allowed to park in the Ahwatukee
Professional building parking
lot (behind Circle K). Your car
will be towed.
Please follow Mountain Pointe
and City of Phoenix policies to
help keep our students safe.
A
ctivities Off ice
Patricia Goolsby
Make a “pointe” to attend some of the many activities
taking place at Mountain Pointe during the year!
Upcoming Events
Mr. Pride
7:00 pm • Auditorium .............................................. March 7
Big “Cheese” from
the Senior Class
Senior Panoramic Picture
The senior class will be taking their panoramic picture Wednesday,
March 20th at MPHS. Senior class members wishing to wear special shirts
or uniforms should get in touch with the coach or sponsor and get the garment approved by the Activities Office. Students may order copies of the
panoramic the day of the photograph and pay and pick up the picture on the
21st. The photographer is Loudermilk Panoramics from San Antonio, Texas.
Check out the website for past panoramic at www.panoman.us. Don’t forget
to get your shirt approved!!
St. Patrick's Day Dance
7:00 pm • Gymnasium ............................................. March 8
Math League Contest 6
TBA............................................................................. March 19
BSU Talent Show
7:00 pm • Auditorium ............................................ March 22
Spiritline Clinic
Small Gym ............................................................... April 1– 4
MPTC Production: Harvey
3:30 pm • Auditorium ................................................ April 4
7:00 pm • Auditorium ........................................... April 5–6
Science Honor Society Induction
6:00 pm • Auditorium ................................................ April 9
Pre-State Band & Orchestra Concert
7:00 pm • Auditorium .............................................. April 11
Market Day
During Lunches • Auditorium Lobby ................... April 12
Relay for Life
MP ................................................................................ April 13
Earth Day
During Lunches • Cafeteria .................................... April 22
Class of 2012 Panoramic Picture
Prom 2013 Just Around the Corner
This year’s prom will be on Saturday, May 11th, 2013. As always,
Prom is hosted and organized by the Junior Class and sponsors Ms.
Morrissey and Ms. Tranter.
The Prom is for upperclassmen only. Underclassmen are allowed
to attend if invited by a junior or senior. Guests are also permitted
(by invitation from a Mountain Pointe junior or senior student)
if they submit a guest pass to the Activities office prior to the
event. Guest passes are available in the Activities Office.
Remember guests must be under the age of 21 at the time of the
prom, no exceptions.
All students and guests will be required to show school
ID or a drivers license in order to attend the prom. Additionally,
security will look inside bags and jackets at the door.
Spring Dance Concert: "Intensity"
7:00 pm • Auditorium ....................................... April 25–26
Duke Photography will be taking pictures at the event if students
choose to purchase photos. The location, theme, and ticket prices
will be revealed in early spring a few weeks prior to the Prom.
POPS Concert
7:00 pm • Auditorium ..............................................May 2–3
3:30 pm • Auditorium ................................................. May 3
Watch for further exciting information from the Junior Class.
Excellence Awards
7:00 pm • Auditorium .................................................. May 6
Pride News Tip
Art Show
All Day • G-wing Lobby................................................ May 9
If you have a news story that you would like published in
the “Pointes of Pride” quarterly newsletter, submit your
information via e-mail to Asst. Principal, Patricia Goolsby
at [email protected] by the following dates:
Symphonic & Jazz Band Concert
7:00 pm • Audiorium................................................... May 10
Activities calendars may be viewed at
www.mphspride.com
Activities
March 22nd  June 3rd
If you have any questions, please call
Patricia Goolsby at (480) 706-7420.
Looking for a Few Good Men
at Mr. Pride Competition
The 5th Annual Mr. Pride contestants will strut their stuff
Thursday, March 7th at 7:00pm in the auditorium. This year’s
theme is “A Few Good Men.” Admission is $5.00 with proceeds
going to the Junior Class – for the Prom and half the proceeds will
be donated to the East Valley Child Crisis Center.
The man pageant contestants will compete in the following categories: swim wear, formal wear, talent and theme-wear competition.
Each candidate selected a teacher who has been especially influential
in their time at MP to walk onstage with them.
In collaboration with the Crisis Center the Junior Class will be collecting children’s socks and undergarments at the door. Students who
donate will be entered into a drawing for a free prom ticket.
Special thanks to The Men’s Wearhouse for donated tuxedos and
to David’s Bridal for the dresses for the girl attendees.
Mr. Pride Candidates
Andrew Argaez
Matt Campion
John Leinenveber
Brantley Bell Avi Dasgupta
Timmy Rocha
Brian Bettner
Dejhon Edwards
Kory Skelton
Aaron Blank
Spencer Elliott
Marrc Valdivia
Graham Bosch
Sam Fuller
Zach Van Tress
Victor Boyd
Blake Gaughan
Mikey Vega
Tre Campbell
Gabe Kaplan
Keep the Beat Going
MPHS Band Spring Semester Project
Mountain Pointe High School Band Program and Booster Organization is currently involved in a community service project for the
spring semester 2013 with a goal of raising $5000 to help replace
music supplies for a K-8 public school in New Jersey that our band
program has adopted.The New Jersey school sustained irreparable
damage in late October when Hurricane Sandy hit and completely
flooded their first floor under 7 feet of water. Among all the losses
the school sustained, all music supplies (instruments, rhythm sticks,
music stands, percussion instruments, sheet music, etc.) were lost
and some students even lost their personal instruments as the
storm surge flooded the school.
We have had a very successful start to this project. We have met
one third of our $5,000 goal. Donations directly to the school's
music program and for our silent auction have come as far away
as Iowa, Pennsylvania, California and the Phoenix area.
Fundraisers have included a Dine-In/Take Out Restaurant night at
Florencia's on February 20th and a car wash at Burger King on February 23rd. Another Dine-In/Take Out Restaurant day will be held
at Streets of New York on April 11th from 10:30 am–9:00 pm, and
ending our fundraising efforts will be a Silent Auction on April 11th
from 6:00 pm–9:00 pm during our Wind Ensemble and Ahwatukee
Foothills Concert Band combined concert. In addition, stay tuned
for another Krispy Kreme donut sale before school in March.
Follow our journey on this project on our Facebook page at:
www.facebook.com/keepthebeatgoingfundraiser
and help us KEEP THE BEAT GOING.
Mr. Pride
2013
Mr. Pride contestants
and members of the
MP Junior Class visit
the East Valley
Child Crisis Center.
A portion of
proceeds from
the Mr. Pride
Competition will
be donated to
the center.
Activities
Spirit of Community Bon Fire
for Sandy Hook Elementary
On December 14th 2012, tragedy struck the nation when a lone
gunman opened fire inside Sandy Hook Elementary School, killing 26 and injuring others. At the beginning of the school year,
our Advanced Marketing class was given the task of planning,
organizing, and executing a service project that would benefit the
community in some way for our DECA service project. So, after
much deliberation, our class decided we would plan a community
bon fire at our school whose proceeds would be donated a local food bank. But, after the shooting we decided that this tragic
event was our opportunity to show the true American spirit of
coming together and helping those in need. From there forward,
we developed our bon fire into a memorial for the victims of the
Sandy Hook Shooting. Our goal was ultimately to raise money for
the community in order to help fund the building of a memorial
and/or scholarship in the name of one of the victims, as well as
hold a memorial for the victims at the end of the event. In the end,
nearly 400 members of the school and community attended the
event helping raise over $2,000.
St. Patrick’s Day
Dance
Sponsored
by MP’s
Sophomore
Class
Friday, Marc h 8th
7:00 - 10:00 pm
MP Gymnasium
Attire
Casual / Holiday Theme
Prizes for Best Costume!
Tickets
$3 in
advance
$5 at
the door
DECA holds Bon Fire Memorial
and Fundraiser for Sandy Hook
Activities
DECA Competitors Bring Home Medals and Scholarships
We are proud to share the results of our first DECA competition this year. Our students did very well again this year. The competition
took place on January 11th. In summary, Mountain Pointe DECA won 34 medals/trophies, and 23 different MP DECA students won at least
one medal and/or trophy. The following is a list of the complete results.
9 Test Medalists
Sara Abrams
Neda Bahrehmand
Jorey Brewer
Spencer Elliott
Howard Liu
Kairavi Shah
Caroline Van
Teresa Velasco
Matthias Wilson
19 Role Play Medalists
Sara Abrams
Navneet Kumar
Sorcha Challoner
Howard Liu Andrew Creeger
Viry Luna
Spencer Elliott
Vanessa Otero
Marlo Enrico
Hanny Rayes
Abigail Harvey
Luis Sierra
Maya Hinojos
Dajah Stevenson
Caroline Van
Blanca Villalobos
Nikki Webman
Matthias Wilson
Randy Workman
6 Overall Event 1st Place Winners
 Marketing Management Event Winner – Spencer Elliott
 Marketing Communications Team
Event Winners – Luis Sierra & Randy Workman
Above: Luis Sierra & Randy Workman,
Overall Event 1st Place Winners
Left: Spencer Elliott, Overall Event 1st
Place Winner
DECA meets in G109a on Wednesdays mornings at
7:15. We are always looking for new members, and everyone
is invited to find out more about Mountain Pointe DECA.
 Food Marketing Management Event Winner – Caroline Van
 Sports Entertainment Marketing
Event Winners – Nikki Webman & Matthias Wilson
Our state competition was held March 3rd through the 5th. Forty
three MP DECA Members competed in the event which included
competitors from across the state of Arizona. Mountain Pointe
earned 26 state awards including: Maya Hinojos placed 4th overall
in the professional selling event, Sara Abrams placed 3rd overall
in the marketing management event, Nichole Webman place 3rd
overall in the hospitality selling event, Teresa Velasco and Kairaci
Shah placed 2nd overall in the business law and ethics event.
Mathias Wilson placed 2nd overall in the automotive services
event. Spencer Elliott placed 1st overall in the marketing management event. Maya Hinojos was awarded two $1000 scholarships,
and Kimberly Montes received a $1000 scholarship as well.
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Above: Vanessa Otero and
Hanny Reyes, Role Play Medalists
Activities
Mountain Pointe Theatre Company
Mountain Pointe Theatre Company just finished up another amazing production of Brighton Beach Memoirs! If you missed it, that's
okay, but make sure you put our last and final show of the season on your calendar. April 4th, 5th, and 6th we are putting on the
classic production of Harvey!
For more information on Mountain Pointe Theatre
Company and upcoming shows, please visit our new
website at www.mptheaterco.com.
Thanks for making this season so great, and we look
forward to seeing you at the shows!!
Final Show of the Year!
April 4 – 5 – 6
MP Auditorium
4/04 - 3:30 pm
4/05 - 7:00 pm
4/06 - 7:00 pm
Left:
Brighton
Beach
Memoirs
actors
performed
4 shows
directed by
Mr. Corey
Quinn.
Above:
MP Theater
Company has
places for
aspiring actors,
creative techies
and talented
hard workers.
Left:
MPTC's Stagecraft
creates amazing
2-story set for
Brighton Beach
Memoirs.
Photos courtesy
of Nina Paz,
Mountain Pointe
Senior
Activities
Breakfast of
Champions
Honors Vanderpool
Christine Vanderpool of Mountain Pointe
was selected the Educational Mentor of
the Year at the Ahwatukee Chamber Day
of Champions. Ms. Vanderpool teaches
Sophomore English and has been involved
with Freshman Bootcamp, the Spiritline and Best Buddies. Five
Kyrene and Tempe teachers were nominated for their excellence
in the classroom and their mentorship of students. She was recognized at a breakfast at the AZ Grand Resort, Friday, February
8th. Ms.Vanderpool is also a graduate of MP!
Pride Drama Teacher Named
KNIX Teacher of the Week
Kim Bonagofski, Pride Performing Arts Teacher, was recently
named the KNIX Fulton Homes "Teacher of the Week!" "Bona"
was nominated by Brianna Mannheim and cited for her dedication,
up-to-date industry knowledge, and devotion to her students and
family. A crew and DJ came out to her classroom and gave her a
big surprise, which will air on KNIX. "Bona" received $300 cash,
a goodie bag, and a clock, but mostly the touching support and
gratitude of her students. Congratulations Kim!
Student Brianna
Mannheim (left)
holds a copy of
the letter she
submitted to
KNIX to
nominate
Mrs. Kim
Bonagofski (right)
for Teacher of
the Week.
Key Club Blood Drive Saves Lives
The small gym drew a steady line of blood donors for the Key
Club’s annual February Blood Drive. Sponsor Julie Zahara shared
that the days total was one hundred and one pints surpassing their
goal of ninety. Ms. Zahara credits the Key Club members for the
organizing, advertising and rounding up food donors for the event.
Jessica Fong and her Blood Drive Committee worked many hours
to pull off an outstanding event.
Special thanks to the Maintenance Department for helping with
the set up and the English Department for getting out the word.
Community businesses who generously made food donations include
Keegan’s Grill, Nello’s, Jimmy John’s, Mimi’s Café, and Chipotle.
Spring Dance Concert
Mountain Pointe Dance Company presents:
"INTENSITY"
Thursday & Friday
Photo courtesy of MP Student, Megan Smith
A Chance to take AIM(s) & Win a
Pair of Center Court Suns Tickets
Do you want to see the final SUNS game of the year including dinner
prior to the game, snacks, drinks and free parking?? See Mr. Ray in
F134 about joining the AIMS prep contest. There are 46 short
lessons to complete on a website. Every student that masters 37
lessons or more will have their name put in the drawing for this
$500.00 prize – Center Court, 4th Row tickets!
Purpose • Pride • Performance
Students of the Month
Congratulations to our outstanding students who were selected
for the December 2012 & January 2013 Student of the
Month award!
April 25th & 26th, 2013
7:00 p.m.
Mountain Pointe Auditorium
Adults $7 | Students $5
Children five (5) and under are FREE
Pre-sale tickets available at the bookstore starting
Monday, April 15th, 2013.
Tickets are also available at the door on show nights.
Activities
Back row: Assistant Principal Mary Keller, Joan Martinez,
Ethan Gage, Austyn Skulkan
Front row: Martina Enriquez, Kylie Armstrong, Allyson Whittaker
A Heartfelt Thanks
to Sara Abrams
MP Musicians Selected
for Region Festival
MP junior Sara Abrams coordinated a project called "Hearts for
Hero’s" for our campus, where students, staff and the Cubbies
could write a letter or make a valentine to send to the soldiers
serving our country. In partnership with "Packages From Home"
the first two weeks of January, Sara set up a table during lunch and
collected valentines and provided supplies for students to walk by
and create a note or card.
Packages From Home president Kathleen Lewis sent a certificate
of thanks to Mountain Pointe on behalf of Sara’s project and stated,
“With Patriots like you we can provide the most needed of comfort items to our deserving troops who are serving in harms way
every day.”
Congratulations to the following Performing Arts Academy students who
were selected for the West Region Honor Band, Choir, and Orchestra. These
students auditioned along with approximately 1,500 students from our Region
and were chosen to perform last month at the Honor Festival. This select
group of musicians will be eligible to audition for the All-State Honor Festival
to be held at NAU in Flagstaff in April. Please congratulate these students
wish them luck!
Jacob Rak-Kinonen Wants your Jeans!
Over the last three years junior Jacob Rak-Kinonen has been collecting Jeans for Teens. It started at Centennial when he found out
about the program through Aeropostale and Do Something.org.
He collected at school and church and ended up with 800 pairs
of jeans his first year. By year three it was almost 7000. Jacob
got involved because the jeans go to help homeless teens and the
Haiti earthquake victims. After the first year, he was hooked and
continues to do whatever it takes to get those jeans…and to make
a difference in the world.
Region Honor Choir
Kylie Armstrong • Kenadee Brown • Bailey Latam •
Logan Peterson
Region Honor Band
Blake Adlam.............. alto saxophone
Alexandria Layton......... percussion
Morgan Beckett.................... bassoon
Brennan Polich......................timpani
Michaela DiCicco........................ flute
Jessica Zhu.............................piccolo
Michael Hadder.................... trumpet
Sierra Zirbes.............................. tuba
Nick Hadder......................percussion
Region Honor Orchestra
Andrew Corbett......................... tuba
Matt Kossick.........................timpani
Ben Fitch.......................................cello Alex Nguyen..........................violin I
performance
MP's WorkBridge Students Helping in the Community
WorkBridge is a comprehensive vocational block that provides students who receive IEP services the opportunity to explore many
different job experiences both volunteer and paid in order to give students exposure to various employment options.
If you have a business or know of someone that would enjoy partnering with WorkBridge to offer our hard working students job
opportunities, please contact Sherri Hoffmann, WorkBridge Teacher at [email protected].
Lost Our Home
Leslie Small, Dillon Janger
and Lorenzo Soto
Activities
Tempe Resource Center
Alex Montanez
and Farah Ahmed
Volunteering in the Community
Harvest for Humanity Garden
Annual Women’s Mentor Day
Inspires MP's Young Ladies
On Friday, February 1st, 2013 DECA and the Business, Family, and Culinary
Academy at Mountain Pointe High School hosted a very unique event for 81
deserving young female students.This event is our annual Women's Mentor Day.
The purpose of the day is to inspire and motivate our young ladies to reach for
their dreams, pursue their interests, and invest in their futures.
Twelve professional women role models who are willing to meet with our young
ladies to discuss opportunities for women in the workplace, tackling life's challenges, and the importance of education serve as mentors for this event. The
format of the day offers students four, small 40 minute workshops presented by
our volunteer professional women mentors. During the workshops, these mentors will summarize their careers, college experiences, and how they confronted
the challenges of their personal and professional lives. These women will share
their stories of how crucial it is to be persistent and achieve one’s goals. Then,
the mentors give the students the opportunity to ask questions and have group
discussions. The day also includes two brief general
sessions, breakfast, and lunch.
The strength of this event is that it draws on the
experience and expertise of local professional
women fulfilling their roles as mentors. The day
provides an important link to the community
especially for female students of backgrounds
where support and encouragement of pursuing higher education may not be common. The
women representing DECA, Business, Family, and
Culinary Academy are strongly committed to this
program. They want the girls to see the number
and diversity of women in the work force.
Activities
Inspiring and motivating our young ladies to reach or their dreams,
pursue their interests, and invest in their futures.
Meet Mountain Pointe's Student Council!
Get involved ~ Be a Leader!!
Student Body Election Meeting – 7:15am – Wednesday, March 6th
Class Election Meeting – 7:15am Wednesday – March 27th
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Junior Class Officers
Amanda Nguyen, Jasmine Schmitz,
Jacob Owings, Emma Williams,
Margarita Garcia, Maddie Norris,
Madison Lenschow
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Principal’s Honor Roll
Fall 2012
Students placed on the Mountain Pointe Principal’s Honor Roll have received all A’s for Fall 2012
Seniors
Njemanze, Wilfred L.
Hernandez, Timothy A.
Land, Antoni J.
Martinez Peralta, Obed R.
Abbott, Caleb D.
Norton, Lauren D.
Holm, Peyton C.
Lane, Danielle K.
Martinez, Daisy A.
Airdo, Dominick J.
Ocallaghan, Shane P.
Jaimez, Ivan A.
Luis, Brian C.
Matthews, Nakiyah M.
Andress, Sydnee D.
Phillips, Allicyn J.
Koka,Vaishnavi T.
Mahaffey, Alena L.
McCleary-Petersen, Keelee
Benjamin, Hannah R.
Pituch, Dylan J.
Kossick, Matthew A.
Nguyen, Linda D.
Mora, Christina L.
Bettner, Brian C.
Plote, Cassie J.
Kuyper, Madison P.
Pham,Viann T.
Munoz, Benjamin E.
Bosch, Graham C.
Pope, William J.
Layton, Alexandria M.
Pinales, Cassandra
Nelson, Cole S.
Brumand, Sam T.
Sander, Nicholas J.
Layton, Heather L.
Reyes, Ariana A.
Perez, Andrew L.
Chokey, Janae M.
Schlinker, Megan M.
Liu, Haoran H.
Romero, Alison M.
Peterson, Logan B.
Coote, Alexandra
Silva, Isabela
Mantlik, Rachel E.
Runburg, Kevin J.
Rainaldi, Hannah E.
Coronado, Nicholas F.
Skulkan, Austyn
Mutchek, Ashley M.
Stendel, Danielle R.
Rein, Lauren C.
Divelbliss, Terryn
Smith, Megan B.
Njemanze, Quincy D.
Stoken, Alex H.
Riggins, Samariah J.
Dominy, Kyle J.
Sridhar, Swaroon
Nofal, Marissa A.
Velasco, Teresa A.
Roland, Hunter C.
Elliott, Spencer W.
Stanford, Julianne E.
Oneil, Nicholas R.
Weeks, Katherine A.
Ruiz, Sonia C.
Entz, Billiejo S.
Sulsberger, Leiah M.
Park, Samuel L.
Yeom,Yoonji
Sheehan, Keri L.
Escobedo, Ernesto
Trujillo, Kristina M.
Rabauliman, Jessleen F.
Zeitler, Courtney E.
Weyrauch, Carlie M.
Estes, Kyle P.
Van Vianen, Andrew R.
Rein, Jessica R.
Fitch, Joseph B.
Veldhuizen, Jaimeson K.
Romano, Gabriella
Freshmen
Fong, Jamie N.
Venezia, Richelle M.
Rowley, Mason
Adlam, Blakeney D.
Givens, Jessie T.
Warren, Katelin
Schmeeckle, Taro O.
Asher, Caetlin M.
Grossman, Taylar A.
Weaver, Michael H.
Sok, Bonich
Balletto, Luca D.
Hadder, Michael D.
Yount, Sydney A.
Syed, Alexandra
Blair, Grace A.
Hartland, Katherine A.
Zhu, Jessica H.
Torrente, Brian T.
Brown, Tobin C.
Heinkel, Geneva
Zilkha, Ariel L.
Townsend, Ryland E.
Coffman, Emily L.
Wilt, Holden T.
Wood, Michael J.
Valenzuela, Marcos R.
Coffman, Madison E.
Holle, Ciera A.
Juniors
Van Horn, Julia R.
Coote, Amanda M.
Hooten, Kayleigh L.
Abrams, Sara
Volkova, Asya A.
Coppola, Isaac N.
Congratulations
Hunter, Lucas A.
Allen, Brianna J.
Vuong, Julie P.
Diggs, Kennedy M.
to all students who
Jamali, Neema J.
Birsa, Sophia
Weber, Brianna N.
Dobbs, Keith A.
Jenck, Clara S.
Buckland, Brooke N.
Wolsiffer, Sarah K.
Dong, Marie A.
made the Principal's
Johnston, Kyndall J.
Caceres, Ana L.
Wooten, Rebecca J.
Eakins, Amber
Jordan, Christopher A.
Carlin, Madyson L.
Zeitler, Colton M.
Enriquez, Martina C.
Joseph, Jaimon
Cava, Christian A.
Keyser, Teagan E.
Cava, Dominic R.
Sophomores
Garcia, Magdalena V.
Knuth, Allison A.
Claussen, Mark J.
Borough, Katrina L.
Gregory, Gabrielle E.
Leach, Timothy S.
Colter, Zoi K.
Calabrese, Nicole H.
Harmsen, Emily J.
Lenoir, Noelle C.
Conely, Patrick T.
Challoner, Olivia M.
Hesser, Sydney L.
Leroy, Dannialle M.
Desai, Nina K.
Collins, Hannah A.
Ito, Gen
Lupercio, Alexis N.
Fennelly, Brett W.
Dicicco, Michaela A.
Kinchlow, David C.
Marcelja, Emily A.
Ferraro, Max C.
Flake, Harley J.
LaRavia, John David H.
Martin, Jeffrey D.
Fong, Jessica
Foy, Lisa M.
LaRoque, Julia M.
Martinez, Sabrina D.
Fraboni, Mitchell D.
Fye, Maggie A.
Lawrence, Bethany M.
McDonald, Lauren N.
Ghimire, Rashmi
Kianpour, Jazmin
Lehmann, Lynsey D.
Montes, Kimberly H.
Graf, Emily D.
King, Fletcher W.
Leinenveber, Sara Y.
Neuheisel, Jaclyn P.
Hamidy, Andrew W.
Kuyper, McKenzie
Lynch, Emily F.
Hinojos, Maya
Honor Roll
honor roll!
Gallagher, Tierney P.
Mountain Pointe Honor Roll
Fall 2012
Students placed on the Mountain Pointe Honor Roll have received all A’s and B’s and have a GPA of 3.0 and higher for Fall 2012.
Seniors
Holmes, Iman L.
Nguyen, Xuan M.
Bailey, Anaya B.
Hertzberg, Dane A.
Amihalachioaie, Alexis
Howard, Cheyenne W.
Njemanze, Princess G.
Baker, Matthew D.
Hinojosa, Antonio H.
Apodaca, Alejandra Y.
Jackson, Treysia K.
Northington, Destiny J.
Biederbeck, Riley Q.
Honne, Mykal T.
Armstrong, Kylie N.
Jacobsen, Codi M.
Orach, Candice M.
Binford, Taylor C.
Hutchinson, Hiroki A.
Baker, Shaun T.
Jakpor, David W.
Otsuru, Shinji A.
Bing, Avery J.
Ivins, Ariana K.
Barber, Cole R.
Janger, Dillon L.
Oxford, Brittany N.
Birnbaum, Justin R.
Jimenez, Tayler N.
Becker, Krysha H.
Johnson, Christopher
Pham, Tony
Blanchard, Aspen E.
Karpur, Arjun M.
Beckett, Morgan Q.
Johnson, Kathryn L.
Phister, Sara R.
Bonkrud, Emilie L.
Kidder, Brandon S.
Behm, Sarah E.
Julien-Lehr, Moulton A.
Polacek, Anton J.
Borland-Nunez, James D.
Lecy Weller, McKaila M.
Bell, Andrea J.
Kadisak, Kathleen
Potter, Jacob M.
Brandon, Audree M.
Lenschow, Madison
Bennett, Kirene G.
Kaminski, Mikayla
Preston, Julia M.
Brown, Jalen D.
Leung, Ellery H.
Blank, Aaron G.
Kaplan, Gabe B.
Roberts, Hope A.
Browning, Cameron J.
Lindsey, Cassandra M.
Boudreau, Jason P.
Kartz, Naomi
Rojas, Cody M.
Buck, Tatum E.
Little, Cody L.
Castelan, Jessica
Keller, Cobi M.
Salutz, Michael
Bunger, Connor P.
Lo, Kevin
Chester, Miranda C.
Khan, Jonas
Sanchez, Miguel
Burback, Courtney J.
Longbrake, Daniel A.
Christianson, Nate
Knuth, Paige
Sander, Megan
Cahill, Courtney
Lopez, Stephanie
Clark, Misa
Koessel, Karissa R.
Santizo, Saijah
Campion, Johnathon J.
Luevano, Alexis R.
Coker, Jaime E.
Kraus, Austin M.
Sapp, Emily
Cantelme, Dominic
Luna, Kaytrin D.
Coleman, Martell D.
Kult, Mackenzie L.
Sawyer, Carlie E.
Carver, Jordan N.
Lupoe, Kaylah L.
Colson, Tanner
Lank, Kaitlyn D.
Sawyer, Katie M.
Chavez, Lisa R.
Marquette, Mallory R.
Coons, Tyler
LaRavia, Dakota P.
Seckel, Sophia L.
Chon, Hearim J.
Marshall, Nicole L.
Corbett, Andrew
Leinenveber, John M.
Silva, Joshua G.
Chowdhury, Abhik
Martinez, Joan F.
Cota,Vincent
Lenschow, Benjamin J.
Silverman, Zachary J.
Cooper, Devin
Matanky, Jacob A.
Croughan, Casey E.
Link, Elizabeth C.
Skelton, Kory M.
Cundary, Brenna N.
Mayelzadeh, Shayan A.
Dasgupta, Avi R.
Liu, Eric
Sosnicki, Marko J.
Del Giorno, Daniel J.
McCann, Brandon C.
DeMarr, Hannah T.
Luna, Kevin
Stiles, Kaitlyn R.
Dodge, Andre J.
McKenzie, Connor D.
Denherder, Tori R.
Luna, Michelle A.
Taeger, Melissa S.
Duecker, Madison S.
Megehee, Mary G.
Despain, Natalie E.
Luna,Viridiana D.
Taylor, Alexandra K.
Eager, Katrina S.
Mencinger, Nora C.
Dick, Morgan A.
Lynch, John R.
Toulouse, Tanguy N.
Everett, Gabriela S.
Meyer, Daniel B.
Eckert, Dana M.
Macias, Hazel M.
Travis, Justine F.
Farr, Blake T.
Mitchell, Shanayah D.
El Hamel, Kanza M.
Maerling, John J.
Tripp, Caitlyn N.
Fordyce, Kooper
Moya, Aaron J.
Enriquez, Julian J.
Maiefski, Mae E.
Turnock, Amanda B.
Frydrysiak, Samantha L.
Neal, Stephanie M.
Fischel, Ari J.
Martin, Isaiah M.
Van, Nancy N.
Gage, Ethan O.
Nguyen, Amanda A.
Fuller, Samuel S.
Martinez, Alexandria M.
Vance, Jacob H.
Gallegos, Alexandria M.
Nguyen, Norman T.
Garrett, Tyler D.
Martinez, Alexis D.
Vezilj, Jennifer A.
Gallegos, Cherish M.
Norris, Madeleine E.
Gaughan, Blake R.
Martinez, Carolina
Vogel, Cassandra M.
Garcia, Damaris I.
Olguin, Francesca M.
Gonzalez, Alexis B.
Matanky, Jonah L.
Whiteside, Andrew J.
Gation, McKensie T.
Olson, Anders J.
Grayson, Madison H.
McBride, Amy J.
Winchester, John T.
Gilan, Christian M.
Olson, Dakotah A.
Griego, Anthony C.
Mejia, Lenin B.
Gladstone, Kayla L.
Omole, Toluwa D.
Guest, Zaena M.
Michlig,Vanessa
Juniors
Gleeson, Katie L.
Owings, Jacob L.
Gunderson, Hannah R.
Millanes, Richmond D.
Abejuela, Hannah C.
Grayson, Claire E.
Palacios, Paul J.
Hakimi, Robert D.
Montanez, Patricia A.
Ackerman, Drew
Grula, Adam C.
Pantin, Tia M.
Hale, Kelsie A.
Muller, Samantha L.
Adam, Logan
Hager, Ryan S.
Pataki,Viktor
Hartzell, Caitlon A.
Murphy, Patrick J.
Adcox, Sierra S.
Harden, Benjamin W.
Pehrson, Amber M.
Hashman, Amy J.
Musgrove, Charlotte D.
Armendariz, Anahiz
Harrison, Ashley R.
Pesqueira, Jaime A.
Hassinan, Cera W.
Neal, Christopher A.
Arnold, Megan E.
Hashimoto, Kiyoko J.
Pleyte, Amelia B.
Higinbotham, Sean E.
Nguyen, Alexander H.
Badini, Giovanni V.
Hernandez, Richard V.
Polich, Brennan T.
Honor Roll
Mountain Pointe Honor Roll, Fall 2012 cont'd.
Ranes, Charles D.
Beiley, Michael
Gagnier, Thomas
Mariscal, Monay J.
Stevens, Talyn D.
Reid, Grant W.
Bello, Jennifer M.
Garcia, Brianda
Mason, Christopher M.
Swenstad, Cambria C.
Richardson, Hutton B.
Berner, Dalen M.
Garcia, Diana C.
McCann, Kristen E.
Taylor, Marisa N.
Rivera, Kelsie L.
Betlach, Elise M.
Garretson, Tara
McCarthy, Thomas J.
Thelander, Richard J.
Schmitz, Jasmin N.
Black, Dale J.
Garrett, Karly
McLelland, Marissa D.
Thompson, Stephanie T.
Sell, Anna Y.
Blank, Ethan
Gentry, Madison E.
McMurray, Mallory R.
Thorpe, Dalton C.
Shaw, Kayla L.
Blumears, Lauren
Gibson, Chandler
McPheeters, Maryssa K.
Trevino, Anthony B.
Sierra, Luis D.
Bohannon, Savannah N.
Goings, Corina J.
Mecsey, Makenna M.
Turk, Ashleigh E.
Siffren, Tanner L.
Branson, Mitchell
Gomez Marquez, Cristina
Moore, Jazymne S.
Van Tress, Madison
Spaulding, Scott W.
Braunstein, Erik J.
Grado, Ezekiel
Mora, Bianca
Vanauken, Angelica R.
Sulka, Emily J.
Brown, Kiana
Gray, Kendall L.
Munns, Cortesia A.
Vizzerra, Rudi
Sulka, Madeline
Browning, Kianna C.
Greene, Morgan T.
Nagaratnam, Isaac D.
Voyles, Lyndsey N.
Suster, Cynthia
Brown-Scott, Xiomara
Griego, Michaela L.
Nelson, Cassandra L.
Wang, Albert V.
Swagel, Andrew M.
Buenaflor, Mark T.
Griggs, Hunter
Nelson, Jacob B.
Waters, Gabriella
Thakrar, Shriya M.
Bullock, Charlen S.
Gritton, Madison
Ng, Brandon
Wessel, Courtney A.
Thielert, Philipp
Burns, Ashle
Hadder, Nicholas E.
Nguyen, Alice M.
Whiteside, Michael J.
Thomas, Kade A.
Canter, Gabriela E.
Harris, Jordan M.
Nossaman, Grace E.
Williams, Lorissa A.
Tran, Kelvin H.
Caraco, Brandon I.
Hassinan, Samer W.
Noun, Jibriel M.
Wilson, Nicholas F.
Trappe, Jenna R.
Carman, Nicholas J.
Hefty, Danae J.
Ortiz, Salma
Wilson, Nicholas H.
Trevino, Angela R.
Carnes, Abbigale E.
Hoban, Hannah
Oscherwitz, Max E.
Workman, Randy L.
Vasquez, Daisy
Casadonte, Sophie C.
Hobbs, Emma C.
Otero,Vanessa M.
Wurtz, Andrew J.
Vij, Neeraj
Chase, Juwan T.
Holderman, Samantha E.
Paat,Victor
Yellowman, Akicita R.
Vogel, Anne E.
Chavira, Daniel C.
Holmen, Jared M.
Padilla, Donald E.
Zanrosso, Mia I.
Wachter, Brittany L.
Chung, Denae J.
Ingram, Caleela
Parker, Gabe E.
Zarogoza, Ephinee G.
Wagner, Casey L.
Clark, Kevin R.
Isbell, Cimone A.
Pearce, John J.
Waites, Jazmin I.
Coker, Ana C.
Islam, Tahsin
Pennington, Nikolaos
FRESHMEN
Walker, Clayton R.
Colon, Amanda
Jezewski, Shane D.
Penny, Alexis D.
Abdulle, Anab A.
Wambold, Tegan H.
Cook, Iva J.
Johnson, Olivia N.
Peter, Brandon
Abercrombie, James S.
Webman, Nichole R.
Cooper, Anthony J.
Kaiser, Lucas
Phillips, Jordan
Abrams, Jordan
Whitfield, Dallin L.
Crosby, Brandon T.
Keating, Morgan D.
Phillips, Thomas R.
Akhter, Safa P.
Whittaker, Brock J.
Dasilva, Lucinda K.
Kelley, Taelor O.
Pincus, Samantha
Akins, Emily E.
Williams, Dary F.
Davis, Cooper E.
Kelly, Madison
Poplawsky, Carla
Akram, Siyanna C.
Williams, Emma L.
De La Torre, Kyra L.
Kennon, Aylalisa J.
Ramirez, Wyatt A.
Amann, Kyle R.
Williamson, Danny E.
Delaittre, Joseph J.
Keso, Larae
Rayes, Hanny
Amodei, Jack M.
Wilmink, Katherine C.
Detwiler, Jared S.
King, Kadesha A.
Reaves, Brittany C.
Arciniegas, Erick
Wozniak, Holly A.
Dietz, Chloe T.
Kirk, Summer L.
Reyes, Monique R.
Asfoor, Kareem
Zimmerman, Alexandra M.
Doss, Whitley J.
Ko, Jaemin
Rocha, Katherine M.
Atuno, Ateka A.
Eckard, Caroline L.
Kopplin, Joseph T.
Saltz, Julian R.
Balderas, Lizette
Sophomores
Erwin, Cole J.
Kretchman, Madeline
Santiago, Kaleb R.
Barnes, Caitlynn M.
Abercrombie, John C.
Ezrre, Cain J.
Labesa, Paulina
Schumacher, Connor J.
Barriente, Toni B.
Adams, Abigail N.
Farrakhan, Jalil N.
Ladd, Dayanarra D.
Sekiya, Anna A.
Barto, Amber N.
Adlam, Natalie H.
Faucett, Holly T.
Landon, Michael K.
Serio, Sonia R.
Bassett, Garrett W.
Anderson, Jeffrey D.
Feeley, Shannon T.
Lang, Lindsey N.
Shreve, Rachael A.
Bedenko, Matthew R.
Appleton, Khmille D.
Feldman, Carly L.
Lavalla, Lauren E.
Shukla, Shivanshi
Benford, Ladayja J.
Ave, Olivia M.
Felling, Rachel
Leblanc, Lydia K.
Simmonds, Rayne T.
Bermudez, Mariah G.
Bagga, Robin
Fennelly, Troy E.
Leung, Patrick
Skirvin, Jaira L.
Besse, Nicholas
Balderrama, Xavier J.
Fey, Sundara S.
Liggett, Micah R.
Sleiman, Christopher M.
Biederbeck, Brady Q.
Banda, Jacob
Finklea, Jayonna L.
Liska, Hailey P.
Soto, Andrew
Bing, Isaiah D.
Barajas, Alondra M.
Flinn, Connor M.
Locsin, Sabrina M.
Spurlock, Xavier L.
Blackwell, Calvin L.
Barcenas, Melissa
Flys, Natalia C.
Luecht, Lauren M.
Squire, Ashley N.
Branson, Eric D.
Barrier, Zane R.
Frost, Christopher G.
Mahmoud, Nasro Y.
Stant, Carlton K.
Brogdon, Azzauriah R.
Honor Roll
Mountain Pointe Honor Roll, Fall 2012 cont'd.
Brown, Hailee S.
Gilmore, Courtney E.
Krol, Nikolas M.
Ozsoy, Sofia N.
Silverman, Jacob M.
Brown, Katia N.
Ginn, Ashley M.
Kumar, Navneet S.
Pacioni, Andalyn E.
Siniscalchi, Rylie A.
Brown, Ryan A.
Goings, Kyle J.
Larson, Kierstin A.
Paz, Daniel S.
Sipes, Jade L.
Buford, Austin J.
Goodson, Corrine T.
Lavalla, Alexandria P.
Perez-Salgado, Humberto
Smatla, Pilar M.
Burlew-Garcia, Katelyn L.
Grieve, George W.
Le, Hieu N.
Peters, Jacob T.
Smythe, Marrin D.
Burns, Danielle M.
Grio, Andrea Y.
Lee, Soraya D.
Ponzio, Miranda C.
Sosnicki, Orest N.
Burton-DePaepe, Gabriella
Grula, Meredith A.
Lees, Raven J.
Potter, Isabel L.
Stees, Tanner K.
Castellano, Sabrina R.
Gutierrez, Mercedez E.
Leo, Jessica B.
Potts, Gillian I.
Stewart, Kaitlyn F.
Caulfield, Mera S.
Hanrahan, Brandon J.
Lepon, Ma Lourdes C.
Ranes, Joshua C.
Sultan, Mikalah A.
Cava, Gabriel M.
Hardy, Arielle C.
Leyva, Megan E.
Rangel, Roxanne M.
Suster, Andrea S.
Christensen, Alan J.
Harris, Anferni J.
Lijewski, Brianna K.
Rhode, Maya R.
Taeger, Madisyn B.
Colson, Cameron A.
Harvey, Abigail R.
Lintecum, Mara N.
Rice, Brendan M.
Talashoma, Raven L.
Colter, Bryan L.
Hernandez, Marisela S.
Longbrake, Chase C.
Riese, Tyler S.
Thiesse, Chase R.
Conroy, Kassidy D.
Hinojos, Itzamma
Lovell, James N.
Rittenhouse, Daulton J.
Toulouse, Damien R.
Cooper, Adam S.
Hinojosa, Miguel A.
Lynch, Erin S.
Rivera-Udiel, Raina M.
Tripp, Jacob A.
Cron, Carly L.
Hlebak, Kara D.
Malek, Sina
Robles, Brianna D.
Underwood, Samuel S.
Cuestas, Lizandro M.
Holtrop, Emily G.
Marcelin, Janae A.
Rodriguez, Celissa V.
Valenzuela, Manuel A.
Damp, Jason S.
Honne, Matthew
McCrary, Jordan M.
Romano, Michael A.
Villegas, Trystin C.
Diaz, Serena M.
Hooker, Jaeden M.
Medlin, Emily R.
Romolor, Jezen Franki I.
Viser, Daryn F.
DiBella, Clare A.
Howard, Devin D.
Miller, Maggie M.
Sage, Christopher G.
Wagner, Heidi M.
Dick, Jordan J.
Huntley, Lauren A.
Muhammad, Maulana
Salazar,Yajaira
Wilkins, Titan Z.
Dupre, Sullivan T.
Islam, Zara
Myers, Brandon T.
Sanchez, Roman F.
Wilson, Lauren N.
Ebright, Benjamin J.
Jackson, Jasmine A.
Nabors, Shakauri M.
Sanocki, Raelyn D.
Woodruff, Connor M.
Freitas, Gabriel
James, Na Talya L.
Navarro, Dorina M.
Santiago, Gabriel G.
Wright, Mekaela A.
Fulner Dantzler, Derek M.
Johnson, Brandon C.
Oaks, Joshua D.
Searcy, Jazmyne A.
Wurtz, Jocelyn S.
Gaines, Destiny L.
Johnson, Joelle G.
Oates, Jesse G.
Sego, Hunter A.
Yee, Kahlil M.
Gallegos, Mikayla D.
Juarez, Janely
Ohman, Landon L.
Sells, Emma C.
Yonsetto, Caleb M.
Garcia, Julissa L.
Keck, Brittany A.
Olson, Maren D.
Severin, Joseph L.
Young, Rees W.
Garrett, Kelsey N.
Keegan, Ryan K.
Onyango, Alvin M.
Sheperd, Caryss L.
Zapata, Charity
Garrison, Noah A.
King, Maia A.
Orchard, Jack R.
Shoemaker, Sophia C.
Gaupel, Madyson A.
Klassen, Ashley R.
Osgood, Olivia D.
Sidman, Phoebe R.
Congratulations to all Honor Roll students!
Black Belt Tutors Train with
Mesa Community College
Jacob Rak-Kinonen
Wants your Jeans!
Black Belt Tutors are the specialists for a new AIMS / SAT / ACT
tutoring program at Mountain Pointe. Using a specialized curriculum developed by Mesa Community College professor Gene
Fazio – the Black Belt Tutors are trained to help students who want
to score higher on the AIMS and standardized testing for college.
The tutors earn a college credit and a chance at scholarships for
taking more college hours. Tutors work during Academic Lab on
Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursdays in the
cafeteria. Funding for the program was
provided by Mesa Community College.
Over the last three years junior Jacob
Rak-Kinonen has been collecting Jeans
for Teens. It started at Centennial
when he found out about the program through Aeropostale and
DoSomething.org. He collected at school and church and ended
up with 800 pairs of jeans his first year. By year three it was almost
7000. Jacob got involved because the jeans go to help homeless
teens and the Haiti earthquake victims. After the first year, he was
hooked and continues to do whatever it takes to get those jeans…
and to make a difference in the world.
Future tutors or interested tutees
can speak with Ms. Goolsby
about getting involved.
Find more information about Teens for Jeans at:
Honor Roll
AI MS
http://www.dosomething.org/teensforjeans
Signing Day!
Spring
Sports
Congratulations to the following athletes who signed Letters of
Intent with various college teams on Wednesday, February 6th!
Athlete
Sport
University/College
Brantley Bell
Baseball
University of Mississippi
Kenneth Lacy
Football
ucla
(480) 759-8449
Thomas Warren
Football
New Mexico State
Garrette Craig
Football
Ft. Hays State
www.mphspride .com
Jimmy Holtrop
Football
Adams State
Connor Arendts
Landry Payne
Lacrosse
Football
Adams State
Mesa Community College
Head Coach
E-mail
Room
Baseball
Brandon Buck
[email protected]
C-207
Softball
James Bradford
[email protected]
F-134
Tennis
Rick Carter
Larry Holmes ~ Boys
[email protected]
[email protected] D-238
Off-campus
Track & Field ~ Boys & Girls
Jeff Griffin
[email protected]
PE
Volleyball ~ Boys
Fred Mann
Guidance
[email protected]
Visit www.mphspride.com to find athletic schedules.
For more information contact the PrideAthletics Office at 480-706-7423.
Coach Buck watches Brantley Bell,
alongside his parents, sign with Ole' Miss.
p R I D e
Pride Football Players Sign Letters of Intent:
Left to right: Landry Payne, Jimmy Holtrop, Kenneth Lacy, Coach Vaughan, Garrett Craig, and Thomas Warren
Athletics
Mountain Pointe Site Council
Pride News:
The Site Council is a shared decision-making body for the entire
campus composed of parents, teachers, students, community members, and administrators. All major campus decisions are handled
by this body.
School / Parent Communication
Site Council meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each
month from 5:15 - 7:15 p.m. in room G-109A (unless otherwise
posted). Meetings for the remainer of the year are as follows:
March 25th • April 29th
All parents are welcome to attend meetings. Please join us!
MP Site Council 2012–2013 Members
8 Faculty—2 Year Term
1. Facilitator ...................................
2. Admin. Council .........................
3. Required Subject .....................
4. Required Subject ......................
5. Elective Subject .........................
6. Elective Subject ........................
7. At-Large .....................................
8. At-Large.......................................
Marilee Edel (P)
Suzanne Idler (1)
Brad Vasil (1)
Colleen Murray (2)
Charity Recla (2)
Donna Sampanes (1)
Deb Stewart (1)
Prinicipal
Bruce Kipper
If you would like to receive Pride News updates, please e-mail
us with your student’s name to [email protected], or
complete the form below and ask your student to return to the
Principal’s office.
Thank you for helping us to improve parent-school communication
at Mountain Pointe High School. If you have any questions, email
[email protected].
PRIDE NEWS Information Form
Student Name______________________________________
ID#_________________ OR Graduation Year ___________
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1 Community Member –2 Year Term
Sara Rau (1)
6 Students – 1 Year Term
1. Student Body President ................ Spencer Askenasy
2. Junior Rep.......................................... Jasmin Schmitz
3. Club/Activities/Sports Rep ........... Julia Preston
4. Club/Activities/Sports Rep ........... Tina Trujillo
5. Freshman/Sophomore Rep .......... Ian Fife 6. Freshman/Sophomore Rep .......... unfilled
purpose
Parent Info
Privacy of your e-mail is always a concern. This database will not
be shared with anyone outside of the Mountain Pointe administration. You may choose to be removed at any time by sending us an
unsubscribe e-mail.
Mountain Pointe High School
1 Classified Staff – 2 Year Term
Steve Larson (1)
8 Parents – 2 Year Term
1. Cathy Askenasy (2)
2. Valerie Baldenko (1) (Scribe)
3. Cheryl Haselhorst (2)
4. Sandy Blackwell (1)
5. Doris Boehmlaender Evans (1)
6. Sharon Gibson (1)
7. Rick Golish (1)
8. Krista Quintana (1)
Are you receiving the Pride News weekly e-mail updates?
One of the communication tools that Mountain Pointe offers its
families is our Pride News Parent E-mail List. This database
allows us to keep our students’ families informed and up-to-date
concerning current issues and important events at Mountain Pointe
High School and in the Tempe Union High School District.
Mother/Guardian:
Address__________________________________________
City_ ___________________________Zip______________
Home #_ ________________________________________
E-mail___________________________________________
Father/Guardian:
Address__________________________________________
City_ ___________________________Zip______________
Home #_ ________________________________________
E-mail___________________________________________
Please return to the Principal’s Office
or email info to [email protected].
Join Pride Boosters!
Go
Pri
de!
Get Involved in a MPHS Booster Club and be involved
with your student. You can make a difference!
Your financial and active support will enable the Pride Booster Board to be an
effective Parent Organization by supporting:
 Extracurricular Activities
Purpose of the
MPHS Pride Booster Board:
 Administration/Student Events
Coordinate and focus the resources of the...
 The “Grad Night Party” (for your student’s graduation year)
Administration
Membership Fee is $20 per family, per year. (Funds are used for insurance,
 Faculty
 Individual Booster Clubs
your student’s “Grad Night Party”, food services permits, and other expenses
deemed necessary by the Pride Board) . Membership is effective only when the
$20 fee is paid. Membership entitles you to voting privileges in your booster
club and insurance coverage during all fundraising activities.
For more information about booster clubs or the Pride Booster Board,
 Student Body
 Parents
... involved in booster clubs and other extracurricular activities to accomplish special
objectives that benefit the student body.
contact the MPHS Activities Office.
MPHS Pride Booster Membership Form

2012-2013
Name_____________________________________________________________ Date_____________________________
Address___________________________________________________________ E-mail____________________________
City__________________________ State_ ___________ Zip_ ________________ Home Phone_______________________
Student(s) Name_____________________________________________________ Grade(s)__________________________
Booster Club Affiliation

Academic Decathlon
 Cross Country
 Hockey
 Swimming - boys & girls
 Band
 Dance Company
 Orchestra
 Theater Company
 Baseball
 Football
 Soccer - boys
 Track - boys & girls
 Basketball - boys
 General
 Soccer - girls
 Volleyball - boys
 Basketball - girls
 Golf - boys & girls
 Softball
 Volleyball - girls
 Choir
 Grad Night
 Spiritline
Return this form with payment to the MPHS front office or mail to:
MPHS Pride Boosters  4201 E. Knox Road  Phoenix, AZ 85044
$20 Payment enclosed:
 Money Order
 Check #__________
 Cash (in sealed envelope)
Make checks payable to: MPHS Pride Boosters
Parent Info
Mountain Pointe Guidance Department
Mountain Pointe students are helped by some of the best counselors around! The counselor/student ratio in the Tempe Union High School
District is 450:1. Students are assigned a counselor according to the alphabet of the student’s last name. Feel free to contact your student’s
counselor by email with any questions or concerns.
Students are assigned to a counselor by the following alphabetical assignment:
Last Name
Counselor
E-mail
Voice Mail
Specialized Areas
Gifted
Ricki Cassutt
[email protected] ext. 57436
Gifted
All Freshmen
Steve Mancuso
[email protected]
ext. 53174
ECAP/Kuder, At-Risk
A – D
Erin Smith
[email protected]
ext. 53172
College/University Liaison, School Profile
E – K
Bryan Sabato
[email protected]
ext. 53173
AIMS, Standford 10, ACE, EVIT, Crisis Team
L – Q
Sonia Salazar
[email protected]
ext. 53171
Scholarships, Financial Aid, ABOR
R – Z
Fred Mann
[email protected]
ext. 53175
PSAT, PLAN, ASVAB, 504 Team
Additional Guidance Department Service and Support:
Name
E-mail
Voice Mail
Specialized Areas
Deb Perez
[email protected]
ext. 56018
Guidance Assistant
Kim Davidson
[email protected]
ext. 56130
Record & Transcript Specialist
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the hours of the MPHS Guidance Department?
A. The Guidance Department is open every school day from 7:15 am until 3:15 pm.
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Q. How do I see my counselor?
A. Students amust come to the Guidance Department before school,
after school or during their lunch to make an appointment for the
following day. Students are not to come down to see their counselors
during class time unless it is an emergency.
Parents may either email their students counselor or call the Guidance Assistant to make an appointment. There is always a counselor
on response to see parents who come in without an appointment.
Q. What if I have an emergency and my counselor is not available?
A. A response counselor is available every day who can help any student
or parent that walks in with an emergency.
Q. How do I get information about colleges, careers, scholarships, or
any other guidance information?
A. MPHS counselors meet with all students throughout the year when
presenting guidance units. In these units, the most up-to-date information regarding those topics is presented. In addition, students should
listen to all daily announcements and school newscasts, and check the
school website.
Summer
Office Hours
Guidance
Scheduling an Appointment
Deb Perez, Guidance Assistant
480.759.8449 ext. 56108
Mountain Pointe Counselors will be happy to make
an appointment with a student or parent.
• Students may come to the Guidance Department before school, after school, or during lunch
to make an appointment with their counselor for
the following school day.
• Parents are welcome to contact the Guidance Assistant during the school day or email the assigned
counselor to make an appointment.
Response Counselor
for Emergencies
The Mountain Pointe Guidance department uses a
“Response Counselor of the Day” model for emergency or immediate needs.This counselor rotates each
day of the week and is on call, waiting to respond to
your immediate need. Contact the Guidance Assistant
to connect with the response counselor of the day.
The Guidance Department will be closed Friday, May 24th – Friday, August 2nd.
Counselors return to work on the first day of school – August 5, 2013.
If you need assistance during the summer, contact Mrs. Keller in Academic Services.
AT E
ST
College Information
MPH
S
Mark your calendars with the following dates.
All Seniors & Parents
All Students & Parents
On Campus College Visitations
& Scholarship Sessions
AIMS Announcement!
Our local community colleges and universities plus many out of state
colleges visit our Mountain Pointe campus during both lunches and
during Ac Lab on Tuesdays,Wednesdays and Thursdays throughout
the school year. The college representatives welcome interested
students and parents to take advantage of these MPHS campus visits.
The visits are announced each day and visitation dates are posted
in the Guidance Center and in Senior English classrooms.
oSAT & ACT Testing
In order to apply to a four-year university, students must take the
SAT and/or the ACT. Determine which test that the university to
which you are applying prefers and sign up online ASAP. Seniors
should take the first available test and Juniors should take one of
the spring tests.
Go to the following website for SAT/ACT test dates, information, and
registration for 2012-2013.
SAT
www. collegeboard.com
ACT
www.actstudent.org
Note: Mountain Pointe High School’s code for
online registration is 030307.
Online registration is required ~ visit the SAT and
ACT websites to register. Students who need special
accommodations for testing or fee waivers should see their assigned
counselor in Guidance for the necessary forms to be filed prior
to registration. Students who do not have proper forms
filed with the testing organization will not receive special
accommodations on test days.
Student are strongly advised to take the practice test before testing
to become familiar with the test format. These practice tests are
provided with the registration materials or are available on the
websites listed above.
Note: SAT and ACT scores are not currently recorded on
Tempe Union High School transcripts. Send scores directly to the
universities when the test is taken.
Beginning the spring of sophomore year, it is MOST important
that a student take the AIMS test EVERY TIME it is offered until
all sections are passed. Students are encouraged to participate
in the free tutoring that is offered to all students who have not
passed one or more sections of AIMS.
AIMS dates for 2012-2013:
April 9 ..................... Math for Seniors and Juniors who need
to retake and for all Sophomores;
April 10 ................... Science for ALL Sophomores
April 16 ................... Math Makeup
Final Exams
Seniors:
Thursday & Friday, May 16th & 17th
Underclassmen
Tuesday & Wednesday, May 21st & 22nd
Check it out!
www.MPHSPride.com
Click on Guidance
Additional Informative Websites
www.tuhsd.k12.az.com
Tempe Union High School District.
Point to “Students” to find scholarship information
www.azcis.intocareers.org
User name: mtpointehs Password: 4azcis02
A great college and career website posted by the State of Arizona
www.collegeboard.com
Registration, practice, and information regarding the
SATs, PSAT and AP program and exams
We are MP !
We are A+ !
www.actstudent.org
Registration and information regarding the ACT
www.ncaaclearinghouse.net
Mountain Pointe High School ~ Recipient of the
Registration for athletes in the junior year
A+ Schools of Excellence Award
www.armedforcescareers.com
presented by the Arizona Educational Foundation, April, 2010.
Guidance
Military information
3/8/2013
March 2013
March 2013
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
4
DECA State Conference
March 4 – 5
One Act Play Festival
(AIA) @ MPHS
5
Make Up AIMS
Student Body Election meeting
7:15am E206
Ac Lab
SHOW CHOIR CONCERT
SPRING CHOIR CONCERT
AUD. 7PM
AUD. 7PM
11
S
18
p
r
19
Jostens Sr Delivery
for Graduation
26
Ac Lab
Site Council 5:15pm G109
Mr. Pride
7pm Auditorium
g
April
9
r
e
21
NHS Mtg. 7:15am PE Lec 20
Ac Lab
a
15
16
22
23
k
Prides Peak Meeting
BSU Talent Show
7pm Auditorium
27
Class Election Meeting
7:15am E206
28
S tude nt B od y E le c t ions :
(l unc he s )
29
30
NO
SCHOOL
Ac Lab
2013
Mon
3/8/2013
Tue
Wed
1
MPHS Spiritline Clinic
April 1-4
2
Ac Lab
Thu
3
Class Election Mtg.
7:15am
Fri
4
Ac Lab
Ac Lab
8
9
AIMS MATH/Stanford 10
AIMS SCIENCE
NO Ac Lab
No Ac Lab
Science Honor Society
Induction 6pm AUD.
15
AIMS Math make up
PE Lecture Hall
16
Ac Lab
Theater: Harvey
AUD. 7:00pm
Theater: Harvey
AUD. 7:00pm
11
12
Pre State Band and Orchestra
Concert 7pm Auditorium
18
NHS Mtg. 7:15am PE Lec 17
Ac Lab
Early Out Schedule
13
Relay for Life
(MP)
Market Day
Ac Lab
6
Community Service logs
due by 3:00 pm in order to
letter for this year.
CTE ASSESSMENT DAY
8th Grade Parent Workshop
7PM Cafeteria
Ac Lab
22
10
Sat
5
Spiritline tryouts
Theater: Harvey
AUD. 3:30pm
Earth Day
SAT
St. Paddy’s Dance
7-10PM
14
B
Senior Panoramic
Picture Day
8
Best Buddies Prom
(in the small gym)
Cap & Gown Pics
Make Up AIMS
Ac Lab
31 Easter Sunday
Cap & Gown Pics
Ac Lab
n
END OF 3RD QT.
2
E ar l y O ut S c he du le
Ac Lab
25
7
13
i
Math League Contest 6
6
E ar l y O ut S c he du le
12
Jostens Sr Delivery
for Graduation
Sat
1
Campus Council 7:15am
A+School of Excellence
visitations take place in
March & April.
Q4
April 2013
Fri
19
Class Election
Voting
during both lunches
20
26
27
Pride Board Meeting
6:00pm G103
23
Ac Lab
24
Ac Lab
25
Prides Peak Meeting
DECA International Conference: 4/23-28 In Anaheim, CA.
6PM Cafeteria
29
Ac Lab
AUD. 7:00pm
AUD. 7:00pm
AUD. 7:00pm
30
A dv an c ed St ud ies P re sent at io ns st a rt on A p ri l 3 0 – M ay 3 r d
Site Council 5:15pm G109
Student Calendars
May 2013
May
2013
Mon
3/8/2013
Tue
Wed
Thu
1
Fri
Sat
2
Ac Lab
3
Prom Assembly/Video
SAT
4
8th Grade Parent
Workshop 10am
Cafeteria
Early Out Schedule
POPS Concert
AUD. 7PM
6
AP Testing
EXCELLENCE AWARDS
7PM – AUDITORIUM
(9-12)
7
AP Testing
8
AP Testing
Ac Lab
Admin. Council
7:45am FAC Cafeteria
9
AP Testing
AP Testing
10
11
Ac Lab
Symphonic & Jazz Band
Concert
AUD. 7:00pm
MPHS ART SHOW
ART SHOW SET UP
Ac Lab
POPS Concert
AUD. 3pm/7pm
VAPAA Portfolio Night
P
PROM 8:00 PM
AP Testing
13
AP Testing
14
DEAD WEEK
20
Mandatory Graduation
Meeting 9:00am AUD.
Senior
Student Council Banquet
Final Check out
For Graduation
Final
27
DEAD WEEK
Pride Board Mtg. 6pm
21
16
AP Testing
Prides Peak Meeting
Final
6PM Auditorium
22
Senior
Bookstore
Day
Childcare Banquet
24
Mandatory Graduation
Practice
Graduation
7pm
Stadium
18
Baccalaureate
Sunday, May 19th
6:30pm
Exams
23
25
Teachers’
Last Day
Exams – Fr, So, Jr
28
29
30
Deadline for summer
newsletter June 3rd.
Memorial
Day Observed
17
DEAD WEEK
AP Testing
Last Ac Lab
Ac Lab
Wind Ens./Orch Concert
7PM AUD.
AP Testing
15
31
June 4th – 6pm
Cafeteria
The final 8th grade
Parent Workshops
SAT Test June 1st
Members
of Jess
Pierce's
Sports
Medicine
class
celebrate
National
Athletic
Training
Month.
This year's
theme is
"Every Body
Needs an
Athletic
Trainer."
Student Calendars
National Athletic
Training Month.
E-mail Directory
 denotes Administrator
 denotes Department Chair
M O U NT A I N
P O I NT E
H I G H
S C H O O L
Revised 02/04/13
All email addresses must be followed by @tempeunion.org
Administrative Offices
Principal
 Bruce Kipper .............................. bkipper
Jenny Mark ................................. jmark
Academic Services
 Mary Keller..................................... mkeller
Rosie Acuna ................................... racuna
Activities
 Pat Goolsby ................................... pgoolsby
Marie Slany .................................... mslany
Athletics
 Ian Moses ....................................... imoses
Robyn Ramseyer.......................... rramseyer
Attendance/At-Risk
Brian Fleming ............................... bfleming
Police Liaison
Officer Boyd Chesley .................. bchesley
Bookstore
Hilly Bilducia ........................................ hbilducia
Business, Family & Culinary Arts
Jacqueline Adamson ........................ jadamson
 Shauna Demers .................................. sdemers
Annette Haynes ................................. ahaynes
Jacque Ibsen ....................................... jibsen
Melisa Korn Heller ............................. mkorn
Jill (Pomazak) Mancuso ................... jpomazak
Pete Manigold .................................... pmanigold
Michele Ramirez ................................ mramirez
Deb Stewart ........................................ dstewart
Cafeteria
Danny Martinez ................................. mtpcafe
English
Meg Austin .......................................... maustin
Melanie Bruce ..................................... mbruce
Wendi Cox ............................................ wcox
Katie Dorris .......................................... kdorris
Patti Duncan........................................ pduncan
Marilee Edel ......................................... medel
Julie Green ........................................... jgreen
Zac Griffin ............................................. zgriffin
Tracy Guidorizzi.................................. tguidorizzi
Suzanne Idler ...................................... sidler
Carrie Johnson.................................... carjohnson
Belinda Jones ...................................... bjones
Alysse Kline .......................................... akline
Robin Massey ...................................... rmassey
 Don Meyer ........................................... dmeyer
Marsha Rafalski .................................. mrafalski
Sarah Rich ............................................ srich
Christine Vanderpool ....................... cpeterson
Brad Vasil .............................................. bvasil
Julie Zahara ......................................... jzahara
Equipment Room
Larry Todd ............................................ ltodd
Staff E-mail Directory
Foreign Language
Bob Babbitt.......................................... bbabbitt
 Mary Catherine Boatright............... mcboatright
Elisabeth Boessneck ......................... eboessneck
Robert Etchamendy ......................... retchamendy
Jeff Hiller ............................................... jhiller
Sandi Hinojosa ................................... shinijosa
Colleen Murray ................................... cmurray
Donna Sampanes .............................. dsampanes
Erica Shelton ....................................... eshelton
Erin L. Smith ......................................... elsmith
Guidance
Ricki Cassutt ........................................ rcassitt
Steve Mancuso ................................... smancuso
Fred Mann ............................................ fmann
Bryan Sabato ....................................... bsabato
 Sonia Salazar ....................................... ssalazar
Erin Smith ............................................. ersmith
IEP Services
Sharon Ash........................................... sash
Dennis Barno ...................................... dbarno
Suzan Bergman .................................. sbergman
Ron Denne ........................................... rdonne
Jamaica Drowne ................................ jdrowne
Leah Gilbert ......................................... lgilbert
Sherri Hoffman ................................... shoffman
Jason Johnson .................................... jajohnson
Heidi Klepfer........................................ hklepfer
Tanya Martin ....................................... tmartin
Joan McIntyre ..................................... jmcintyre
Rosemary Munafo ............................. rmunafo
Amanda Nielsen................................. anielsen
Kay Nordmark ..................................... knordmark
Sarah Phelan ....................................... sphelan
Terry Reeder ........................................ treeder
Anne Schumann ................................ aschumann
Eileen Sipes.......................................... esipes
 Jennifer Smith..................................... jensmith
Jenny Thompson ............................... jenthompson
Library & Technology
Tom Morton ........................................ tmorton
 Joann Pompa ...................................... jpompa
Math
Jim Bradford ........................................ jbradford
Mike Feringa........................................ mferinga
Robert Hendrickson ......................... rhendrickson
Eric Hitsman ........................................ ehitsman
Clay Lawson......................................... clawson
Jon Meier .............................................. jmeier
Jennifer Novaczyk ............................. jnovaczyk
Erin Ostroski ........................................ eostroski
Tony Ramseyer ................................... tramseyer
 Dan Ray ................................................. dray
Melissa Ronneseth ............................ mronneseth
Jamie Ruelas........................................ jruelas
Pete Rupp ............................................. prupp
Michael Sinkovic ................................ msinkovic
Bob Wakefield ..................................... bwakefield
Erick Woertz ......................................... ewoertz
Nurse’s Office
Marsha Neal......................................... mneal
Performing Arts
Kimberly Bonagofski ........................ kbonagofski
 Josh Hartgrove ................................... jhartgove
Matt Henry ........................................... mhenry
Kim Swimmer...................................... kswimmer
Jamie Thompson ............................... jamthompson
Physical Education & Health
 Phil Abbadessa ................................... pabbadessa
Randy Conner ..................................... rconner
Jeff Decker ........................................... jdecker
Andrea Fazz ......................................... afazz
Jeff Griffin ............................................ jgriffin
Trevor Neider ...................................... tneider
Laurie Slemmer .................................. lslemmer
Norris Vaughan................................... nvaughan
Science
Rick Carter ............................................ rcarter
Jeanne Dutton.................................... jdeane
Holly Fraser .......................................... hfraser
William Garland ................................. wgarland
Catherine Hansen.............................. chansen
Darrick Kahle ....................................... dkahle
Roger LeBlanc ..................................... rleblanc
Colleen Miller ...................................... comiller
Denice Miller ....................................... demiller
Phil Moon ............................................. pmoon
Meredith Morrissey........................... mmorrissey
Will Primack ......................................... wprimack
Corey Quinn ........................................ cquinn
Buddy Rollins ...................................... nrollins
Kendall Tranter ................................... ktranter
 Melissa Wendell ................................. mwendell
Social Studies
Dawn Agnew ...................................... dagnew
Natasha Alston ................................... nalston
 Brandon Buck ..................................... bbuck
Marissa Chavez ................................... mchavez
Zac Griffin ............................................. zgriffin
Sergio Holguin ................................... sholguin
Heather Kiser....................................... hkiser
Anthony Leathers .............................. aleathers
Brittney Lockridge............................. blockridge
David Nach .......................................... dnach
Shannon Radford .............................. sradford
K.R. Scott ............................................... krscott
Erin L. Smith ......................................... elsmith
Tricia Smith .......................................... trismith
Jeff State ............................................... jstate
Lane Waddell ...................................... lwaddell
Aaron Windler..................................... awindler
Don Whiteside .................................... dwhiteside
Visual Arts
 Steve Adams ....................................... sadams
Suzanne Idler ...................................... sidler
Karan Lytle ........................................... klytle
Stacy Marko ......................................... smarko
Charity Recla ....................................... crecla
Lynn Smith ........................................... lysmith
Mountain Pointe High School
Tempe Union High School District #213
500 W. Guadalupe Road
Tempe, AZ 85283
Nonprofit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Tempe, Arizona
Permit No. 247
Home of the Pride
$
Taxpayers
The Choice is Education
Give a Mountain Pointe extracurricular activity $400
and receive a state tax credit for the full amount.
$
YES! Distribute the enclosed donation of $_____________ (up to $400*) to Mountain Pointe High School.
Activities to receive funds: 1)_____________________ $__________ 2)____________________$___________
If you wish to designate your child to receive funds for an activity, write in his/her name.___________________________
TUHSD Tax Credit Deposit Form
Please fill out all items. This information will be supplied to the Arizona Department of Revenue. A receipt will be mailed to
the recipient for tax filing purposes. Include current information.
Full Name (first and last)_ ___________________________________________________________________________________
Address________________________________________________ City_________________ State__________ Zip_____________
Home Phone #_ ________________________________________ Work Phone #______________________________________
Mail to: Mountain Pointe High School • Attn: Bookstore Manager • 4201 E. Knox Road • Phoenix, AZ 85044
*Tax Credit is $200 for head of household and single filers, $400 for married couples filing jointly or $200 each if filing separately.

May 2013 - Tempe Union High School District

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