2-18-15 mustang news - Mount Markham Central School District

WEST WINFIELD STAR
JANUARY-FEBRUARY
2015
Official Publication of
Mount Markham School District
MUSTANG
www.mmcsd.org
Message from the
Superintendent
Volume 18.3
FREE
Supplement to West Winfield Star
High School Honor
Roll
Recently, the Mount Markham Central School Dis-
trict was notified of a threat to one of our local
The High School Honor Roll has been announced for
medical facilities. Along with this notification came a
the second marking period of the 2014-2015
recommendation for our school facility to initiate an extra vigilant monitoring of anyone
school year:
entering our buildings. Even though the threat
was not specific to our PK-12 campus, we
GRADE 9
complied with this recommendation and went
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
to a “Shelter in Place” status. This means we
Kellyanne Allen, Alexandria Burger, Darryl Neff,
continued all educational activities as usual
Korrin Gates, Cheyenne Aney, Anna Culver, Auwith a heightened monitoring of all external
tumn Hull,
entrances to our buildings.
HONOR ROLL:
The reason we declare a particular level of
Rebekah Benjamin, Lily Land, Benjamin Brutsky,
response is almost always due to communicaAlbert Boyko, Alexa Bukovsky, Samantha
tion from local and/or regional law enforcement. This communication is usually brief and
Landgren, Christina Duh, Nicholas Robinson,
deals with a threat or crisis that may have an
Jacob Albers, David Duh, Cameron Curtis, Ericka
impact on our school buildings, students and
Miller,
staff. Therefore, we once again want to proCOMMENDED:
vide a brief overview of the responses we take
Joseph Clark, Kathleen Otis, Sean Lowery, Alexdepending on the information provided.
ander Schiros, Alisha Duh, Maya Evans, Dakota
LEVELS OF RESPONSE
Ostrander, Sandra Foley, Brandon Loiacono,
District administration will distinguish the apRyan Murray, Bradley Litz, Robert Linen-Holmes
propriate level of response to take and notify
building administrators.
THOROGHLY MODERN MILLIE is this year’s All-School Musical which takes place Friday and
Shelter In Place There is heightened moni- Saturday. March 4 and 5 with a special showing for senior citizens Thursday, March 3. Leads GRADE 10
toring of all external entrances.
include Brittany Hoke, Hannah Barrett, Joe Maugeri, McKenzie Homer, and Alex Gates shown HIGH HONOR ROLL
Lockdown In Place
above.
David Brutsky, Trey Guyer
With students present: Lock all doors and
HONOR ROLL
windows. Be alert for students returning to your area. Scan
Zachary Barrett, Ellie Ainslie, Elizabeth Foster, Danielle Curall rooms for suspicious objects. Avoid unnecessary commurier, Diana Feola, Shawn Flood, Brandon Foster, Cassandra
nication. Wait for further instructions and continue to teach.
Owens, Carl Neff, Meghan Rodick, Brady Wheelock, Taylor
No students in area: Follow your assigned emergency reWilkes
sponsibilities. Be alert for/avoid/report suspicious objects or
The Mount Markham Central School District will present
COMMENDED:
activity. Avoid unnecessary communication.
“Thoroughly Modern Millie” at 7:30 p.m., Friday and SaturMykaela Barrett, Michael Guller, Julia Ingalls, Brianna ThompLockdown Take Cover
day, March 6 and 7, in the high school auditorium on Fairson, Alyssa Cummings, Destinee Davis, Ashley Brownell, AllyALL students and staff immediately go to lockdown – DO
ground Road. Advance tickets, available from Julie Weeks at
son Monohan, Austin Wood, Jack Scherer, Isabella Griffiths,
NOT MOVE. Take position away from windows and doors
the high school, are $8 for adults and $5 for students and
Evacuation
Benjamin Maugeri, Meghan Marsh, Cheyanne Kelly
seniors. Tickets purchased at the door cost $10 for adults
With students present: Evacuate students if instructed to do
and $6 for students and seniors.
so. Be alert for/avoid/report suspicious objects. Take attenGRADE 11
“Thoroughly Modern Millie,” set in 1922, is the story of
dance. Wait for further instructions.
Millie Dillmount, a small-town girl from Kansas who arrives in
HIGH HONOR:
Without students: Follow your assigned emergency responNew
York
City
in
search
of
a
successful,
new
modern
life.
Ashley Rohacek, Alexandra Gates, Matthew Doty Clark, J. Consibilities. Be alert for/avoid/report suspicious objects.
She
stays
at
Hotel
Priscilla,
unaware
that
its
owner,
Mrs.
nor Thomson, Amanda Utter, Siena Allen, Lindsay Clark
In this time of technological advancement, with almost
Meers,
is
using
the
setup
to
kidnap
pretty
young
orphaned
HONOR:
everyone having an instant communication device, it takes
girls and ship them to Asia for a white slavery ring. Her
seconds for one of our emergency responses to hit the soElizabeth Jones, Erin McElwain, Matthew Merritt, Nicholas
henchman, Chinese immigrants Ching Ho and Bun Foo, are
cial media airways. Once that happens, we are inundated
Rodick, Connor Manion, Jensen Grescheck, Miranda White,
working to earn enough money to bring their mother to the
with hundreds of phone calls within our three buildSara Gribanoff, Sarah Mondore, Sarah Hawes, Bersheni
states.
ings. Because the information being shared via social media
Juarez
may be inaccurate, we ask for your patience in our reMillie, initially intent on marrying for money, finds work as
COMMENDED:
sponses over the telephone. If you have questions regarding
a stenographer under supervisor Miss Flannery at Sincere
Kelly Evans, Suzanne Phillips, Ian Dugan, Breanna Carnegie,
this information on Building Emergencies, please call the
Trust. Millie sets her sights on her wealthy boss, Trevor
Aliandra Gifford, Shaila Eaton, Brianna Wilcox, Elizabeth
district office.
Graydon III, but Graydon seems more interested in Millie’s
Hecker, Ivy Too, Chloe Bevins, Ashley Zahniser, Danielle Chris- Dick L. Young
new friend, Miss Dorothy Brown, who also has caught the
tian, Alexis Breckenridge, Devan Palmer, Erica Cornmire, Emily
Acting Superintendent
eye of Ching Ho.
Ingalls, Jake Shipp, Bradley Neff, Brittany Ostrander
At a speakeasy, Millie meets and begins to fall for Jimmy
Smith, a carefree young man who works in the paper clip
GRADE 12
business. He introduces her to Muzzy Van Hossmere, a rich
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
singer in town. Confused because she is falling for Jimmy but
Hannah Barrett, Christina Riley, Shelby Hatch, Diana Brutsky,
not wanting to marry a poor man, Millie turns to Muzzy for
Judah Mahar, Heather Curtin, Nadine Waite, Bryn Hoover,
advice on what to do.
Karol Zinkovitch
Meanwhile, Miss Dorothy suddenly disappears. Millie beHONOR ROLL:
comes suspicious and sets up a plan with Jimmy to find
Olivia Thomson, Alexis Davis, Taylor Manley, Emily Crawford,
Dorothy and uncover the mystery. As the tale unravels, so
do some additional surprises.
Brittany Hoke, Hannah Trevvett, Shannon McElwain, Sarah
Slowick, Ashley Johnston, Morgan Buss, Trever Gates, Mitchell
The Mount Markham production features a cast of 30
students in grades 7 through 12. Leads include seniors
Koch, Elizabeth Norkevich, Raymond Benson II, Adam Westbrook, Megan Wool, Sydney Bridger, Bridgette Smith, Alicija
Hannah Barrett (Millie), Joe Maugeri (Jimmy), Christina Riley
(Miss Flannery), and Brittany Hoke (Muzzy Van Hossmere);
Hill, Maegan Maine, Ryan Treen, Nathan Hull, Hayley Young,
Joseph Maugeri, Caitlyn Roberts, Kaleigh Bryce
juniors Alex Gates (Mrs. Meers), McKenzie Homer (Miss
Dorothy) and Jake Shipp (Mr. Graydon); and sophomores
COMMENDED:
Carl Neff (Ching Ho) and Austin Joyce (Bun Foo).
Patrick Roseen, Cody Light, Ethan Livingston, Ellen Fargo,
The production is being directed by Ellen Campion and
Nicholas Schiros, Stephanie Bennett, Samantha Laraby, Benproduced by Julie Weeks. Alyssa Bouthillier is musical direcjamin Schiros, Tyler Parry, Joshua Nicolosi, Amanda Hibbard,
tor, with Trevor Jones and Danielle Pontero providing choreSierra Denton, Zachary Utter, Megan Alsante, Shane Wormuth,
ography.
Savanna Gonyea,
All-School Musical on
March 6-7
office at (315) 866-0300 ext.
8243 or by email at
[email protected]. Students
do not have to be interested in
attending Herkimer College to
attend this workshop. It would be
helpful to you to bring with you
last year's income tax forms, a
current bank statement, and a
current paycheck stub.
Now is a good time for juniors
to be developing a list of colleges
to be visited during April break. It
is much more valuable to be on a
college campus when it is in
session than it is during the quiet
months of summer. Talking to
admissions, taking a campus tour,
The Mount Markham Girls Volleyball team has been named Athletes of the Month for Februsitting in on a class, and eating in
ary. The team won the school’s first league title since 2007-08, and went on to become Section III
the dining hall are all options to
Champions. Front (left to right): Ellie Ainslie, Sarah Mondore, Elizabeth Jones, Megan Wool, Sara
be considered for each college
Gribanoff, McKenzie Homer, Brianna Wilcox; Back: Claire Ladlee, Kaleigh Bryce, Olivia Thomson,
visit. The more in-depth the visit,
Breanna Carnegie, Rachel Burke.
the better able you are to judge
whether the college fits your
needs. To help identify colleges with particular majors,
Naviance is a great resource. All high school students have
Seniors should be well into, if not completely done, with the
been set up with a Naviance account which was paid for by the
college application process. It is now time to be thinking
Clark Foundation. Please refer students to the high school
about completing the Free Application for Federal Student
guidance office if they forgot their logon information.
Aid (FAFSA). The web address for the online FAFSA
Some students and parents have been having trouble
application is www.fafsa.ed.gov. It is recommended that you
accessing current grades through Parent/Student Portal with
fill out a "FAFSA on the web" worksheet prior to completing
their cell phones. Mindex, the creators and managers of the
the online application. This worksheet can be printed from
SchoolTool software, is aware of the problem and is planning
the FAFSA website but be sure to print the 2015-2016
on fixing it in their next software update. In the meantime,
version. Online submission of the FAFSA itself can begin
parents and students can still access current grades through
any time after January I". Income tax returns do not have to
Parent/Student Portal by using a computer.
be started or completed in order to fill out the form. Last
year's tax forms, a current bank statement, and a current
paycheck stub will provide most of the information you
need. Please be aware that the process of applying for
financial aid is free. If you are on a website that is charging
you to submit the FAFSA, log off. There are some sites with
September 2014
addresses very similar to the above site which charge for
Morgan Stubley has been selected as the 8th Grade Youth of
what you can do for free.
the Month for September 2014. Morgan is the daughter of
If the financial aid process is intimidating you, Herkimer
Benjamin and Mary Stubley of Clayville, NY. Morgan's school
College has scheduled a free financial aid workshop. This
activities include Modified Soccer, Modified Volleyball, Varsity
workshop is scheduled for Saturday, February 28, 2015
Golf, and Ski Club. Morgan is also involved in Student Counfrom 9:00 AM –11:00 AM at the Ronald F. Williams Library,
cil, where she has been her class representative for 4 years
Academic Support Center. If you are interested in attending
and the President this year. Morgan participates in Band, All
this workshop, please register through the financial aid
County Band, and Speech and Debate. While in Middle
Guidance News
Middle School News
Optimist Youth of the Month
Adam Westbrook has been named Athlete of the Month for
Boys Basketball. According to Coach McCarthy, “Adam is a
great leader on and off the court and he leads by example. He
works hard every day on the court and works just as hard in
the classroom. He is the ultimate team player and is a pleasure
to have on the team.”
School, Morgan has been on the Gold Honor Roll throughout
her four years and has received several MMTA awards. Outside of school, Morgan enjoys playing golf in the Cedar Lake
Club Junior Golf League and the Mohawk Valley Junior Golf
Tour. Morgan's future plans are to go to college and become
an ophthalmologist. She would like to thank the Optimist Club
for giving her this award.
October 2014
Samuel Donahoe has been chosen
as the 8th Grade Youth of the
Month for October 2014. Sam is
the son of Jeffrey and Audrey
Donahoe of Frankfort, NY. While in
Middle School, Sam has participated in Modified Soccer, Modified
Basketball, Ski Club, and MMAYA
Baseball. Sam is a member of the
National Junior Honor Society,
Student Council, Drug Quiz Team, and Speech and Debate.
Sam participates in Band and has been selected for All
County Band in 6th and 8th grades. While in Middle School,
Sam has received several MMTA Awards in 5th, 6th, and 7th
grade. He has been on the Honor Roll and has been on the
Herkimer County 1st place Drug Quiz Team in 6th and 7th
grades. Outside of school, Sam is involved in History Club and
Herkimer County 4H. He is a member of the National Brown
Swiss Association and enjoys showing cattle at the local fairs.
W I N T E R S P O R T S T E A M S Photos courtesy of Yearbook
BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL. Front (from left): Chad Collins, Tyler Bunch, Dan Piersma, Robert
Linen-Holmes, Kyle Yager, Tyler Parry, Josh Nicolosi, Collin Maine; Back: Coach McCarthy,
Adam Westbrook, Dalton Currier, Brenton Bond, Michael Podany, Devan Palmer.
CHEERLEADING. Front (from left): Erin McElwain, Anna Marceau, Ashley Zahniser, Taylor Manley, Paige Covert, Hayley Young; Back: Suzie Phillips, Sabrina Williams, Ellen Fargo, Cassie
Owens.
BOYS JV BASKETBALL. Front (from left): Josh Douglas, Jonathon Coons, Jacob Taylor, Iva
Delia, Tyler Deitz, Ryan Murray, Jordan Baucomb, Dylan Luke; Back: Brad Litz, Asmir Keren,
Nate Dowd, Dan Roseen, Josh Zahniser, Joe, Coach Barletta.
GIRLS JV BASKETBALL. Front (left to right): Sam Beacraft, Kristyn Abonader, Melena Fidler,
McKenzie Hall, Korrin Gates, Jenna-Marie LaPerla; Back: Julia Ingalls, Rebeccah Benjamin,
Amanda Utter, McKenzie Trinkaus.
Heart Run and Walk, the Autism Walk, and the Relay for
Life. Jenee's future plans include going to college to pursue a degree in Forensic Science and to become a Crime
Scene Investigator.
Honor Roll
The Middle School has an-
nounced the Honor Roll for
the second marking period of
the 2014-2015 school year.
5th GRADE
Brady Wheelock has been named Athlete of the Month for
Boys Volleyball. According to Coach Lynch, “We nominate him
for his team leadership, team camaraderie, and overall love for
the sport. A two-year player he is captain on our team. It’s
almost unheard of for your setter to also lead in hitting percentage for the team. Hes also on numerous occasions offered
tutoring services to any of our athletes that may be struggling
in some areas of school work, not just so many can continue to
play, but so they truly understand the work to better themselves in school. Brady is no doubt an outstanding athlete, but
what truly sets him apart is his wonderful character as a person. We’re proud of Brady and can’t wait to see what his future
will hold!”
He volunteers for the Litchfield Cemetery Association and
the Litchfield Community Christmas Party. Sam's future
plans include going to Columbia University to become a
brain surgeon. Sam would like to thank his parents for all of
their support and the Optimist Club for honoring him with
this award.
November 2014
Jenee Lusby has been selected as
the 8th Grade Youth of the Month
for November 2014. Jenee is the
daughter of Malcolm and Corinne
Lusby of West Winfield, NY. Jenee's
school activities include Modified
Volleyball, Speech and Debate,
Drama Club, Yearbook Club, and
Drug Quiz. She is also a member
of the Student Council and National Junior Honor Society. Jenee
has been on the Honor Roll at various times while in Middle
School. Outside of school, Jenee enjoys participating in the
GOLD: Delaney Beardsley
SILVER: Austin Bowman, Aydin
DeForest, Griffin Doyle, Luke
Athlete of the Month for Girls Basketball is the entire team for their exciting triple overtime win
Edwards, Zoe Hoke, Catherine
against Dolgeville on Jan. 20th. The team outscored Dolgeville 12-6 in the fourth quarter to tie
Huntley, Lauren Jones, Emily
the game at the end of regulation. At the end of the first overtime, the score was again tied at 51.
Oliver, Hannah Pcola, Melanie
Despite being down by 5 in the second overtime, the girls again fought back to tie the game. In
Sterling, Sara Thayer, Madethe third overtime, the team outscored Dolgeville 8-0 to win by a score of 64-56. Heather Curtin
line Washburn, Aidan Weeks,
led all scorers with 20 points, with Bryn Hoover scoring 19 and Erica Cornmire adding 13. Great
job girls! Front (left to right): Erica Cornmire, Nadine Waite, Mykaela Barrett, Alissas Collins, AlliWyatt Wilcox
son Donahoe; Back: Alicija Hill, Heather Curtin, Bryn Hoover.
BRONZE: Madelynne Albers,
Kyle Altrock, Emma Bevins,
Jeremiah Boyko, AnNi Carroll, Madison Clark, Christopher
Terns, Cooper Tschaar
Conn, Laura Culver, Biata Curtis, Olivia DeKing, Jordan
7th GRADE
Dietz, Gabrielle Dixon, Samantha Doyle, Matthew Evans,
GOLD: Abigail Allen, Nicholas Entwistle, Katelyn Gates, Maryssa
Reilly Jones, Emma Kocienda, Madelyn Landgren, Hayden
Hatch, Tessa Hecker, Vanessa Siega
Larmon, Tanley Monty, Amber Piersma, Jack Reed, Connor
SILVER: Marc Benson, Raymond Boyko, Maxwell Bukovsky,
Roberts, Shana Simmons, Alivia Stephan, Zoey Sterling,
Matthew Coe, Seth Donahoe, Edward King, Allison Sterling
Thomas Stubley, John Wolanski, Kestrel Zimpel
BRONZE: Emily Atkyns, Cheyanne Barrett, Mitchell Beigh, Lily
6th Grade
Briggs, Carly Curtis, Caitlyn Duncan, Destiny Estell, Donte Finch,
GOLD: Aidan Ainslie, Rebecca Brutsky, Mackenzie Doyle,
Julia Kocienda, Alexandra Lien, Devaughn Sullivan, Alexis
Lauren Entwistle, Cassandra Gates, Sadie Holtz, Katherine
Tooke, Mickey Walker, Evan Wilcox, Nichole Williams
Loomis, Morgan Merritt, Chelsea Osborn, Stepheny Vrie8th GRADE
sema
GOLD: Deanna-Marie Guido, Logan Palmer, Morgan Stubley
SILVER: Dominic Allen, Logan Clark, Jordan Craft, Dillon
Donley, Alexis Fitch, Kaitlyn Fitch, Chelsea Hayes, Emily
SILVER: Austin Ainslie, Lana Brindisi, Victor Brutsky, Alexis
Howard, Jake Lazore, Katie Livingston, Madison Lockwood,
Clark, Anson Curtis, Samuel Donahoe, Brooke Foster, Trey
Madison Marsh, Emily McClave, Brianna Morgan, Olivia
Gates, Hannah Gigliotti, Michala Jones, Jenee Lusby, Catherine
Ostrander, Joseph Sanzo, Mya Taylor-Wilcox, Jordan Treen,
McNamara, Nicholas Mondore, Kayleigh Osborn, Alexis PerBRONZE: Joshua Baker, Jennah Barrett, Lydia Benjamin,
rone, Isabella Raux, Harmonie Shaw, Julia Tangorra
Seth Capes, Shawn Capes, Nicole Catlin, Grace Clark, MadiBRONZE: Kaylee Barrett, Jordan Baucom, Amber Brownell,
son Deak, Sarah Foster, Olivia Hibbard, Danae Hill, Brooke
Amber Bryce, Alyson Casler, Alexandria Congden, Ivory Diehl,
Howard, Hailey Kelly, Kayla Lottermann, Ethan Maine, Emily
Maghen Duncan, Ethan Edwards, Tanner Gorr, Kyle Griffiths,
Makuch, Matthew Maugeri, Maika McConnell, Daniel Owens,
Jacob Kulczak, Delia Murdock, Jonah Tangorra, Britney Tucker,
Maxwell Ratcliffe, MaKenzie Sayers, Steele Stalloch, Erik
Joel Young
W I N T E R S P O R T S T E A M S Photos courtesy of Yearbook
WRESTLING. Front (left to right): Geoff Roberts, John Weir, Shane Wormuth, Aspen Effner, Montana Wellenstein, Blake Tooke, Joe Maugeri, Jake Albers; Back: Tyler Wilcox, Keith Coffin, Coach
Hoke, Zach Tennant, Walter Klein, Sier Farrell.
BOYS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Front: Dillon Bleaking, Brady Wheelock, Davide Delia, Connor
Manion, J. Connor Thomson; Back: Matt Chase, Dakota Davenport, Coach Lynch.
GIRLS JV VOLLEYBALL. Front (left to right): Kaylee Kerwin, Lexi Hudson, Isabella Griffiths, Alexa
Bukovsky, Ashley Johnston, Michala Jones, Kelsie Atwell; Back: Coach McKane, Katie Otis, Lauren McKenzie, Rebecca Haar, Lily land, Coach Higby.
BOYS JV VOLLEYBALL. Front: Shawn Flood, Shawn Lowery, Devan Davis, Tyler Montrose, Zack
Barrett; Back: Noah Trevvett, Ben Maugeri, Coach Miller.
Elementary News
MARCH Calendar
Student Optimist of the Month
The Student Optimist of the month
for the month of October is Caroline
Entwistle from Mrs. Maine’s classroom. Caroline is the daughter of
Matt and Kathleen Entwistle of West
Winfield. She was involved in Fit To
Read and Chorus here at school.
Outside of school, Caroline plays
youth soccer, does gymnastics and
dance. She had a role in the Nutcracker production. Her future
goals are to be a dermatologist, lawyer, pharmacist or a
nano-technologist. Caroline is an amazing, gifted, dedicated
and hardworking student. She gives everything her best effort. She is a very positive role model for her peers, and an
absolute pleasure to have in class.
The Student Optimist of the
month for November is Morgan
Sayers from Mrs. Stone’s classroom. Moran is the daughter of
Michael and Jessie Sayers of
West Winfield. Morgan is highly
motivated to be her best every
day. Her conscientious work
habits and her kindness towards
her peers is something to be
admired. Outstanding leadership
is one of her greatest traits!
APRIL Calendar
The Student Optimist of the month
for the month of December is Austin
Perrone from Mrs. Engle’s classroom. Austin is the son of David and
Amy Perrone of Frankfort. He was
involved in 3rd Chorus here at
school. Outside of school, Austin
plays youth basketball. His future
goals are to be a SPCA Animal Cop.
Austin has a positive attitude and is
a hard worker. He is always smiling
and is a pleasure to have in class.
Good Morning Program Awards
Week of December 5
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Troy Caswell; Mrs. Nower: Jillian Maine.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Lucas Evans; Mrs. Flanagan:
Emily Martin; Mrs. Jones: Zander Tardy; Mrs. Madden: Madison Riddell.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: John Terns; Mrs. Jeffers: Ohin
Williams; Mrs. Koch: Ryan Heikert; Mrs. Malowicki: Shawn St.
Onge.
Week of December 12
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Gianna Scherer; Mrs. Nower: Natalie
Wheelock.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Kadyn Derby; Mrs. Flanagan:
Braden Gibson; Mrs. Jones: Joseph Andrews; Mrs. Madden:
John Entwistle.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: Avery Dye; Mrs. Jeffers: Jackie
Terns; Mrs. Koch: Marie Francisco; Mrs. Malowicki: Dezirae
Schlaepfer; Mr. Bentley: Audrina Leavitt.
Week of December 18
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Bradlee Schoonover; Mrs. Nower: Bella
Denton.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Benjamin Dziuban; Mrs.
Flanagan: Kihanna Eccleston; Mrs. Jones: Chloe Hendrickson; Mrs. Madden: Logan Plows.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: Damian Currier; Mrs. Jeffers:
Carter Davenport; Mrs. Koch: none; Mrs. Malowicki: Brooke
Rocker.
Week of January 9
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Elijah Wilson; Mrs. Nower: none.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: none; Mrs. Flanagan: Kristopher
Loomis; Mrs. Jones: Robert Cruiser; Mrs. Madden: Mariah
Sprinkle.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: Jaimeson Laraby; Mrs. Jeffers:
Valerie Rocker; Mrs. Koch: Douglas Doremus; Mrs.
Malowicki: Samantha Hinman; Mr. Bentley: Zoe Mitchell.
Week of January 16
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Zoey Andrews; Mrs. Nower: Troy
Deronay.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Abryana Stickles; Mrs. Flanagan:
Gavin Washburn; Mrs. Jones: Blake Grower; Mrs. Madden:
Asher Pasquale.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: none; Mrs. Jeffers: Brianna Tooke;
Mrs. Koch: Esther Brutsky; Mrs. Malowicki: Richard Inman.
Week of January 23
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Liam Mosher; Mrs. Nower: Abel Sanchez.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Kiera Harrington; Mrs. Flanagan:
Jai Williams; Mrs. Jones: Mia Case; Mrs. Madden: Cassandra
Curtis.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: Owen Jones; Mrs. Jeffers: Andrew
Ray; Mrs. Koch: D.J. Neff; Mrs. Malowicki: Cashen Atwell.
Week of January 30
Pre-K: Mrs. Lawson: Chloe Neff; Mrs. Nower: Madeline Bard.
Kindergarten. Mrs. Bartlett: Jack Dean; Mrs. Flanagan: Kristopher Loomis; Mrs. Jones: Abigail Schoonover; Mrs. Madden:
Keira Mowers.
First Grade. Mrs. Havens: Nevaeh
Lowery; Mrs. Jeffers: Jordan Iorio;
Mrs. Koch: Navy Escamilla; Mrs.
Malowicki: Angelo Sweet; Mr.
Bentley: Jeremiah Hale.
day, March 13, 2015. The fee includes a 168 page babysitter handbook, Emergency Reference Guide; CD-ROM; certification card; and class supplies. There is a course limit of 10
students. Parents should make arrangements to provide
transportation for their child.
Contact Cathie Peck at the high school (822-2900) for
additional information on the training. Registration forms are
available in all building offices.
WINTER SPORTS TEAM
Babysitter’s
Training
The Mount Markham High
School will host the American
Red Cross Babysitter's Training
in the Family & Consumer Sciences classroom (A-102) from
8am to 1:00pm on Monday and
Tuesday, March 30 & 31,
2015. Trainees should be 11
years of age or older and have
submitted a completed registration form and a $25.00 check
payable to Cathie Peck by Fri-
INDOOR TRACK. Front (left to right): Ben Schiros, Ashley Rohacek, Siena Allen, Diana Feola,
Destinee Davis, Sarah Hawes; Back: Patrick Roseen, Nick Rodick, Michael Guller, Trever
Gates, Coach Mosny. (Photo courtesy of Yearbook)