J.E. Cosgriff 2015 Newsletter - J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School

Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service
The National Catholic Education Association theme—Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith,
Knowledge and Service will continue for the 2015-16 school year. As we look to the upcoming
school year, we are reminded of the blessings and responsibility of our Catholic School mission.
The 2014-15 school year proved to be one of great accomplishments and learning for the entire J.E. Cosgriff
School community in the areas of Faith, Knowledge and Service.
Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist —
A Special Year for J.E. Cosgriff Second Grade
To build a stronger faith-filled connection between home
and school was the primary goal for implementing a more
meaningful, hands-on curriculum with our second grade class,
who received the sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy
Communion in April 2015.
Mrs. Debbie Hogan, second grade teacher, learned of the
outstanding hands-on family sacramental preparation program
from Rhea Hristou, a twenty-year veteran second grade teacher
at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School. Mrs. Hristou worked for
several years on a select NCEA team to improve the religion core
standards taught in our Catholic Schools.
Cosgriff second grade students read an interactive workbook and
answered questions about each of the sacraments with a parent,
over the course of the school year. A special retreat took place in
St. Ambrose church
for each sacrament,
and several
parents were
invited to assist
in learning center
activities as part
of the retreat. For
example, during
the reconciliation
retreat, students
discussed the Ten
Commandments
and listed the five
steps of going to
confession. Fr.
Andrzej hosted a
learning center to
teach and discuss
the importance
of going to
confession.
Students also
toured the open
and closed confessionals.
Fr. Andrzej and second graders
During the Holy Eucharist retreat, students worked to make a
personal Eucharistic banner. They learned about the different
types of bread eaten around the world and watched a play of
the Last Supper performed by older students. The highlight for
second graders was to meet with Fr. Andrzej for a personal tour
of the altar area, chapel, and room by the altar where the priests,
deacons and altar servers change into their robes and vestments
for mass. Students also tasted the unconsecrated host before
leaving Fr. Andrzej’s group.
Sacramental preparation was a very meaningful and enriching
experience for our second grade students and their family
members. We thank Fr. Andrzej for his enthusiastic participation
and instruction, Mrs. Debbie Hogan, our devoted second grade
teacher for her creative and meaningful curriculum, and the
many parents who committed both time and talents to this
important sacramental learning experience.
“Somehow, children find a way of finding peace amid the noise of this world. They can block out all the things that tend to irritate the adults
and find in their hearts the place meant for hearing, for listening, for loving. Many times the young are our greatest teachers.” - Pope Francis
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AmeriCorps Makes STAR
Reading Possible at Cosgriff
Current research indicates that a structured reading
tutorial program provides achievement gains for
students who would benefit from extra reading
practice and instruction beyond what they receive in
their regular classroom. With this understanding, the
Utah Office of Education (USOE) has implemented
the STAR reading program.
Student Tutoring Achievement for Reading (STAR)
is designed as reading practice, not intervention, between adult
volunteers or paraprofessionals, and a student. STAR lessons
enhance classroom instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics,
fluency, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. Students benefit
from increased reading time, targeted practice and a rewarding
reading experience.
Heather Burns, one of two AmeriCorps volunteers
at Cosgriff School, leads the effort by recruiting
and scheduling parents, grandparents and other St.
Ambrose members to volunteer in the STAR reading
program. Heather conducts an in-service for all
new volunteers before they meet and begin reading
with students. Volunteers are asked to work with a
Notable J.E. Cosgriff
Alumni at Judge Memorial
Catholic High School
On May 30, 2015, many J.E. Cosgriff alumni, now graduating
seniors at Judge Memorial Catholic High School Commencement
Ceremony received the following recognition and honors:
• Christ the King Award: Caroline E. Holyoak
• Salutatorian: Connor J. Morgan
• National Merit Finalist: Ian T. Gorrell-Brown
STAR Reading Volunteer Tutors
student two times per week for thirty minutes. Some volunteers stay
a full hour to read with two students back to back. STAR tutoring
is a win-win program. Students in the school ranging from first
through fourth grade receive extra reading practice and quickly
form a special friendship with their STAR tutor. Tutors feel needed
and also enjoy a new found friendship with a Cosgriff student.
Heather Burns works as an assistant in our toddler program during
the morning and then assumes the AmeriCorps responsibilities in
the afternoon. Heather is a tremendous asset to Cosgriff in many
different capacities and we are very fortunate to have her on the
Cosgriff team. The AmeriCorps volunteer program has enabled
Cosgriff to extend additional support and strengthen reading skills
for many students over the past nine years.
J.E. Cosgriff School Learning
Resource Center
The J.E. Cosgriff Learning Resource Center (LRC) team provides
intervention for students who are struggling in academic areas.
The team is certified in the Early Steps, Next Steps, Higher Steps,
and Wilson reading programs. The LRC team gives one-on-one
and small group support, and also in-class support services.
The team works closely with classroom teachers to provide
appropriate assistance to help each student reach his or her
fullest potential.
• Bishop’s Award for Outstanding Scholar–Participant in
Activities: Connor J. Morgan, Lindsay E. Ryan
• Bishop’s Award for Outstanding Scholar–Participant in Athletics: Caroline E. Holyoak, Michael L. Kearns
• Jeanette Sawaya Award for Outstanding Achievement in
Arts, Academics, and Athletics: Paul S. Oliver
•
J.E. Cosgriff Alumni who graduated with Gold Honor Cords
(3.5 or above GPA): Michael G. Ayers, Maxwell T. Barnett, Gabrielle S. Dodson, Ian T. Gorrell-Brown, Caroline E. Holyoak, Michael L. Kearns, Daniel S. Kirkegaard, Nathan D.
Klebba, Kathleen R. Larson, Patrick J. Lewis Humlicek, Raquel R. Markham, Connor J. Morgan, Paul S. Oliver, Gabrielle M. Paul, Benjamin A. Roa, Lindsay E. Ryan, Mikaela A. Schmiett, Sara Y. Shum, Gillian R. Young
For a complete list of all 2015 Judge Commencement honorees,
visit judgememorial.com.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Bonacci
Cosgriff offers speech and
language services through
a licensed speech-language
pathologist in the school. Also,
yearly vision screening is provided
for pre-school and kindergarten
students by the Delta Gamma
Alumni Association.
Cosgriff “Gold” Grandparent Club
A tentative date has been set for the first 2015-16 Gold
Club Brunch & Meeting for September
13th, 2015 • Time & Location TBD
Please check cosgriff.org, under the Gold
Club link, for location/time confirmation or
email Diane Henry, [email protected].
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Mardi Gras 2015 Fundraiser
Mardi Gras 2015 was an event to remember. Guests enjoyed a
sit down three course dinner, silent and live auction, and then
danced the night away. For the first time the event was moved
to the Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown hotel and 500 guests
were in attendance. Moving Mardi Gras allowed Cosgriff to
provide new opportunities and ways for people to donate and get
involved. Whether it was becoming an event sponsor, purchasing a
corporate table, deciding which party boards to attend, or bidding
on a live auction vacation, there was something for everyone. The
move downtown was exciting, but traditions that have made Mardi
Gras a success over the decades were still kept and enjoyed.
One of the most exciting Mardi Gras traditions is the schoolwide
competition to sell opportunity tickets. The first grade worked
very hard to sell the most opportunity tickets, and won a lunch at
Crown Burger Restaurant with Mrs. Hunt. Overall, J.E. Cosgriff
students sold over 12,000 tickets!
A Community of Service
First Grade at the Winners’ Lunch at Crown Burger
Mardi Gras 2015 raised over $200,000 with the help of many
generous friends, families, and companies in our community.
We are very grateful for everyone’s support and look forward to
Mardi Gras 2016!
The student leadership council researched and carefully selected monthly community
service projects for Cosgriff families to support during the 2014-15 school year.
Students engaged in many activities to raise money and provide essential survival
items for infants to adults in need both locally and globally.
The 2014-15 year of service began when the seventh and eighth grade students
teamed up to challenge the Cosgriff faculty in a game of softball. All proceeds from
the game benefitted finding a cure for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) also
known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Learning the importance of helping others in need and giving back to one’s
community are critical components of the school-wide curriculum and daily life at
J.E. Cosgriff School. Students are encouraged to place community service as a priority
for the rest of their lives. We remember the words of Mother Teresa, “We should learn
how to give. But we should not regard giving as an obligation, but a desire.”
J.E. Cosgriff Faculty Softball Team
J.E. Cosgriff proudly supported the following charitable organizations
during the 2014-15 school year.
St. Patrick’s Parish
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Mock Trial
This year Cosgriff had
eleven middle school
students compete
on the Mock Trial
team. The program
is a competition
where middle school
and high school
teams argue both sides of a fictitious case in front of actual
judges and attorneys throughout the course of the Mock Trial
season. The Cosgriff team spent many hours preparing for
their competitions, and it really paid off. This year, with the
help of Mock Trial coach Joel Kittrell, the team advanced to the
semifinals, which means they were one of the top four middle
school Mock Trial teams in the state.
Track Club
In its fourth season, the Track Club continued to grow. This year
the program saw its highest participation since it began, as many
students in grades K–8 took advantage of the opportunity to be
introduced to all aspects of track and field. Students were able to
try various events—such as sprints, hurdles, distance, and field
events like long jump and javelin. Practices were twice a week,
and students were able to put their newly learned skills to the
test in two track meets during the six-week session.
2015 Cosgriff Ski and
Ride Program
By Rob Sogard
The students in the Cosgriff Ski & Ride Program enjoyed
another fantastic winter at Snowbird, with great weather and
good snow. Fifty-eight third through eighth grade Cosgriff
students took advantage of Snowbird’s easy access and
terrific terrain. This season gave riders six warm and sunny
afternoons—the conditions were perfect. The instructors at
Snowbird did a fantastic job keeping the students safe and
entertained while improving their skiing and riding skills.
Thank you to all of the parents and chaperones who helped keep
things on time and
running smoothly.
Riders, instructors,
and volunteers
had a great time
and hope to have
even more Cosgriff
students participate
next year!
Join Us For J.E. Cosgriff’s 6th Annual
September 11th
Bonneville Golf Course • 8:30am
Gather your foursomes & register
for this FUNdraiser at cosgriff.org!
Hole and Event Sponsorships available!
Third Annual Tiger Trot
The Third Annual Tiger Trot was held
on Sunday, May 24th and 350 registered
participants enjoyed a lovely morning at
Sugarhouse Park. New this year was the
addition of Saturday’s Waffle, who brought their trailer and
served piping hot waffles for all registered runners. Participants
also enjoyed coffee donated by Bad Ass Coffee.
Christian Vasquez was the
overall student athlete winner,
followed by Ben Shuckra and
Joey Craddock. The Tiger Trot
is a wonderful community
event, where school families
and parishioners can enjoy
exercise, good food and coffee
and each other’s company.
Congratulations to all Tiger
Trot participants.
Tiger Trot Winners
Special thanks to our sponsors
Larry H. Miller Group of
Companies, Wasatch Pediatrics, and Salt Lake Active. Cosgriff
is very grateful to the Boris Family, owners of Salt Lake Active,
who donated their race timing clock, green cones and bullhorn
to our Athletic Program. All of these items will help propel our
Physical Education program and Track Club. Thank you Nick
and Missy Boris for your continued support for J.E. Cosgriff
School.
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required core standards on a challenging academic level. Her
love of teaching is obvious: her infectious smile, positive energy,
and “not waste a precious moment” attitude. Mrs. Brown is a
devout Catholic and models the virtues of reverence for God and
respect of self and others in all aspects of her teaching day.
Spotlight on
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Geniese Brown has just completed
her fourth year teaching third grade
at J.E. Cosgriff School. Mrs. Brown
received her elementary teaching
degree along with a middle school math
endorsement at Indiana University,
South Bend, in 2004.
Mrs. Geniese Brown
It is next to impossible to imagine, but Mrs. Brown has an eye on
every student in her thirty-five plus classroom and uses that extra
“teacher sense” to keep all students engaged and learning during
the course of the day. She masterfully presents core content in
math, reading, writing, science, and religion—keeping all types
of learners in mind. She utilizes her expert math background to
make mathematics challenging and logical for her students. Each
week, Mrs. Brown takes advantage of parent volunteer support in
the classroom. Volunteers assist students with ideas and editing of
required writing compositions and longer reports.
Mrs. Brown carefully listens and observes her students as they
offer their heartfelt personal intentions during prayer. She learns
about their proud moments and concerns for their families and
friends due to illness, and hard times. Mrs. Camp, the third grade
assistant notices that Mrs. Brown speaks individually to each of
her students every day and recognizes their personal concerns
along with academic progress. Mrs. Brown truly cares for each
one of her third graders.
Mrs. Brown is demanding and sets very high standards for
student performance as evidenced by positive school and state
test scores. She carefully prepares her lesson plans to teach the
Progress in Reading and Mathematics
Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) are
a set of procedures and measures for assessing the acquisition of
early literacy skills from kindergarten through sixth grade. They
are designed to be short (one minute) fluency measures used
to regularly monitor the development of early literacy and early
reading skills. Cosgriff students are assessed three times each
year: September, January and May. The results of our May 2015
assessments indicate the percentages of students reading at or
above their expected grade level in each grade level are as follows:
Kindergarten 95% 4th grade
89%
1st grade
84% 5th grade
88%
2nd grade
85% 6th grade
95%
3rd grade
94% Schoolwide
89%
The DDS-easyCBM Math assessment is a benchmark screening
tool developed at the University of Oregon. The test is based
on the Focal Points from the National Council of Teachers of
Mathematics (NCTM) and have strong foundational overlap
with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS).
Mrs. Brown is the first to inquire about professional development
opportunities. She is always excited to learn and implement
relevant and new research based strategies and programs in her
classroom. She is an active learner and knows that the acquisition
of knowledge ultimately strengthens her classroom instruction.
Although Mrs. Brown is very busy teaching and continuing her
education as an educator, she rushes home each day to her family
career. Geniese is the mother of four children and wife of Charles
Brown, US Air Force Technical Sergeant. She travels each school
day to Cosgriff from Hill Air Force Base, which is another strong
example of her commitment to education and specifically J.E.
Cosgriff School.
Mrs. Brown is an inspiration who offers support and friendship
to her colleagues at Cosgriff School. She is an excellent teacher
and offers creative and new ideas for improving curriculum, the
religion program,
and school-wide
student lead
activities.
J.E. Cosgriff is
truly a better
school in so many
ways because Mrs.
Geniese Brown is
our third grade
teacher.
Third Graders with their Biography Projects
Benchmark testing is the systematic process of screening all
students on essential skills predictive of later mathematics
performance. Benchmark testing is one part of a comprehensive
assessment system that includes universal screening, progress
monitoring, summative assessments and other formal and informal
assessments all designed to get the critical information needed to
make informed instructional decisions. It is a foundational link
between assessment, instruction and goal setting.
The results of the May 2015 testing indicate the percentages of
students in each grade level that score at or above their expected
grade level (40th-99th National Percentile) in math are as follows:
Kindergarten 92% 4th grade
74%
1st grade
95% 5th grade
94%
2nd grade
85% 6th grade
84%
3rd grade
89% Schoolwide
88%
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Annual J.E. Cosgriff Fine Arts
Celebration By Tara Cullen, Visual Arts Teacher
The Third Annual Fine Arts Celebration, held May 7, 2015,
was well-attended by many enthusiastic parents, grandparents
and friends of J.E. Cosgriff School. The evening began in St.
Ambrose church, with performances by the third and fourth
grade violinists, choir, band, liturgical dancers, and drama club.
During the second half of the evening, many students stood by
their artwork which graced the school walls. A smile of pride
and ownership swept across students’ faces as their family
members admired their their artistic masterpieces.
Mr. Terence Stephens and Mr. Ryan Akerley were our honored
jurors who selected winners within three grade divisions.
Within kindergarten-second grade division: 1st place-Caroline
Chachas; 2nd place-Sophia Burns; 3rd place-Adam Haddadin;
Honorable Mention-Mia Powell. Within the third-fifth grade
division: 1st place-Anthony Walz; 2nd place-Cece Stockham;
3rd place-Mitchell Bledsoe; Honorable Mention-Marysia
McGill. Within the sixth-eighth grade division: 1st place-Sante
Di Sera; 2nd place-Thomas Lien; 3rd place-Matthew Cotter;
Honorable Mention-Cole Davis.
This year, five local hospitals and clinics offered Cosgriff
School the opportunity for student artwork to be displayed at
their facilities. Representatives hand-selected artwork that will
be on display at the following locations: Shriner’s Hospital,
Primary Children’s Hospital, Utah Health and Human Rights,
Evolutionary Health Care, Meliheh Clinic, Huntsman Cancer
Institute, and LDS Hospital. Because of these considerate
hospitals and clinics, Cosgriff student achievement can be shared
with the community.
Performing
Arts :: Fiddler On
The Roof JR
In April 2015, J.E. Cosgriff ’s
drama club entertained
audiences with Fiddler On
The Roof JR. This classic
Broadway musical was a great opportunity for fifth through
seventh grade students to sing, dance, and act on stage. Cosgriff
Drama Club Director, Mrs. Suzanne Lacombe attributes much
of the show’s success to all the parent and staff support with
set designs, choreography, and backstage management. Mrs.
Lacombe said, “It really was a collaborative effort, and with this
being our third year of drama at Cosgriff, students are more
comfortable performing on stage. It was a challenging play to take
on, but our students were well prepared.” Fiddler On The Roof
JR also gave students new perspectives on Jewish religious and
cultural traditions.
Gathering
in the social
hall every
spring to see
a Broadway
production
has become
the new
“tradition” at
J.E. Cosgriff
School.
Differentiated Instruction
Begins In Preschool
Individualized
instruction with Mrs. Green
Mrs. Lee teaching letter sounds in
whole group instruction
Ms. D with a
small group
learning center
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Eighth Grade
Year in Review
At J.E. Cosgriff, eighth
grade students are expected
to do their best work in an
academically challenging
curriculum, provide monthly
community service at the
Utah Food Bank, audition
and perform in one of
Shakespeare’s comedies, and
provide leadership for their
school families. This year was no exception, and the 2014-15
class of twenty-nine students was up to the task.
Beginning in September, students participated in a team
building day at Camp Kostopulos where they completed the
high-ropes course and other activities designed to promote
camaraderie and friendship. Later in the month, they attended
the diocesan-wide eighth grade mass at the Cathedral of the
Madeleine.
The entire class gave a rousing rendition
of the choral poem “Casey at the Bat”
at the annual Grandparent Brunch in
October, and, along with seventh grade
students, enjoyed a delicious Pajama
Breakfast before leaving for Christmas
break in December.
In February, after six weeks of rehearsals,
students presented three performances
of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.”
Students helped in all areas of the
production including lights, sound, props, scene changes, make
up, program design, and direction.
On May 22, 2015, students received their diplomas during
graduation exercises at St. Ambrose Church. Several academic,
athletic, and honorary awards were bestowed upon members
of the class.
In Memory of
P.J. Purcell
November 4, 1999 – June 3, 2015
Slap shots, Jump shots,
Chip shots, Sweet spots
Our J.E. Cosgriff community will
remember P. J. Purcell for the light
and love he brought to our lives. There
wasn’t a sport he could not master; there
wasn’t a class he could not ace; there wasn’t a speech he could
not deliver; but most of all, there wasn’t a heart he did not
touch. Our love, support, and prayers pour out to the Purcell
family. P.J., your spirit will always live in all those who knew
and loved you.
J.E. Cosgriff School Events Calendar
Friday, August 14th
Meet the Teachers 3:30-4:30pm
Saturday, August 15th
St. Ambrose Parish Italian Dinner
5pm J.E. Cosgriff School Gym
Please visit cosgriff.org
for a complete list of
events, activities, and
mass schedules.
Monday, August 17th First Day of School
August 19th & 20th Back To School Night(s)
Friday, September 11th Cosgriff ’s 6th Annual
Playing Bad in Plaid Golf Tournament
8:30am @ Bonneville Golf Course
Sunday, September 13th Time/Location TBA
Cosgriff Gold Club Grandparents Meeting
Wednesday, October 7th
Annual Grandparents Brunch
9am • St. Ambrose Social Hall
October 15th - 18th Fall Break No School
October 19th - 23rd
Annual The King’s English & J.E. Cosgriff Book Fair
J.E. Cosgriff School Library
October 21st & 22nd Parent Teacher Conferences
Friday, October 23rd
St. Ambrose / J.E. Cosgriff Fall Family Festival
6-9pm @ St. Ambrose Social Hall
Friday, October 30th
Halloween Parade @ J.E. Cosgriff School
November 6th
No School Professional Development Day
Friday, November 13th
Annual Cosgriff Trivia Night
6:30pm • St. Ambrose Social Hall
November 25th - 29th Thanksgiving Break No School
Thursday, December 10th
J.E. Cosgriff Christmas Program
7pm • St. Ambrose Church
December 21st - January 3rd
Christmas Break No School
Sunday, January 10th Cosgriff Open House 12-2pm
Tuesday, January 26th Cosgriff Science Fair 8:30am
Cosgriff Open House 7-8:30pm
Wednesday, January 27th
Parent/Grandparent Visit & Lunch 11:30am
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End of Year Honors at J.E. Cosgriff
This year, two recipients
were awarded the J.E.
Cosgriff Heart of a
Champion Award, which
recognizes a Cosgriff
student who demonstrates
courage and commitment
to life. It exemplifies
ongoing dedication to a set
of attitudes and actions showing true greatness,
kindness, compassion, and respect to self and
others. The Heart of the Champion award
acknowledges perseverance through challenges
and hardships. It is giving everything you have
all of the time, never quitting, never giving up.
It is being resilient even when things may seem
impossible. It is a heart that continues to hope. Congratulations
to the recipients: Teagan Beaves, eighth grader, and Olivia
Winston, seventh grader.
The Monsignor William E. Vaughan
Award was awarded to Tomas Young.
This award grants a full scholarship
for one Cosgriff student entering the
8th grade who exhibits exemplary
behavior in the areas of scholarship,
leadership, sportsmanship and
cooperation.
Cole Hazel was presented the Sister Loyola
Award, for sharing an outstanding sense of
Christian service, joy, humility, respect for
others and love of Jesus in the manner of Sister
Loyola. The recipient of this award was chosen
by his peers.
The Monsignor Hedderman Award, J.E. Cosgriff ’s highest
award, was presented to Christopher Clyne and Savannah
Nord for exhibiting leadership, excellent citizenship, high
academic achievement, respect for self and others, as well as
contributing to our Catholic identity and values, and serving
others in the school and community.
William Anderson, Christopher Clyne, Sante Di Sera, Anna
Drossos, Abigail Gray, Olivia Rollman received a Presidential
Academic Achievement Award, which is sponsored by the
U.S. Department of Education, honoring students who have
achieved high academic goals as a result of their hard work and
dedication to learning. The Cosgriff students who received this
award earned no less than a B+ in core academic subjects from
4th grade through the fall semester of 8th grade.
The Salt Lake Rotary Club Service Awards were presented to
Christopher Clyne, Anna Drossos, Constance Viollet. These
students were selected for their outstanding service to others and
commendable citizenship and academics.
Chloe Redican, seventh
grade student at J.E. Cosgriff
School won second place in a
statewide writing competition.
Each year, the Utah League
of Cities and Towns sponsors
an essay competition for all
fourth and seventh grade
students in the state of Utah. The essay theme is “Why I Like
My Neighborhood.” Salt Lake City Councilman Charlie Luke
proudly presented Chloe with her second place award and a
check for the school on May 27, 2015.
Student Leadership
Council for
the 2014-15
school year were
Anna Drossos,
Christopher Clyne,
Abigail Gray,
Hannah Gose,
Riley Bouillon,
and Ella Kittrell.
2015 Science
Fair Awards
This year’s Diocesan
Science fair was held at
Juan Diego on February
21st. Over 240 projects
from Diocesan middle
schools were represented
Hailey Warden with “Swimming in
at the fair. Fifteen Cosgriff
the Fast Lane”
students placed in their
categories including five 1st, three 2nd and seven 3rd place
awards. In addition, 19 Cosgriff students advanced to compete
at the Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair at the
University of Utah. Constance Viollet was named the 2015
Diocesan Young Scientist of the Year.
At the Salt Lake Valley Science and Engineering Fair, Cosgriff
students competed with 188 of the top 7th and 8th grade
student projects advancing from district science fairs in the
Salt Lake, Tooele, Granite, Park City, Canyons, Murray School
Districts and the Catholic Diocese schools. Cosgriff students
earned four 1st, four 2nd and two 3rd place category awards.
In addition, Chris Clyne, Anna Drossos and Hailey Warden
received Broadcom MASTERS™ recognition. As Broadcom
MASTERS™ award winners, Chris, Anna and Hailey finished
in the top 15 scores at the regional level and have advanced to
a national competition. They are competing against students
advancing from regional science fairs throughout the United
States for an opportunity to travel to Washington, DC and a top
award of $25,000.
Thank You for Your Support Thank you to the following donors for your generous contributions to our school
for the 2014-2015 academic year. J.E. Cosgriff School received over $200,000 in fundraising & donations. We appreciate all of the parents,
grandparents, parishioners, alumni, friends and corporations who continue to support J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School:
24 Hour Fitness
3 Cups
A Beautiful Surprize
Aaron Schubach
Abbey of the Holy Trinity
Adam & Judy Warden
Advanced Eye Care
Airborne Trampoline Arena
Alan Cunningham & Constance Smith
Alethia Bapis Chatzis
Alex & Teresa Hildebrand
Alex Grunerud
Alise & Todd Schwartzlow
Alison & JP Meyer
Alma Camp
Aly Hill
Amanda & Jamie Locke
American Girl
American Granite Kitchens
Amy & Ted de la Garza
Andrea Coffee-Shapiro
Andrea Hansen
Angela & Mark Patterson
Angelo & Julie Chachas
Angie & Akbar Matinkhah
Angie & Tyler Parrish
Angie Domichel-Nelden & Charlie Nelden
Ann Long Peake
Ann Owsley
Anne Asman
Anne Camp
Anne Harte
Anthony & Ashley Gardner
Anytime Fitness
Apartment 202 Boutique
Archer Family Charitable Corp
Aristo’s Restaurant
Artistic Endeavors Dance
Asian Star
Aundrea & Michael Brinkman
Avenue Sweets
Avenues Bistro on Third
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Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau
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Saturday’s Waffle
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