Principal`s Message Mr. Zimmer Step Out Walkathon

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DECEMBER 2010
Principal’s Message
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• Dates to Remember
• Homework Hotline
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• Principal’s List Term 1
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• Honor Roll Term 1
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• Arts Immersion
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• Guidance Counselor’s Corner
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Mr. Zimmer
I would like to thank the
hundreds of parents, grandparents, and other relatives who took
the time out of their busy schedules to visit BIS during American
Education Week. The children
really enjoy your visits and are
proud to show you off!
Also, thank you for supporting our book fair.
Mrs.
Stearns enjoyed everyone visiting
and looking over the wide variety
of literature available for the students.
Term 2 is well underway.
Please make sure you contact
your child’s teacher if there are
any
concerns
that arise. December is a very
busy month with
lots of rehearsals and performances. Please pay close attention
to the calendar of events so you
won’t miss one of our performances. The new school website,
www.berlinintermediate.org, will
be constantly updated for your
convenience.
As always we wish you the
very best as we enter the holiday
season. Please have a safe and
happy holiday break. We will see
you in 2011!
• Physical Education
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• BIS & Beyond Afterschool Academy
• Accelerator Reader
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• Menu
PAGE 10, 11 & 12
• Proposed Calendars!!!
Berlin Intermediate School
309 Franklin Avenue
Berlin, Maryland 21811
(P)410.632.5320
(F)410.632.5329
Step Out Walkathon
Juliana Kotsifakis, a sixth grader in Mrs. Baker's homeroom
class, has type I diabetes. She was diagnosed with the disease at the
age of three and wears an insulin pump to regulate her blood sugar as
needed. To raise funds for the American Diabetes Association, our
school held a casual day on November 5, 2010, and raised
$228.00. Members of B.I.S. also participated in the Step Out Walkathon
to show our support of both Juliana and this worthy cause.
Walkers pictured left to right are George DeGroft, Abbey Hobbs, Kristen Yingling,
Pam Yingling, Juliana Kotsifakis, Susan Baker and Frank Baker.
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DECEMBER 2010
December Dates to Remember
Date
Dec. 1
Event
st
Time
Orchestra Concert
Dec. 2nd
6:00 pm
NO afterschool academies because of the Berlin Holiday Parade!
Dec. 3rd
School Spirit – “Be a good sport”
Dec. 9th
Drama Production
Dec. 9-10
Peer Mediator Conference
Dec. 10th
SDHS Children’s Theater
Dec. 15th
SIAC
6:00 pm
Dec. 16th
6th Grade Band Concert
6:00 pm
Dec. 16th
BIS and Beyond Academies Session II ends
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Term 2 Mid-terms issued
Chorus Concert
Schools Closed – Winter Break
School Reopens
BIS and Beyond Academies Session III registration
BIS and Beyond Academies Session III begins
Dec. 17
Dec. 21st
Dec. 23-31
Jan. 3rd
Jan. 4th-7th
Jan. 18th
Listed below is the testing schedule for the year.
Please make every effort to schedule doctor appointments around these dates if at all possible.
Thank you for your cooperation.
MSA Reading
MSA Math
Date
March 7, 8
March 9, 10
Extension 6623
Worcester County School
Extension 6629
Closing/Delays
Extension 6600
4 Grade Terrapin Team
Extension 6601
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Grades 4 and 5
Grade 6
MSA Math
March 15, 16
Grade 6
MSA Science
April 5, 6, 7
Grade 5
April 11, 12, 13, 14
Berlin Intermediate School
Grades 4 and 5
March 11, 14
CTBS
Main Number 410-632-5399
Participants
MSA Reading
6:00 pm
Homework Hotline &
Inclement Weather Numbers
2010-2011 BIS Testing Dates
Test
6:00 pm
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Extension 6603
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Extension 6602
5 Grade Sailfish Team
5 Grade Marlin Team
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6 Grade Dolphin Team
Extension 6605
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Extension 6604
6 Grade Barracuda Team
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Grades 4 and 6
6 Grade Shark Team
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Extension 6606
DECEMBER 2010
Principal’s List Term 1 (4.0 GPA)
Isabella Bartholomew
Joseph Beck
Caroline Cardamone
Theodore Cooper
Skylar Crowley
Noelle Dennis
Isabel Emond
Shelby Evans
Jordan Ferguson
Davina Graybill
Jeffrey Helvig
Anna Kiesewetter
Emily Malinowski
Sierra Payne
Jake Rider
Jack Rosenberg
Alexandra Schachter
Samantha Short
Ivy Stearn
Gabrielle Suplee
Taylor Swanson
Cody Aydelotte
Franklin Baker, III
Madeline Barton
Mihail Beja
David Braciszewski
Tromaine Briddell
Hattie Brous
Maggie Bunting
Andrew Burke
Alexis Cathell
Trent Chetelat
Shane Cioccio
Kasey Clayland
Charles Coates
Piper Connors
Tyler Cook
Sierra Dacre
Ryan Danaher
Zachary Davis
Montajha Davis
Ryan Duncan
Irvin Ebaugh, V
Caroline Engle
Stevie Eppard-Annis
Nathan Ewell
John Ford
Marshall Gabell
Rachel Gillin
Shea Griffin
Andrew Haas
Justin Hammond
Kyle Jarmon
Ray Jenkins
Anamelina Juarez-Garfias
Bryce Kalchthaler
Kyle Kato
Benjamin Kolarik
Coleen Lekites
Nicholas Lockhart
Malakhi Lucas
Niamh Lundberg
Michael Mareno
Stephanie Marx
Faith McCarty
Nathaniel McIntyre
Sean Meadows
Ethan Meenan
Cassidy Metcalf
Levi Metzger
Laila Mirza
Savannah Nilo
Jacob Parcells
Macy Peterson
Zachary Pilarski
Rachel Prengaman
Nyaire Purnell
Lilian Rakow
Eric Rimel
Jacob Sample
Elijah Saulsbury
Matthew Sobol
Cade Solito
Daniel Stepcic
Hannah Stolba
Alexandra Turner
MacKenzi Wagner
Parker Wheeler
Preston Whittaker
Zoie Williams
George Zaiser
Tyler Aichinger
Matthew Bagrowski
Elizabeth Barb
Madison Bescak
Rose Billings
Tyler Birch
Sara Bradley
Ravyn Brink
Natalie Bunting
Ethan Call
James Church
Zachary Cioccio
Addison Cook
Rebecca Cooper
Megan Corcoran
William Cordial
Stella Cunningham
Wyatt Davy
Ashley deSampaio-Ferraz
Thomas Dibuo
Robert Duke
Peyton Dunham
Tabitha Edwards
Logan Figgs
Rachel Florek
Makensie Froman
Paige Getchell
Joseph Haines
Emma Hancock
Gavin Harrigan
Samantha Hicken
Drayton Hoffman
Brennan Holloway
Alexis Holloway
Elizabeth Janson
Spencer Kaminski
Robert Kaminski
Lydia Kappelmeier
Tyler Keiser
Joseph Kennard
Victoria Kerkovich
Abigail King
Juliana Kotsifakis
Matthew Kristick
Joshua Lawson
Christopher Leitgeb
Emma Leo
Amy Lizas
Lori Lloyd
Blake Ludlam
Joseph Marowski
Megan McConnell
Devin Mewborn
Kara Mihavetz
Erin Miller
Jillian Mitrecic
Sara Mitrecic
Rodney Murray
Ameera Mustafa
Acacia Nichols
Malia Nichols
Zachary O’Hara
Alexander Oatman
Asil Omar
Lauren Paulsen
Claire Porter
Egor Reznikov
Christina Romano
Olivia Rorke
Darrien Ross
Diana Sabia
Daniel Scott
Natalie Shaffer
Raymond Shockley
Noah Shockley
Noah Sperry
Hannah Suplee
Nicholas Thompson
Garrett Tinus
Cengizhan Unal
Whitney Vankirk
Ian Waggoner
Rachel Welton
Jessica Wharton
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Honor Roll Term 1 (3.50 & Above GPA)
Jovanna Abuarqub
Ian Albert
Kailey Andrews
Ashley Barton
Sarah Beesley
Kelsey Birch
Zachary Birckett
Karla Bonilla
Randi Brokke
Lilly Clark
Hayden Cosman
Alexis Abrams
Alberto Alamillo
Candace Allen
Matthew Alvarado
Anessa Audette
Anthony Balsoma
Nathaniel Beard
Hailey Beck
Brett Berquist
Ori Bibas
Trevor Bowden
Conor Boyle
Matthew Bright
Alyssa Brooks
Spencer Carbaugh
Zerrick Collins
Wynter Frost
Kevin George
Sophia Goodwin
Sofia Gordy
Rachel Haskell
Jessa Hoover
Sarah Hyatt
Liabrooke Leggour
Samantha Lokey
George Luzier
Caden Massey
Allison Creeger
Maysell Crossland
Braeden Dang
Jamie Ditzel
Kevin Diu
Camden Eberly
Lacey Eccleston
Samuel Edmunds
Trace Elliott
Alec Foote
Ian Frazier
Jacob Ginther
Garrett Hanrahan
Jayla Harmon
Harry Heller
Emily Hurley
Nicholas Ager
Matthew Albert
Lissette Albino
Cameron Allen
Oghene Aluma
Carlos Alvarez-Gallegos
Gina Arrivello
Alec Beckelman
Adam Berry
Olivia Bescak
Claire Billings
Alexander Bonser
Brianna Bowen
William Bradford
Shyniece Bratten
Nathan Braude
James Brown
Hailey Brown
Jack Brown
Chayse Burdette
Kristen Cabrera-Tapia
Brandilyn Carbaugh
Sean Chmielewski
Chance Coley
Timothy Collins
Evan Conboy
Caleb Conner
Sean Corcoran
Allison Cordial
Brook Cordrey
Kaitlyn Corrus
Grant Janek
Benjamin Jones
America JuarezMartinez
Scott Kerton
Christopher Klebe, Jr.
Dayton Lantz
Kolby Layton
Aleyah Lewis
Kameron-Jaymes
Lewis
Jessie Lupiwok
Algia Mariner
Robert Martin, III
Colby Matlock
Amanda Melvin
Kaitlyn Custer
Sommer Denton
Gionna DePasquale
Josh Domingo
Jacob Eash
Jacob Ehatt
Maya Ethridge
Evan Ewing
Katherine Fortney
Rene’ Freuler
Ryan Frick
Fernando Garcia
Destiny Ginn
James Grant
Wyatt Greer
Erica Hall
Ahmad Hammad
Katrina Harrell
Savanna Hastings
Cory Hathaway
Jason Hearne
Barry Henry
Mason Horsey
Gabriel Jarman
Andrew Jenkins
Alexis Jenkins
Kaitlyn Jones
Lindsay Jones
Camisha Justice
Steven Kaminski
Maria Karacoulakis
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Kai McGovern
Julia Miller
Sara Murphy
Andre Nieto
Gus O’Brien
Orre Omer
Zachary Pletcher
Ethan Scheiber
Nicholas Schmidt
Noah Shaffer
Kyle Shelton
Mickielia Minott
Patrick Mumford
Raneem Mustafa
Ian Myers
Frank Nanna
Aiden Nichols
Joel Niles
Cole Norman
Colin O’Donnell
Cedric Pabich
Maurice Peacock
Omer Peled
Johnathon Poret
Autumn Pracko
Adrian Price
Kaya Purnell
Wyatt Sperry
Prestyn Thomas
Zachary Tilton
Michael Tinelli
James Warrington
Ridge Watson
Matthew White
Zachary White
Isabella Yeager
Daniel Zehnter
Neah Purnell
Dierra Smith
Breesa Rivas
Jennifer Smith
Diamond Rounds Spencer Stinebiser
Eli Rush
Emilie Tacka
Andrew Russell
Trayton Tester
Jair Saldana
William Wheatley
John Santos-Castro
Austin White
Malea Saunders
Logan Williams
Mahdi Sbih
Dina Sbih
Zina Sbih
Michael Scott
Zachary Seidenspinner
Amaya Seltzer
Jenna Shumate
Jack Lanier
Sophia Leung
Ross Malcomson
Kayla Matthews
Dakota Maykrantz
Deyton McCloskey
Meg McCready
Adam McInerney
Darion McKenzie
Alan Means
Gregory Mears
Jared Middleton
Annabell Midley
Joshua Miller
Patrick Miller
Jenna Morlock
Jacob Morris
Wayne Morse
Hailey Moxley
Andrew Nock
Morgan Paine
Gavin Payne
Samantha Perry
Olivia Peuser
Lindsay Pierson
Emily Pyles
Jerry Qian
Mika’il Randall
Morgan Ray
Paige Redden
Patrick Reid
Eric Robinson
Grant Rosenblatt
Logan Sackadorf
Jillian Sage
Ryan Sauer
Danya Sbih
Alyssa Schiffer
Adam Shelton
Kaitlyn Shenk
Akira Smith
Shelby Snyder
Tessa Snyder
Amanda Swanton
Kyle Tanner
Emily Taylor
ShaTyria Thomas
Katlyn Timmons
Dennis Tronosky
Travis Tull
Olivia Turk
Daniel Tyndall
Lucia Vicidomini
Bailey Warren
Tara Weker
Alexis Wells
Gabrielle Wilkins
Parker Williams
Bethany Williams
Alyssa Williams
Diamon Williams
Khalin Wise
DECEMBER 2010
Understanding Physical
Changes
through Paper-Making
Dina Sbih
&
Stephanie
Jones
Students were learning about
physical changes in science.
Ms.
Palmer showed them examples of home
made paper. Each student would be
able to pull their own sheet of paper in
today’s class.
We discussed the changes that
were occurring to the paper. We tore it,
soaked it in water, blended it into pulp,
strained it in our molds, pressed it with
a sponge onto the felon, and dried it.
Lisa Taylor
&
Spencer
Stinebiser
Physical Change of Paper through Origami
Ray Jenkins
Students folded a piece of origami paper into a Viking Helmet. To begin
the lesson, Ms. Palmer reviewed important aspects of origami. “Ori” means paper
in Japanese, and “kami” means paper; origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. Origami usually results in a fancy pattern, representation of a living thing, or
familiar object. Students also learned that it is essential to use a square piece of
paper for all origami projects. It is also helpful to use thin paper in order to make
precise folds. Students could use specialty origami paper, old magazine pages, or
wrapping paper. We also discussed the “valley fold,” a popular fold used in origami.
To conclude the lesson, students were asked “What does this origami project have to do with science?” Students quickly realized that we had changed the
paper by folding it. We began with a piece of paper, and ended with one, but it had
changed in size and shape. Mrs. Pettolina explained that their next unit is
“Physical Changes.” Students listed other things we could do to alter the paper,
and physically change it; we could tear it, cut it, curl it with a pair of scissors,
crumble it, etc…
Creating Terrapin Shells in Art Class
The fourth graders at Berlin Intermediate School raised
over $160.00 through a penny drive to donate to the Maryland
Coastal Bays. Students culminated their fund raising efforts by
creating terrapin shells in Art Class and wearing them on October 29th, 2010. Funds raised will help Maryland Coastal
Bay's efforts to preserve the Eastern Shore's terrapin population.
Carrie Samis, Educational Coordinator for Maryland Coastal
Bays and Bill Mahoney of Chesapeake Conservation Corp met
with children to show them a terrapin and receive the donation.
Children pictured are Hailey Ehatt, Isabella Yeager, Kevin
George, Shelby Evans, Randi Mae Brokke, Julia Miller, and BIS
Vice Principal, Tamara Mills.
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Anessa Audette, Shane
Cioccio,
Joel Niles
DECEMBER 2010
Counselor’s Corner
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TO ALL PARENTS:
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Mrs. Bankert 5 grade & Mr. Call 6 grade,
4th grade is shared by both counselors
American Ed Week
Special thanks to our SGA representatives and Peer Mediators
who served as hosts and hostesses to over 600 visitors during American
Education Week. Also a very special thank you to Sally Messick, our
PTA president and her helpers who sent in baked goods for the refreshment table.
“BIS Kids Helping Kids at Christmas”
SGA members and Peer Mediators will be raising money during
their lunch shifts by selling dots to place on a team wreath to help needy
students this Christmas. The sale will begin November 29th and last
through December 10th. Guidance staff, some Peer Mediators and SGA
representatives will shop for Christmas items for these students. Dots
are 25 cents each or 5 for a dollar.
WEXL Honor Cards- for 6th Grade Students
The Honor Card Program is a student incentive program sponsored by local businesses, for students in grades 6-12 within Worcester
County Public Schools. The requirements to receive a card are as follows:
1) Earn grades of C or higher with a 2.5 GPA or higher
2) Have no unlawful absences
3) Have no office referrals during the marking period
If you have moved, you
wi l l need to have you r
child's address and phone number
updated in the school data
base. In order for this to be done,
you must submit a completed change of address
form along with a new Proof of
Residency.
Documents that will be
accepted as Proof of Residency are; mortgage or lease
agreement, current gas, electric,
water or cable bill, property tax
bill, or notarized documentation.
If you submit only the change of
address form this will not update
your student's permanent record.
Should you have any questions, please contact Patti
Hardman at 410-632-5320.
Putting on the “Attitude of a Good Sport” Day
Success Maker
Friday, December 3rd we will have a School Spirit Day. Please
wear your favorite sport team jersey, shirt, etc. Help promote the attitude of a great BIS SPORT!
You can visit Pearson Digital
Learning Success Maker at home
by logging on to:
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“IT’S ALL ABOUT ATTITUDE”
November Student of the Month
Kristen Rosser
4th Grade ~ Mrs. Schiffer's homeroom
Kristen led a group discussion during our follow-up lesson from the
aquarium. She made sure all students participated and were successful. Given by Mrs. Schiffer
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This is a wonderful program offering worksheets, activities and
games.
Please take a few minutes to explore what they have to offer!
DECEMBER 2010
The Physical Education Department
Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Sanzotti & Mr. Stout
The P.E. Dept. would like to
congratulate the winners of our
Pumpkin Weighing Contest!
4th Grader- Sofie Gordy
5th Grader- Jose Zavala
6th Grader- Carl Echols
On October, 29th, we finished our soccer unit with all-star
games as our culminating event for
the sixth grade. The games were
very exciting and the students
showed outstanding sportsmanship.
These are the following winners:
Dolphin/Sharks All-Star Soccer
ChampionsThe girl’s game ended with a penalty
kick shoot out, the winners were:
Emma Hancock, Acacia Nichols,
Amanda Swanton, Jillian Mitrecic,
Sara Mitrecic, Malia Nichols, Lexi
Williams, Lexi VanKirk, Lindsay
Jones, Gionna DePasquale, and
Bethany Williams.
Boys: Tyler Keiser, Chance Coley,
Robert Kaminski, Jerrett Picken,
Robbie Duke, Chris Letgieb, Cameron James, Zach O’Hara, Noah
Sperry, Brice Messick, Devin
Daniels, and Simeyon Mumford.
Barracudas All-Star Soccer
Champions- Girls: Megan McConnell, Claire Billings, Madison Bescak, Olivia Bescak, Jenna Morlock,
Amy Lizas. Logan Figgs, Hailey
Moxley, and Samantha Hicken.
Boys: R.J. Briddell, Devin Scott,
Josh Domingo, Sean Corcoran, Tyler Aichinger, Ethan Call, Alex Beckelman, Josh Bates, Keva Aluma,
Daniel Scott, and Jared Middleton
Both fifth and sixth grade
students are working on personal
fitness plans. Students need to have
their parent/guardians sign the plan,
write down or make a copy of the
plan so the students can follow the
personal fitness plan and return the
original to their P.E. teacher.
The fifth grade students are
involved in “Ball Handling” for
their fitness unit. They have been
learning how to dribble, kick, trap,
pass, throw, and catch the ball while
participating in soccer, speedball
and basketball.
The fourth grade students
just completed their football and
soccer unit, and they did an amazing
job! During American Education
week we took time to play fitness
board games. We wanted to make
sure that parents could participate in
class with their children. It was a
great success! Throughout the winter months fourth grade students will
learn basic basketball skills, some
volleyball skills, and we will also do
another fitness unit.
In January/February we
will be offering After School Volleyball and Floor Hockey through the
After School Academy. If your child
is interested please see Mrs. Mills to
register.
Please check our Worcester County Instructional Technology Coaches Website!!
http://sites.google.com/site/
worcestertechtalk/
Exciting educational links at the elementary, middle and high school levels for
parents, students and teachers.
Cafeteria News
You can prepay on your child’s
lunch account by sending in a
check payable to BIS. Each student is allowed to charge two
lunches, however, until this is
reimbursed he/she will not be
able to continue charging. We
will make sure your child eats a
meal and doesn’t go away hungry! Remember we serve breakfast first thing in the AM.
Breakfast is $1.25
Lunch is $2.00
School Year 2011-2012
Calendar Proposals
Please read over the
SY 2011-2012 Calendar Proposals on pages 10, 11 & 12 of
the newsletter and vote for
your calendar choice below.
Calendar Proposal #1 ________
Healthy Tip: Did you know
that many snacks sold in vending
machines are high in sugar and fat?
These snacks can make you gain
weight and feel tired. Sugary snacks
can hurt your teeth. Sometimes
there are smart foods hiding in the
machines with all the junk foods.
Look carefully and make good
choices!!!
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Calendar Proposal #2 ________
Calendar Proposal #3 ________
Please cut out this ballot with
your vote and return to school
by January 5, 2011.
DECEMBER 2010
BIS & Beyond
Afterschool
Academies
The Academies have been
very successful and fun thus
far! I know that sometimes, students do not always get the
classes that they first requested. It is imperative that students return the form within the
first two days of registration.
There are a lot of students that
want to participate and only a
certain amount of money to pay
staff to teach and supervise. Feel
free to put down a child's second
choice if you wish.
PLEASE communicate
with the school about your child's
afterschool transportation. If you
are going to change transportation, the school must be notified. If your child changes transportation and the school is not
notified, we cannot assure your
child's safety, which is our main
concern!
Parents, you will notice
that Session III is heavily academic to help students prepare
for the upcoming Maryland
School
Assessments
(MSA). Many academies will
also be by invitation only,
to assist students who need to
strengthen specific skills.
Thank you for all of your
continued support and understanding as BIS continues to
strive to provide a quality program, while trying to accommodate as many students as possible.
Thank you, Mrs. Mills
Fall Scholastic Book Fair
We would like to thank the following people and organizations for donating
to students at our Fall Scholastic Book Fair. Many students have access to new books
thanks to their generosity,. Thank you! Thuan Dangt, MD. LLC., Nick’s Original
House of Ribs, Peter and Rebecca Zweigbaum of Bayside Skillet, John Fager of
Fager’s Island, Jay and Mary Lynn Knerr of Kite Loft, Inc., Richard and Cheryl Holland of The Adkins Company, O.C. Seacrets, Inc., Farmer’s Bank of Willards, Sea
Quest, Ms. Susan Moore, Taylor Bank, Bunting Realty, Inc., Shockley Family of Shenanigan’s Inc., Chris Wall and Lloyd Whitehead of Harborside Bar & Grill, Captain’s
Galley II, Jim and Sal Chatani of NS Enterprises Inc.,
Accelerated Reader
CONGRATULATIONS to the following homeroom classes for being the Accelerated
Reader high point earners for Term 1! You have earned a pizza party for your hard
work.
Terrapins, Mrs. McCracken, 326.1
Sailfish, Mrs. Bratten, 361.8
Marlins, Mrs. Lipka, 462.7
Grade 6, Mr. Wehlan (Mrs. Masters’ ILA), 674.8
Grade 6, Mrs. Yingling (Mrs. Baker’s ILA), 732.6
And, to Patrick Reid in Mr. Noah’s homeroom and Mrs. Hill’s ILA class for
being the school-wide high point earner for Term 1! Patrick earned 165.1 points in
the Accelerated Reader program in Term 1 and will receive a $25.00 gift certificate
for Barnes and Noble.
150+ Points Patrick Reid, Isabel Emond, Cassidy Metcalf
100 + Points Amy Lizas, Daniel Stepcic, Logan Figgs, Zachary Davis, Ethan Call,
Matthew Albert, Zachary Cioccio, Amber Ellis
50+ Points Tyler Birch, Sara Bradley, Maggie Bunting, Natalie Bunting, Andrew
Burke, Tyler Cook, Sean Chmielewski, Kevin Diu, Rachel Florek, Samuel Edmunds,
Katherine Fortney, Gavin Harrigan, Austin Henry-Godfrey, Samantha Hicken, Andrew Jenkins, Tyler Keiser, Abigail King, Michael Mareno, Nicholas Lockhart, Jillian
Mitrecic, Jacob Morris, Ameera Mustafa, Rachel Prengaman, Darrien Ross, Hannah
Suplee, Ian Waggoner
And, to our Millionaires (students who have read 1,000,000 or more words
so far this year in the Accelerated Reader Program): Isabel Emond, Patrick Reid,
Daniel Stepcic
In the first report, Mrs. McCracken’s class was listed as the high point earners for term 1, and was therefore the winner of the pizza party. Since that report, the
Terrapin Team has decided to award the 20 top point earners from the whole team.
The following students are the 4th graders who have earned the most points, and will
be attending the Terrapin Pizza Celebration: Isabel Emond, Ethan Scheiber, Caroline
Cardamone, Jack Rosenberg, Kristin Scherer, Caden Massey, Ian Albert, Sierra
Payne, Bruklyn Waters, Emily Malinowski, Sophia Goodwin, Taylor Swanson, Everett
Brown, Samantha Short, Sara Murphy, Hayden Cosman, Wyatt Sperry, George Luzier,
Alexia McDonald, Kelsey Birch, Katelyn Hancock
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Hanukkah
Winter Begins
Christmas
Kwanzaa
New Year’s Eve
Fish with roll
Chicken Sandwich
Vegetable Soup
Chilled Mixed Fruit
EXTRA: Mac and Cheese
22LF Breakfast Bun
TONY’S French Bread
Pizza
Manager Choice
Broccoli Cuts
Chilled Fruit
29
21Beef Sausage Biscuit
Soft Tacos
Chicken Nuggets w/roll
Seasoned Corn
Chilled Mixed Fruit
28
20Manager Choice
Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce
w/roll
BBQ Chicken Wings w/roll
Green Beans
Chilled Fruit
27
15Oatmeal Breakfast Bar
NEW
NEW
Broccoli Cuts
Chilled Fruit
Sauce
1WGPop Tart w/string
Cheese
S/R Breadsticks w/Meat
Sauce
Beef/Turkey Hot Dog
Seasoned Corn
Chilled Fruit
8Cinnamon Toast Snacks
Chicken Fajitas
Br. Mozzarella Sticks w/
Wednesday
14French Toast Sticks
7Mini-Pancakes
Asian Chicken w/roll
Meatballs in Sauce w/roll
Oriental Vegetables
Mandarin Oranges
EXTRA: Brown Rice
Tuesday
Nachos with Tex Mex
Manager Choice
Seasoned Corn
ROSATI Sour Apple Ice
13Wheat Fortified Donut
Cheeseburger Sliders
Cheese Ravioli w/roll
Oven Fries
Chilled Fruit
Beef Ribette Sandwich
Whole Baby Carrots
Chilled Fruit
Mac&Cheese
6Bagel with Cream
Cheese
Shrimp Poppers w/
1
21
25
26
31
Monday
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30
Winter Break Begins
(Through January 2)
23
Sauce
16Mini-Pancakes
Turkey and Gravy w/roll
Chicken Tenders w/roll
Whipped Potatoes/
Gravy
Green Beans
Spiced Apples Cran
9Pancake-on-Stick
Baked Ziti w/roll
Chicken Nuggets w/roll
Roasted R/S Potatoes
Apple Wedges
2Beef Sausage Biscuit
Chicken Patty Sandwich
Nachos with Tex Mex
Oven Fries
Chilled Fruit
Thursday
31
24
17Cereal
Choice of Pizza
Beef/Turkey Hot Dog
Squash
Chilled Fruit
10Fresh Fruit w/Cereal
PIAZZA Pizza Pie
Grill Cheese Sandwich
Tomato Soup
Chilled Fruit
3Manager Choice
GILARDI Stuffed Crust
Pizza
Manager Choice
Broccoli Cuts
Fresh Fruit
Friday
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