HHMar12 - Cherry Creek High School

What’s Happening in Visual Arts
at CCHS...
March 2012
From the Principal......................2
The Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards took place in January. These awards
have an impressive legacy dating back to 1923 and a noteworthy roster of past
winners include Andy Warhol, Truman Capote, and Robert Redford. This year
CCHS received several awards at the state level and are sending candidates on to
the National Competition. Out of 4494 entries there were 138 Gold Key Awards.
CCCH received 5 of these awards!
Registration Info.........................4
PTCO....................................... 5-7
Congratulations to the following students!
Counseling Connection.............8
Post Grad..............................9-10
The following recipients received Gold Keys at the state level and will be
representing CCHS and competing at the national level:
Library .......................................12
Activities/Athletics............13-16
The following recipients received Silver Keys:
Ye Bai for her painting “Just Peachy”
Daria Baulina for her painting“Platte River Nocturnal”
Job Simental for his painting “When Teddy Bear Goes Through Puberty”
Saoli Nash and Emily Backus for their video “The Postbox”
Honor Roll.........................17-22
Calendar....................................39
The Home Herald is published on-line monthly
during the school year (September-May) by the
Cherry Creek High School
Parent Teacher Community Organization,
9300 E. Union Ave., Englewood, Colorado 80111.
Print copies are available in the West Main Office.
Sarah Bowling for her painting “Grandpa Napping”
Sarah Bowling for her painting “From Below”
Emmalyn Hash for her photograph “Shine”
Katie Lucas for her photograph “Boots in the Wind”
Nicholas Swann for his drawing “Self Portrait as Grey Lion”
The following recipients received Honorable Mentions:
Emmalyn Hash for her photograph “Fade”
Cathryn Michel for her painting “Dandelion at Sunset”
William Pusey for his jewelry “One Ring to Rock Them All”
Julie Schroeder for her photograph “Noir”
Nikki Wallace for her jewelry “Roots”
These pieces can be viewed from February 11th to March 2nd in the Philip J.
Steele Gallery and Rotunda Pavilion on the campus of Rocky Mountain College of
Art and Design.
Upcoming shows:
Publisher: Stephanie Kallet
[email protected]
The deadline for newsletter
submissions is the 15th of
each month
March 2nd – March 30th Youth Art Month: Curtis Art & Humanities Center
Reception on March 7th from 5:00 -7:00 p.m.
April 13th -26th Excellence Art Show at Curtis Art and Humanities Center
Reception on April 13th 5:30-7:00 p.m.
April 19th -May 3rd West Area Art Show - CCHS Fine Arts hallway
Reception on April 19th from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
FROM THE WEST OFFICE
Greetings Bruins! Here we are only weeks away from
spring break and the start of the final quarter of the school
year-where has the time gone? This period of the year is
exciting because we have meaningful work to accomplish
in addition to memorable activities that take place near
the end of the year. Perhaps the best part of spring is
an evitable increase in school spirit with the warmer
temperatures and limited time together as a Bruin Family.
The focus of this month at Creek is the TCAP/CSAP
assessment that will take place March 6th-8th. This
assessment is extremely important to both the individual
students and the school in general. As a school, we are
evaluated, graded, and rated based on formulas that
result in a great deal of weight toward CSAP/TCAP
performance. As many of you have read in this parent
mailer in previous months, I am thrilled with our ACT
and AP scores. In fact, last year we earned some of the
highest scores we have seen in our school history. At
the most recent school board meeting, I was presented
with the John Irwin School of Excellence Award that
is presented to all schools in the state of Colorado who
perform at specific levels in state assessments. Overall,
Cherry Creek High School is an exceptional school
that offers a comprehensive education that cannot be
matched. However, we do not show the same outstanding
performance we are accustomed to when it is time to take
the CSAP, or TCAP, as it is being called this year.
The CSAP is important to schools across the state of
Colorado, but it also plays a role in a student’s ability to
present themselves as a scholar. State law requires that
every school list the CSAP/TCAP scores on all student
transcripts. While college admission officers do invest
the majority of their interest in applicant’s GPA, course
load, recommendations, and scores on the ACT and
SAT, it is always possible that they will look at CSAP/
TCAP scores to verify that a student score is as strong on
the state assessment as in other areas. It is always in a
student’s best interest to demonstrate that they care about
learning and what type of scholar they are on a consistent
basis.
My request to parents and 9th and 10th students is simple
when it comes to the CSAP/TCAP. Give your best
effort and show how you have grown as a student. I am
confident that when our students give the CSAP/TCAP
their very best, we will hit the ball out of the park like
we do on every other assessment. At that point, Cherry
Creek will be the A+/#1 school in all rating systems that
we know her to be.
In other news, it is that time of year again that we begin
planning and registering for classes for the 2012-2013
school year. My advice to you is to initiate conversations
with your child about this process to be sure that your child
is making decisions based on what is best for him/her. Too
often I see unhappy and unhealthy kids who are trying to be
something they are not. I want every student to challenge
themselves and learn as much as possible. The important
piece to consider is that challenging oneself is unique for
every individual. Do not hesitate to call or email if you
want my additional insight on this process.
Finally, we have a series of celebrations that I do want to
highlight in my message this month. Cherry Creek High
School is the home of the Colorado Science Competition
State Champions. Our team of science students won the
state title on January 28th and will compete at Nationals
this spring. We received word last month that 25 of our
28 National Merit Semifinalists have advanced to Finalist
status. We are pleased to welcome Dave Logan to the
Bruin Family as our new football coach. He is a wonderful
coach and, more importantly, an outstanding role model for
our student/athletes. And the Unified basketball team for
students with disabilities completed their inaugural season
with spirited members. The program is a perfect example
of what is right in schools when all members of the studentbody have a voice and opportunity to shine.
I wish everyone in the “Bruin Family” a happy and healthy
spring. GO CREEK!
Sincerely,
Ryan T. Silva
Principal
Bruins Unified Basketball Team
2012 ACT EXAM
TCAPs at a Glance
(Transitional Colorado Assessment Program)
The Colorado state ACT Exam for current juniors
will be given on Tuesday, APRIL 24th.
All juniors will test from 7:10 a.m. to 11:05 a.m.
WHAT: TCAPs are the tests that have replaced the
CSAPs. Freshmen and sophomores will take the TCAPs at
school on March 6th-8th
There will be NO SCHOOL for freshmen, sophomores
and seniors that morning. School will resume for
everyone at 11:15 a.m. (5th period). Buses will pick
up at the regularly scheduled times for juniors. Buses
will pick up again four hours after the regularly scheduled time for freshmen, sophomores and seniors. For
example, if your sophomore is usually picked up at
6:08 a.m., he or she will be picked up at 10:08 a.m.
WHY: TCAP scores indicate the level of a student’s
achievement and measure that student’s growth over time.
TCAPs measure how students compare skill wise to all
other students in Colorado, an important indication of
college readiness. TCAP scores and growth are the #1 tools
for rating schools in Colorado.
HOW DO WE RANK? Our 2011 results placed us
#3 in the district (behind Grandview and Cherokee Trail)
Our median growth in Writing was only 48% - last in
the district. CCHS is ranked 50th out of 324 public high
schools by Colorado School Grades.
WHY DO THEY COUNT FOR STUDENTS? TCAP
scores are reported on all transcripts as part of students’
permanent records. College applications require transcripts.
Colleges look at CCHS’s ranking in Colorado.
WHAT CHANGES IS CCHS IMPLEMENTING?
Students will test with teachers they know, rather than
alphabetically. 2012 tests will be re-ordered so that the
Writing draft and the final Writing essay will no longer be
on the same day. We will have new Academic Awards next
year for students who show impressive growth
from 2011 to 2012.
WHAT CAN PARENTS DO TO HELP?
Discuss your students’ 2011 scores and growth percentiles
(click on the CDE Student Growth icon on your student’s
Power School home page). Reinforce that our 2011 test
results do not reflect our students’ abilities.
Encourage your student to set an improvement goal for
2012 and to do his/her best.
Do not allow your student to “opt out” of the test,
which can affect our ranking.
Show what you know and how you have grown!
SELF SCHEDULING for SCHOOL YEAR 2012-2013
CCHS students will self-schedule for the
2012-2013 school year in the Registrar’s office:
11th grade scheduling by assigned appointment:
April 23, 25, 26, 27, 2012
There will be no self-scheduling on Tuesday,
April 24th due to the scheduled ACT Test
10th grade scheduling by assigned appointment:
April 30, May 1, 2, 3, 2012
9th grade scheduling by assigned appointment:
May 7, 8, 9, 10, 2012
Appointment times will be available to pick up in
the hallway in front of Activities:
April 16, 2012 - 11th grade
April 17, 2012 - 10th grade
April 18, 2012 - 9th grade
Students who do not schedule at their assigned time
may schedule on the next self-scheduling date during the
student’s off period or the next week on a self-scheduling
date during the student’s off period.
Drivers’ Education classes are offered during the school year and summer
Summer Schedule will be available in Mid-April
www.cherrycreekschools.org/athleticsactivities/driversed
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PTCO
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(Parent/Teacher/Community Organization)
What an amazing year Cherry Creek has had so far. Look out because there is a lot more ahead!
We hope you will stay involved by volunteering at events, attending spring sports events and Fine Arts productions.
Don’t forget all of the other wonderful Club and Co-curricular happenings. So many of our kids are involved in
activities that will take them to local, state and national competitions. We congratulate all of the students, devoted
teachers, administrators, staff and parents who support and encourage every level of success. It truly takes the hard
work of so many to make Creek the exceptional school community that it is.
THANK YOU ALL!! Enjoy your Spring Break.
Deb Hester and Penny Malloy
CCHS PTCO Co-Presidents
Celebrating Volunteers...Thank you for all you do!!!
On February 9th, in the Fine Arts Theatre lobby, an
amazing group gathered for our Volunteer Coffee. It was a
wonderful time to connect and honor the numerous hours
that so many people have given to our school. To all of the
volunteers who were unable to attend, please know that you
are very appreciated.
Our PTCO meeting followed with
the introduction of this year’s CCHS
Teachers of the Year, Steve
Lohman and Jim Conrad. These two
teachers represent the best of the
best at Creek. Please thank them if
you get the opportunity!
A very special thank you goes to
Nathan Montgomery and Girl’s 21
(under the direction of Adam Cave) for their amazing performances at our event. We all enjoyed and appreciated every
note!
MARCH PTCO Meeting Change!
Due to TCAP’s, the March PTCO General Meeting has
been moved to Friday, March 9th at 9 a.m. in the
Fine Arts Lobby. This meeting will take on a different
format from our usual meetings. YOU will have a chance
to speak your mind and ask questions!
Have you ever wanted to ask questions of the Administrators and didn’t have the opportunity? Do you want
to know why Creek does things differently from other
CCSD High Schools? Do you have any suggestions for
what the PTCO or Creek should be doing differently?
Here is your chance to SPEAK UP!
Come prepared with your questions and our panel of
Administrators will be on hand to provide answers. In
addition, you will hear a state of the school update for
our Principal, Mr. Ryan Silva, and hear about upcoming
activities you’ll want to know about.
TALK ABOUT WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS –
CCHS Accountability Committee
Thank you to Sue Bouck and Debbie Keesling for making the Volunteer Appreciation Coffee such a successful event.
The Cherry Creek High School Accountability Committee meets one Tuesday evening of each month from
5:00-6:30 p.m. in the West Main Office Conference
Room.
Thanks also to Nikki Gordon and Mary Ann Hampton
for all of their work to fill our PTCO slate for the
2012 - 2013 school year and to all of you who have said
“yes’ to their requests!
Thank you to our Brown Bag chairs (Dessa Bokides
and Susan Rothenberg) who do a great job encouraging working parents to meet monthly to hear what
is going on at Creek. Thanks to Diane Robinson and
Mancy Jolliffe for managing Creek Accountability and
Judy Sussman for her work on District
Accountability!
Thank you to Karen Fisher for keeping the community
informed with Community Connections.
We look at how Cherry Creek High School is meeting its
accountability goals for excellence and equity, for college
and post-secondary success, for a safe and caring environment, and for partnering with students, parents and
community members in the education process. Please
let us know if you are interested in regularly attending
our meetings, and feel free to contact us with questions.
Accountability Committee Meeting dates
for 2011-2012:
March 20, April 17, *May 8
The May date is a change from the orginal schedule
PTCO Minutes of General Meeting
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Meeting was called to order at 9:20 a.m. by co-president Deb Hester.
Girls’ 21 choir performed for the group. A special thanks also to Nathan Montgomery for his wonderful guitar playing before the
choir arrived. The minutes from the January general meeting were approved by a unanimous vote. All PTCO volunteers were thanked
for their tireless efforts in support of Creek.
Student Senate: Wish Week is February 27th-March 2nd. The first Make a Wish recipient is Haley, an 11 year old with lymphoma who
wants to take a Disney Cruise. The second request comes from Jeremy Bloom’s foundation. James is a 69 year old veteran who loves
to swing dance. He had not been home to Minnesota in quite some time because of his physical restrictions so he will be given a trip
home. Events during the week include putt-putt/karaoke, food sales (burritos and a night at Pasquinis), a Talent Show, a celebrity
basketball game on Wed. at 7:00 p.m. (parents are encouraged to attend) and the Pep Assembly on Friday. The students hope to raise
at least $10,000. Last year’s total was $25,000, so they would like to get close to that amount again.
Principal’s Report:
Congratulations to the Teachers of the Year, Steve Lohman (science teacher, x-country coach) and Jim Conrad (business teacher and
DECA leader). Creek 101 is finishing up and the freshmen are being given help before pre-registration for next year’s classes. The attendance at Snowball was incredibly poor. Athletics-Swimming has state this Saturday (they ended up in 2nd place, congrats). Wrestling regional’s are also coming up. Four Creek students/alum are being honored by Colorado Sportswomen of the Year, Ryan McLane,
Jordan Colter, Bonnie Brandon and Bailey Zerr. We are excited to have Dave Logan as our new football coach. And despite all rumors
to the contrary, Mr. Silva never had any conversations with Coach Logan until after he was fired by Mullen. Mr. Silva is using some of
his discretionary money to hire an after school security guard. Currently, all security guards shifts end at the end of the school day.
The new hire will work from 1:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.. Mr. Silva then introduced Karen Fisher from the committee he formed to determine
how to insure students take the CSAP tests more seriously. Karen explained the five bullet points the committee is trying to instill in
the students: (1) CSAP/TCAP measure growth now, (2) we are number three in district, (3) it does count on your permanent record,
(4) show school pride and (5) what is your school goal.
Committee Reports:
Day at the Capitol has been changed to March 20th.
The meeting was adjourned at 10:42 am.
Brown Bag with the Principal
BEAR NECESSITIES
CCHS School Store
Come by and check out the new
items for Spring!
We’re located at IC 713 - Next to the IC Cafeteria
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Phone: 720.554.2029
Join Principal Ryan Silva on
March 21st for this month’s brown bag
lunch at 11:30 a.m. in the West Main Office.
It’s informal, informational, and a great way
to find out what’s happening at Creek!
30th Anniversary of After Prom!
“Cherry Creek and the Chocolate Factory”
The Wondrous Event is underway! The Chocolate Factory promises to be full of fun and surprises for all
juniors, seniors and their guests, regardless of whether or not they attend the prom dance.
The factory is open May 20th, 12:00a.m. - 4:30 a.m., following the prom.
The PTCO sponsored event is FREE, casual and supervised by parent volunteers.
SNEAK PREVIEW:
The Creek community (kids and adults) is invited to visit the Chocolate Factory
Saturday evening, May 19th from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. Please come by and experience some of the After Prom magic!
HOW CAN YOU HELP?
The factory needs some help. Join in the fun and be part of creating a safe,
entertaining venue for our kids.
If you signed up at registration you should have received an email already. If you have not been contacted,
please email [email protected] with your volunteer request. This applies to all volunteers, regardless
of the area and time of shift. It is critical to be signed up in the system, it will generate our security list for the
evening. If you are not signed up, you will not be allowed entrance into the event.
• Cash and Prize Donations - After Prom is completely funded by personal and community donations. Approximately 1,000
kids are entertained and fed. Please consider making a cash donation. Also, hundreds of dollars of prizes and gift cards are given
away. We need your help in supporting this tradition. To make a donation or to obtain additional information, please contact Lisa
Chaiken at [email protected] or call 720-200-4343. All donations are tax deductible.
• Food Donations - the food committee has been hard at work developing meal Gobstoppers but could use your help! A
variety of items are needed...water, fruit, veggies, desserts, etc. We also provide Qdoba and other options. For a list of what is
needed, and to sign up to bring something, go to www.signupgenius.com/go/food599/2984135 or email creekafterprom@gmail.
com.
• Set up either Friday or Saturday - literally hundreds of volunteers are needed to transform the school into the chocolate
factory. We work after school on Friday, May 18th until around 10:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to around 2:00 p.m.
Please email [email protected] if you would like to sign up to help. Please indicate when you can help. Even an hour is
great!
• Event Volunteer- again over a hundred volunteers are needed to run the factory from 12:00 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. We need
casino dealers, Golden Ticket volunteers, factory workers, Wacky Trike Coordinators and much more. To sign up for a shift please
either email [email protected] or go to www.signupgenius.com/go/after115.
• Teardown - so if you are an early bird versus a night owl, please come and enjoy coffee and bagels while you help tear
down the factory and get the school cleared and ready for the Senior Breakfast on Monday. We will desperately need your help
with this!! To volunteer, email [email protected] or go to www.signupgenius.com/go/after/115
We look forward to you joining the Chocolate Factory Fun! If you have any questions, please email
[email protected] or contact Lisa Chaiken at 720-200-4343.
CREEK COUNSELING CONNECTION
Everything is connected…no one thing can change by itself.” ~ Paul Hawken
THIRD QUARTER BLUES
Is your son or daughter struggling academically? Is your son or daughter tired of school? Is your son or
daughter wishing for winter and third quarter to be over? If you answered YES to any of these questions,
please read on.
Third quarter is by far the longest and hardest quarter. Third quarter has no real breaks, except for President’s Day, and it is dark and cold when students come to school, and for many of our students it is dark
and cold when they leave school.
Third quarter is the quarter that students tend to slip academically. Particularly because of the weather
and time change but also because they have reached that point when they think they know it all and are
bored. Below are some pointers to help give them some motivation to make it until SPRING BREAK.
In school:
Get back in the habit of writing down homework assignments.
Get back in a study routine.
Make an effort to see teachers and ask for help outside of class.
Spend off periods studying.
See counselor or on-call counselor for a pep talk, study tips and tutor lists.
Outside school:
Have a set study schedule.
Study at a desk or table.
Have a homework plan.
Eat breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Go to bed early.
And enjoy the snow; it will be gone soon!!! We hope this helps with some ideas to get through until
Spring Break. As always please call, or better yet, email your son or daughter’s counselor if you have
more concerns or questions.
CounselorAlphaCounselorAlpha
Lisa WieseA-CabCraig WittgroveLop-Mork
Deana TuckerCac-DoChris WinMorl-Por
Susan SwisherDp-GutJulie AhlgrimPos-Shor
Joi GreenGuu-KauKelly DunhamShos-Ta
Shelly JohnsonKav-LooCarolyn WarkoskiTb-Z
Kelly Dunham
Counseling Department Coordinator
March 2012
Craig Wittgrove, Post Grad Counselor
SENIORS Spring is near and it will be a big time in your life! Most of you have filed your applications, some of you may
have already received your admission decisions, others may be waiting to hear back from colleges on April 1 st, and others may be starting to contemplate where you want to be next year! Wherever you are in the process, remember that the Post Graduate Center and your
counselor are great resources as you embark on an exciting decision in your life!
Our Post Grad Specialists - Kathy Franklin, Peggy Martin, and Cyd Tully - are available to help students at any time. These ladies are
who makes the post grad center run like a “well-oiled machine,” and will help with any of the following:
 Completing a college application
 Searching for possible scholarships
 Navigating Naviance
 Answering any of your college- or career-related questions!
If you need some help finishing your college applications or finding scholarships, come see us!
If you are applying for financial aid, we recommend that families have filed the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) by now, or that they do it VERY soon. FAFSA forms are available online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Remember to apply for a PIN number before filing your FAFSA, which you can do at www.pin.ed.gov.
Also check with your colleges to see if they require the CSS Profile as an additional financial form. The Profile can be
found online at http://profileonline.collegeboard.com.
If you are applying for scholarships, deadlines are quickly approaching. Remember to access our scholarship listing on Naviance.
In order to participate and march in the May CCHS graduation ceremony, you must have completed all 22 of your required graduation
credits. Seniors who have not completed all requirements will not be allowed to participate in the May ceremony.
Remember that the college you will attend requires your final transcript after graduation—so do not slack off! Your
colleges admitted you based on your academic performance through 6 th or 7th semester, and they expect you to continue that
performance until the end of your senior year. Colleges have been known to rescind admission to students based on final
grades. Do not put yourself in this stressful position!
Senior Day
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Seniors--On Tuesday, May 1st, the Post Graduate Center is hosting ―Senior Day in Post Grad‖! Join us during your off period just
to check in, let us know what you are thinking in terms of life after Cherry Creek, munch on some snacks, and utilize the following services:
Begin Senior Checkout by completing the Graduation Survey on Naviance, which will make your final check-out go much faster!
Report admission and scholarship decisions.
Place your pin on our college map to indicate where you will be attending, and sign the Senior Banner.
Complete our CCHS Scholarship Form, which helps us report how much scholarship monies have been offered to your senior class.
Whether you just want someone to bounce ideas off of, need more specific assistance in comparing your options, or just want to stop by
and say hello and fill us in on your final college choice, we are here to help and would love to see you!
Your college search process has officially kicked off! We hope that you were able to attend Creek to
College in February and you are excited about moving into this next stage of your life.
If you have not yet done so, please schedule your Junior Conference with your counselor. This meeting is invaluable for
ensuring that you meet all graduation requirements, register for the correct courses, and are off to a good start in your post-graduation
planning. Parents are highly encourage to attend if possible!
Teacher Recommendation Letters: If you plan to apply to colleges that require recommendation letters, we highly
encourage you to approach a teacher who you feel could write a strong letter on your behalf. Some teachers receive requests for letters from over 50 students, and often spend an average of 45 to 60 minutes on each letter. Do them a favor
and ask them well in advance! And be sure to say “Thank you!” Teacher Recommendation Forms are available on
your Naviance homepage. Complete the form, print it out, and get it to your recommender AFTER they have agreed to
write your letter.
The Post Grad Center is offering 5th period College Counseling Lunchtime Workshops for juniors who want to learn more about the
college process. All workshops will be in the Post Grad Center with the exception of Creating the College Essay Part 1 and Part 2, which
will be in the Shillinglaw Lecture Center. These workshops are perfect for juniors whether they are just beginning to create a college list,
or already have a long list but need to narrow it down! Bring your lunch and a friend!
Wednesday, March 14th — Creating the College List
Wednesday, March 21st — Applying to the Military Academies/ROTC Scholarships
Wednesday, April 4th — Finding the Financial Fit
Wednesday, April 11th — Writing the College Essay - Part 1 (SHILLINGLAW LECTURE CENTER)
Wednesday, April 18th – Writing the College Essay - Part 2 (SHILLINGLAW LECTURE CENTER)
Wednesday, May 9th – Summer Enrichment Opportunities
College
ACT and SAT Testing Dates
As you prepare to take these tests this spring, we encourage you to think carefully about the best time for you to take them, as they may
coincide with AP exams, DECA Nationals, or final exams.
Colorado ACT
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Your score on this test is accepted by all colleges, including the NCAA Eligibility Center and the military academies. The State ACT
does not include the optional writing test. If your colleges of interest require the optional writing section, you will need to take the ACT
on a national test date and request that optional writing test. Talk with your counselor if you have questions.
Juniors, remember to take advantage of the four free score reports you can send to colleges when you complete your registration for the ACT and/or SAT!
Mark your calendars for the 29th Annual Denver College Fair on Sunday, April 22nd, 2012! This
fair will be held at DU in the Ritchie Center from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Over 160 colleges will be present.
This is a great opportunity for juniors, as well as freshmen and sophomores, to begin talking with admission representatives from colleges of interest. New this year – it is free but you must sign up
online @ www.gotocollegefairs.com
Creek 201 has kicked off with a pre-reg assembly and Creek to College. You will be attending the next task this month with your World
History class. You will receive a sheet with your appointment time for the Sophomore Conference with your counselor! Please
make sure you complete your sophomore conference worksheet on Naviance under the “about me” tab prior to your appointment time.
In addition, please review and edit your four year academic plan on Naviance under the “courses” tab. Thank you for your attention in
completing your Creek 201 tasks.
Both freshmen and sophomores should carefully consider college entrance requirements when choosing classes for next year. If you
have questions about what courses may be appropriate, schedule an appointment with your counselor, or see one of our On-Call Counselors during 4th, 5th, or 6th period in the counseling office.
Have a wonderful and refreshing Spring Break!
Cherry Creek High School Test Prep Classes
Reading Comprehension: This class reviews the types of reading passages frequently found on both the SAT and ACT and
offers strategies for approaching those passages and accompanying questions.
Verbal I: This class familiarizes students with strategies for the sentence completion and required writing portion of the SAT.
This class also reviews punctuation and language usage skills tested on the ACT English test. Finally, this class addresses the
optional writing portion of the ACT.
Science Review: This course covers the interpretation of data, including higher-level inferencing skills, graphs, and other
science content needs for the Science Reasoning sections of the PLAN and ACT.
Math Review: This course reviews elementary and advanced algebra, plane and coordinate geometry, elementary
trigonometry, statistics, probability, and data analysis. Students practice test questions and focus on developing skills for solving
a variety of math problems on the SAT and ACT.
Spring 2012 Test Prep Class Dates:
Reading Comprehension
Tuesday, 3/13
5:30-7:30
Verbal Wednesday, 3/145:30-7:30
Science ReviewTuesday, 3/205:30-7:30
Math ReviewWednesday, 3/215:30-7:30
The math review will be held in the math/science resource center; all of the other review sessions will be held in Shillinglaw.
Registration Form:
Name: __________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
City: ___________________ Zip: ___________________
Phone: (
) ____________ Grade Level: ___________
I will attend the following test prep classes:
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Reading Comprehension$20
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Verbal $20
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Math Review$20
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Science Review$20
Total Enclosed: ___________
Send this form and check payable to CCHS no later than Friday, March 8, 2012.
Peggy Martin
Attention: Test Prep
Post-Grad Department
Cherry Creek High School
9300 East Union Avenue
Englewood, CO 80111
Due to the high demand for these courses, refunds will not be given.
YOU’RE INVITED!
WHO: Michelle Madow, the 25 year old author of the recently released young adult novels, Remembrance and Vengeance. She is currently studying creative writing at Johns Hopkins University.
WHAT: A presentation about the process of writing a novel, finding a literary agent and bringing the novel to publication.
WHEN: Friday, March 19, 2012, one hour sessions between 8 a.m. – 11 a.m.,
and 1 p.m. – 2 p.m.
WHERE: Kathleen D. Smith Library at Cherry Creek High School
WHY: To encourage students’ interest in reading and writing.
ACTIVITIES
The month of February is a short month, and yet the students
participating in Activities make good use of each of these days.
Although it seems hard to believe, there are still new clubs that are
forming. So, if you know of a student who hasn’t quite found his/her
niche, feel free to contact the Activities Office. Unfortunately, the
19th Annual Diversity Conference ended up being cancelled due to
the record setting snowstorm the first week of February. However,
midway through the month, a local restaurant hosted the fifty students who had worked so hard for nearly a year to plan the event.
During this month, CCHS hosted Ethnic Fest. The celebration was
well attended, and the consensus was that general merriment was
had by all. Although I’m writing this article prior to the return of the
following groups from their trips, I know that they all surely represented us well: Speech and Debate traveled to Berkley, California,
the Troubadors traveled to San Antonio, and DECA concluded the
month with the DECA State Conference in Colorado Springs. The
end of February marked our 3rd Annual Wish Week. The students,
parents, and community have always responded in such a heartwarming way to this week’s aims. Thank you for your support and
for helping our students learn a valuable lesson on how to show we
should care for others, both young and old.
During March, we will conclude Wish Week with our student
and faculty Talent Show on March 1st in the Fine Arts Theatre.
Students, parents, and community members are invited to attend
the event, with all proceeds being donated to the Make-a-Wish
Foundation and to Jeremy Bloom’s Wish of a Lifetime Foundation.
Friday, March 2nd, we will follow assembly schedule 1 (see page 6
of Bear Facts). During the assembly, our students will meet our two
Wish Week recipients: Haley, an 11 year old with Acute Lymphatic
Leukemia, who wishes to go on a Disney Cruise and Mr. Thomson,
a 69 year old former Marine, whose wish is to travel back home to
Minnesota to see friends and family after a 20 year absence.
Once Wish Week concludes, activities at Creek will take a back seat
to the TCAP testing. However, this year’s spring musical, The
Drowsy Chaperone, running from March 14th-March 17th, will
give our students the perfect opportunity to celebrate all that
Creek’s Fine Arts Department and Theatre have to offer. Please
be sure to check the CCHS website for show times and to purchase
tickets in advance. Tickets are available at the ticket booth in the
Fine Arts Building and online. In addition, back by popular demand
will be the pairing of the Jazz Band with the Union Street Jazz
Choir on March 20th in the Fine Arts Theatre. And, finally, to conclude the month, Girl’s 21 will head on their international singing
tour to Vienna and Prague.
A Senior Information Brochure will be sent home with 3rd quarter
grades to all families who have a student graduating. In this brochure are important dates and information about graduation and
post-graduate planning. This information is extremely important!
Graduation Performance Auditions are April 10th and 11th. Students who would like information about auditions can stop by the
Activities Center; students can sign up for auditions from February
27th until March 23rd in the Activities Center as well.
It’s never too late to get involved in clubs and extracurricular activities. Student Senate elections will take place during April, and there
are many clubs still looking for new members. Likewise, interest
meetings for students interested in Senate, induction ceremonies,
and applications for co-curricular clubs or community service-oriented clubs will be popping up soon, so please remind your students to
keep their eyes and ears open. Finally, I always welcome students
to come to the Activities Center if they have questions about clubs.
ATHLETICS
Winter sports are wrapping up their season and there are many
notable accomplishments I would like to highlight and celebrate:
Overall GPA for Winter Sports was a 3.24
Girls swimming qualified for the CHSAA Academic All-State
Team based on their GPA
Girls Basketball:
12-10 overall (9-4 league/3rd place).
Boys Basketball:
15-7 overall (10-3 league/2nd place).
Girls Swimming:
Congratulations to the team for being State Runner-Up! They
competed really hard and fell one point short of winning it all! I
am proud of their efforts! The team did a great job of representing Cherry Creek High School.
Bonnie Brandon – Won 200 IM and 500 Freestyle (first girl in
state history to break 2 minute barrier!). Set new state records
in 200 IM and 500 Freestyle. Selected by CHSAA as the 2011-12
Swimmer of the Year!
The team won both the 200 and 400 Freestyle Relays
200 relay (Elaine Powell, Fiona Kane, Alex Bae, Bonnie Brandon)
400 relay (Elaine Powell, Colleen Wixted, Fiona Kane, Bonnie
Brandon)
Wrestling: Congratulations to the team and following wrestlers:
Regionals: 7th overall
Mitch Finesilver (106) 1st place
Zach Finesilver (120) 2nd place
Brady Tellis (138) 4th place
Evan Quant (195) 3rd place
All 4 wrestlers qualified for state (State Tournament 2/16-2/18)
It is hard to believe spring sports officially began on February
27th. I look forward to a successful finish to the year! Please
be sure to come out and support all of our talented studentathletes!
Thank you for everything you do to support Cherry Creek High
School and Creek Athletics!
Go Bruins!
Darren Knox
Athletic Director
COLT Club Update!
It’s been an interesting winter so far here in
Colorado, which has made for a fun and adventurous COLT club winter. We all know the phrase in
Colorado, “If you like the weather now, just wait five
minutes…” Well because of the lack of ice so far this
season, the ice climbing trip morphed into a wonderful day of rock climbing. On Saturday, January 28th,
COLT trip participants traveled to Table Mountain in
Golden. What started out as a cold day turned into
a beautiful Saturday filled with harnesses, helmets,
rocks, and Cherry Creek students defying gravity.
Climbing competitions number five and six were
full of excitement with the girls team taking 1st and
the boys taking 2nd for competition number five. At
competition five, Aaron Bugh led the way for the
CCHS boys by taking second with a score of 4495,
while Katie Craighead took third for the girls, with
a score of 1760. Competition six was a bouldering
only competition and it provided much entertainment. The competition was especially exciting in
the girls category, as Katie Craighead and Kayleigh
Linfors from Thunder Ridge High School, fought till
the end with an exciting tie-breaking climb for first
place. It was a hard-fought battle, but in the end,
Katie Craighead and Alexis Lahana took second
and third respectively for CCHS. Aaron Bugh
climbed his way to a first place victory for the
boys. Overall, our boys team is currently second
place in the league, while the CCHS girls are leading
the way in first place. It has been a great season so
far for the COLT climbing team!
Join us for the following adventures coming up this
month…..
March 1st, 3:00 p.m.
Climbing Technique Seminar (CTS)
March 5th, 3:15 p.m.
Ouray Pre-trip #2
March 8th-11th
Ouray Ice Climbing trip!!
As always, please check out our website for more
information: http://www.cchsadventure.com/index.
All Poms (8th grade and up) try out on
March 19th-22nd (Monday-Thursday) from
3:30-5:30ish (possibly longer on Thursday).
All Cheers will try out the week after
Spring Break (April 3rd-6th)
8th graders try out at
the same time as the HS
students, but if they make
the team they aren’t
required to attend practice
until the summer.
We will be holding our
annual pre-tryout informational meeting for all prospective AND current
team members on Tuesday, March 6th at
6:00 p.m. in Schillinglaw. We are requiring
that all girls attend with at least one parent/
guardian per girl. We will be having a sign-in
sheet this year mostly to see who is interested
in trying out, but also to make sure that you all
are there to know what is going on for the
coming year.
CHERRY CREEK GIRLS' LACROSSE:
BOOSTER CLUB NIGHT
Wednesday, March 7th, 6:00 p.m.
IC Cafeteria
Welcome all GIRLS' LACROSSE players and
parents! This is a very special, informative
evening for our program.
Coach Dee Cryer will provide information
about the season.
Booster Club will distribute clothing orders and there
will be volunteer opportunities for team dinners and
team support.
Parents may purchase spirit wear and buy ads for our
fantastic color program.
All the initial information you will need to know about
our program will be presented this night, so please
come to learn, ask questions, volunteer, meet new
people and get the information you need.
GO CREEK!
Cherry Creek High School Girls' Lacrosse
2011 State Champions
On The Band Beat
The Percussion Ensemble is hard at work preparing for Rocky Mountain Percussion Association (RMPA)
competitions beginning in March, with finals on April 7th. This year’s show consists of three pieces:
“Jadoo”, “It’s Alive”, and “Frankenstein”, all arranged by Chris Smith, a renowned composer and teacher.
Director Dana Slabaugh says, “The show is incredibly challenging. The Ensemble is doing great tackling
something this hard. The music is crazy-fun rock and roll. The kids love it.” Slabaugh is supported by assistant Jeff Gleason and student directors Ellen Singel and Jackson Wolfe.
The Percussion Ensemble, which competes in the RMPA Scholastic Concert World division, earned second
place last year in a four-school match-up. Perennial favorite, Bear Creek High School (Lakewood), has won
for the past three seasons. Wolfe stated, “We are going after Bear Creek this year. Our music is fun and
people are familiar with it--especially ‘Frankenstein’.” This 1973 Edgar Winter Group piece was featured
in the movie “Wayne’s World 2” and on The Weather Channel’s “Local on the 8s”. Good luck to Creek’s
talented Percussion Ensemble!
LIGHTS UP ON CREEK THEATRE!
This year’s mainstage Spring Musical will be the Tony-award winning show,
The Drowsy Chaperone, with book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar and music
and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison. The Drowsy Chaperone is a rousing, toe-tapping,
and fun-filled tribute to the Jazz Age of the 1920's, romance, musical comedy hi-jinks, and
Broadway itself. The show will be performed on the mainstage in the Fine Arts Theatre on the
evenings of March 14th through March 17th at 7:00 p.m. There will be a matinee performance
on Saturday, March 17 at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets are $12 ($10 for students and senior citizens) for the Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday matinee performances. All tickets are $12 for the Friday and Saturday evening
performances. Tickets will be on sale at the Fine Arts Box Office, and online, starting
Tuesday, March 6, 2012. Box office tickets will be sold during the lunch periods and
during the hour before each performance.
For more information, or to find out about purchasing tickets online, please visit the
Cherry Creek Theatre website at www.wix.com/cchstheater/cchstheater/Home.
Creek Choir
January 23rd - Creek Feeder Schools Concert
January 26th-28th – Five of our Jazz Choir students performed with the All State Jazz Choir. They
attended various workshops and attended a concert performed by “Voices Eight”.
February -7th – At the All State Choir concert, 43 Creek students performed at Wells Fargo Theater.
February 16th-21st -Troubadours toured in San Antonio with Mrs. Harrison.
February 24th - Meistersingers performed on AM Radio Station 1430
February 28th - The Mid-Winter Concert in the CCHS Fine Arts Theater; All choirs performed.
Sign-ups are now available for next year’s Girl’s 21, Troubadours and Meistersingers choir
auditions!
Upcoming Events:
March 1st - Meistersingers will have the honor of performing for the Southwest American Choral Directors
Association in Dallas at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
March 20th-27th - Girl’s 21 will be on Tour in Vienna and Prague with Mr. Cave.
First Semester 2011 -2012 High Honor Roll
First Semester
2011-2012
Weighted
3.75-5.0 GPA
High Honors
Jesse A. Aaronson
Christian L. Accame
Amanda K. Adams
Madeline L. Adams
Samuel R. Adams
Dylan F. Adler
Cameron S. Akhavan
Michael D. Akiyama
Ryan J. Akiyama
Yazan Alatrach
Erin L. Alexander
Madison S. Alexander
Walker C. Alford
Alaa Al-Hindi
Ghalia G. Alkassir
William J. Allgood
Jared M. Alswang
Samuel A. Altman
William C. Alvero Koski
Mayela Amaya
Anne F. Amoroso
Davis J. Anderson
Eric C. Anderson
Jerzie J. Anderson
Olivia C. Anderson
Spencer E. Anderson
Oreoluwa K. Ariyo
Demetria K. Armatas
John W. Armstrong
Katherine J. Armstrong
Brooke E. Arnold
Thomas C. Arnold
Paige A. Arthur
Samuel M. Arthur
Hunter L. Ashburn
Jeremy H. Ashworth
Catherine F. Atkinson
Briannan Erin K. Atwell
Emily M. Backus
Jisoo Bae
Alexander T. Baez
Ye Bai
Dorian Karen L. Bailey
Isabella M. Bailey
Bryn Bandt Law
Mara Bandt Law
Asha Banerjee
Christine Bang
Joel N. Barkley
Brynelle J. Barnard
Colin J. Barnard
Ryan P. Barney
Sarah M. Barnhart
Hailey M. Barrett
Alexandra J. Bartlett
Gabriel Lev N. Baskin
Jonah S. Baskin
Daria D. Baulina
Christopher S. Beabout
George D. Beals
Samantha R. Beatty
Ryan H. Beckett
Alexander A. Bell
Samuel P. Benavram
Blake R. Benedetti
Nicola E. Benfield
Steven L. Benfield
Erik Berg
Hans T. Bergal
Scott L. Berger
Jana L. Berkowitz
Anna M. Berman
Kaitlin L. Bernal
Dylan J. Bernstein
Madeleine G. Bernstein
Sanjna Bhartiya
Shivshankar Bhuvaneswaran
Jacquelin S. Biggs
Creighton C. Bildstein
Cameron M. Billinghurst
Jace E. Blackburn
Mackenzie J. Blatter
Aaron S. Bloom
Laurel R. Bloszies
Lauren A. Blume
Sabine A. Blyth
Cristina E. Boada
Kara S. Bocher
Karenna L. Bol
Alaina C. Bolton
Erica M. Bolton
Daniel R. Book
Abigail G. Bouck
Lucas C. Bouck
Devan M. Bourbeau
Catherine C. Bower
Sarah C. Bowling
Anyaleen E. Bradley
Sutton L. Bradley
Michael W. Brady
Miles J. Bragg
Izaak T. Branch
Zoe C. Branch
Bonnie D. Brandon
Alexander W. Brashears
Laurie A. Breed
Carolyn M. Breeze
Christina N. Breeze
Jillian N. Bremner
Samantha D. Bremner
Madeline M. Brill
Daniel C. Brock
Thomas R. Brook
Madeline K. Brown
Sarah M. Brown
Alec T. Brudzinski
Lauren E. Buckley
Paulina Burgoa
Jackson L. Burke
Genevieve R. Buzan
Mikayla M. Caldwell
Margo D. Calhoun
Caroline V. Campbell
Roger W. Campbell
Travis B. Campbell
Patricia R. Canady
Elizabeth J. Cannon
Jack B. Carpenter
Nicholas H. Carpenter
Michael T. Carr
Alicia M. Carter
Jennifer M. Carter
Margaret C. Carter
Emily E. Caruso
Sydney P. Cassagnol
Christopher P. Castells
Maria G. Castillo Sierra
Grant T. Caswell
Valainie S. Caverly
Eric J. Charney
Jeremiah Chun H. Chen
Samuel D. Chen
Stephen Y. Chen
Tori D. Chen
William Yuan J. Chen
Yuying Chen
Nicole S. Cheng
Cynthia K. Chew
Young Saeng K. Cho
Borah Chong
Priya Chopra
Kelly M. Christensen
Claire C. Christian
Camille Ruth Z. Clancy
Dwight W. Clark
Emma L. Clark
Howard H. Clark
Lia N. Clark
Molly G. Clark
Sarah J. Clough
Elliot C. Cobb
Miranda L. Cochran
Christopher J. Coffey
Mackenzie L. Cohen
Madeline R. Cohen
Morgan A. Cohen
Zachary T. Cohen
Austin F. Colby
Madeline L. Cole
Zoe S. Collins
Nicole R. Collopy
Jordyn M. Colter
Jared D. Combs
Sabrina O. Congel
Miranda N. Connor
Clare E. Cooper
Edward A. Cooper
Jonathan P. Cooper
Taylor A. Cooper
Amanda J. Coopersmith
Kristen J. Cordts
Katie L. Cornell
Austin Benjamin R. Coury
Hayden M. Cox
Katherine R. Craighead
Johannes Jacobus A. Crawford
Jordan A. Crawford
Lisa M. Crawford
Rachel P. Crino
Haley P. Croke
Graham P. Cuje
Emma B. Cunningham
Teller C. Cunningham
Peter R. Curry
Asia Brittany T. Cutforth
Emily G. Cutter
Christopher E. Cyr
Emma I. Cytrynbaum
Isabella Y. Dai
Alexandra T. Dale
James D. Dalton
Parker P. Danneberg
Cole J. Davis
Lindsay C. B. Davis
Kieran P. Day
Mackenzie S. Day
Tianna R. De Silva
Bryce T. de Venecia
Konnor W. de Venecia
Kathryn R. Debartolomeis
Gabriel Del Rio
Kendra K. Delaney
Lubin R. Deng
Michael A. Deni
Sanjay Derbyshire
Taylor N. Devereux
Derek P. Devon
Catherine M. Dewerd
Jose T. Di Paola
Marjorie E. Dilivio
Joseph P. Dimercurio
Corrine S. Din
Mya S. Dodd
Jenna C. Dodson
Ross W. Dodson
Andrew A. Dolan
Ashley A. Dolan
Bailey C. Donaldson
Zachary J. Donato
Bryan K. Doniger
Alison A. Dougherty
Liam T. Dougherty
Spencer H. Dragul
Shaefer L. Drew
Morgan J. Dubois
Connor R. Duchen
Alyce A. Dulaney
Alexandra M. Dunbar
Melissa R. Dworkin
Otto A. Ebele
Sean L. Eberlin
Weston N. Eckloff
Coleton M. Edwards
Lisa N. Edwards
Annie M. Eidenschink
Jacob W. Eigner
Joseph J. Eisele
Max O. Eisner
Sydney Eiss
Shay K. Elliott
Ian Y. Ellis
Lauren E. Ellis
Paul H. Elsberg
Alyssa N. Engel
Brian S. Englander
Mikaela A. Eppard
Jacqueline C. Ericson
Alexandra C. Escalante
Daniel A. Evans
Parker W. Evans
Diego A. Fajardo
Esteban J. Fajardo
Brendan C. Falk
Max B. Farfel
Maria C. Farrier
Kayan Y. Farsad
Ryan M. Fast
Gregory S. Fay
Kathryn M. Feakes
Sara R. Feder
Brant A. Feick
Olivia M. Fiandaco
Claire L. Fielder
Jane G. Fielder
Dina M. Fieman
Mitchell L. Finesilver
Zachary W. Finesilver
Corey E. Finn
First Semester 2011 -2012 High Honor Roll
Emily E. Fish
Alexander M. Fisher
Kaylyn J. Flatt
Sadie M. Flora
Spencer C. Flora
Rachel C. Fountain
Allison J. Fowler
Asher D. Frank
Maxwell E. Frey
Ryan J. Friedman
Lauren N. Frye
Elizabeth B. Fugikawa
Thomas E. Fugikawa
Maria T. Fumagalli
Eric M. Fuqua
Annalee W. Gallagher
Griffin P. Gallagher
Jackson Joseph A. Galloway
Selam J. Gano
Candice N. Gard
Jessica D. Garland
Allie H. Gehris
Jessica E. Geller
Mickinnon M. Geraghty
Stephanie G. Gerron
Ethell A. Gershengorin
Anya L. Gersoff
Thomas G. Giarratana
Grace C. Gibbens
Jordan S. Gilchrist Dudley
Sarena K. Gill
Alexander P. Gillett
Jack B. Gillett
Stephanie S. Gilly
Claire A. Girardeau
Samuel L. Girardeau
Ermias B. Girmai
Yonatan Girmai
Brian L. Gittleman
Ryan W. Givan
Sarah A. Glass
Colby M. Goettelman
Remi N. Gognat
Tori I. Gognat
Jordan T. Gold
Cole D. Goldberg-Richmeier
Aidan K. Goldie
Courtney A. Good
Taylor L. Good
Nadia R. Gordon
Jaeden A. Graham
Ryan W. Graham
Emma E. Grannis
James C. Grant
Joshua A. Grant
Macklin M. Grant
John A. Greene
Nora L. Greene
Ryan J. Greenhalgh
Jessica L. Greenwald
Samuel V. Greos
Eduard S. Grigoryev
Alexa M. Grillo
Wade K. Groeneman
Katherine K. Grogan
Sara M. Grogan
Nicole L. Groves
Helen M. Gu
Abigail L. Guarino
Melissa C. Guckenberger
Jacqueline S. Guerra
Maclain S. Gustafson
William J. Haass
Elliot S. Hagerl
Christopher M. Haines
Robert O. Hakulin
Alexander Wayne C. Hamilton
Dagne S. Hammond
Erin N. Hampton
Ian M. Hampton
Nicholas S. Hamson
Guanhua Han
Jensen T. Handwork
Karsten J. Hanlin
Madeline E. Hantman
Michael D. Hardey
Madison Q. Harding
Sydney D. Harkrider
Amy B. Harmon
Nicholas S. Harrington
Leeann E. Harris
Nina M. Harris
John F. Harvey
Nicholas W. Harvey
Evan W. Haskell
Nayna D. Hatangadi
Uma S. Hatangadi
Caroline J. Hattier
Elizabeth A. Haugen
Alice T. Haugland
Carley J. Haws
Zachary P. Hawtof
Zoe R. Hawtof
Jacob B. Hayutin
Trevor S. Hazlett
Maggie J. Heckendorf
Amy P. Heider
Jack T. Heitman
Marissa M. Henderson
Anthony L. Hendricks
Reid M. Hensen
Kellyn L. Henthorn
Stephen J. Heppell
Robert J. Herbst
Joshua B. Herman
Patrick P. Hernandez
Amanda M. Herold
Lucas C. Heyse
Jennifer N. Hicks
Kendall N. Higgins
Andrew W. Hill
Casie C. Hilyard
Madison K. Hinchey
Laura D. Hipple
Lauren G. Hitt
Jacob B. Hodges
Victoria P. Hodsdon
Rachel L. Hoffman
Thomas W. Hoffmann
Mia A. Hoover
Madeline D. Hope
Michael P. Hopko
Vincent R. Houghton
Rachel L. Hritz
Zachery M. Hsu
Kyler Hu
Tz Keng Huang
Yixuan Huang
Holly M. Huber
Fiona A. Hudgens
Sarah E. Huff
Haley L. Huffman
Miranda K. Huiting
Zachary H. Hussey
Victoria B. Huth
Jack D. Huun
Walter B. Idlet
Jacob J. Imola
Megan R. Iritani
Anatoly Izyuryev
Benjamin P. Jaacks
Rachel A. Jackman
Chelsea A. Jacobson
Margaret A. Jaeger
Zachary A. Jaffe
Woo Sung Jang
Sabrina C. Janski
Amie S. Jatana
Charles P. Jax
Spencer E. Jenney
Bryan Y. Jens
Kate E. Jessen
Anna C. Johnsen
Deborah R. Johnsen
Cole R. Johnson
Graydon W. Johnson
Hannah E. Johnson
Ian J. Johnson
Ilena E. Johnson
Margot A. Johnson
Sydney J. Johnson
John C. Jolliffe
Amanda J. Joyce
Christian G. Juengling
Haley R. Justino
Samantha M. Kagan
Jason A. Kagie
Anthony J. Kail
Olivia M. Kail
Gota Kajiya
Maria C. Kalasountas
Michael C. Kalat
Molly S. Kalat
Rebecca L. Kallet
Kelly M. Kammerer
Elizabeth D. Kane
Fiona J. Kane
Emily Y. Kang
Sarah B. Kaplan
Daniel D. Kaprielian
Brandon M. Karsh
Jonathan H. Karsh
Megan K. Kasho
Jordan N. Kastrinsky
Jessica S. Katz
Jane W. Kaufman
Veronica E. Kaufman
Clare M. Kavanagh
Zachary A. Kayal
Leena E. Kaye
Maya J. Kayyali
Charles W. Kazer
Christopher C. Keale
Erin E. Keale
Chandler Alexan G. Keesee
Brian T. Keesling
Jacklyn R. Keesling
Bertwin C. Keller
Sarah M. Keller
Daniel J. Kelley
Erin L. Kelly
Natalie M. Kelly
Tyler D. Kelsall
Grace R. Kercher
Patrick H. Khalife
Angie L. Kim
Bu S. Kim
Darby T. Kim
Eugene Kim
Hannah Kim
Hyunjoon Kim
Jeanne Kim
Joshua J. Kim
Kyu Min Kim
Na Y. Kim
Namhun Kim
Sandra S. Kim
Sang K. Kim
Tae H. Kim
Yeon S. Kim
Yongkyum Kim
Kathryn A. Kimmick
Alysse T. Kimura
Shannon M. Kinney
Brigitte N. Kirchner
Jillian H. Kirchner
Victoria P. Kirkemo
Moshe A. Klebanov
Aaron T. Klein
Hannah N. Klein
Kristin M. Kleinman
Hannah E. Knierim
Spencer M. Knierim
Amy P. Knudsen
Hithaishini Kodicherla
Lea Koob
Samuel M. Korn
Tess E. Korpela
Neil Koul
Andrew D. Kozma
Benjamin M. Kragt
Elise N. Kramer
Preston H. Kramer
Tucker M. Krantz
Vishal Krishnan
Rebecca D. Krueger
Laura M. Kucera
Lindsey C. Kuster
Ju Young Kwag
Charles J. LaBonde
Joseph M. Ladd
Leah G. LaGrotta
Alexis A. Lahana
Christine T. Lai
Nidesh Lamichhane
Rebecca W. Lancaster
Connor J. Landsverk
Davis W. Lange
Jamie D. Lange
Sophia Lao
Rick P. Laoprasert
Callie L. Law
Chloe L. Laws
Justin T. Layton
Jacob B. Lazear
Kevin Le
Daniel Kang J. Lee
Jenny Lee
Seiyoung Lee
Cassandra L. Lefebre
Mallory Lefebre
Margot A. Leibold
Matthew J. Leibold
David C. Leight
William H. Lemon
Cassidy R. Leroux
Juliet E. Levy
Jeffrey B. Li
Jessica L. Li
Yao Li
Danit Lieberman
Livia R. Liggett
Teresa S. Lim
Hanne T. Lind
Yueh Y. Ling
Nell P. List
Olivia H. List
Pauline Liu
Yu Liu
Kelly A. Logan
Nicholas P. Long
Ryan J. Longton
Natalie T. Lopez Esquibel
Cecily K. Lopez
Benjamin C. Lourie
Christopher J. Lowell
Jeremy S. Lowen
Karina Lozano Martin
Katherine A. Lucas
Kaitlyn M. Lupinetti
Taisiya A. Lushnikova
Ryan D. Lynch
Henry F. Lyon
John C. Lyon
Merissa L. Maccani
Malcolm S. Macdonald
Maura K. Mack
Tianna M. Mack
Connor R. Mackey
Katherine J. Macqueen
William E. Mahoney
Alena I. Makarova
Eric S. Malamud
Nadine E. Malek
Mckenna L. Malloy
Emma S. Maloney
William J. Maloney
Sophie F. March
Samuel P. Marchildon
Theodore M. Marchildon
Lauren C. Markham
Geoffrey R. Markowitz
Adam J. Martelon
Dustin R. Martin
Amanda B. Martina
Andrew P. Martinek
Katerine Martinez Sigala
Reid C. Mather
Tara L. Mather
John L. Mattern
Aniya J. Matthews
Ryan T. Matthews
First Semester 2011 -2012 High Honor Roll
Nicole T. Mattson
Rachael A. Mattson
Ryan J. Maxum
Devin B. Mc Lean
Megan A. McCabe
Natalie K. McCallister
Rhiannon E. McCarter
Keane E. McClintock
Jessica L. McCollum
Madeline M. McCormick
Ana P. McDermott
Katie M. McGee
Sara K. McGee
Kevin M. McKanna
Meredith K. McKanna
James C. Mckenna
Patrick J. McMullen
Michael I. McNamara
John M. McNaughton
Connor D. McPherson
Katherine E. McVey
Nicole L. McVey
Victoria R. Medina
Hannah L. Meek
Aaron M. Meer
Gifford W. Mellick
Michael J. Meyer
Miranda N. Meyer
Roman J. Mezger
Hana P. Mhareb
Matthew Y. Miao
Margaret E. Miles
Caitlin E. Miller
Crystal M. Miller
Dana R. Miller
Kadesha T. Miller
Mark D. Miller
Grace L. Mimmack
Ann A. Mitoma
Alexis R. Mitsuhashi
Noah K. Mitsuhashi
Nicole C. Moes
Troy C. Mogensen
David P. Monson
Hannah C. Monson
Nathan R. Montgomery
Richard Moon
Brian M. Moore
Jack S. Moore
Katherine M. Moore
Michael S. Moore
Danielle T. Moran
Gabrielle A. Moran
Michael A. Morean
Alexandra H. Morren
Mark T. Morrison
Stephen N. Morton
Jaimi J. Mostellar
Geoffrey G. Muckerman
Mercedes B. Muldoon
Stephen R. Mut
Benjamin J. Myers
Miyu Nakagawa
Moeka Nakagawa
Doo H. Nam
Saoli C. Nash
John T. Nawrocki
Mackenzie M. Naylor
Gryphon M. Nayman
Kelly R. Naze
Brandt C. Nelson
Daniela M. Nesbitt
Cameron C. Neumann
Dylan Q. Neumann
Thien An D. Nguyen
Eleanor C. Nichols
Jacob W. Nickless
Jessica H. Nieberg
Zihao Niu
Andrew W. Norris
Gary S. North
Ryan D. Northrop
Andrew L. Nottingham
Isabel A. Novick
Dana L. Oakes
Blake E. Oberfeld
Rachel M. Oberly
Connor J. O’Brien
Kathleen J. O’Brien
William T. O’Bryan
Claire D. O’Connell
Matthew C. Odum
Spencer D. O’Keefe
Marta G. Olson
Danielle J. Onda
Steven R. Oneil
Richard D. Oneslager
Cole W. Oppenheim
Jacob A. Oppenheim
Kristina E. Ortiz
Elizaveta A. Orysheva
Madison L. Overstreet
Adeline R. Overton
John P. Owens
Isaac Oxom Montenegro
Andres Paciuc
Kobe S. Padilla
Roxanne Padilla
Grace E. Pak
Peter L. Papilion
Haley L. Parisi
Danielle J. Park
Ji H. Park
Jiyeon Park
Yuna K. Park
James A. Parker
Rachel J. Parmer
Joseph L. Parris
Sadie C. Parris
Bailey R. Paschall
Megha S. Patel
Katharine E. Paterson
James R. Patton
Richard D. Paucek
Nicholas P. Pavlakis
Caroline E. Perry
Elizabeth L. Peterson
Hannah L. Peterson
Jonathan T. Peterson
Cassandra L. Petrou
Connor E. Petrou
Daniel R. Phadke
Alexandra C. Phillips
Katherine N. Phillips
Kennedy A. Phillips
Alexander O. Philpott
Ashley P. Pickens
Graham M. Pingree
Elijah W. Pinkard
Samuel W. Pinnock
Taylor A. Planchon
Jeremy P. Plotkin
Haley J. Plucheck
Katelyn M. Polemi
Alexandra J. Polmear
Shai F. Pomeranz
Lindsey A. Pond
Elizabeth H. Pope
Adriana T. Porro
Elaine C. Powell
Joseph Gerald E. Priddy
Catherine L. Puga
Phoebe P. Pumilia
William J. Pusey
Ferenc Puskas
Rebecca S. Pyeon
Allison K. Qiang
Ashley J. Qiang
Caitlin R. Quisenberry
Elizabeth P. Raben
Lauren A. Raeder
Armaghan T. Raeouf
Lauren C. Rainey
Jenna M. Randolph
Vivek K. Ravishankar
Darien A. Raymond
Ashtyn L. Reaugh
Aryan Regmi
Brian P. Reiff
David C. Reiff
Samuel N. Reiff
Brienna S. Reilly
Brianna M. Reinhardt
Noah E. Reiss
Shane P. Rhodes
Benjamin J. Ribovich
Arianne G. Rick
April G. Rieger
Hannah M. Rieger
Jamie B. Rifkin
Lauren C. Rinetti
Callista A. Ringsby
Madeleine M. Ripley
Brady D. Risendal
William J. Ro
Ryan R. Robb
Nicole K. Robbins
Sean M. Robinson
William S. Robinson
Alexander Rogachevsky
Erin L. Rogers
Kyle J. Rogers
Megan M. Rohrer
Alexis Romero
Audrey Q. Roncevich
Evan T. Roncevich
Paige E. Rooney
Laura K. Roosevelt
Alyssa L. Roseman
Max P. Rosenthaler
Richard T. Ross
Zachary A. Rothenberg
Sydney J. Rueger
Nicole L. Rumian
Alexander M. Rusakevich
Brennan K. Ryan
Melika Saghatchian
Andrew C. Saiz
Angela R. Saiz
Andrew J. Sajsa
Devin R. Sakamoto
Jenna M. Salazar
Sarah S. Salem
Ashleigh J. Sall
Ariel M. Sandberg
Connor E. Sanderlin
Samuel J. Santich
Steven M. Sares
Paul T. Sattizahn
Daniel B. Scantland
Catherine M. Scarborough
Benjamin C. Scharmann
Veronica E. Scherbak
Daniel T. Schiff
Rebecca B. Schiff
Evan A. Schlomann
Lauren R. Schmitt
Megan E. Schmitt
First Semester 2011 -2012 High Honor Roll
Amanda M. Schneider
Tasha L. Schoenstein
Brittany A. Schreiner
Haley L. Schroeder
Julie M. Schroeder
Joseph M. Schroer
Diane E. Schulze
Lisa A. Schwartz
Katrina M. Schwarzenberger
Anna R. Schweitzer
Myles R. Scolnick
Lori T. Scott
Andrew A. Seamone
Shannon V. Searle
Tristan A. Seawalt
Noah M. Seidenfeld
Claudia A. Sellers
Connor L. Sendel
Hannah C. Sendel
Dora J. Seres
Michael P. Serio
Victoria Shchepetyeva
Callie M. Shea
Matthew H. Sheh
Erick J. Shen
Peter V. Sherman
Mackenzie S. Sherry
Aubreylin C. Shibata
Madison L. Shoemaker
Taite J. Shomo
Julia L. Short
Randall A. Short
Arielle L. Shriver
Mark Shterk
Emma J. Sickles
Blake A. Sidon
Julia D. Siegel
Philip B. Siegel
Matthew T. Siegle
Pol A. Sieira
Jessica K. Silolahti
James P. Simpson
Ellen H. Singel
Yasmina M. Sirgi
Youmna A. Sirgi
Chase C. Skarda
Julie K. Sklar
Keaton A. Skudneski
Samantha A. Sloane
Alexander K. Small
Jade S. Small
Austin T. Smith
Haley H. Smith
Rachel M. Smith
Regan G. Smith
Sydney B. Smith
Tabor J. Smith
Sean A. Smooke
Maximilian N. Snider
Brianna M. So
Megan E. Sochinski
Hannah M. Soister
Olivia R. Solow Niederman
Hasti Soltani
Lea J. Son
Angela R. Song
Seina Soufiani
Joseph J. Soukup
Tara Sowrirajan
Melani A. Spath
Jamie L. Spitz
Evyn H. Sprenkel
Jackson S. Springer
Jacob G. Staut
Julianna P. Stearns
Zachary A. Steffen
Zachary R. Steffish
Daniel J. Steinhauser
Abigail E. Stewart
Benjamin B. Stewart
Caroline P. Stewart
Hannah C. Stewart
Jacob T. Stewart
John P. Stewart
Emily A. Stock
Jared C. Stock
Madison A. Stockton
Caroline J. Stone
Jennifer A. Stoyanov
Austin M. Strain
Andrew J. Stratford
Mark J. Stratford
Katy Su
Apurva Subramanian
Nicholas W. Sugarman
Cassandra A. Sulmeisters
Jessica L. Summerton
Madison N. Sundahl
Jacob R. Sunshine
Connor T. Sweeney
Hanna F. Sykes Varnhagen
Zoe J. Sykes Varnhagen
Jasmine I. Tabatabai
Graham M. Tallian
Morgan D. Talmage
Michael T. Tamshen
Rachel R. Tanabe
Ari S. Tandler
Talia R. Tandler
Margaret A. Tate
Laurissa M. Tautz
Victoria G. Tautz
Adam S. Tavel
Danielle M. Tavel
Maaron H. Tesfaye
William A. Thieme
Brooke E. Thomas
Kendyl A. Thomas
Ander J. Thompson
Atul Tiwary
Ian C. Tkach
Sinclair J. Toffa
January C. Tollefson
Benjamin P. Tooke
Cindy H. Tran
David Viet K. Tran
Hannah Kim L. Tran
Victor G. Treaba
Andrew M. Treihaft
Mason M. Trieu
Brittany M. Trujillo
Stephanie F. Truskowski
Lauren S. Trzupek
Melanie Sumiko Y. Tsuchiya
Madilyn J. Turken
Allison F. Tuttle
Nicholas M. Tuttle
Rachel M. Tyler
Cameron L. Upton
Danielle S. Urman
Maxwell J. Urman
Henry A. Valuck
Teodor R. Vanovski
Matthew A. Varkony
Wesley W. Vaughn
Megan V. Venette
Karthikeyan V. Venkatram
Andi S. Vicksman
Yan I. Vinarskiy
Amanda L. Vinson
Samuel D. Viseur
Rajeev K. Vishwamitra
Ethan J. Vitcenda
Vienna L. Vitek
Dalton M. Walker
Joel N. Walker
Sarah G. Walker
Samuel J. Wallace
Madeleine K. Wallis
Victoria M. Wallis
Zhewen Wang
Ziru Wang
Erin M. Watson
Lindsey C. Weber
Madeline R. Weber
Carina S. Webster Murray
Amy A. Wedmore
Irene E. Wehrwein
Victor M. Weijers
Erik M. Weinberger
Rachel E. Weiner
Jared T. Weinstein
Garrett M. Welch
Elizabeth L. Wells
Matthew Wing H. Westfall
Noah Wing H. Westfall
Madison K. White
Bryce C. Whitehill
Austin P. Whittier
Ethan B. Widoff
Kyle R. Wiese
Kyleen M. Wiese
Vanessa N. Wilkinson
Emily A. Williams
Kate N. Williams
Kristen T. Williams
Megan A. Williams
Kathryn E. Wilson
Matthew N. Winchester
Katharine G. Wismer
Elle A. Withaar
Alyssa L. Witter
Colleen M. Wixted
Jackson R. Wolfe
Isabelle M. Wong
Rachel K. Wong
Katherine A. Woolley
Ryan E. Woolley
Daniel R. Wrigley
Katharine E. Wunsch
John J. Wuthrich
Sydney N. Yaeger
Jonathon A. Yallop
Andrew J. Yang
Chris Xin C. Yang
Seong Jae Yang
Zhoumingshi Yang
Kyra N. Yee
Tong Yin
Evan T. Yoo
Tessa M. Yoo
Joo Won Youn
Si Yan Yu
Alexandra E. Zabelski
Adam M. Zall
William A. Zdinak
Jennifer Zeng
Mengyi Zhang
Bruce C. Zheng
Carolyn J. Zheng
Christopher W. Zheng
Daniel L. Zheng
David Zhuzhunashvili
First Semester 2011 -2012 Honor Roll
Honors
3.5-3.75 GPA
Naomi A. Adam
Grant A. Adkins
Bhavdeep S. Ahluwalia
Charles T. Akers
Mirka Alcala
Marshall G. Alexander
Remy C. Altman
Gabriela Arias
Olivia R. Arthur
Nina T. Asher
Julian T. Baldauf
Madison E. Barber
Kevin J. Bauer
Maxwell A. Beasley
Trond P. Berg
Alexandra M. Berger
Madison G. Bernie
Sheridan E. Bernstein
Kathryn E. Bishop
Tori L. Bishop
Steven A. Black
Kelsey L. Bocher
Robert E. Bock
Zoe R. Bonilla
Daniel S. Bor
Adwoa A. Bosompim
Jenna D. Bouck
Blake A. Bourque
Meri M. Bouzari
Will H. Bower
Joshua B. Boxer
Davis M. Brady
Royce E. Brosseau
Marguerite Beil B. Brower
Kylie M. Brown
Peter D. Brown
Aaron M. Bugh
Alondra J. Cabrera
Patrick E. Campbell
Victoria J. Campbell
Dawson M. Canby
Jamie D. Carr
Sydney L. Carrington
Madison M. Carter
Austin M. Caswell
Yair I. Cervantes Lopez
Cassidy F. Chaney
Rajesh Chhetri
You K. Choi
Ethan J. Chong
Kevin Y. Chou
Catherine M. Clark
Brittany L. Cohen
Hannah N. Colter
Jackson T. Conner
David T. Coons
Stanford A. Cooper
Sydney J. Cordts
Jana N. Coryell
Carlyn A. Costanzo
Allison T. Cunningham
Lauren K. Cunningham
Jacob R. Curtis
Ronin Dahal
Renae L. Dambly
Anthony D. Dang
Chelsea J. Davidson
Emerson O. Davis
James S. Debartolomeis
Chloe D. Degrasse
Sierra D. Degrasse
Cristina L. Del Rosso
Marco J. Delas
Lily E. Dellva
John P. Delong
Claire J. Deskin
Jessica H. Diamond
Brian A. Dilallo
Patrick J. Doak
Samuel G. Dodd
Colby G. Donaldson
Hannah C. Dornberg
Christopher E. Downs
Charli N. Dragul
Rylan J. Duarte
Audrey E. Dwinnell
Harshil Dwivedi
Olivia K. Dyer
Julia R. Eigner
Alexander J. Engel
Enkhjin Enkhsaikhan
Travis J. Erb
Kyle R. Ericson
Elise B. Eschholz
Yashna A. Eswaran
Tanner L. Evans
Sadaf Farahmandifard
Kaitlyn R. Fast
Maxwell M. Fischer
Adam C. Fisher
Michael J. Fisher
Samantha A. Fleischmann
Charlsie C. Fowler
Molly M. Freyschlag
Lindsey L. Froese
Alisa Gautam
Anna M. Gibala
Kimberly A. Gilbertson
Kaylene M. Gillis
Emma R. Gitomer
Matthew B. Goettelman
Jack C. Gordon
Raegan R. Green
Jenny H. Greenwald
Matthew S. Gross
Hannah E. Haddock
Curtis H. Halle
John N. Hallmark
Ashley N. Hamm
Elena G. Hansen
Jordan D. Harkrider
Andrew P. Harmon
Jennifer Harmon
Mason A. Harms
Erika D. Harper
Evin B. Harris
Emily K. Hatton
Schyler R. Hawkins
Luke Z. Heaton
Tayler A. Heintz
Sarah B. Hellman
Parker A. Helm
Cameron R. Heppe
Mckenna M. Hester
Alison K. Hinojosa
Joseph R. Hoffarth
Olivia A. Hogan
Ashley J. Hollins
John O. Holtestaul
Molly J. Hootstein
JoAnn M. Hopko
Ethan C. Hubchik
Zachary J. Hueser
Adrian G. Hughes
Griffin J. Hughes
Marshall R. Hunger
Laura E. Ibbotson
Matthew W. Imhoff
Benjamin J. Jaffray
Aaron C. Jatana
Carson W. Jax
James G. Jax
Connor H. Jensen
Justin M. Jeronimus
Dana R. Jorgensen
Nora M. Julander
Elena G. Kalahar
Lauren E. Kalan
Ann V. Kane
Ethan M. Kang
Isha Kanu
Joshua P. Kaplan
Margaret Greta M. Karisny
Pierce T. Kassmeier
Neelan C. Keane
Erin R. Keith
Isabella B. Kent
Michelle Khuu
Brian P. Kidd
Ye Eun H. Kim
Evan H. Knowles
Dong Hyun Ko
Lydia H. Ko
Nadezhda Kolpakova
Audrey L. Konvalin
Emma Koob
Robert E. Korbel
Marija K. Kovalenko
Dominika Kovar
Alexander M. Kruk
Dominick L. Kuljis
Tushar Kumar
Kana Kurokawa
Leya M. Kutzer
Gretta A. Lacouture
Brian D. Ladd
Molly J. Lagon
Lindsay P. Lake
Paige C. Langley
Bryn E. Larson
Chiana Li Q. Larson
Bryn A. Lasley
Heassam N. Lavassani
Ivy Y. Lee
Ju-Ri Lee
Kara A. Lee
Kelsey C. Lee
Seunghoo Lee
Shinwoo Lee
Nathan M. Leibowitz
Liat Lieberman
Andrew H. Lim
Ryan M. Livermore
Lynne M. Lucas
Brittany D. Lucero
Makayla M. Lucero
Jane C. Lynch
Wen H. Ma
Denice L. Maccani
Torben J. Maccarter
Parker D. Mack
Anna M. Mager
Abbey R. Maloney
Amber M. Mares
Caroline E. Martin
Megan L. Martin
Magena R. Marzonie
Alexander R. Mason
Bronte K. Mason
Ellen H. Mayer
Holden J. McComb
Riley K. McCormick
Avalon J. Mcfarland
Shannon B. McInis
Ryan M. McManus
Mariana I. Mendoza Velarde
Alexander J. Mendoza
Heather L. Merkle
Daniel M. Merkulovich
Jake J. Miller
Ryan J. Miller
Zachary A. Miller
Alexander R. Millett
Antony M. Moldavin
Carrie P. Monroe
Gailyn O. Monroe
Joon H. Moon
David N. Moore
Yuki Mori
Thomas G. Morrison
Scott T. Morton
Kathryn E. Mullen
Michelle S. Mullineaux
Hyo Eum Mun
Cathlin P. Murphy
Rachel A. Murray
Joshua R. Musler
Jessica C. Myers
Kane C. Namey
Micaela B. Negreann
Mekena E. Nelson
Alexandra B. Neuens
Peter B. Nielsen
Samantha A. O Meara
Kathryn E. O Rourke
Richard Ofosuhene
Sergy Olkowski
Shannon E. O’Neill
Essence A. Ortiz-LaNeir
Fallon K. Osterberg
Mary E. Owsley
Benjamin P. Paddor
Timothy E. Pak
Xiyu Pan
Venetia I. Papadeas
Margaret R. Parker
Griffin J. Parr
Melanie J. Pavel
Joseph R. Paxton
Jade I. Peterson
Molly J. Peterson
John C. Philpott
Jason G. Pickett
Jordan L. Pinelli
Andrew J. Plum
Vansh V. Prabhu
Phillip T. Prager
Sanjana Puskoor
Samuel S. Raben
Kyra A. Radtke
Caroline E. Raeder
Harrison J. Ratkai
Holly A. Ratner
First Semester 2011-2012 Honor Roll
Madison H. Rau
Karthik S. Ravichandran
Zachary S. Reasoner
Christian C. Rebhun
Adam E. Reckard
Trevor M. Reece
Alexander M. Reed
Christopher L. Reichman
Erin P. Reilly
Nicholas W. Renninger
Samuel I. Rheins
Andrew C. Ricca
Lindsey G. Rindal
Matthew B. Rindal
Lindsey J. Ripley
Carly A. Romig
Mckenna L. Rosas
Thomas P. Roumier
Brittany N. Roy
Jason P. Ryan
Ashley M. Ryll
Dmytro V. Ryzhkov
Dylan Saeed
Jordyn B. Sailers
Kathryn L. Sanek
Arielle N. Scena Shifrin
Kyle D. Schaffer
Rachael K. Scheper
Stephanie T. Schiff
Andrew J. Schneeweis
Isabel M. Schwartz
John C. Schweitzer
Ryan A. Searle
Anna E. Serio
Lee Setty
Adam E. Shafer
Daniel J. Sherman
Bailey A. Sherwood
Wade F. Sherwood
Sara E. Sickels
Tristan A. Siddle
Elizabeth I. Sihombing
Lael B. Siler
Daniel A. Siqueiros
Mckenzie B. Smith
Tristan P. Snellgrove
Madison A. Snyder
Natalia K. Speer
Kurt M. Spitzer
Daniel R. Sprague
Laura C. Stamatoiu
Justin T. Stasio
Hannah S. Stauffer
Mason D. Stillman
Stephanie N. Sullan
Lauren N. Sullivan
Cameron D. Summers
Sydney M. Summers
Calvin T. Sun
Griffin M. Sutherland
Caitlin A. Sweeney
Amanda M. Tadla
Natasha T. Tagliani
Marianna T. Tamayo
Christopher L. Taylor
Forrest W. Taylor
Noah M. Taylor
Ryan N. Taylor
Thomas P. Terraz
Hannah K. Teschler
Wade H. Testa
Chloe R. Theobald
Claire A. Theodorescu
Rohan Tipnis
Johnathan E. Tolmich
Erika M. Torvik
Jonathan R. Treihaft
Dulguun Tsend Ayush
Bruce T. Tsumura
Alexander D. Turner
Taylor L. Tuteur
Arianna L. Uhrmacher
Nicole A. Valiga
Rachel P. Valls
Nicholas R. Vander Stel
Mara K. Vinnik
Karthik K. Vishwamitra
Robin A. Voegtle
Konor N. Von Kraut
James R. Wagner
Joshua R. Walker
Jacob H. Wallace
Robert W. Walter
Alexandra Savan K. Waltman
Sadie Louise S. Waltrip
Joyce Chiao Y. Wang
Morgan N. Ward
Christopher V. Watson
Kylie A. Watson
Delaina M. Weinroth
Justin A. Weiss
Olivia J. White
Kayla R. Wiggin
Krystal N. Williams
Ryan E. Williams
Natalya M. Winkler
Lucy C. Winslow
Mikayla S. Wolk
Joseph D. Woodard
Kelli R. Woodman
Michael P. Wrigley
Henry A. Wurzer
Kelsey A. Yallop
Cindy Yan
Glenna E. Yancey
Madison B. Yarbrough
Isaias K. Yetemegn
Libby C. Yi
Jane Yoon
Zachary S. Yoshioka
Jacob N. Zall
Mykala E. Zeigler
Anastasia Z. Zhivotov
Daniel Y. Zhou
Brian A. Zuber
NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS ANNOUNCED
Congratulations to the 25 Cherry Creek High School
seniors who were named Finalists in the
National Merit Scholarship Competition:
Katherine Armstrong Samantha M. Kagan
Erik Berg
Tae H. Kim
Matthew R. Blumberg Alison N. Marsh
Erica M. Bolton
Katie M. McGee
Izaak T. Branch
Claire D. O’Connell
Stephen Y. Chen
Benjamin J. Ribovich
Howard H. Clark
Tasha L. Schoenstein
Sanjay Derbyshire
Diane E. Schulze
Robert J. Herbst
Ari S. Tandler
Rachel Hoffman
Lindsey C. Weber
Kyler Hu
Matthew Y. Westfall
Walter B. Idlet
Bruce C. Zheng
Daniel L. Zheng
NATIONAL HISPANIC RECOGNITION SCHOLARS
Alexander Baez
Andres Diaz
Jose Di Paola
Esteban Fajardo
PARTICIPANTS IN NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLAR PROGRAM
George Beals
Shelby Thomas (Semifinalist)
CAUSE
AN EFFECT
ONE RESPONSIBLY RAISED
BURRITO AT A TIME
Make dinner a selfless act by joining us for a fundraiser
Tuesday, March 20th 4:00pm - 8:00pm
at Chipotle on Belleview & Ulster.
Bring in this flyer and 50% of the proceeds to benefit
Cherry Creek Speech and Debate Team.
GOURMET BURRITOS AND TACOS
We want to invite the entire Creek Community to help support Cherry Creek Girls Lacrosse by
treating their families to lunch, and/or dinner at the following establishments (dates and times
listed). Each one of these restaurants has dedicated one night (or an entire day and night), over the next
four months to help benefit the Cherry Creek Girls Lacrosse Program. The donations will range from
15 - 24% of what you spend. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy a meal out, and contribute to the
success of Cherry Creek Girls Lacrosse.
Thank you for supporting our program!
March 15th – Lil’ Ricci’s – 11 a.m.-9 p.m. – 15% donation of amount of purchase
5322 DTC Blvd, Greenwood Village, CO; 303-337-6591
April 11th – Pasquini’s – 1- 9 p.m. – 20% donation of amount of purchase
8101 East Belleview Avenue. Denver, CO; 303-282-4709
May 2nd – Bam Bu – ALL DAY 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. – 24% donation of amount of purchase
5332 DTC Blvd, Greenwood Village, CO; 303-220-1430
All restaurants requested you show a flyer, text message or facebook announcement, but if
you simply say you are there for Cherry Creek Girls Lacrosse they will count your
purchase towards the donated amount!
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DTC Blvd • Village Plaza • Greenwood Village, CO 80111
303.337.6591
Half of teens (50%) expressed an interest in learning more about money. 70% wanted to learn more
about financing for large purchases such as a car or home. **
Top 3 Majors at Colorado Universities *
University of Colorado
1. Business/Marketing: 15%
2. Social Sciences: 15%
3. Biology: 11%
Colorado State University
1. Business/Marketing: 14%
2. Family and Consumer
Sciences: 9%
3. Biology: 8%
Metropolitan State College
1. Business/Marketing: 21%
2. Interdisciplinary
Studies: 10%
3. English: 8%
Business Department Classes Offered at CCHS:
Accounting 1 & 2
Advanced Computer Apps
Business Law 1 & 2
Business & Personal Finance
Child Development
Computer Applications
Contemporary Relationships
Fashion/Interiors/Culinary Design
Foods & Nutrition
Interior Design 1: Residential
Interior Design 2: Commercial
Introduction to Business
Marketing 1 & 2
Yearbook
Along with these classes, the CCHS Business Department
offers the following co-curricular clubs:
An Association of Marketing Students
Largest club at CCHS (240 members with 30 elected
leadership positions)
 One of the most highly-recognized programs in the US
Community service and social event emphasis (over 25 events last year)
Competitions involving areas such as management, entrepreneurship, and promotion
in Beaver Creek, Colorado Springs, Glenwood Springs, and at Nationals each year
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Thousands of students across the nation are joining
Future Business Leaders of America! FBLA is the premier
organization for students preparing for careers in business and the
largest student business organization in the world with a quarter of
a million members. FBLA prepares students for "real-world"
professional experiences. Members gain the competitive edge for
college and career success.
FCCLA is the ultimate leadership experience, focusing on
aspects such as character development and career preparation. FCCLA
has a national membership of nearly 220,000 young men and
women. FCCLA has nine national programs which focus on current
issues such as the recent financial downturn, school violence,
childhood obesity, and the shortage of skilled workers. In their competitions, students
learn cooperative action and leadership skills through projects they present at the district,
state, and national levels.
For more information please call/email: Mike Goodman 720-554-2448
[email protected]
* From: www.collegeboard.com
** [Capital One, Capital One’s Annual Survey Finds Parents Plan More Back-to-School Shopping Cutbacks This
Year, August 11, 2009, http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=70667&p=irolnewsArticle&ID=1320569&highlight]
*** [Charles Schwab and Lieberman Research Worldwide, Young Adults & Money Survey, January 2009, http://
www.schwabmoneywise.com/views/families-and-money/young-adults-and-money/index.php]
64% say financial fitness is more important than physical fitness, and the majority (51%) believe that
financial education in school, grades K-12, is more important than both physical education (31%)
and sex education (18%) combined. ***
CCHS Business Department
CCHS Business Department
College Credit Classes
You can receive COLLEGE CREDIT that is transferable to
Colorado Universities and other universities at
no tuition cost to you!
(Transferability of the credit is up to the accepting institution)
For more info please contact Mike Goodman at 720-554-2448 or [email protected]
Take Marketing 1 then Marketing 2 and
receive CCHS credits and receive 3
college credits at Arapahoe Community
Take Business Law 1 and receive CCHS
College*
credits and receive 3 college credits from
Arapahoe Community College.*
Take Accounting 1 then Accounting 2
and receive CCHS credits and receive 4 Take Computer Applications and receive
college credits from Arapahoe
CCHS credits and receive 3 college
Community College.*
credits from Arapahoe Community
College.*
Take Business and Personal Finance and
No tuition costs if you apply for College
receive CCHS credits and receive 3
Opportunity Fund!
college credits from Arapahoe
*Must earn a C or better
Community College.*
“Career Technical Education is the „gold standard’ for 21st Century Learning and Success. As we develop an
economy increasingly rooted in „gold-collar’ careers, Career Technical Education engages students in the
meaning of learning and starts them - very practically - on their individual pathways to success.”
Gully Stanford - Director; College In Colorado
The Business Department at Cherry Creek High School also offers
three different college scholarships, including:
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Dave Kinsey Memorial Scholarship awarded to the Outstanding Senior Business
Student
Three DECA scholarships awarded to Top 3 outstanding DECA students
Business Department scholarships awarded by Arapahoe Credit Union
Must be enrolled in Business Department classes to apply for above scholarships
NOTIFICATION OF NONDISCRIMINATION
The Cherry Creek School District No. 5 does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in admission to its programs, services, or activities, in access
to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations. The Cherry Creek School District No. 5 Career and Technical Education Department does not discriminate in enrollment or access to any of the programs available. The lack of English language skills shall not be a barrier to admission or participation in the district’s activities and programs. The Cherry
Creek School District also does not discriminate in its hiring or employment practices.
This notice is provided as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Questions, complaints, or requests for additional information regarding these laws may be forwarded to the designated compliance coordinator: Ms. Kathryn Vining, District Compliance Officer, Educational Services Center, 4700 S. Yosemite St. Greenwood Village, CO 80111, or directly to the
U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, Region VIII, Federal Office Building, North 1244 Speer Blvd., Suite #310, Denver, CO 80204.
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Special Education Advisory Committee
SEAC is a parent group whose purpose is to strengthen partnerships between parents, the school district and community agencies.
March 15, 2012 – 6:00 p.m.
Cathy Lines, Author of The Power of Family School Partnering
April 19, 2012 – 9:30 a.m.
Mary Chesley
May 31, 2012 - 6:00 p.m.
Golden Heart Awards
At the Educational Services Center, 4700 South Yosemite Street, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
For more information please call Debbie At 720-554-4490 or e-mail [email protected]
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
9:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.
Family Dynamics: “When One Child Requires More
Time & Energy”
Laura Ayres is a former teacher, a CCSD parent, a Parent Connector for PEAK
Parent Center, the parent training and information center for the State of CO,
and the co-chair of SEAC (Special Ed Advisory Committee) for the Cherry Creek School District.
Laura and her husband, Brad, have one son in college and another who is in 9th grade. She
understands the dynamics that affect families when one child has needs that require additional parenting energy
and time, whether its learning disabilities, behavioral issues, strong personality traits, or other
concerns that take special attention. To quote Laura,”I am not famous, I have not written any books, but I
have learned a lot about raising a child with a disability, and one without, and how to advocate for children in any
situation”.
Presentations are held the first Tuesday of each month and FREE
Held at the Student Achievement Resource Center (SARC).
14188 Briarwood Avenue, Centennial, south of Arapahoe Rd., between Potomac and Jordan
Come at 9:00 a.m. for refreshments and networking
For further information go to: www.PINccsd.org.
Michael Gurian
May 1, 2012 ~ Annual PIN Brunch
Michael Gurian NY Times Bestselling Author
Mr. Gurian’s titles include: The Wonder of Boys, The Wonder
of Girls, Boys and Girls Learn Differently, Leadership and the
Sexes
Michael Gurian is a passionate advocate for all children
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Annual PIN Brunch on
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
“Pellentesque eget
mauris et magna
sollicitudin lacinia.
Duis lectus?”
Our Sponsors Include
CAP - Community
Asset Project
Cherry Creek Presbyterian
Church
Community Life Center
10000 E. Belleview Ave.
Englewood, CO 80111
8:45 a.m. Brunch
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Program and Keynote
Speaker
Babysitting available on-site
For further information and to RSVP please go to
PINccsd.org
Or email [email protected]
Please support our sponsors and
thank them for their support
Cherry Creek Community Legislative Network
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Day at the Capitol
March 20, 2012
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New Date!
Members of the Cherry Creek Community Legislative
Network invite parents, teachers, administrators, and
community members to participate in our annual Day
at the Capitol.
8:30 AM
Bus leaves ESC parking lot (southeast corner of Yosemite St. and
Union Ave.) for the Capitol Building. Riding the bus is optional.
We encourage riding the bus because parking is limited.
9:00 AM Meet in Old Supreme Court Chamber, 2nd floor of the Capitol, for
a guest speaker.
11:30 AM Legislators will join us for lunch to answer our questions. Lunch
will be served across the street from the Capitol at the First
Baptist Church of Denver, 1373 Grant St.
1:00 PM
Bus departs for the return trip to ESC parking lot.
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Day at the Capitol Reservation Form
Please complete this form and mail it with your $10 payment by March 13 to:
Rita Gomez
7978 S. Clayton Circle
Centennial, CO 80122
Name_________________________________ Phone_____________________
Address __________________________________________________________
Email_____________________________________________________________
No. of Registrations _______ Amount enclosed @ $10 /person _________
*Make checks payable to CCCLN (Cherry Creek Community Legislative Network)
For more information please call Mariellen Guerra 303-549-5627
Bad Weather Alert: CCCLN follows Cherry Creek Schools snow emergency policy. If schools
close, the event is cancelled.
How Safe Is Your Daughter?
• Is she aware of real life dangers?
• Is she educated in the area of personal safety?
• Can she effectively defend herself?
SAFE CHICKS
Personal Safety Training
For High School Girls
Coming to Cherry Creek High School
Saturday, April 21, 9:30 – 1:00 Cherry Creek Pres. Church
We educate girls to be proactive in the avoidance
and prevention of physical harm
“I learned that I have the ability to defend
myself and now feel ready for college.” Anna
“I feel more confident and safe!” Nicole
“Now I know to always go places with
other people and to avoid unsafe
situations in the first place.” Beth
“The most important thing is to be aware
of your surroundings.” Brittany
Special group fee, $30 per person
This class is essential for Senior Girls!
Mothers and older sisters are welcome to join. Space is limited
To sign up, please email or call Anne Diamond, [email protected] or 303-639-1137
SAFE CHICKS®
www.safechicks.org
[email protected]
303-639-1137
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Jill Henden
Cherry Creek Schools Foundation
720-554-4409
Outdoorsman, Survivor, Aron Ralston to speak at
Cherry Creek Schools Foundation Luncheon
Just a decade after he graduated from Cherry Creek High School, Aron Ralston came face to face with
death. Alone in a Utah canyon, his right arm crushed and pinned by an 800 pound boulder, Ralston
somehow found the will to live. He will share his remarkable story of survival at the 18th Annual
Cherry Creek Schools Foundation Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, March
15, at the Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center, 7800 E. Tufts Ave. Individual tickets are $100 and
may be purchased online at www.blacktie-colorado.com/rsvp. Enter event code CCSF315.
The theme of this year’s luncheon is “Mastering Excellence in Education.” As a student at Cherry
Creek High School, Ralston participated in National Honor Society, Model United Nations, Jazz Band
and lacrosse. After his graduation in 1993, he attended Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, where he earned degrees in mechanical engineering and French, as well as a minor in
piano. He then worked as a mechanical engineer for Intel, before giving up his job to pursue his
passion for the great outdoors. Ralston documented his near-death experience in his best-selling
autobiography “Between a Rock and a Hard Place” which was adapted for the 2010 Oscar nominated
film “127 Hours” directed by Danny Boyle and starring James Franco.
“We are honored to have Aron Ralston share his compelling and inspiring story with the Cherry Creek
Schools community,” said Foundation Board Chairperson Michele Beserra.
Slam poet Jovan Mays, a graduate of Smoky Hill High School, and students from Fox Hollow
Elementary will also perform at the luncheon, which is presented by the Cherry Creek Schools
Foundation and sponsored by EKS&H, 1ST Bank and tw telecom. The luncheon benefits the Cherry
Creek School District and its 50,000 students.
Three students will receive special scholarships during the luncheon:
 Two students will receive the AVID Giving Generation Scholarship, which recognizes
exceptional AVID students. AVID, or Advancement Via Individual Determination, is a
program that prepares students, especially those in the academic middle, for college eligibility
and success.
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One student will receive the Monte C. Moses Future Educator Scholarship, which is
awarded annually to a student who plans to study education in college and pursue a career in
teaching. The scholarship is presented in honor of former Cherry Creek Schools
Superintendent Monte Moses, who was the 2005 National Superintendent of the Year.
During the luncheon, the Cherry Creek Schools Foundation will also honor district and community
members for their support of excellence in education:
 Julie Mork will be recognized as the Foundation’s 2012 Champions of Education Honoree
for her long-time service and dedication to Cherry Creek Schools and public education. She is
the managing director of Energy Corporation of America Foundation, Inc., a private foundation
focusing on youth and education. Mork also served on the Cherry Creek Schools Foundation
Board for six years.
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Mark Overmeyer will be recognized as the 2012 Catherine Canny Award Honoree. He has
23 years of teaching experience as a classroom teacher in grades two through six, a special
education and Title I teacher, and a coordinator for gifted programming, all in the Cherry Creek
School District.
In the past 17 years, the Cherry Creek Schools Foundation has raised and distributed more than $7
million dollars to support programs that impact student achievement and benefit students and teachers
throughout the Cherry Creek School District. For more information about the Foundation or the
Foundation Luncheon, call 720-554-4409 or visit www.ccsdfoundation.org.
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Don’t miss the 3rd annual Family Wellness Summit!
Saturday, April 14th at Grandview High School
Open House from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Free for all CCSD families and community members of all ages
Interactive activities that promote lifelong health
Relay races for individuals or teams – win prizes!
Demonstrations and educational booths
Free food sampling
Entertainment from schools across CCSD
9Health Fair with free and low-cost screenings from 7 a.m.-noon (go to 9healthfair.org to pre-register or to volunteer)
For more information for attendees or to volunteer
visit www.assetsconnect.org
Need Fundraising Ideas?
Join Us for Cherry Creek Schools Parents’ Council
Vendors
Expo
Are you looking for new, simple and successful activities
and fundraising projects for your PTO/PTCO, school club,
organization or sports team?
Plan to attend the Cherry Creek Schools Parents’ Council
Vendors Expo to learn first-hand about fun, innovative and
proven activities and fundraising projects. Dozens of vendors will
be on hand to explain how they can help your organization meet its
fundraising goals.
The Cherry Creek Schools Vendors Expo has
no admission fee and is open to the public.
Mark your calendar!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 – 9 am to 1 pm
Cherry Creek Schools Instructional Support Facility
5416 South Riviera Way, Centennial, CO 80015
(next to Thunder Ridge Middle School)
Sponsored by the Cherry Creek Schools Parents’ Council
For more information visit www.parentscouncil.net or email [email protected].
What can CCSD help you with?
 Answer questions and determine if you qualify
 Sit down for a one on one appointment
 Share additional resources that may be available
You can now apply online for M edicaid/ CHP+ !
 The State of Colorado recently launched the
PEAK website. (Program Eligibility and
Application Kit)
 It is an online service for residents to screen
themselves and apply for medical, food and cash
assistance programs. You can also report any
income or address changes on the site.
N ew CHP+ Income Guidelines for 2012
Family
Size
M onthly
Weekly
Hourly
1
$ 2 ,2 6 9
$525
$13
2
$ 3 ,0 6 5
$708
$17
3
$ 3 ,8 6 1
$892
$22
4
$ 4 ,6 5 7
$ 1 ,0 7 6
$26
5
$ 5 ,4 5 3
$ 1 ,2 6 0
$31
6
$ 6 ,2 4 8
$ 1 ,4 4 3
$36
For more information regarding the site go to
https://peak.state.co.us/selfservice/
Scan the Q R code with your smart
phone to access additional information.
Call or Email Clinton Whatley (Outreach and Enrollment Specialist) with questions or to schedule an appointment
(720)554-5063-Office or (720)775-8332-Cell
[email protected]
Save The Date!
You’re invited to the 2012 Wendy DeBell Exceptional Volunteer
Awards Celebration, honoring outstanding volunteers from every school
in the Cherry Creek School District.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
5:30 to 9 p.m.
Hyatt Regency Denver Tech Center
7800 East Tufts Avenue
5:30 p.m. – Reception and Cash Bar
6:30 p.m. – Dinner
Reserved Seating, $35 Per Person
Complimentary parking in the Hyatt garage
Reservation forms will be available soon!
SUMMER CAMPS
CREEK CAFÉ DEBIT CARD PROGRAM
The Summer Camp Brochure will be available in
mid-April at:
www.cherrycreekschools.org/athleticsactivities/summercamps
The Creek Café is located in the West Building of CCHS.
The Cafe offers students the opportunity to use their
student ID cards as pre-paid debit cards. Students can
bring cash or a check to the Café to load money on their
school ID. Any amount, not less than $25.00, can be loaded.
Checks should be made payable to ‘CCHS’ AND in the
‘memo’ section write student’s name and school ID number, which is located on their picture ID card.
NOTE: MONEY LOADED ON THE PRE-PAID ON-LINE
SERVICE (PAY PAM) IS NOT REDEEMABLE IN THE
CREEK CAFÉ.
When making a purchase, students present their school ID
to a cashier, the amount of purchase is debited from the
amount loaded on their card. Students MUST present
school ID for Creek Cafe purchases. They will receive a
printed cash register receipt indicating how much money
remains on the card. Students do not get a separate ID or
PIN # for purchases. Any amount remaining at the end of
the year will remain for subsequent years’ use.
Calendar
At this time of
year we begin
to receive calls
about Cherry
Creek’s “senior
trip” to Mexico –
and other warm
places – for
spring break.
Cherry Creek
High School DOES NOT
sanction or promote these trips! They
ARE NOT sponsored by the school. If
you have questions, please call us.
March
April
1
Wish Week Talent Show, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
2
Wish Week Pep Assembly, S. Gym, 1:58-2:50 pm
6
PIN Mtg. & Speaker, SARC, 9:15-11:15 am
6-8
TCAP Tests (formerly CSAP)
9
PTCO Mtg., FA Foyer, 9:15 am
10SAT
14-17 Spring Musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, FA Theater, 7 pm
15
Girls’ LAX fundraiser, Lil’ Ricci’s, 11 am-9 pm
Special Ed. Mtg., ESC Bldg., 6:00 pm
17
CCSD Destination ImagiNation Tourn., Cherokee Trails HS
18-20 Poms try-outs, 3:30-5:30 pm
19
Author Visit: Michelle Madow, Library, 8-11 am & 1-2 pm
Academic Awards, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
20
CCCLN “Day at the Capitol”, 8:30 am-1:00 pm
Accountablility Mtg., West Main Office, 5-6:30 pm
Speech/Debate fundraiser at Chipotle, 4:00-8:00 pm
Jazz Band & Choir Concert, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
21
Principal’s Brown Bag, West Main Office, 11:30 am
Orchestra Concert, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
22
Band Concert, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
23
Graduation Performer sign-ups end
3
PIN Mtg. & Speaker, SARC, 9:15 am-11:15 am
3-6
Cheerleader try-outs, 3:30-5:30 pm
9-13
National Library Week
10-11 Graduation Performer Auditions, FA 643, 3:15-6:00 pm
11
Girls’ LAX fundraiser, Pasquini’s, 1-9 pm
12
PTCO Mtg., FA Foyer, 9:00 am
12-14 All State Band
Student directed Full Lengths, Lab Theater, 7:00 pm
14ACT
CCSD Wellness Summit, Grandview HS, 8:00 am-1:00 pm
16
Senior Assembly, Katie Koestner, FA Theater, 3rd period
16-20 Teen Awareness Week
17
Accountablility Mtg., West Main Office, 5-6:30 pm
Senior Recital, FA Theater, 7:00 pm
18
Principal’s Brown Bag, West Main Office, 11:30 am
NHS Induction Ceremony, FA Theater, 6:30 pm
19
Special Ed. Mtg., ESC Bldg., 9:30 am
West Area Art Show, FA Bldg., 5:30-7:30 pm
19-20 Student directed Full Lengths, Lab Theater, 7:00 pm
22-24 State FBLA Conference
24
ACT for Juniors, East & IC Bldgs., 1st-4th periods
State Band Festival, CSU
26-30 Spring Break
SARC is the CCSD Student Achievement Resource
Center located at 14188 E. Briarwood Ave., Centennial, 80112,
south ofArapahoe Rd. between Jordan & Potomoc Roads.