December 2010 - Academy Publishing, Inc.

december 2010
Volume 9 Issue 1
For the Parents, Students, Staff, and Community of Meadowbrook Middle School
Mission
The mission of Meadowbrook Middle
School is to provide a safe environment
in which high academic performance is
encouraged and nurtured with parental
and community involvement enabling
students to become highly competitive
in today’s global arena.
Administration
Principal
Mr. Johnny Nash
Assistant Principals
Mrs. Arnetta Heidelberg
Mr. Thomas Soli
Administrative Deans
Mr. Thaddeus Jackson 6th
Mr. Anthony Serianni 7th
Mrs. La’Tanya Wilson 8th
Instructional
Leadership
Principal’s Message
Greetings Meadowbrook Middle School Family,
I am Johnny Nash, the proud principal of Meadowbrook
Middle School. As the new principal, it is my goal to maintain
the high academic standards currently in place and prepare
our students to compete on a global scale. I strongly believe in
the quote “It takes a village to raise a child.” I will use this
principle to maintain a positive environment for both students
and staff and bridge the gap between the school and community.
I also want to have ongoing collaborative discussions with my
peers and community members regarding student achievement.
I am also dedicated to high ideals for student development and
committed to making a difference through service and modeling
positive behavior. I have an obligation to do everything in my power to help students create and achieve
their dreams; just as so many have done for me. Thank you for allowing us to serve your children!!
Sincerely,
Johnny Nash, Principal
Literacy Coach
Mrs. Marilyne C. Ross
Mensaje de la Principal
Math Coach
Ms. Tonya Burns
Saludos a nuestras familias de Meadowbrook Middle School,
Mi nombre es Johnny Nash, y me siento muy orgulloso de ser el principal de Meadowbrook
Middle School. Como administrador, mi meta es mantener un alto nivel académico y así poder
preparar a nuestros estudiantes para que sean competentes a una escala global. Yo creo firmemente
en la frase “ Se necesita una comunidad entera para educar a un niño/a.” Es através de esta frase
que deseo mantener un ambiente positivo tanto para nuestros estudiantes, como tambien para todos
los que laboramos en este plantel escolar. Tambien deseo mantener las vías de comunicación abiertas
con mis colegas y miembros de la comunidad respecto al avance académico de nuestros estudiantes.
Tengo expectativas altas para el desarrollo de nuestra escuela y estoy comprometido a hacer la
diferencia através de mis servicios, modelando un comportamiento apropiado, y positivo. Así como
otros lo hicieron por mí, tengo la responsabilidad de hacer todo lo que esté a mi alcance para audit a
los estudiantes a alcanzar sus metas. Gracias por permitirnos educar a sus hijos.
Copy Editor
Mrs. Shelia Adams
SAFE Coordinator
Mr. Anthony Williams
Resource Teacher/SES
Mrs. Mary Hall
Office Hours
9:30 am-3:50 pm
Student School Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:
8:30 a.m. - 3:50 p.m.
Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. - 2:50 p.m.
Telephone: 407-296-5130
Sinceramente,
Johnny Nash, Principal
“Pursuing Excellence”
MMS
Guidance
Ms. Auntradenia Young, 6th Grade
Ext. 2237
Ms. Desiree Jordans, 7th Grade
Ext. 2247
Ms. Robin Hundley, 8th Grade
Ext. 2266
Title I Parent
Involvement Plan
The MMS Title I Parent Involvement Plan is
available by request in the main office.
Visitors &
Non-School Personnel
The School Board of Orange County requires
all visitors, parents, and non-school personnel to
report to the main office upon entering the campus
to secure a visitor’s pass. Students are not allowed
to bring friends to school as visitors.
Emergency Information
If there are any changes in your address, phone
number, and/or emergency information, please
contact your child’s grade level office. For your
child’s safety, this information MUST be current.
Mustangs Make Strides Against Breast Cancer
On Saturday, October 23rd, 13 Mustangs faculty and staff represented their friends and loved ones who have
battled cancer in the American Cancer Society’s annual “Making Strides for Breast Cancer” walk. The team,
dubbed “Mustangs for Life,” raised over $80 for the charity in the three mile walk which took place at 7 am at
Lake Eola in downtown Orlando. The participants were: Leah “The Accelerator” Williams, Jacinta “Jaguar”
Tibbs, Andreaus ” ASAP” Williams, LaTanya “Wildfire” Wilson, Sonya “Supersonic” Rackard, Towanna
“Lynx” Love, Naomi “Breakneck” Dorsett, Sara “Storm” Johnson, Kyra “Swift” Soriano-Ridgeway, Erika
“Express ” Bynes, Taqueasia “ Hypersonic” Hall, LaTanya “The Swarm” Strickland (Eagles Nest Elementary),
and Joseph “Dash” Dancy.
This wasn’t the group’s first time to join the fight against cancer. Last year the Mustangs for Life team raised
$100 to the Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk.
Medication
If your child is taking medication that must
be administered at school, you must personally
bring it to the clinic. You will be provided with
authorization forms and receive assistance in
completing them. All medication must be in the
original container and have a label affixed by the
physician or pharmacy that shows the child’s name,
dosage, and the schedule for administration.
Parent Conferences
Parent/Teacher conferences will be held on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. To schedule a conference,
please contact the appropriate grade level office.
“The Meadowbrook Messenger”
December 2010
Published Three Times Per Year
Meadowbrook Middle School
6000 North Lane
Orlando, FL 32808
Issue # 1
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Meadowbrook’s Uniform
Expectations
Guidelines for Students:
Khaki, black, or white colors to the bottom. Black
leggings or tights are not permitted as uniform.
Red, white or black solid polo (w/collars)
shirts. Red, white or black Meadowbrook
t-shirts to the top. (T-shirts MUST have a
Meadowbrook logo)
I.D. Badges must be worn and displayed above
the waist at all times.
You must be in 85% compliance all year long
to participate in extracurricular activities.
(Such as field trips, sports, social functions,
pep rallies, etc.)
2010-11 Brook’s Beliefs:
Be prepared and on time
Respect yourself, other people and property
Open-mindedness to the differences of others
Optimism about “Mustang Pride”
Keep learning first
Safety first, always walk
Meadowbrook Middle
School Dress Code Policy
Contributes to the health & safety of individuals,
promoting a positive educational environment, and
the undisrupted educational activities and processes
of the school.
1. Pants secured at waist w/belt
2. No holes/tears in clothing
3. No clothing advertising and/or displaying . . .
• alcohol/drugs
• obscene language
• sexual wordings/graphics
• gang paraphernalia
• tattoos
4. No bare midriffs
5. Comfortable, loose fitting clothing
6. No hats/caps, sunglasses,
scarves, bandanas, chains
(neck, pockets, belt hoops,
wallet), jewelry with sharp
object - ie. shark’s tooth
7. Hemlines must be mid-thigh
8. Shoes MUST be worn. No
thongs, cleats, backless shoes,
Heeley-shoes wth wheels
The Brook’s
Non-Negotiables
Respect YOURSELF
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Do only those things that will support a
successful and healthy future
Respect ASSOCIATES
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Treat associates with courtesy, justice, and
truthfulness
Respect PROPERTY
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The Brook’s Consequences
1st Offense:
2nd Offense:
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4th Offense:
5th Offense:
Arrive to school/class on time
No hats/hoods
Visible ID’s
Prepared with supplies & resources
Planner
Maintain 2.0 or better
Level I-II Mandatory Tutoring
Shirts tucked & belts worn
Contraband will be confiscated
No physical/verbal violence
Do not deface/graffiti any school, personal, or
associate’s property
Wear school colors daily, except Fridays
Athletic jerseys/short are unacceptable
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Teacher Warning
Parent Contact
2nd Teacher Warning
Parent Contact
30-Min Teacher Detention
(AM or PM—Teacher Choice)
60-Min Administrative Detention
OSS (no more than one
suspension to participate in
extra-curricular activities)
The Brook’s Rules
Dress Code: All shirts should be tucked in, pants
secured at the WAIST with a belt.
Hallway Traffic: Walk on the right side of the
hallway.
Tardies: A physician’s note is the only excuse
for being late. Late arrivals must stop by the
Attendance Office (Main Office-Room #118) to
receive a Admittance Pass to class. Late arrivals
will not be admitted into class without the
Admittance Pass from the Attendance Office.
No gum, eating or drinking in class or
hallways.
Follow classroom rules/procedures at all times.
Passes: Students must have a planner/pass to be
in the halls at all times.
ID’s: ID’s must be worn and visible (lanyard)
above the waist at all times.
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What’s Happening at
Your Library
New Extended Hours - We are happy to
announce extended hours for the Media Center!
Tuesdays & Thursdays the library is open until
6:00p.m. Students are encouraged to comein and do research for school projects, write
papers, complete homework assignments, or
read quietly.
• Book Fair This December - Our Scholastic
Book Fair is scheduled for Wednesday,
December 1st through Tuesday, December
7th. We invite you to our school to share in
this celebration of books and reading. Not only
does the Book Fair help raise funds to purchase
essential classroom and library resources, it
encourages reading among our students. In
addition, our Fair will have bestsellers that
adults will find interesting and useful.
• Parent’s Corner Coming Soon – Parents
very soon your child’s school library will
have books and resources available for you to
checkout. These resources will include books
on parenting and other tools that will help you
improve your child’s literacy skills.
Please contact me if you would like more
information about our library programs and events.
I look forward to seeing you at the Book Fair!
CJ Ivory
Library Media Specialist
2010-2011 Meadowbrook Clubs and Organizations
Club/Organization
Novelettes
Science Club
Math Club
National Jr. Honor Society
Step Team
Dance Club
Student Government
Boys to Men
Drama Club
Poetry/Literature Club
Beta Club
Debate/Mock Trial Club
Chess Club
FCA
Zuri
Sponsor
Ms. Mizzell-Bullock
Mr. Carrion/Mr. Olson-Moore
Ms. Davis
Ms. Tibbs
Ms. Green and Ms. Stephens
Ms. Hall and Ms. Stephens
Mr. Loyko
Dean Jackson
Mrs. Love
Mr. Swakcerd
Ms. Buggs, Ms. Robertson-Shepherd
Ms. Coleman, Ms. Adams
Ms. Griffith and Ms. Stillwell
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Love, Mr. Jacobs, Mr. Chamberlain
Ms. Bynes
Brain POP Available
At Home
Meadowbrook students and teachers now
have unlimited access to BrainPOP from school
and home. If you haven’t seen BrainPOP, please
do. It is a fun website, and will enhance student
understanding in all subject areas.
http://www.brainpop.com/
Username: ocpsfl
Password: meadowbrook
Mustang Chorus
Sings for the
Community
Members of the Meadowbrook
Chorus perform at Fresh Anointing
Family Worship Center October
Festival on October 30th. The group
has also displayed its talents this year at
Open House on September 28th.
6th Grade
Principal’s
List (1st Nine
Weeks)
Gaines, Treasure
Izquierdo, Amira M
Jones, Amber
Marten, Jaheisha A
Neff, Corey
Nicholas, Neillia M
Pierre Louis, Chelsea M
Semler, Summer J
Sykes Cole, Asia C
Warren, Denesia J
Williams, Aja
Stanio, Hope
Ayala, Leslie
Torres, Abdiel
6th Grade
Honor Roll (1st
Nine Weeks)
Ally, Sasha
Ashley, Deshiell L
Baker, Destiny
Baptiste, Eddy J
Barclay, Alexia
Bass, Jonathan D
Berry, Andrea
Binder, Kimani G
Blyden, Jason B JR
Boyd, Jaleel
Brown, Dante
Brown, Lechelle S
Bryant, Malik D
Burgos, Jordan B
Burke, Christopher O Jr
Bush, Alexis
Butler, Destiny
Campbell, Harold A
Cardona, Cyan
Chiles, Timothy V
Chisholm, Leon J
Cordova, Ceasar E
Cunningham, Jaekeria
Daniels, Demetrius
Davis, Jacari L
Davis, Jada D
Dawson, Gregory N
Deamus, Atrenique T
Dees, Timya A
Delorme, Francette
Diggs, Jasmine F
Douglas, Ariella C
Duncan, Jermaine
Edwards, Jahmeer
Ellis Welch, Zariyah N
Follins, Erica M
Ford, Timothy
Francis, Tytiana D
Fulmore, Janae
Gervil, Kesta
Gibbons, Tianne
Gordon, Paige L
Grant, Mario L JR
Green, Bruce E
Green, Devante L
Green, Joslyn A
Harris, Breaunna M
Harris, Decory D
Hill, Asiaanna A
James, Anoinette M
James, Tyra A
Jay, Tyler S
Johnson, Omari
Jones, Harmonee C
Jones, Julius J JR
Jordan, Zaniya
Joseph, Tenesha T
Kaiser, Corey J
Kemp, Dykare D
Labattaglia, Eryc J
Lampkin, Tanayia L
Landocque, Kenisha
Law, Tiyona N
Leslie, Megan R
Lockett, Jamie B
Lyle, Brandon L
Massey, Robert L
Maxime, Sarah B
May, Jabari S
Melton, Dajsha V
Middleton, Breanna A
Mighty, Jamar
Miller, Dasia R
Mitchell, James A II
Mohamed, Anisa
Mojica, Laylani N
Moorer, Kentral D
Muhammad, Jamilah
Muskin, Tynisha A
Naurang, Vinod
Nicholas, Patrick S JR
Norvelus, Nadine
Only, Timothy D
Owens, Ariana
Parker, Marquees D
Penson, Brandon L
Pereira, Derrick A
Reed, Quinlan I
Reed, Tearrice M
Reese, Elgen D JR
Rivas, Tajha L
Robinson, Frederick D
Rodriguez, Christian H
Rosa, Malik
Ruffin, Jelaycia
Russell, Jamal
Rutledge, Latravia A
Sagar, Isabel F
Sanchez, Carolann P
Sanders, Tyrese D
Scott, Cordell
Sheppard, Stefan
Smith, Cleveland
Smith, Iyanna
Smith, Ja’Von C
Smith, Jordan M
Smith, Meckeshia
Smith Blanchard, Julia L
Soudatt, Isaac
St. Jean, Nathan
Sullen, Shanice S
Swain, Nathaniel
Swain, Yahkirioth
Sylsaint, Kayla A
Taylor , Jazzi Q
Thomas, Briana
Thomas, Norrel
Thomas, Raquel
Urena, Alexis
Walwyn, Jada E
Williams, Cameron
Williams, Erik T
Williams, Jamehl
Williams, Jervaughen J
Williams, Majel
Williams, Sherita P
Williams, Tyrese
Wright, Aymion R
Wright, Imani
Yarbough, Jacqueline S
Zaman, Riaz
Augustin, Tabetha
Belizaire, Stanley N
Charles, Anne T
Damier, Farah
Danger, Junerva
Daseme, Ralph
Dejean, Herlande R
Deme, Sylvia
Dorson, Tchaney
Edouard, Nahamie
Josselin, Whitney
Ladouceur, Marckenson
Marc, Kate
Martial, Kernide
Merilien, Wales
Myrtil, Ginette
Prudent, Marcserne
Roseme, Bruana
Saint Armand, Madoche
Saintamour, Edgar
Sainte, Sandy B
Sergil, Aly
Simon, Nannette W
Stanio, Faith P
Alvarez Velasco, Evelmar
Ayala, Amneris
Burgos, Thalia M
Cisneros, Mary L
Cortes, Arturo
M Spanish
Cruz, Jennifer
Delgado-Torres, Shakira
Diaz-Rodriguez, Lionel
Garcia Lopez, Lizet
Jimeno, Jorge U
Laboy, Hugo L
Lopez, Sherley A
Perez, Jomar J
Salinas, Yazmin
Santiago, Luis J
Trejo, Gloria M
Zapatel, Sebastian A
Dang, Tony T
Nguyen, Taylor
7th Grade
Principal’s
List (1st Nine
Weeks)
Ashley Samson
7th Grade
Honor Roll (1st
Nine Weeks)
Edouard, Milcah
Joachim, Anneleila
Adams, Adolphus JR
Bach, Aalyah M
Bach, Alexis D
Becker, Robert N IV
Bell, Jedonn A
Bradsbery, Amelia S
Brown, Jessica M
Casimir, Geraldo JR
Castro, Sha-Asia
Clark, Cartavia L
Cohen, Keyana L
Cotton, Orhianna
Cross, Jon’Terria S
Dickson, Gerrame F
Drummond, Shakir K
Dugason, Nastassja P
Ellington, Jasmine M
Fitzgerald, Samaria J
Forbes, Marva S II
Francois, Alika
Glover, Ombre’
Goodman, Brianna
Graham, Anika
Granger, Devante R
Henry, Dejongh J
Desiree Jordan
Izquierdo, Mahasin I
Jackson, Acaia
Jones, Demitri C
Jones, Mary E
Jones, Michael D
Keaton, Gloria
F English
Lachmanaya, Samanta
Lackram, Anthony R
Llanos, Luz
F English
Mason, Tariq E
Mcfarlane, Naomi N
Morrow, Niqqi K
Myles, Jordan A
Narinesingh, Alana
Norman, Shaikwan B
Ortiz, Juan D
Patterson, Santrice
Render, Kianna
Robinson, Teirrah N
Rodriguez, Samuel A JR
Rogers, Artaries
Russell, Jeremy
Sagar, Brandon P
Sanders, Tyre A
Sierra, Christopher J
Smiley, Tressie
Stephens, Zaryia F
Meadowbrook Middle School
Stinson, Tityana J
Sykes Cole, Elisha M
Thermil, Rodchil L
Thom, Sadane
Thomas, Precious
Thompson, Harvey B
Tobie, Kelvina S
Upson, Ashley C
Vaval, Veronica P
Washington, Reantae M
Westfall, Christopher J
Williams, Kejuan M
Williams, Nekiesha
Williams, Tynasia R
Wilson, Robbi A
Yaw, Stafon
Belizaire, Noldy
Cinous, Rachelle
Delivrance, Brulancia
Etienne, Johnson
Georges, Manoucha D
Jean, Mary
Jean Charles, Dony
Joseph, Alex D
Mentor, Berline
Mistilien, Minaphtalie
Calderon, Maggi
Espinal, Liz
Munoz, Jose O
Ortega, Daniel
Rivera, Nathen
Rodriguez, Yesselyn L
Velez, Julia
Wills, Yerouk
Munson, Thairek J
Luong, Tai K
Nguyen, Anh Ngoc P
Pham, Thuong
Tran, Hannah N
8th Grade
Principal’s
List (1st Nine
Weeks)
Shayla Rhodes
8th Grade
Honor Roll
Report (1st
Nine Weeks)
Harewood, Kimberly
Marcelin, Dora G
Anderson, Aylesha
Bean, Ranecia
Boothe, Athena K
Bradley, Khalil T
Brown, Khadeja
Browne, Calixtus C
Caesar, Kwesi K
Chaiboub, Hassan R
Clarke, Joshua C
Clyne, Briana
Cortes, Justin L
Crooke, Anthony
Davis, Dzaira
Davis, Jalilah D
Dugason, Natalia E
Dugason, Nicolette G
Dunn, Deidre Ann
Edinboro, Chelsea A
Etienne, Lanoya N
Hall, Montre D
Harris, Anthony P
Hightower, Darishia M
Hodge, Shiniqua A
Hudson, Lakia A
F English
Jackson, Kasimar O
James, Taylor M
James, Tymesha S
Johnson, Abbriana N
Joseph, Dalton
King, Sabrina
Linzy, Dashiki
Lowers, Chyna N
Makia, Ivrine E
Mcgill, Alan K
Muhammad, Karim
Newsome, Shalah L
Newton, Emmanuel T
Ogarro, Shareese E
Pate, Brianne L
Patterson, Kristoff O
Pickens, Demetrius M
Polen, Jayla I
Ramjas, Suresh D
Rendel, Rosalia
Rogers, Artiesha
M English
Rollins, Falon
Roundtree, Ashley N
Sanabria, Andre
Santiago, Awilda M
Sherman, Julius D III
Surjan, Sharian S
Taylor, Tyrin T
Thomas, Jalen A
Tibot, Lean L
Vandenburg, Kelson A
Wallace, Elijah K
Washington, Wanya D
Wilson, Betti J
Dely, Olguens
Figaro, Tahisha L
Maignan, Schamma
Theodule, Rosemitha
Aguilar Alvarez, Elizabeth
Jimeno, Emeli T
Leyva, Roberto E
Muniz, Alberto J
Plaza-Rodriguez, Hiram
Thorton, Tessannia
Toledo Delgado, Larisa
Velez, Emanuel
Tran, Lisa
What is Elevate Orlando?
Students Selected for Character/Leadership Program
Fifty select Meadowbrook students began
attending the Elevate Orlando Class starting on
September 30th. The students will be in this class
for the entire school year. The 8th grade class meets
every Thursday during 2nd period and the 7th grade
class meets every Thursday during 3rd period after
the morning announcements.
Elevate Orlando is an organization that was
founded in Denver, Colorado. Elevate Orlando
establishes long-term, supportive relationships
between students and dedicated staff who teach
classes in our public schools on:
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character
the value of education
life skills training &
leadership development
In addition, Elevate Orlando also offers after
school mentoring and conducts post secondary
training and admissions preparation for college.
The students who have been selected will also
continue in this program at Evans High School. The
program boasts: 90% high school graduation rate
for participating students, 95% of these graduates
continue on to college or the military, significant
increases in attendance & test scores, thousands of
students participating in the Colorado program have
graduated from college, and continue to graduate at a
rate of almost 100 per year and 100% of the seniors
who participated in this program at Evans High last
year are currently in college. If you would like to
learn more about Elevate Orlando feel free to visit
their website at www.elevateorlando.org
The students are:
8th Grade:
Adams, Keanna
Clairvil, Geraldda
Vandenburg, Kelson
Caesar, Kwesi
Hepburn, Jaire
Carter, Yasmine
Bean, Ranecia
Escabado, Roberto
Harris, Anthony
Jean, Pouchy
Johnson, Yarmayne
Chaiboub, Hassan
Lemus, Nataly
Evans, Leland
Patterson, Kristoff
Jones, Tremaine
Rodriquez, Elizabeth
Ruiz, Damien
Maignan, Schamma
Smith, Chanel
Thomas, Jalen
Thomas, Marc
Trejo, Natalie
Velez, Ana
Woods, Stephen
7th Grade
Orr, Jasmine
Wilson, Jasmine
Wilson, Gevonnie
Simons, Jerzaria
Goodman, Brianna
Ross, Kostul
Joseph, Wislyne
Stewart, Bryana
Rodriguez, Jahira
Ortiz, Nashaly
Espinal, Natalie
Colon, Josue
Hollis, James
Belizaire, Noldy
Samuel, Jarred
Samuel, Jaylon
Evans, Eric
Munson, Thairek
Sessions, Lojuan
Dubose, Charles
Sierra, Christopher
Gracien, Kasey
Tran, Tommy
Washington,Reantae
Mcfarlane, Naomi
Teach-In 2010
Teach-In 2010 was held on Wednesday,
November 17th in Orange County Public Schools.
Each November, in celebration of American
Education Week, the Foundation for Orange
County Public Schools brings business and civic
leaders into the classrooms – in a fun and engaging
way -- to talk with students about academics,
careers and the future.
Teach-In is made possible by the generous
support of Bank of America and the Orlando
Sentinel newspaper, who provide financial and
in-kind support for the program.
According to the FOCPS, since the Teach-In
establishment in 1991, it has brought thousands
of volunteer speakers into classrooms each year.
This personal interaction has proven to be an
invaluable learning opportunity for students and,
for business people, a way to help prepare and
nurture the future workforce.
In the past Meadowbrook students have
enjoyed hearing from representatives from Bank
of America, State of Florida, Junior Achievement,
The City of Orlando, CPI Graphics, The African
American Chamber of Commerce, FAMU Law
School, AXA Financial Services, 102 Jamz, WCPX
Channel 6, Walt Disney World, Sea World, and
Universal Studios along with many community
leaders, local entrepreneurs’ and dedicated parents
who have participated in the event.
2010-11 SAFE Ambassadors
Twenty-five students have been selected as the
2010-11 SAFE Ambassadors. According to OCPS,
SAFE Ambassadors are “groups of approximately
30-40 who are trained at both elementary and
secondary schools in serving as change agents for
their campuses, promoting a safe and drug-free
school campus.” Training components include
effective communication, conflict resolution,
understanding bystander behavior and bullying and
harassment prevention strategies.
The students are:
Nastassja Dugason
Natalia Dugason
Nicolette Dugason
Acacia Jackson
Maggi Calderon
Alana Narinesingh
Alana St.Clair
Minaphtalie Mistilien
Jazmine Wilson
Briana Heron
Alexis Bach
Aalyah Bach
Alika Francois
Robbi Wilson
Mary Jean
Sha-Asia Castro
Marc Makinson
Samuel Rodriguez
Renaldo Durand
Kasey Gracien
Danielle Roberts
Lorenzo White
Ashly Pacheco
Tashawn Manning
Samanta Lachmanaya
Non-Profit Organization
US Postage Paid
Permit # 885
Orlando, FL
Orange County Public Schools
Meadowbrook Middle School
P.O. Box 271
Orlando, FL 32802-0271
To Addressee or Current Resident
MUSTANG SPORTS
2010-11 Mustangs Soccer Results
Boys’ Results
Score
Girls’ Results
Name of Opponent
Ours
Theirs
Name of Opponent Ours
Theirs
1 Lee
8
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1 Lee
0
3
2 Lockhart
4
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2 Lockhart
3
1
3 C.F.L.A
8
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3 C.F.L.A
4
0
4 Maitland
3
0
4 Maitland
0
8
5 Glenridge
4
1
5 Glenridge
0
7
6 Howard
3
0
6 Howard
0
1
Wins :6_ Losses :0_ Ties:0_ Playoffs:1 Win
Boys’ Coach: C. Brown
Girls’ Coach: K. Riley
Congratulations for an Outstanding Season!
Score
Wins:2_ Losses:4_ Ties:0
Volleyball Schedule
Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Wednesday, December 1st
Glenridge
AWAY
5:00
Tuesday, December 7th
Howard
HOME
5:00
Thursday, December 9th
Playoff Rd1
TBA
TBA
Tuesday, December 14th
Playoff Rd2
TBA
TBA
Thursday , December 16th
Quarter-Finals
TBA
TBA
Thursday , January 6th
Semi-Final
TBA
TBA
Tuesday, January 11th
Championship
TBA
TBA
Boys play first in all matches.
Boys’ Coach: Mr. C. Brown
Girls’ Coach: Ms. L. Love
Athletic Coordinator: Idonica Brown ext: 2316