Poudre High School Newsletter

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Poudre High School Newsletter
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May 2012
Poudre High School
201 Impala Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80521
970-488-6000
George Osborne, Principal
Important Dates:
May 2
GED Graduation
6:00 p.m. PHS Commons
May 8
ACT Make-up exam
7:35 a.m.
May 8
Band Awards Concert
7:00 p.m. PHS Auditorium
Joe Fontana, Assistant Principal
Activities Director
Kathy Mackay, Assistant Principal
Craig Woodall, Assistant Principal
Athletic Director
Bryan Kiel, Dean of Students
Luke Lefurge, Dean of Students
Kendall Wilson, Dean of Students
From the PHS Administration:
The Poudre High School faculty, staff, and administration thank you for sharing your
students with us this year. We had an incredibly successful school year and Poudre High
School staff and students received numerous accolades. A few of those awards are listed
below. We hope you have a wonderful summer break, and we look forward to seeing
your student at check in!
National Merit Scholarship Recipient – Arun Chandra, Daniel Dean, Matthew
Eastberg Persons
 National Merit Finalists – Arun Chandra, Daniel Dean, Reid Palmquist, Matthew
Eastberg Persons, Nathan Sharp
May 9
Orchestra Awards Concert
7:00 p.m. PHS Auditorium
National Merit Commended Scholars - Lisa Buccafusca, Connor Finnell, Wesley
Hager, Devin Hilpert, Emeralde Jensen-Roberts, Laurel Kassenbrock, Alba
Mariner, Gwendolyn Snider
May 10
Choir Awards Concert
7:00 p.m. PHS Auditorium
National Hispanic Recognition Scholar - Alba Mariner
May 11
Yearbooks distributed
8th period & after school
Publication Lab (Room 303)
 Coloradoan Academic All Star – Kimberly Belleville
May 16
Scholarship Celebration
R.S.V.P. Required
7:00 – 8:30 a.m.
Main Gym
May 16
ELL Rose Ceremony
6:00 p.m.
Event Center
 Boettcher Scholar Semifinalist – Arun Chandra, Alyssa Spomer
 Coloradoan Academic All Star Honorable Mention – Rachel Akmakjian, Sarah Bibbey
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From the PHS Administration continued:
 Rotary Student Honorees – Kimberly Belleville, Brook Santangelo
 Kiwanis Student Honorees – Karen Perez
Zonta Student Honorees - Alexis Aaeng, Sarah Bibbey Taylor Smietanski,
Jeanette Yanez
Masonic Most Valuable Student Award - Sarah Bibbey, Eric Parsonnet
Questbridge Scholar – Karen Perez
May 17
Spring Theatre Showcase
7:00 p.m.
Auditorium & Commons
Cesar Chavez Award – Karen Perez, Jeanette Yanez, PHS World Diversity Club,
Liners/Alianza Soccer Team
Daniels Fund Scholarship Recipients – Mitch Maloof, Juan Medina, Jake Sage
 57 students completed Capstone experiences
May 19
Physics Boat Race
9:00 – Noon
Terry Lake
 33 seniors inducted into National Vocational Technical Honor Society
May 22
Senior BBQ for students
of Class of 2012
5:00 – 6:30
 Impala Fund donated $8,000 from PHS art auction to teachers
May 22
Senior Award Ceremony
6:30 – 8:00
PHS Main Gym
May 24
IB Convocation
6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Auditorium & Commons
May 25
Graduation Practice Mandatory
Moby Gym @ CSU
2:15 p.m.
May 25
Graduation
Moby Gym @ CSU
6:30 p.m.
May 28
No School
Memorial Day
June 1
Last day of classes
 Science Olympiad – State Champs-Competing in National Competition
GED graduates
PHS Mock Trial Team placed 10th in State which is the highest finish ever by a
northern Colorado team
 9 students qualified in Forensics for State and 2 qualified for Nationals
 Kerri Niccoli and Sara Fulmer were gold medal winners at FCCLA State Conference and were runners up for Nationals
 Ten students qualified for the International Thespian Festival. Of those ten, four
represented Poudre as the best in the state in their categories. Poudre's Thespians
won more awards than any other comprehensive high school in Colorado.
 Baseball won Front Range League Championships
Weather Delay Schedule
A weather delay schedule means that school starts at
9:45 a.m. on that day. Please access the schedule on our
website: www.phs.psdschools.org > About Us:
Schedules and Calendars: Weather Delay
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Finals Policy
2011-2012 PHS Finals Policy for 2nd semester:
All students will take finals 2nd semester! PSD policy calls for all students to
complete district end of course assessments.
Final Exam Schedule
Senior finals will be given on Tuesday, May 22 (Periods 1, 3, 5, 7) and Wednesday,
May 23 (Periods 2, 4, 6, 8). The schedule for these two days will remain a normal
schedule with Impala Time on Tuesday and late start on Wednesday.
Finals for Grades 9th, 10th, 11th
Tuesday, May 29
Period
1
8:00 – 9:20
3
Common Lunch
5
Make up Finals
Check in
Wednesday, May 30
Period
2
4
Common Lunch
6
9:30
10:50
11:40
1:10
– 10:50
– 11:40
– 1:00
– 3:05
1:10 – 3:05
8:00
9:30
10:50
11:40
– 9:20
– 10:50
– 11:40
– 1:00
Make up Finals
Check in
1:10 – 3:05
1:10 – 3:05
Thursday, May 31
Period
7
8
Common Lunch
8:00 – 9:20
9:30 – 10:50
10:50 – 11:40
0
Make up Finals
11:40 – 1:00
1:10 – 3:05
Check in
1:10 – 3:05
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Checkout Sheets:
Checkout Sheets: Students that do not complete the checkout process will be assessed a
$10 fee on their student account.
$1 fee is assessed for students that lose their checkout sheet and need a reprint.
12th grade checkout sheets will be distributed at PHS in the front entryway by the
Impala 7:15 – 10:15 a.m. Friday, May 18th.
Seniors must complete the checkout process in order to receive their cap/gown
to participate in the graduation ceremony.
Cap/gowns will be distributed in the Event Center for seniors with a completed
checkout form on May 22nd during lunch and Impala Time, May 23rd during latestart and lunch, and May 24th 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
9th, 10th, and 11th grades checkout sheets will be distributed May 24th during 3rd
period. Students with a 3rd pd as their off period need to pick up their checkout sheet
from the registrars in the Counseling Dept.
All checkout information can be found on our website http://phs.psdschools.org click on About Us and find it under Policies.
Congratulations Graduate Signs
Celebrate your graduate! The Poudre Ace Sign Shop, a
student run business, presents 2012 Graduation Signs. The
3’x1’ Coroplast yard sign (includes metal stake for display) is
perfect for graduation week and graduation parties. Bring
sign (without stake) to graduation to recognize graduates!
Choice of blue lettering/white background or white lettering/
blue background. $15.00 before 5/5/12
Orders must include: First and Last name of graduate, First
and Last name of person placing order, phone/email contact
information for person placing order.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 488-6094
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?
formkey=dGkwLUh2NE9kaXVTYUxaRlFEZ0U0bkE6MQ
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Mandatory Graduation Practice
Friday, May 25
2:15 p.m.
Moby Gym at CSU
2012 Graduation
Friday, May 25
6:30 p.m.
Moby Gym at CSU
Parking at Graduation
PSD students and staff can park in MOBY lot # 195 (see parking map
link at
http://www.parking.colostate.edu/maps/mapside.pdf) for practices on Friday, May
25. That’s the green/yellow striped area in Moby Lot, not the blue area.
Note: the Blue Area -- or “A” zone -- is enforced from 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday.
Retirements at PHS
After many years of service to PHS, the following staff members will be retiring at
the end of this year:
 Scott King
 Kathryn Symmes
 Carol Eikleberry
We wish them well and thank them for their contributions to our students and
Poudre High School!
Front Office Closure
The PHS front office will close June 18 and will reopen July 24. Beginning July
24, there will be limited access into the building due to extensive construction;
please enter through the doors east of the front doors and follow the directional
signs to access the front office area.
Parking Hang-tags
Current Parking Hang Tags will be used again during
the 2012-2013 school year.
Seniors - Must turn in Hang Tag as part of check out.
Juniors & Sophomores - Do not lose Hang Tag over summer.
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SENIORS! Scholarship Reporting
Please report all scholarships that you have received or been offered.
Download and print the Student Scholarship Form from the PHS website
(http://phs.psdschools.org/webfm_send/1920 ). Hard copies are available in the
College & Career Center and IB office.
We will be honored to recognize you at the Scholarship Celebration, May 16, 2012.
Invitations will be mailed to students reporting scholarship offers.
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams
AP exams will be administered at PHS May 7 – 18 for AP students
who registered to take an exam(s). Your student will receive a testing schedule and confirmation of the exam(s) he/she registered for.
PHS Virtual Summer School
June 11 – August 10
Students MUST have access to the internet. Students work independently with
support from PHS staff. Testing sessions
and check-ins with staff are Mondays
and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon
and Thursdays from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
$175/class – reduced rate is available for
students who qualify for the free/reduced
lunch program.
Students may register for two classes
max.
Register now through
May 20, 2012.
Required orientation:
May 22 at 2:35 p.m. in the Mind Center.
Late orientation is June 11 at 9:00 a.m.
in Room 508.
For more information contact your counselor or Kathy Mackay at
(970) 488-6151.
Counseling Department Summer Office Hours
The Counseling Department will close June 14 and will reopen on July 24. The
department will be staffed with one counselor July 24, 25, 26, 31 and August 1 & 2.
Office hours will be 8:00 a.m. – 12 noon and 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. To schedule an appointment, please call (970) 488-6200. Please see the counseling website to view
which counselor will be available on each date.
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Poudre School District Summer School 2012
June 6 – July 3, 2012
Fossil Ridge High School
5400 Ziegler Road
1st Semester Classes:
8:00 – 11:30 a.m.
2nd Semester Classes:
12:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Year-long Classes:
8:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Credits: 5 credits per semester class
Cost of each class = $175 (payment due at time of registration)
Free and reduced students = $135 (Request to Reduce Tuition form required)
Out of district students = $215
July/August Newsletter
Please access the PHS website late July to view the July/August
newsletter and information regarding registration for school start
dates and information for the 2012-2013 school year!
Counseling Department Access on Website
Please visit the Counseling Department link at http://phs.psdschools.org
>Counseling for access to announcements, College & Career information, college
application timelines, higher education requirements, Guidance
Bulletin, Resources, and Registration information for new students.
Retaining and Credit Earned
In June, counselors will review student records to determine the amount of credit
earned in the 2010-2011 school year. If your student has earned enough credit, he/
she will be promoted to the next grade. If your student has not met the requirements
to be promoted to the next grade, he/she will be retained and will remain classified
at their current grade level. Retaining is meant to provide an incentive for your
child to improve his/her achievement and/or attendance while at Poudre High
School.
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Grade Level Classification Policy
TO EARN SOPHOMORE (10th grade) STATUS: A student must have
earned a minimum of 60 credits. A student earning less than 60 credits will
remain a freshman for records purpose.
TO EARN JUNIOR (11th grade) STATUS: A student must have earned
a minimum of 110 credits. A student earning less than 110 credits will
remain a sophomore for records purposes.
TO EARN SENIOR (12th grade) STATUS: A student must have earned
a minimum of 165 credits. A student earning less than 165 credits will
remain a junior for records purposes.
NOTE: To participate in their graduation ceremony, seniors MUST meet
ALL graduation requirements BEFORE THE DATE OF THE
GRADUATION CEREMONY. If after the first semester a senior has been
found to have too few credits to meet all graduation requirements before the
date of the graduation ceremony, he/she will be reclassified as a junior (11th
grade).
NOTE: If your student is supposed to be a 12th grader and is retained as an
11th grader, you need to be aware of the possible ramifications listed below:
Your student probably will not:
·Be able to graduate on time.
·Be included in the senior picture.
·Be included in the senior portion of the yearbook.
HOW WILL I KNOW IF MY STUDENT HAS BEEN RETAINED,
AND WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IF THEY ARE?
If your student is retained, you will be notified in writing this summer. If
you suspect now that they will be retained, contact your student's counselor
before the end of school to determine the best course of action. We
STRONGLY RECOMMEND that you look into summer school and enroll
before the end of this school year. If your student earns enough credit in
summer school to be promoted to the next grade level, his/her records will be
changed during the fall of next year. Students should contact their counselor
in early August to check his/her status. Summer school information is
available in the Counseling Office.
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Facebook
Join our Facebook page – Poudre High School (Official) to learn all the
latest and greatest news at PHS!
Naviance
Register for the ACT test at www.actstudent.org and the SAT test at
www.collegeboard.com/sat-register. PHS’s code is 060587.
Remember! About grade changes…
If you are repeating a class to improve a “D” or “F,” you will need to meet with
your counselor in order to complete the process. A grade change form is available
from your counselor and must be approved by administration.
Transcript Requests
Final transcripts will be sent based on trade school/college/
university selected in Senior Exit Survey - if you don’t select a
school, a final transcript will not be sent. If your intended
school notifies you that a final transcript has not been received,
please call 970-488-6064 to request a 2nd final transcript.
For all PHS graduates, please call PSD Records Department @ 970-490-3142 to
request a transcript.
IB Link
Click here to see the IB Newsletter:
http://phs.psdschools.org/international-baccalaureate/
newsletters
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Important Athletic Phone #’s
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Athletic Director (AD): Craig Woodall (970) 488-6191
AD Assistant: Michele Niesent (970) 488-6014
Athletic Information Line: (970) 488-6010
Website: www.psdschools.org/phs
Athletic Information Email
If you would like to receive weekly athletic emails with information about schedules, games, times, places, cancellations, camps, clinics, and any upcoming season information,
please notify Michele Niesent at [email protected]
or call 970-488-6014 to be added to the list.
Poudre Athletic Store
Parents, Poudre Athletic Store has apparel for sale:

Short Sleeve T-Shirts
$10

Long Sleeve T-Shirts
$12

Baseball Hats
$15

Chair Backs
$40
For more information or to order contact
Michele Niesent at [email protected] or call (970) 488-6014
POUDRE PRIDE!
Athletic Lettering
Did your son or daughter letter in a sport at PHS? If so, the Athletic Department has
pins for letter jackets available for every sport, including bars for years of letters
and stars for all conference honors. Pins are available for $1.00 each. Contact
Michele Niesent at 970-488-6014 to make a purchase.
Football Parent Meeting
Monday, May 7
6:00 p.m.
Event Center
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Football
Spring Camp: June 4th – 15th from 7:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Fall Camp – August 6th – 10th from 7:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Official Practice: Monday, August 13th - 17th from 2:30 – 8:00 p.m.
For more information contact Coach Dan Reardon @ 330-559-8015 or by email:
[email protected]. The football website will be updated. Please check the
website or call for more information!
Cross Country
Tuesday May 15th - Info Meeting 2:35 p.m.
Room 204 at PHS (Summer Schedule Discussed!)
Monday, August 13th - First day of Practice
For more information contact:
Coach Moyer: 484-9215
[email protected]
www.poudrexc.org
Boys’ Golf
Info. Meeting: Friday, August 3rd – 1:00 p.m. @ City
Park Nine
Tryouts - Monday, August 6th @ City Park Nine - Time
TBA
Players should be at the top of their game by the 1st tryout day. This is competitive golf. Players are encouraged to play as much as possible prior to tryouts.
For more information contact Coach Phil Coatman: 4886051, 290-3701, or e-mail [email protected]
Boys’ Soccer
Preseason:
M, W, F July 8th - 20th 8:00 – 10:00 a.m. and M-F July 23rd Aug 3rd 8:00 – 10:00 a.m.
Camp: August 6th - August 10th 8:00 - 10:30 a.m.
TRYOUTS: August 13th – 17th 3:30 – 6:00 p.m.
ALL EVENTS AT PHS SOCCER FIELD!
Coach Erik Eckhoff 488-6233,
[email protected]
http://poudresoccer.weebly.com
May 2012
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Boys’ Tennis
Tryouts – August 18th
For more information contact Coach Tronco @ 371-2221
Field Hockey
Contact Coach Nick Morales 310-4772
Please check website for information
http://fortcollinsfieldhockey.vnsports.com/
Gymnastics
For more information contact Coach Laura Slocomb @ 222-5251 or
[email protected]
Girls’ Softball
Parent Meeting: August 9th @ 6:00 p.m. in the PHS Events Center
Pre tryout camp: August 7th – 9th from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. at the PHS
Softball Field. $40 fee per player
Tryouts: August 13th – 17th from 3:30 – 6:00 p.m. at the PHS Softball Field
For more information contact Coach Christy Malara @ 214-8612 or
email at [email protected]
Girls’ Volleyball
Camp: for new players and incoming freshmen
August 6th – 8th from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. in the PHS Gym
Tryouts: August 13th – 18th from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m.
All tryouts/practices are at PHS
For more information contact Mike Dumler @ 367-6788 or
[email protected]
All tryouts/practices are at PHS
Athletic Physicals
Need a Physical?
Advantage Chiropractic will do physicals for $40.00 of
which $20.00 will be donated back to the PHS athletic
department. Please call 267-9600 to schedule an appt.
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Parent Volunteers
We are in need of a few parents who are
interested in assisting with the organization and coordination of volunteers here
at PHS. Please email Joe Fontana:
[email protected]
Rockies; The Otter Box; Overland Foods;
Patrick Plumbing and Heating; Pentico
Photography, Print It!; Poudre Valley
Health Care, Inc.; Q4 Wealth Management, Inc; Qdoba Mexican Grill; Raising
Cane’s; Ram’s Bookstore; REI; Rocky
Thanks for making the 38thannual
Ridge Nursery & Landscape; Sam’s
“Poudre Past Midnight” a big success! Club; Serious Texas Bar-BQ; Soccer
The after prom committee would like to Stop; Allen and Kelly Stadiman; Mary
thank the following businesses and indi- M. Biggers - State Farm Insurance; Starbucks; Super Market Liquor; Jon E.
viduals that donated to the
Swanbom, DDS; Taco Bell; Target; Walevent: Albertsons; American Legion
Auxiliary; Nancy Bailey; BEI Concrete, Mart; Washington’s; David L. Way,
DDS; Wells Fargo Bank; Whole Foods
Inc.; Dave and Amy Bibbey; Big Al’s
Burgers and Dogs; Big City Burrito; Big and Yancey’s Produce. This list would
not be complete without an additional
O Tires; Blessed John 23 University
sincere thank you to the many volunteers
Church; Bohemian Foundation; Breeze
who gave up an entire evening and most
Thru Car Wash; Craig C. Campbell Insurance Agency; Canino’s Italian Restau- of a morning at Poudre Past Midnight, as
well as all those who worked diligently
rant; CB & Potts; CLP Middle School;
on our planning committee. We appreciChick-fil-A; Chipper’s Lanes; Coopate your dedication to our students! Our
erSmith’s Pub; Marc D. Crane, DDS;
Juniors and Seniors, along with their parCSU Bookstore; Culver’s; The Cupboard; Cuppy’s Coffee; Dohn Construc- ents, are grateful for the wonderful support of the Fort Collins and Northern
tion; Domino’s Pizza, Downtown Business Association; Donna L. Ebert, DDS; Colorado community.
Fake Bake; Farmer’s Table Restaurant;
Flexx Productions; Fort Collins Club;
Poudre Past Midnight (PPM) 2013!
Fort Collins Lodge #804 BPOE; Fort
Parents of current sophomores, we need
Fun; Gib’s Bagels; GoJo Sports;
you! The PPM Committee would like to
Hawker’s Automotive; Healthy Kid’s
invite you to the final meeting of the
Club; Marilyn Hodges; Hooters; Ink
year, Wednesday, May 16th, at 6:30 p.m.
Works; John James, MD; Jay’s Bistro;
in the Mind Center, located immediately
Jimmy John’s; Jim’s Wings; Julie Brok- to the left of the main entrance. Tradiish Photography; Kilwins Chocolates;
tionally, parents of the Junior Class plan
King Soopers; Lee’s Cyclery; The Lube the after prom celebration, and we are in
Stop & Much More; Lundstedt Automo- need of a new committee for next year’s
tive; Marco’s Pizza; Mary’s Mountain
event! The current committee would like
Cookies (Old Town); McDonald’s; Sisi
to help you get a great start on next
Mijiddorj Memorial Fund; Mountain
year’s celebration, so please plan on atVista Golf Course; Mug’s Coffee
tending this meeting to continue the traLounge; Nordy’s Barbeque; Old Chidition of PPM, a safe, drug and alcoholcago; Orthopedic & Spine Center of the
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3rd Quarter Dean’s List
Parents! Check out students that made the Dean’s List for 3 rd
quarter by clicking on CELEBRATIONS on PHS’ homepage.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, students have demonstrated a
dramatic academic improvement, increasing their GPA by .5
or greater over the previous grading period.
PHS Knowledge Bowl Team
Took 2nd place at the district championship. Please congratulate Chris Panella, Matthew Eastberg-Persons, Dillon Knackstedt, Joe Ignowski, Sam Auyeung, and
Pratheeksha Mallikarjun!
PHS Science Olympiad
Poudre’s Team #1 regained their state title (9th in 10 years!) and earned the right to
represent the State of Colorado at the National Finals in Orlando, FL on May 19.
Team 1 members include Sam Auyeung, Arun Chandra, Wahida Khan, Matt Persons, Shagun Kaul, Forrest Jordan, Josh Croak, Chris Panella, Gerri Roberts, Sierra
Jubin, Elise Hayashi, Ben Fan, Abigail Stewart, and Gage Bock. They finished 4th
place or higher in 18 out of the 23 events, with 30 high school teams competing.
Poudre’s Team #2 finished 8th overall out of the 30 teams, placing right after Fossil's #1 team. Team 2 members nclude Hadeel Esmet, Wesley Hager, Kevin Khang,
Anushkaran, Jamie Lee, Chelsea Lim, Danny Park, Joanna Shao, Kasey Trotter,
Suriya Vijayasarthy, and Soomin Suh.
FRCC College Now Career Pathways Student
Award Winners:
Outstanding Student:
Jayson Harms – Carpentry
Fall 2011 Students of Merit:
Julia Bailey and Timothy Thompson – Law Enforcement, Megan Foster – Medical
Careers, Kyle Fritz and Christian Rehner – Automotive Technology, Wade Mason –
Wildlife/Forestry, Adeline Thompson – Animal Technology
Spring 2012 Students of Merit:
Rachel Akmakjian – Welding/CAD, Yeimi Guerra – Law Enforcement, Lauren
Roth – Medical Careers, Sean Seyler – Culinary Arts
FBLA
Please congratulate the following students with their great competition at the State
FBLA Competition!
Siyu Wu – 2nd place Business Math, Connon Finnell & Seth Pearson – 5th place
Management Decision Making,
Griffin Paul – 8th place Cyber Security, Nate Johnson – 6th place Cyber Security,
Christian Rehner – 5th place Business Calculations
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The Poudre high School Foundation invites you to be a part of the exciting Riverwalk Project by giving a brick paver that will serve as a lasting
statement about Poudre High School and the people that have been part of
the “Impala Spirit”. Your donation of $100 secures your paver with about
two-thirds of the cost going to the Poudre High School Foundation endowment program. Interest on the fund is returned each year to special emphasis projects, which are not funded with normal tax revenues and budgets.
The Riverwalk creates a dramatic area near the main entrance of Poudre
High School. The project includes a functional space for reflecting on
Poudre’s tradition, has ties to the people who have been part of the past
and present, and provides an on-going source of funds for the Poudre High
YES! PLEASE RESERVE MY BRICK IN
POUDRE HIGH SCHOOL RIVERWALK
Engrave my inscription as fol-
Note: Inscription is limited to 15 characters (including spaces and punctuation) per line,
2 lines maximum. For additional brick orders, photocopy this reply from.
Name ______________________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________
City____________________________________ State_______ Zip_____________
We reserve the right to approve all engravings. Names, messages, and dates in upper and
lower case may be inscribed. For more information please call Poudre High School at
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