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A HENRY M. JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL PTSA NEWSL ET T ER * NOV 2013 * VOLUME 20, ISSUE 2
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Issue
Presidents’ Message
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Principal’s Message
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Counselor Corner
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School Scoop
6
Staff Spotlight
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Class News
24
District News
29
Community News
30
Calendar
31
Back Talk
Touch pOINTS
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Fall Musical
Nov. 1, 2, 7, 8, 9
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PTSA Meeting
November 6 @ 7pm
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Veteran’s Day
November 11
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Food Drive & Henry the
Snowman Kickoff
November 18
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Macho Volleyball
November 22
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Thanksgiving
Break
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Message
PRESIDENTS’’:
How can it be November already? With all of the events and activities in full swing at Jackson, it is hard to believe
that the 2013-14 school year is only two months old! As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to take time to share
our heartfelt THANKS to our amazing Jackson High community.
THANK YOU to the teachers and families who made Curriculum Night a success. We hope you enjoyed the classroom visits and the opportunity to meet your students’ teachers and learn about what they are teaching.
THANK YOU to community members from Mill Creek Foursquare Church for their generous donations of barbecued hot dogs and time serving dinner to busy students and families who visited JHS for High School & Beyond
Night.
THANK YOU to the counseling staff for organizing and presenting High School & Beyond Night. This night is a wonderful resource for all families and makes it easier to face the rather daunting question, “What’s next?”
THANK YOU to our outstanding administration, faculty, and staff. Your support and dedication to our students is
nothing short of amazing! With three new administrators this fall, the year could have gotten off to a rocky start,
but Mr. Peters, Ms. Young, and Mr. Monaghan with returning assistant principal Mr. Rohrich succeeded in making
the transition seamless.
THANK YOU to our hard-working and devoted PTSA Board of Directors:
VPs–Membership, Meggin Podnar and Becky Hitchcock, for your many hours at the membership table, entering
and checking membership data, delivering electronic membership cards, and overall support of PTSA.
Treasurer, Sandi Mak, who keeps careful track of our budget and finances and is a “treasured” resource to all of us
on the board.
Co-Secretaries, Brandi Lind and Nicki Gorski, who coordinate all of our meeting agendas and memorialize our business at each meeting.
E-mail Administrator, Lori Taylor, who diligently works to keep our membership email list updated so our families
can receive Wolf Tracks and e-mail blasts to keep us all in-the-know regarding the many happenings in and around
our school community.
Jackson Leadership Council Liaisons, Kathryn Lee, Linda Pazevic, Shonda Reinikka, and Lisa Steckler for their commitment to a strong school and community. They dedicate their time and talents to provide a strong partnership
between parents and JHS administration.
Newsletter Publishers, Kathryn Lee and Barbara Nowak, and Newsletter Editor, DeeAnn Williamson, who meticulously gather articles, edit submissions, and publish our monthly newsletter, Wolf Tracks.
Program Coordinator, Lyn Lauzon, for bringing informative and relevant programs to our staff, families, and community to support a Culture of Caring.
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Message
PRESIDENTS’’:
Reflections Chair, Susan Epps, who encourages students to pursue their artistic expression by participating in Reflections, a national PTA arts recognition and achievement program.
Scholarships Chair, Angela Steck, who has the important job of selecting senior scholarship recipients for our JHS
PTSA scholarship program.
Staff Appreciation team, Michele Johnson, Jane Sullivan, Marina Smith, Carla Skaufel, and Tonja Diffner, who
spend countless hours planning and hosting our monthly staff appreciation luncheons. Beyond this team, a big
THANK YOU also to all of you who generously donate delicious goodies to this much-anticipated and very muchappreciated monthly event!
Staff Representative, Susan Brown, who eloquently communicates staff news and school information to us each
month.
Vocabulary Book Coordinator, Paula Mikkelsen, for organizing and coordinating the vocabulary book distribution
to freshman students to enhance their learning in English classes.
Volunteer Coordinator, Shonda Reinikka, and her team of volunteers who faithfully serve in so many areas.
Shonda’s ability to organize a first-class volunteer group at a moment’s notice is impressive!
Website Master, Courtney-Ann Taylor, who graciously stepped into this position to revitalize our website and keep
it up-to-date with timely information.
And a big THANK YOU to our Principal, Dave Peters. He is a valued member of the PTSA team, and we truly appreciate his support.
Most of all, THANK YOU to all of you who have joined and donated to PTSA so far. Your membership dues and
Pass the Hat donations have allowed us to support the many wonderful programs sponsored by JHS PTSA.
If you would like to join in on the fun, it is never too late to join PTSA. Our next PTSA meeting is on Wednesday,
November 6, at 7:00 p.m. in the JHS Career Center. We welcome you to join us!
Loran Bond and Mary Lou Evans
JHS PTSA Co-Presidents
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Principal ’s MESSAGE’:
Dear Parents and Guardians:
I want to thank all of the parents who have helped get the 2013-14 year
off to a great start. We have so many dedicated parents who help support
all of our students. Without you, we wouldn’t be able to have such a wonderful variety of opportunities for our students. So again, I thank you.
I hope many of you were able to attend our Curriculum Night and High School & Beyond event.
These are two large events geared toward providing critical information for our community. If you
were unable to attend these events this year, please keep your eye out for the dates when they
come around again next fall.
Our school’s mission is “to provide a rigorous curriculum that sets high standards and prepares all
students for the future.” One critical piece in achieving this mission is parent involvement. While
parents aren’t part of the teaching staff, they are just as important to their children’s education.
Parent participation is the ingredient that makes the difference. Parents’ active involvement with
their children’s education at home and in school brings great rewards and can have a significant
impact on their children’s lives. According to research studies, the children of involved parents are
absent less frequently, are less likely to drop out, behave better, perform stronger academically
from pre-school through high school, and are more likely to pursue education after high school.
Your child will receive the best education when you and our dedicated teachers work as a team.
It’s parent enthusiasm, support, and involvement that pushes children to do their best and a
teacher’s ability to teach what they need to learn. Together we can achieve wonderful things.
Thank you for your commitment to your child’s eduIMPORTANT DATES
cation, and I look forward to seeing
you in the very near future.
Nov. 1 & 2 ....................... Fall Musical: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, 7 p.m.
Sincerely,
Kevin Rohrich
Henry M. Jackson High School
Assistant Principal
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Nov. 5 .............................. Election Day
Nov. 7, 8 & 9 ................... Fall Musical: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, 7 p.m.
Nov. 8 .............................. Learning Improvement Friday (Alternate Bell Schedule)
Nov. 8 .............................. Veterans Day Assembly (Alternate Bell Schedule)
Nov. 11 ............................ No School (Veterans Day)
Nov. 13 ............................ Blood Drive
Nov. 15 ............................ Learning Improvement Friday (Alternate Bell Schedule)
Nov. 18 ............................ Food Drive & Henry the Giving Snowman Kickoff
Nov. 18 ............................ Winter Sports Begin
Nov. 22 ............................ Learning Improvement Friday (Alternate Bell Schedule)
Nov. 22 ............................ Macho Volleyball
Nov. 27 ............................ Early Release (Alternate Bell Schedule)
Nov. 28 & 29 ................... Thanksgiving Break
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COUNSELOR
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PSAT Results in December!
Everett Public Schools wants every student to be college- and career-ready by
the time they graduate. One strategy to meet this goal was to provide the opportunity for all juniors to take the PSAT in October. These test results will be
handed out to students the third week of December in US History and English 3 classes. Sophomores who took the test will be invited to get their score
reports by attending a lunch session in the library.
The PSAT is a practice SAT exam given to students to help them prepare for the
actual SAT, which is typically completed in spring of junior year or fall of senior
year for those wanting to enroll in a university after high school graduation.
Both the PSAT and SAT test students in three main components: Math, Critical
Reading, and Writing (essay writing on the SAT) or Writing Skills (multiple
choice on the PSAT).
All students who took the test will be given a score report showing their
scores, percentiles, areas of strength/weakness, and what things could be improved before they take the SAT. Students will also gain access to My College
Quickstart (www.collegeboard.org). Juniors will receive additional guidance
through two classroom lessons with the counselors where they will not only
get an interpretation of results but also do a career interest inventory and
start researching post-high school options, including college opportunities.
Call the Anonymous Drug Tipline with any
information about drugs and/or alcohol at Jackson
High School. That phone number is 425-385-7055.
7055
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First-year science teacher from Henry M. Jackson High School excited to teach science
STEM teacher, Brielle Kemis, receives Teaching Tools grant from educational foundation
Principal Dave Peters (right), Assistant Principal Kevin Rohrich, and STEM Science
Curriculum Specialist surprised Kemis and her students—explaining to all why she
was getting the $1,000 check and congratulating her. Students applauded her
achievement, and, of course, are interested to know how the money will be used.
Brielle Kemis knew she wanted to teach science and was one of 50 recipients who
previously received a $5,000 AFCEA Educational Foundation STEM Teacher Scholarship (Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association). These grants go
to undergraduate, graduate and credential or licensure students preparing to teach
science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) subjects in U.S. middle or secondary schools.
As a first year science teacher at Henry M. Jackson High School, Kemis has also earned a $1,000 AFCEA STEM Teaching Tools
grant. She will receive a $1,000 check each year for three years because she is teaching a STEM subject. Kemis can use these
grants to fund hardware and software, other classroom tools, field trips, STEM-focused clubs and other activities aligned with
student learning
“JHS is continuing to advance as a STEM school and this grant shows the dedication that our teachers have in continuing to
offer great experiences to our students. We are lucky to have Brielle in our building and look forward to continuing to work
with her as she advances in her career,” said Assistant Principal Kevin Rohrich.
News release from Everett Public Schools October 10, 2013
JHS Staff Feels the Love!
The PTSA Staff Appreciation Committee’s first lunch was held on
October 9 with an Italian theme. We heard so many comments
from the staff of how much they appreciated and enjoyed being
honored, including the following comment:
“I want to thank you and the other ladies for the wonderful
luncheon yesterday. The decorations were amazing and the food
was terrific. I heard nothing but kudos from the staff. We all
understand the work that goes into organizing these luncheons
and so appreciate you and the parents who donate the food.” V.H.
THANK YOU to all parents who brought in goodies and supplies!
We’re looking forward to the Apple Cup Tailgate lunch on
November 6. If you would like to contribute (bottled water,
salad, cookies, etc.), contact [email protected] to be
added to the email list.
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No match for Jackson boys tennis!
This boys tennis team completed another successful season. It was their fifth
season in a row with a perfect 16-0 record. This winning streak consists of 82
consecutive wins.
“I want to thank the seniors in the tennis program for their great leadership, and these seniors are Peter Cung, Luke George, Grant Follis, Daniel Wilson, Peter Liao, Royce Alister, Chris
Hsu, and Anhton Duong. The seniors have provided great character leadership to the program not only on the court but off the court in the classroom,” remarked Coach Hutt.
Underclassmen who contributed a great deal to the success of the team are 11th graders Ben
Mietzner, Josh Yi, Trevor Pence, Nicholas Magarelli, and Andrew Lee; 10th graders Bence
Dare, and J.T. Williamson; and 9th grader Patrick Follis. Coach Hutt said, “These athletes also
do very well in the classroom, which is a great accomplishment.”
For further reading about the boys tennis season, please refer to the following links from the
Heraldnet.com:
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20131017/SPORTS01/710179831/1007/
Jackson-boys-tennis-beat-Cascade-to-finish-season-unbeaten
Jackson seeks 82nd straight Wesco boys tennis win
Boston Marathon:
Teacher and Principal Qualify
Jackson High School math teacher Gustavo Anaya qualified for the
118th Boston Marathon to be held on April 21, 2014. He earned
entry into this prestigious race by one second, with a qualifying
time of 3:08:21 running in the Light at the End of the Tunnel
marathon on July 14. This was a personal best for Mr. Anaya and
his 15th marathon since 2009.
ESD
Special Education PTSA
Dr. David Jones, principal of Cedar Wood Elementary School, also
qualified for the Boston Marathon, which fields 39,000 runners.
The Jackson High community wishes Mr. Anaya and Dr. Jones all
the best.
For more information about the
Special Education PTSA, please see
our website at
http://www.esdseptsa.org/
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Our next meeting will be at
6:00 p.m. at Eisenhower Middle
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Jackson senior named semi-finalist in 2014
National Merit Scholarship program
Senior Saidutt Nimmagadda was one of 16,000 high school seniors from across the
country named a semi-finalist eligible to compete for merit scholarships. Merit scholarships valued at about $35 million dollars will be awarded to 8,000 finalists in the
spring. Sai qualified for this designation when he took the 2012 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship
Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) in the fall of his junior year. To be named a finalists, a semi-finalist and his or
her school must complete a detailed application.
At Jackson High, Sai maintains a 3.98 GPA and is involved in a variety of clubs and activities. In addition, he
represents himself and JHS well at the state and national levels in the Technology Student Association (TSA).
For a related article about Saidutt’s achievement and a National Merit semi-finalist from Everett High School,
please see the following press release from Everett Public Schools:
http://docushare.everett.k12.wa.us/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-47853/2013.09.18%20Two%20area%
20high%20school%20seniors%20semifinalists%20in%20National%20Merit%20Scholarship%20Program.pdf
The Jackson High community congratulates Sai and his family on his achievement!
Jackson High twins are “Super Kids”
Read about twins Sridutt and Saidutt Nimmagadda who were featured in an Everett
Herald’s “Super Kids” interview in early October.
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20131007/NEWS01/710079953/Super-Kids-Twinsare-leaders-at-Jackson-High-School
Five Jackson High seniors receive National Merit Letters of Commendation
In recognition of their outstanding academic promise, five seniors were named 2014 National Merit
Commended Students based on their scores on the 2012 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying
Test (PSAT/NMSQT®) taken in the fall of their junior year.
Congratulations to Justin Cho, Peter Haugen, Mean T. Hwang, Chester Pham, and Sri Nimmagadda! They are
among 34,000 students nationwide to receive this recognition.
Jackson High is proud of the excellence achieved by these students.
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The Jackson Way
Pride – Taking pride in all you do. Pride is not exhibited by
what you say; instead, pride is displayed by your actions.
Excellence – Excellence is putting forth your best effort in
all you do regardless of the circumstances. If you would be
willing to put your name on your work and have it displayed for
all to see, then you have achieved Excellence.
Character – Do what is right regardless of who is watching.
Character is not situational. Instead, a person’s character
should be predictable. For me a quote that reflects one’s
character is, “Doing what is popular is not always right, but
doing what is right is not always popular.” Character means
you consistently do that which you believe to be right, and you
do so even when no one is watching.
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Pathway to Pride, Excellence, and Character
The Jackson Way is becoming a way of life at Henry M. Jackson High School. And that’s just the way we like it!
The Pathway to Pride, Excellence, and Character Awards were adopted to ensure that students are recognized
for their actions exemplifying The Jackson Way in the classroom, home, and community. By doing so, we focus
on the whole person and fostering strong, productive citizens. Learn more about the Pathway to Pride,
Excellence, and Character award program here.
Staff, students, friends, family, and community members who witness or receive the good work being done by
our young adults are encouraged to send in acknowledgements. A monthly program recognizes commended
students with their parents invited to the ceremony. If you are fortunate to “catch” a Jackson High student
displaying pride, excellence, or character, please complete a nomination form and submit it in a sealed
envelope (labeled Pathway to Pride, Excellence, and Character; Attention: Blythe Young) to the school’s main
office or email it or your questions to Assistant Principal Blythe Young at [email protected].
It’s that simple! Anyone can do this. Nominations are always open and taken on a continual basis. You may
make submissions any time you discover a student who exemplifies Pride, Excellence, or Character. We look
forward to receiving your nominations!
** Please return to [email protected] or to Blythe Young’s mailbox at JHS. **
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Mill Creek named to Money magazine’s Top 50
There might be times you think to yourself how wonderful it is to live in Mill Creek. Apparently,
Money magazine agrees and ranks Mill Creek in its Top 50 Small Towns America. Factors that the
magazine considered in its rankings are a city’s economic viability, strong schools, green space,
and strong sense of community, all of which contribute to making good places to raise families.
Among the factors that make our city attractive are its strong schools and affordable housing.
Read the entire Money magazine “Best Places to Live” article here:
http://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/best-places/2013/snapshots/
PL5345865.html?iid=BPL_fl_list
Math teacher
Gadek honored
Each year, new students at
Stanford University are
invited to acknowledge a
teacher or mentor who
played a significant role in
preparing them for college
intellectually, academically, socially, and/or personally. Stanford’s annual Teacher Tribute Initiative acknowledges these
individuals and their contributions to the students. In addition, each teacher receives a certificate from the university on
behalf of the nominating student.
JHS math teacher Jason Gadek was nominated by 2013 JHS
graduate Jackie Becker, who noted: “Mr. Gadek possesses a
unique internal flame that shines a passionate light on both
the subject he teaches and on the people he instructs. At his
school, he has pioneered programs that bring students together and served as a mentor and friend to countless young
scholars. His influence has profoundly changed the lives of his
students, in whom he has instilled a ravenous curiosity and a
drive for betterment. Mr. Gadek not only teaches his students
to love math, but he also teaches them to appreciate life.”
Wanted!
New Kitchen
Towels
Thanks to those who have
generously donated new
kitchen towels to the nutrition
classes last month.
The program could still use a few
more for their busy kitchen, so if
you are shopping for replacements
of your own kitchen towels, will
you please consider picking up one
extra for Jackson High?
New cotton towels can be dropped
off in the JHS main office. Please
contact Ms. Lochrie for further
information at
[email protected].
Congratulations, Mr. Gadek, on this prestigious honor!
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The JHS Music and Arts Boosters present
an auction to benefit the band and choir students
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[email protected].
Questions? Contact [email protected]
Oktoberfest
It’s hard to believe that Halloween is already over and Thanksgiving is just around the corner! This year’s
annual Jackson High Oktoberfest was a major success. On October 30, hundreds of costumed kids from local
elementary schools flooded the JHS lunchroom to play games and, of course, earn candy! Activities ranged
from painting pumpkins (National Art Honor Society/Art Club) to braving the infamous “Haunted
Hallway” (Key Club). To top it all off, Jackson’s very own Theatre Society showcased a Halloween-themed
play to the sugar-buzzed kids. Even with all the fun and games, our community remembers that there are
families struggling to put food on the table, so once again Oktoberfest collected canned food to benefit the
Mill Creek Food Bank. Every year Oktoberfest keeps on getting bigger and better—uniting our wonderful
community. See you next year!
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Congratulations and thank you, Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Walters!
You exemplify excellence, The Jackson Way.
Science Teachers at The Hutch.
Hutch. What did you do this summer?
Making DNA and running gels is what biology teacher Carole Tanner did for eight weeks
this summer at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Mrs. Tanner was among a
group of select science educators from the Northwest, one of 11 in Washington, to work in
research labs to promote science education.
This prestigious two-year Partner in Science program, sponsored by the M.J. Murdock
Charitable Trust, partnered her with evolutionary biologist Katie Peichel studying the way
stickleback fish taken from different isolated Northwest lakes and streams react to viruses
and if the fish are adapting ways to combat those viruses.
Along with the distinction of studying with leading science researchers, Mrs. Tanner’s fellowship also included a $10,000
grant, which she plans to use to purchase scientific equipment for her classroom. Mrs. Tanner teaches Biology, AP Biology,
and new course Biotechnology. Her research at “The Hutch” allows her to incorporate real-world laboratory research into her
students’ high school biology classes. The foundation for this fellowship began with her first Science Education Partnership
(SEP) workshop at the Hutchinson Center five years ago, where she learned lab techniques to work in a research lab and
developed a curriculum based on her experience and specially tailored to meet the needs of her science students. Since then,
Mrs. Tanner has returned as a lead teacher mentoring new SEP teachers. Mrs. Tanner returns to The Hutch again next
summer to complete her two-year Murdock fellowship and continue to bring her expertise in science research to inspire her
students at Jackson High. For more information on Mrs. Tanner’s Murdock Fellowship, read here: http://www.fhcrc.org/en/
news/center-news/2013/07/science-education-partnership-carole-tanner.html
Jackson science teacher Gail Walters went to “summer school.” She was among a
select group of science teachers from across Washington chosen to participate in the
Science Education Partnership (SEP) at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center.
The goal of the program is for these teachers to bring what they’ve learned back to their
classrooms to enhance their students’ learning of bioscience and research, nurture their
interest in jobs and careers in science, and teach them solid science concepts from
which to make lifelong informed decisions such as understanding health care issues.
The science teachers began their summer program as students in a classroom to learn
laboratory basics before dividing half their time in a local academic research institution or biotechnology firm and the other
half of their time in the teaching laboratory at the Hutchinson Center to focus on refining their school curricula and
incorporating effective ways to use their science research concepts and techniques in the classroom. Mrs. Walters worked in
the UW Molecular and Cellular Biology department studying yeast genetics, where she used micropipetting and gel
electrophoresis skills.
Participation in the SEP also includes the loan of science kits for teachers to use in their classrooms so they can teach their
students to apply the research techniques learned through the SEP program. Mrs. Walter’s biology students are using a
micropipet kit and later will use a DNA unit where they will conduct DNA analyses as part of a mystery case scenario. “I had
never worked in research before so this gave me a chance to see what requirements and skills are necessary to be a successful
researcher. With this background I can more accurately inform students about science career possibilities,” said Mrs. Walters.
This also “allows me to make the learning more relevant by using true scientific tools,” she commented. In addition to
teaching Biology, Mrs. Walters also teaches Environmental Systems Design and AVID. To read about the Hutchinson Center’s
SEP program, click on the following link: http://www.fhcrc.org/en/news/releases/2013/07/science-teachers-join-labs.html
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Henry M. Jackson High School students recognized for
contributions to science research
Shruti Parikh (12th grade) and Jacqueline Nguyen (11th grade), students at Henry M. Jackson High
School, were selected as finalists for the Washington State Academy of Sciences (WSAS) Junior Academy
Award in the spring of 2013.
Both students were formally recognized for their contributions to science research at the 6th Annual
WSAS Meeting and Symposium held on September 12 in Seattle. Students toured the Museum of Flight,
dined, and discussed current and future projects with notable scientists in their fields of interest.
Ms. Parikh, Dr. David L. Eaton, Dean of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, and Professor
Estella B. Leopold of the Department of Biology at the University of Washington discussed several fieldleading initiatives that closely relate to Parikh’s research in Phytoremediation of Arsenic in Coal Dust
using Western Sword Ferns (Polystichum munitum).
Ms. Nguyen met with Dr. Usha Varanasi from the University of Washington’s College of the
Environment and Dr. R. Curtis Graeber of the Graeber Group and discussed potential next steps in her
research concerning Minimizing Size and Weight in Standard Military Rations (MRE) for Increased
Optimization for Field Use.
“It was so impressive listening to the conversations the students had with the Science Academy
members. Seeing very distinguished
Ph.D.s talking to high school students
on an even footing was truly
amazing,” said Andy Sevald, Research
and Engineering Club advisor at Henry
M. Jackson High School.
“There was no pandering, dumbing
down, or condescension; in the eyes
of the Academy these students had
proven themselves, and a tone of
mutual respect was very evident,”
concluded Sevald.
This article was an Everett Public Schools
News Release Sept. 19, 2013.
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Nguyen, Dr. Varanasi, Parikh, and Dr. Eaton
at September 12 WSAS meeting and symposium
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CONGRATS!
HONOR ROLL
Gold
Students who achieved GPAs of 3.0 or higher for the spring semester (2012-2013)
are recognized on the Principal’s Honor Roll. The three levels of honors are:
Gold 3.8–4.0
Silver 3.5–3.799
Bronze 3.0–3.499
Congratulations to all these students for their accomplishments!
Acholonu, Chioma Leandra
Ahn, Heejoon
Alabi, Isabella Michelle
Allen, Brooke Noelle
Anderson, Kate Alyssa
Anderson, Sierra Kauanoeanuhea
Ang, Henry Chung
Apuya, Reigina Palas
Asp, Anna Kristina
Asuncion, Austin Ryan
Atregenio, Emma Louise
Awan, Sonia A
Bae, Hannah Halim
Baker, Madeline Claire
Banning, Alexander James
Banning, Kelsey Anne
Banta, Riley Kaitlyn
Bartok, Duncan Hayashi
Becker, Jacquelyn Campbell
Behera, Pratyush P
Bennett, Paige Nicole
Bishop, Krista Rene
Bond, Jordan Keith
Brenan, Sabrina
Briggs, Lauren Mary
Burgess, Brittni Pritpal
Caffee, Briana Crystal
Carlile, Tyler Kenneth
Carter, Olivia Tanae
Case, Catie Dawn
Castro, Nicole Yun
Caviness, Marcellius Lamont
Chandra, Makena Ann
Chaney, Kennedy C
Charleson, Mary Suzanne
Chiu, Amy Yu Li
Cho, Daniel Hyunbin
Cho, Elizabeth Yeajin
Cho, Grace Hayoung
Cho, Hye Hannah
Cho, Justin Yongeun
Chon, Ji-Yoon
Chong, Blakely Evan
Cisneros, Hannah Marie
Cobb, Kaitlyn Michelle
Cooley, Madison Mary
Cox, Abbigail Rene'
Dabkowska, Justyna
Dahline, Emma Lynn
Davis, Maren Rebecca
Dean, Kelsey Spaulding
Demoulin, Luc Richard Christo
Deol, Ramneek
Doney, Jack Benton
Elliott, Savana Paige
Elwalid, Fatima Thoelkefel
Evans, Celia Grace
Feingold, Zachary Alan
Fields, Audrey Ann
Flynn, Kayleigh Alana
Follis, Grant Anthony
Frost, Sophia Isabel
Gilbertson, Natalia Alicia
Gillis, Ashley Marie
Girard, Olivia Louise
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Goetz, Miles P
Hao, Clare
Hebert, Margaret Adele
Henning, Sarah Laurraine
Herana, Melissa Isabella
Hoang, Daniel Truong
Hoang, Justin Huy
Hoang, Kelly Kieu-Loan
Hoang, Lauren Kieu-Trang
Hoffman, Maggie Lynne
Houck, Kiara Martine
Hovland, Nikole Marisa
Hsu, Chris
Hwang, David Jusung
Indivero, Julia Lindsay
Jamshidpour, Roya Grace
Jarrahian, Shazaad Mateo
Jeffries, Aaron Alexander
Jeon, Robin
Johnson, Anna Marie
Johnson, Jared Reid
Johnson, Sydnee Janai
Johnson, William Roger
Jones, Katelyn Marie
Jones, Michal Joy
Jooma, Shanzeh Fayaz
Kelly, Claire Yvonne
Khan, Shahbaz Ahmed
Killen-Knickerbocker, Janelle Marie
Kim, Caleb Yechan
Kim, Calvin Jinwoo
Kim, Chan Ha
Kim, Lydia Dahae
Kim, Minjoo
King, Garret Bradley
Kingma, Kelli Nicole
Kletscher, Christian Jordan
Kleven, Everett Montgomery
Kramer, Keilyn Nicole
Kwak, Renee
Labroo, Ashish Bhat
Lai, Tiffany J
Lam, Karina Thao
Lapchenko, Irina Aleksandrovna
Laurence, Kamryn E
Le, Christine N
Lee, Andrew Yoonkeun
Lee, Colton Ga Wai
Lee, Dong-Gyo
Lee, Jace Eun Sol
Lee, Jung-Min
Lee, Matthew Joong H
Lee, Tyler Jonathon
Lee, Youn Seo
Li, Jinzheng
Lim, Alex Chandara
Lim, Anna Lekheana
Lim, Janice Sung
Lindstrom, Julia Claire
Little, Nalyssa Kirsten
Loch, Brandon Scott
Locknane, Drew Elizabeth
Locknane, Tessa Marie
Lopez, Carmen Elizabeth
Lopez-Flores, Faithaleen
Louangrath, Jonathan Twatchana
Lucas, Amber
Luxem, Kelly Amanda
MacDonald, Haley Walker
Martin, Kylie Kimberley
Matheson, Macy Kathleen May
Mattar, Amira Marcella
Mattar, Shadi Daniel
McGinnis, Madeline Anne
McKee, Kaela Nicole
McManamen, Anika Marie
Medema, Marley Grace
Memon, Alia Lai
Menzel, Taylor Brianne
Metcalf, Alicia Michelle
Michael, Quinn Michelle
Miller, Madeline B
Miller, Olivia Kay
Misich, Ainslee Elizabeth
Misich, Colin Scott
Miyamoto, Reina
Moore, Ambika Arianna
Muck, Rachael Amalia
Mulligan, Michaela Renee
Murawski III, Paul Michael
Neaville, Christopher Mackinly
Neitman, Christopher J
Nguyen, Daniel
Nguyen, Jacqueline Anh-Tram
Nguyen, Mai Thi
Nguyen, Michelle
Nicoletta, Elizabeth Anne
Nimmagadda, Saidutt
Nimmagadda, Sridutt
Nordquist, Colin Kin Hou
Oh, Aaron In-Sung
O'Hare, Emily Mutsuko
O'Hare, Natalie Hiromi
O'Keefe, Courtney Lynn
Okubo, James Craig
Ortman, Monica Ann
Park, Alexsander
Park, Brandon Inho
Park, Ester Yeri
Pavek, Jacob Benjamin
Pawley, Emily Marie
Paxson, Margaret Lynn
Paynter, Ariana Louise
Pazevic, Stefan Kiyoshi
Perez, Dahlia Selena
Pham, Amy
Pham, Chester Tuchuong
Phan, Cindy Mong
Pischer, Anna Lane
Porter, Collin Reid
Putrya, Lyudmila Vladimirovna
Quizon, Danica Marie Orlina
Radcliff, Madison Jewell
Ramos, Nathanael Carl
Ransom, Madison Rebecah
Rawlins, Jessica Kathryn
Rayala, Indira
Reiman, Diana Carolina
Reinikka, Matthew Jacob
Richardson, Bailey Rose
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NOTE:
Some students earning these
honors are not included here
because their parents have
indicated that their students’
names may not be published.
Robison, Marissa Ann
Roe, Aaron Matthew
Roy, Jessica Megan
Ruchty, Sarah Rene'
Rufer, Kaitlyn Marie
Ryu, Esther Eunji
Salsbery, Rhonda Lynn
Sandhu, Sabrina
Sandquist, Emily Rae Anne
Scholle, Abbey Jo
Scott, Kristen Nicole
Semler, Peter Jedrek
Shalabi, Yasmeen
Skaufel, Devon James
Slater, Megan
Small, Carley Thompson
Smith, Sabrina
So, Sylvia Yuk Wah
Song, Hyeok
Souchet, Guillaume Antoine Remi
Steckler, Christopher John
Streitberger, Hayden August
Strok, Dave Davis
Sukhoparov, Lyubomir Vladimir
Swingle, Nicole Katherine
Tehrani, Nariman Faramarz
Thomas, Elizabeth Grace
Thompson, Katelyn Elyse
Thorne, Rachel Peraza
Tjok, Victoria Putri
Todd, Jessica Ann
Tran, Cecilia Kim
Tran, Emma Lien
Tran, Nhy Huyen Thao
Tran, Sandy
Tranthien, Thuynhi Audrey
Trumble, Sierra Lynn
Vakulchik, Daniela S
Vanaelst, Callie Jo
Vanaelst, Lauren Elizabeth
Vimawala, Aditi Munikumar
Vo, Bao Minh
Vo, Jamie Minh Phuong
Waite, Riley Parker
Wang, Yearnyee Everet
Ward, Cassia Alexandra
Weed, Natalie Jina
Westland, Joy Victoria
Westland, Tian-Ahn Lin
Wilfand, Danielle
Wilson, Casey Valentine
Wilson, Robert Daniel
Woolley, John-Robert Andrew
Wyatt, Madison Grace
Yavorska, Olena Romanivna
Yee, Brandon Kentaro
Yoon, Christina Leehwa
Yoon, Christopher Kwang-Il
Yoon, Kevin Hyung-Il
Yoon, Sarah Heeyong
Youn, John Hyo Jin
Yusaf, Kirin Ulfat
Zalewski, Lindsey Mae
Zhuge, Jessica Yan Ling
Nov 2013
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CONGRATS!
HONOR ROLL
SILVER
Students who achieved GPAs of 3.0 or higher for the spring semester (2012-2013)
are recognized on the Principal’s Honor Roll. The three levels of honors are:
Gold 3.8–4.0
Silver 3.5–3.799
Bronze 3.0–3.499
Congratulations to all these students for their accomplishments!
Aarhus, Lars Erling
Abernethy, Emily Rose
Adams, Jared Wayne
Ainsworth, Marguerite Katherine
Al-Ameedi, Ali Mohammed
Allemeier, Lindsey Marie
Allister, Megan Lynn
Amalachandran, Margot
Anaya, Isabella Faith
Andersen, Ashley Anahi
Anderson, Kristen Brooke
Anderson, Kristin Beth
Ang, Andrew Hok
Ang, Charlie
Aquino, Jaelyn Reilly
Armstrong, Kiersten Courtney
Armstrong, Tristan Shane
Arter, Ariel M
Asuncion, Emi Sasaki
Atijera, Rachel Ann Padilla
Aufrecht, Abigail Elizabeth
Badr, Nelufar
Bae, Grace Haeun
Bae, Samuel
Balogh, Alyssa Christine
Basuel, Gavin B
Beavert, Kyle Dustin
Bell, Natasha Kiyomi
Belyak, Mark Igorevich
Bennett, Francesca Giulia
Berghout, Nathan Bryan
Beyer, Danae Nicole
Bishop, Julia Grace
Bishop, Taylor James
Bogovich, Kiara Almendra
Bond, Jaeden James
Bond, Matthew Randal
Borrego, Tessa Maria
Braid, Patrick John
Brown, Brandon Guy
Brumley, Lani Alexis
Brumley, Tamara Michelle
Buell, Kendall Grace
Bui, Tuong Vy Thi
Buno, Kristina Melodie
Carroll, Miguel Augusto
Casidsid, Angela Jilliene Sansano
Chae, Ye Eun
Chang, Lucy Han
Cheney, James Christian
Cho, Andrew Seok Kyu
Cho, Edward Ki Yeon
Christie, Julia Rose
Chu, Ronald Chiu Young
Colvin, Ryan S
Conrad, Mackenzie Ann
Cortado, Colin Marcus
Cottrell, Jennifer Saeter
Crider, Bryndis Margret
Croutworst, Adam Albert
Da Re, Bence Skye
David, Danica Lynn
Davis, Jared Alan
Day, Jacquelyn Ann
De Anda, Ivanna Renee
DeLand, Natalie Rae
Derifield, Sarah Michelle
Diller, Matthew James
Dowe, Chloe Hanna Madeleine
Drajeske, Benjamin Karl
Duong, Anhton D
WOLF TRACKS
Duvall, Samantha Lynne
Ellis, Kayla Anne
Ellis, Madeline Noan
Erlewine, Michael Lewis
Ezeonu, Linda Ogadimma
Fandino Giraldo, Juan Sebastian
Feingold, Nicholas Aidan
Foley, Carter Patrick
Frederick, Madison Elise
Frost, Cekayn Pha-Ek
Garchitorena, Allen Wayne
Gasparich, Sydney Josephine
Gay, Laura Marie
George, Evan David
George, Nicholas Alexander
Gill, Gurveena
Gill, Jashanpreet Kaur
Green, Kelton Jason
Haak, Kenny Taylor
Hagey, Kevin Michael
Hammond, Hunter Paul
Hanna, Jennifer Kate
Hansen, Ashley June
Hardisty, Morgan Jean
Harestad, Alina Britt
Hart, Steven Michael
Haugen, Madeline Marie
Haugen, Peter John
Haupt, Alexander Keith
Hearing, Christopher Llanos
Heath, Kamiryn Nichole
Helgerson, Kyle Brendon
Hendrickson, Katherine Grace
Henning, Michael Steven
Hicks, Abigail Rose
Hong, Anna Jee Hee
Hoon, Sean Yoshiaki
Hovorka, Nicolas Jack
Hunt, Logan Paul
Hunter, Lauren Sophia
Hutchens, Jordan N
Hutchison, Shalen Hailey
Hwang, Mean Taek
Hylland, Emily Belle
Hylland, Jackson Keith
Indivero, Lucas David
Jablinske, Kyra Sue
Jang, Daniel Ryan
Johnson, Natalie Morgan
Jones, Alison Noelle
Jones, Hannah Elizabeth
Jooma, Karim F
Kao, Nahrya Chrisna
Kapustka, Clara Jeanette
Karlick, Madeline M
Karmil, Courtney Marie
Kavanagh, Daniel James
Kerslake, Mali May
Kim, Jacqueline
Kim, Juna
Kim, Robert
Kim, Young Hwan
King, Katie-Lynn Olga
Kingma, Brooke Kelsey
Klein, Joseph Gerald
Kodavati, Sairamani
Kolakowski, McKaulay Schuyler
Koo, Michelle Minjoo
Kumma, Aisha Juel
Kwon, Beau
Lance, Caleb Michael
Lang, Kyla Brianna
Larsen, Erik Matthew
Lauerman, Connor John
Lauerman, Ryan Paul
Lavadia, Jenessen Buison
Le, Joseph
Lee, Brian Kijung
Lee, Nicole
Lee, Tiger Curtis
Lee, Yasmeen Lucia
Lenseigne, Cassidy Rae
Lilley, Ian Conare
Linder, Markie Marie
Litchfield, Jamie Marie
Litchfield, Richard Tanner
Locknane, Payton Rae
Lopez, Tiana Marie Maxine
Magarelli, Nicholas Karter
Mak, Grace Wing-San
Mar, Brandon Anthony
Marsh, Sarah Marie
Martinet, Arie Anna
Martinez, Veronica Marie
McDade, Landeau Marshall
Michiels, McKenzie Lee
Mietzner, Benjamin Tiger
Mietzner, Hannah Lorraine
Miyasaki, Anthony Ngo
Moffat, Nicole Ellyse
Mohlman, Kaiya Theresa
Molina, Daniela Isabel
Moore, Christopher Andrew
Morrell, Sabrina Nicole
Nann, Melinda Sovandara
Nann, Salina S
Neaville, Kenneth Sydney
Nelson-Phongphiou, Payton Brooke
Newlon, Andrew Colin
Newlon, Courtney Renee
Newman, Lauryn Nicole
Nguyen, Adam
Ninh, Kevin Duy
Nirschl, Christian M
O'Guin, Jacqueline Marie
Ozuna, Blake Thomas
Parikh, Shruti Sanjay
Park, Grace
Parker, Ian Rudy Wolfe
Parker, Noah Okada
Parsons, Brooke Nicole
Paulos, Mikreselassie Worku
Peterson, Gabrielle June
Phan, Madison Bernice
Phipps, Andrea Katlyn
Pischer, Austin David
Plaisance, Conor Jeffrey
Poch, Melanie Anne
Polevoy, Melissa Rouse
Prendergast, Daniel Scott
Prendergast, Shannon Denise
Ragsdale, Mallory Marlies
Ramaley, Mariah Ashley
Reidt, Joshua James
Robert, Spencer David
Robison, Karlee Larae
Rodriguez, Jared Cortes
Roy, Dylan Pembroke
Rubero, Seth Maxwell
Sanders, Madison Lynn
Sarhan, Rawan
Sastry, Olivia Faye
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NOTE:
Some students earning these
honors are not included here
because their parents have
indicated that their students’
names may not be published.
Saufferer, Samuel Gary
Savola, Lindsay Rose
Sawyer, Ashley Cierra
Schonewald, Sabrina Emma Mae
Schroeder, Sophie Marie
Schweitzer, Rachael Athena
Seiler, Jordan Eugene
Serres, Kristina Marie
Sherwood, Ryan Andres
Shin, Joonha
Simek, Benjamin Tyler
Smith, Evan Philip
Solverson, Chase Arthur
Son, David Kwan
Son, Wooyoung
Souter, Alexandra Natalia
Soylu, Basak
Spassennikova, Anastasia Andreevna
Spaw, Landon W
Spivey, Kaylee Marie
Stamey, Alexis Kathryn
Starkel, Conner Steven
Steinike, Bradley Richard
Stevenson, Jacob Allen
Stone, Tristen James
Strok, Robert Brian
Strom, Derek Carl
Strong, Ian Michael
Sumida, Catherine Francoise Mari
Summers, Camryn Rose
Sung, So Jong
Swem, Chanelle Lynne
Sy, Kadesha Salla
Tandy, Kayla Nicole
Tasaka, Emily Kikuye
Thomas, Haley Alison
Thompson, Jack Regan
Thongdy, Amira
Tian, Zhonglei
Timbol, Angelo Sanchez
Tinoco, Amanda Marfil
Todd, Sarah Elizabeth
Tran, Megan Xuan
Uyeda, Brian Minwook
Valenzuela JR, Robert Alexander
Vanbemen, Andrew Robert
VanHorne, Bridget Lynn
Viloria, Cole James
Walean, Glenn Benjamin
Walkush, Malina Suzanne
Walsh, Amy Atendido
Warriner, Anna-Lynn Anuenue
Watkins, John William
Weber, Colby Allison
Weber, Monica Yuki
Weholt, Chase Steven
White, Brenna Jing Yu
White, Zackary John
Wilson, Emily Mae
Wingert, Tyler James
Yamamoto, Ryan Thomas
Yi, Joshua Hwanmin
Yoon, Hannah
Yoon, Joseph Seok
Younus, Pareesa Nicole
Yousefi, Arda
Yousefi, Hila
Zhdanov, Mark Benjamin
Nov 2013
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CONGRATS!
HONOR ROLL
BRONZE
Students who achieved GPAs of 3.0 or higher for the spring semester (2012-2013)
are recognized on the Principal’s Honor Roll. The three levels of honors are:
Gold 3.8–4.0
Silver 3.5–3.799
Bronze 3.0–3.499
Congratulations to all these students for their accomplishments!
Ahmed, Nadia M
Ahmed, Rahima Jibril
Aiken, Miranda Lee
Ainsworth, Steven Charles-Thomas
Alabi, Sabrina Emma
Albright, Alexandria Autumn
Allais, Natalie Robin
Allen, Amelia Cornell
Allen, Sarah Ann
Allen, Savannah Brittany
Allister, Royce Matthew
Andres, Bailey Rose O'leary
Arias, Daniela Patricia
Arpin, Sarah E
Arteaga, Jovanna Yolanda
Asuncion, Jordan Dean
Baldwin, Reed Rockfellow
Barnes, Kaelyn Audrey
Bell, Blake Julian
Bennett, Kylie McKay
Berenshtein, Zimel M
Berrian, Taylor Leigh
Betz, Bryan Paul
Billmyer, Jacob Lee
Birchler, Nikolai Alme
Bishop, Lauren Marcella
Blackshaw, Michael John
Blake, Marcus Anthony
Bohnen, Michelle Kari
Bond, Jennika R
Booth, Sierra Juanita
Borgal, Shione Jennifer
Borrego, Rico Cooper
Botteron, Madison E
Bowen, Catherine Barbara M
Bowley, Megan Justine
Boyd, Emily Lauren
Brittain, Emily Anne
Brown, Robert Jacob
Brownfield, Brooke Lynn
Bugg, Jamie A
Burgan, Brittney Irene
Bylsma, Zachary Dow
Campbell, Matthew Vincent
Capers, Brie'anna Deeanne
Carlile, Jamie Joann
Carlile, Ryan Robert
Carro, Lauren Elizabeth
Carter, Cameron Ross
Chann, Jessica Vanna
Cheesman, Alexander Scot
Cho, Rachel Yonhee
Choi, Je-Yong
Christopher, Sarah Andreeconstanti
Chu, Eunice Jinkyung
Chung, Harin-Anna
Clinton, Andrea Jenae
Clinton, Imari Chanel
Coccia, Kylie Lynn
Coffelt, Tessa Mackenzie
Conte, McKenzie Rae
Cook, Francesca Samantha
Corvalan, Julia Carmen
Cotero, Mia Linh
Cottingham, Jason Fox
Creary, Rachel Elena
Crissinger, Daniel Thomas
Crooker, Elijah Dakota
Cui, Cherry Lucia
Dalzell, Hailee Marie
Davis, Elena Fae
Davis, Kaitlyn Delois
Dawidalle, King
Day, Kenneth Stanley
Day, McKenzie Renee
Denning, Elisabeth Carolyn
Dewan, Alexis Cassandra
Diaz, Jose Raimundo
Dickerson, Isaac Alan
Diffner, Rebekah Dawn
Dile-Basnight, Viante R
Dimaano, Alexa Rosario
Dinh, Ann Tuyet
Donohue, Zachary Raymond
Driscoll, Joseph Patrick
Due, Mia Rae
Durisko, Destiny Mae
Dzulkarnaen, Muhammad Khaeran
Ebert, Athina Marie
Elliott, Kalei Elise
Ellis, Bailey Ann
Ellis, Hunter J
Endreson, Chase Timothy
Enriquez, Jyllean Magat
Escobar, Jonathan Kimball
Espinoza, Mikaela Marie
Everroad, Zachary Ryan
Faddis, Colton James
Fan-Hernandez, Yuepon Salvador
Faulconer, Juliana Jeltje
Fields Jr, Michael Jerome
Filimonchuk, Jessica Isabella
Findley, Conner Riley
Findley, Mitchell Carter
Fischer, Kimberly Christina
Fisher, Joshua David
Fluharty, Margaret McGregor
Foster, Garrett Michael
Francis, Scott Robert
Fulton, McKenzie Elizabeth
Funke, Victoria Nicole
Galindo, Miranda Alexandra
Gannon, Cassidy Nichole
Gasparyan, Elina
Gibbs, Ashley Taylor
Gill, Munraj S
Gleckler, Shaun M
Gorski, Noah Jansen
Graff, Kyle Robert
Gray, Kaylin Madison
Guerrero, Nicole Elizabeth
Gunter, Alexander Redmond
Gunthardt, Graydon Thomas
Guthrie-Williams, Tiani Josephine
Guzman, Jacob Benjamin
Haggerty, Thomas Jang
Han, Candace Jueun
Harrington, Ethan Matthew
Harris, Isaiah Lee
Hauenstein, Connor James
Haverfield, Jeremy Ryan
Hayes, Conner Robert
Hearing, Tyler Llanos
Heinrich, Alexandra Layne
Heivilin, Abigail Alexis
Hemler, Samantha Marie
Hendrickson, Shayla Marie
Henning, Hannah Rae
Henning, Noah Basil
Hereth, Brett Robert
Hicks, Hannah Mae
Higgins-Sanchez, Daniel Allan
Hittle, Connor Glenn
Hittle, Kevin Hansen
Hoang, Nicole Phuonghan
Hoon, Kathleen Yoshino
Hopkins, Andrew Thomas
Hornsby, Dakota Ann
Houck, Kailey Marie
Howley, Addison Margaret
Huerta, Armando
Hunt, Madison Faith
Immendorf, Karen Brittney
Irving, Jordan Lonte'
Jackson, Nathan William
Jacobs, Cheyenne Sierra
Jacobsen, Lillian Rae
Jones, Alexander John
Jones, Tyler Nathan
Josan, Amritjot K
Josan, Simranjot Singh
Kamalian, Sareh
Kathol, Alisa Carol
Kavanagh, Kathleen Bridget
Kearney, Sean William
Keene, Rahma Alice
Kelly, Nathaniel Jonathan
Kennedy, Ariana Daylynn
Kent, Brandon Spencer
Key, Connor Randall
Kidd, Frank Skyler
Kiel, Alexander Frederick
Killingsworth, Katie Ann
Kim, Christina
Kim, Christina
Kim, Jean Young
Kim, Nina E
Kim, Sarah Kiyeon
Kimsey, David Chris
Kindrick, Karin Marie
NOTE:
Some students earning these
honors are not included here
because their parents have
indicated that their students’
names may not be published.
King, Krista Van
King, Shelby Lynn
Kingma, Dan James
Korten, Lucy Nicole
Kozorezov, Artyom Aleksey
Kruglov, Vladislav Petrovich
Lakin, Soleil Eva
Lang, Taylor David
Larson, Erik William
Lauerman, Matthew James
Le, Steven Bui
Lee, Kate Cheayun
Lee, Theda Elizabeth
Lee, Vivian Dan Bee
Lee, Youn Soo
Lemos, Victoria Lynnae
Leung, Vincent Lok-Yin
Levchuk, Anna Stephanie
Liao, Peter
Lim, Linda Morokod
Lind, Logan Chandler
Littlefield, Chase Allen
Locken, Elijah Eric
Lone, Gunnar
Lowthorp, Joshua Matthew
Lucero, Patricia Joy
Ly, My-Ngoc Thi
Mabrouk, Nadia Louise
Main, Samuel Seong-Min
Marschall, Skye Connor
Martin Jr, Michael Anthony
Martin, Alexander Jay
McBride, Blake Steele
McGinnis, Ryan Steele
McNeal, Alexandre Gunner
McNutt, Morgan Elizabeth
Melchiors, Adam Christopher
Melendrez, Josue Eduardo
Mercer, Morgan Alyssa
Meredith, Benjamin Itang
Mertens, Sean M
Metcalf, Shyra Mirae
Mikkelsen, August Madison
Miles, Jake Henry
Miller, Grace Anne
Min, Alexander Kim
Mitchell, Dylan Price
Mitchell, Lauren Leslie
Mitchell, Mikaela Lee
Moayeri, Reza Lee
Moe, Elycia Sumintra
Monten, Mackenzie Grace
Moon, Jeyte Yejin
Moon, Paul Sungmin
Morozova, Anna Vladimirovna
Morrell Jr, Hector Jose
Morrison, Melissa Lynn
Morrison, Mitchell Tyler
Morrow, Michael Hanson
Neisinger, Cameron Ryan
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HONOR ROLL
BRONZE
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Nelson, Samuel David
Nelson, Thomas William
Nemirow, Rachel Elisabeth
Nguyen, Anna Lea
Ninh, Tammy Thanh
Nishimoto, Victoria Kazuko
Nogales, Carissa Isabella
Novilla, Niko Noel
Obryant, Mariah Kinsey
Oliphant, Cassidy Rae
Olsen, Jameson Gill
Olson, Ali Lauren
Olson, Jadon Nikalas
Olson, Sky Nicole
O'Neal, Benjamin Douglas
Orlosky, Brittany Antonia
Ortiz, Jasmine X
Osborn, Tanner D
Palmer, Daniel Joseph
Park, Justin Inbum
Park, Sarah Han
Park, Vania
Patawaran, Mitchell Zachary
Patel, Parth S
Patrick, Isaiah Taariq
Paulos, Betelehem Worku
Pearson, Allison Elizabeth
Pellegrino, Alexis Kristina
Perkins, Andrew Weston
Peters, Michael Joseph
Pettis, Heather Renee
Pham, Cindy Tram H
Phung, Alexander Zachary
Plata, Rachel Mae
Podnar, Blake Allan
Purdy, Alexandra Louise Birnbach
Purnell, Zachary Ryan
Pyles, Michelle Lindsey
Qadri, Aliya Khan
Radford, Jeremy Lee
Raj, Chandni Lata
Ramirez, Anne Lauren
Ramirez, Anne Nicole
Rangel, Brandon
Ransom, Andrew Steven
Rardin, Kylie Anne
Reidt, Joseph Brent
Reimer, Carissa Rae
Reimer, Natalie Ann
Reum, Rachel Ann
Rigby, Catherine Elaine
Robert, Brenna Kathleen
Roberts, Holden Vincent
Roberts, Riley Mercia
Roberts, Tyler Christian
Robison, Joshua Frederick
Robles, Ruben
Rockenfield, Navee D
Rogers III, Robert Eugene
Rojas, Kaitlynn Marie
Rowe, Cory William
Rowell, Jarred James
Rudnev, Natalie E
Saldana, Andrea Maria
Salmassy, Sean Howard
Sample, Aryana Marie
Sanchez, Aldo
Sanders, Kieran Graham
Saunders, McKenna May
Schastlivets, Paul Sergey
Schillberg, Olivia Jeanne
Schuldt, Allison Nichole
Seleshi, Afomia Mitiku
Shalabi, Malak
Sharma, Nikita
Shelton, Sophia Rheann
Shepard, Payton Jay
Sherk, Sierra Danielle
Singh, Randhir
Skibiel, Madison Ashley
Slaven, Kayla Ellen
Small, Benjamin Thompson
Smith, Cole Kristjan
Smith, Ellie Kay
Son, Justin Ju Wan
Soto, Jazmyn Christina
Spaw, Matthew Warren
Spring, Jeremiah R
Steck, Lauren Elizabeth
Stedman, Heidi Marie
Steinle, Spencer Alan
Sterling, Clark John
Stoll, Michael Anthony
Strange, Jaycie Marie
Stritmatter, Nikolas Evan
Stroyan, Connor James
Sullivan, Olivia Anne
Summers, Kyle Jordan
Syed, Nabil Manjur
Tan, Hannah Li-Hue
Tan, Jonathan Yong-Xiang
Tashiro, Cullen Seiji
Taylor, Alivia Karis
Taylor, Kaitlin Jeneane
Taylor, Madeline Sueanna
Taylor, Tristan Andrew
Teofilo, Alisa
Thai, Hoa Giang
Thanadabouth, Azie Reene
Thomas Jr, Scott David
Todd, Jason Barry
Tran, Stanley Nguyen
Trifonova, Nataliya Aleksandrovna
Valdez, Rafael Antonio B
Vallejos, Nathan William
VanHorne, Rachel Mary
Vasilchenko, Venecia Maria
Villa, Vasi Mae
Vrachovska, Polin
Wallenberg, Bryan M
Warner, Alexander Adjani Earl
Warnke, Madison Marie
Weisser, Tristan
Welsh, Adam Jesse
West, Brayden Lee
Westbrook, Alex James
Wheeler, Austin Lawrence
White, Nicholas James
Whitman, Tyler Robert
Wiens, Madison David
Williams, Alyssa Corrinne
Williams, Spencer James
Williamson, Jack Trey
Wilson, Evan Casson
Win, Emmeline Mimi
Woodruff, Brandon James
Wyman, Brady Kenneth
Youn, Gabriel Hyo Jung
Zambrano, Alexander
Zhdanov, Anastasiya I
Zhuge, Daniel Danning
Zubatch, Madison Reid
CONGRATS!
TENACIOUS T-WOLVES
Aguilar, Bryan Hunter
Coppock, Jacob Alan
Darby, Wesley Edward
Everroad, Zachary Ryan
Fitchlee, McCabe Harrison
Fox, Dani-Nicole Knight
Hobby, Zackery Michael J
Jackson, Nathan William
Kennedy, Ariana Daylynn
Labrash, Brianna Elizabeth
Lone, Gunnar
Lopez, Leslie Sarahi
Miller, Terrance Jarel
Najar, Eman Merdan
Nemirow, Rachel Elisabeth
Another recognition program at JHS is called Tenacious
T-Wolves. These students have raised their semester GPA
by 1.0 or more over the previous semester.
There are no restrictions on the starting GPA as we
encourage students to be proud of their tenacity and
resolve to reach new academic goals.
Congratulations to all these students
for their accomplishments!
NOTE:
Some students earning these honors are not included here because their
parents have indicated that their students’ names may not be published.
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Nguyen, Michelle
Pavlic, Joanie Elizabeth
Plaisance, Conor Jeffrey
Rangel, Brandon
Rodriguez, Julian Ricardo
Savola, Lindsay Rose
Sidhu, Jasmeen Kaur
Soto, Jazmyn Christina
Streitberger, Hayden August
Trifonov, Daniel
Walters, Dakota Michael
Welsh, Adam Jesse
Yavorska, Olena Romanivna
Nov 2013
Staff SPoTLIGHT’:
We want to know more about YOU!
James Long
Department: Custodial, Head Custodian
How long have you been at Jackson? This is my third year at Jackson.
Where did you go to school? Samuel Ayer High School
What was your first job? Round Table Pizza
Tell us a little about your family at home. Kids? Cats? Dogs? I am married and have 4 grown
children and 2 grandchildren.
Hobbies? Hunting and fishing
Favorite TV show and/or movie? Lots of favorites
Favorite book or book that you are reading right now? I am not much of a reader, but I encourage
reading. It’s a great building block.
How do you order your coffee? Salted caramel mocha
Favorite vacation spot? Disneyland
Favorite holiday? Christmas
Favorite food? Fried chicken
If you could have a super power, what would it be? Ability
to read minds
What is something about you that most people do not know?
That I am very proud of my father.
What advice would you like to give to the students and/or
parents? That life is short, and you only get one chance to live it.
Be a good listener; it’s the best sign of respect.
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Staff SPoTLIGHT’:
We want to know more about YOU!
Jean Reiersen
Department: Library Secretary
How long have you been at Jackson? Since January 1999
Where did you go to school? Brigham Young University and the University of Iowa
What is your teaching philosophy? (in a nutshell) Lifelong learning
What was your first job? Office help at the local Boy Scout office
Tell us a little about your family at home. Kids? Cats? Dogs? My husband and I have 3 children and 8 grandchildren.
Hobbies? Family history, knitting, crocheting, reading
Favorite TV show and/or movie? Jeopardy
Favorite book or book that you are reading right now? Number One Ladies Detective Agency
How do you order your coffee? No coffee for me
Favorite vacation spot? Phoenix, AZ, to visit the grandchildren
Favorite sport team? BYU Cougars
Favorite holiday? Fourth of July
Favorite food? Strawberry shortcake
Other language(s) you speak? I have studied Norwegian and Spanish.
If you could have a super power, what would it be? X-ray vision to find lost
things
If you could spend a day with someone famous (living or not), who would
he/she be? Abigail Adams
What is something about you that most people do not know? I had a
Rotary scholarship and studied at the University of Oslo my senior year in
college.
What advice would you like to give to the students and/or parents?
Stay organized, make a plan and work your plan.
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Staff SPoTLIGHT’:
We want to know more about YOU!
Susan Brown
Department: English 1, English 3, English 4, COE
How long have you been at Jackson? 10 years
Where did you go to school? Carleton University in Ottawa, University of Windsor, Pacific Oaks College
What is your teaching philosophy? (in a nutshell) My job is to make knowledge, skills, and understanding a reality
for every kid who walks in the door.
What was your first job? Ever? Serving 7 Up at a fair
Tell us a little about your family at home. Kids? Cats? Dogs? 3 grown daughters, 2 sons-in-law, 2 grandsons in London, and 2 border collie mixes
Hobbies? Writing, gardening, reading, TV, movies, and any travel I can manage
Favorite TV show and/or movie? Castle and the old BBC version of Pride and Prejudice.
Favorite book or book that you are reading right now? There are way too many books. Right now I’m reading Death
Comes to Pemberly.
How do you order your coffee? Double tall latte with chocolate powder
Favorite vacation spot? London
Favorite sport team? What is this thing you call sports?
Favorite holiday? Christmas
Favorite food? Steak and chocolate cake, separately, together, or for breakfast
Other language(s) you speak? Pigeon French
If you could have a super power, what would it be? Flying without any problems with speed, height, cold ,or hunger
If you could spend a day with someone famous (living or not), who would
he/she be? Emily Bronte
What is something about you that most people do not know? That would
be telling.
What advice would you like to give to the students and/or parents? Be kind
to each other. This is your family and they will all seem a lot better in a few
years.
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CLASS
News
Senior Class Information
There are two ways to connect
with SENIOR CLASS INFORMATION on the JHS website.
One way is by clicking the
PARENTS tab and then selecting
SENIOR CLASS INFORMATION.
The other way is by clicking
Senior Class Information in the
QUICKLINKS section.
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CLASS
News
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CLASS
News
Attention: Seniors and Parents!
Have you purchased your ticket for the
Class of 2014 All-Night
Graduation Party on June 14?
Follow this link directly to the Jackson High School website senior
information page:
http://everettsd.schoolwires.net/Page/13558
1. Click on SENIOR PARTY.
2. Print both the registration form and the Medical Release/
Hold Harmless Agreement.
3. Send the form and Agreement with your full payment or
deposit to
Class of 2014 Parent Group
Corina Summers
4504 141st St. SE
Snohomish, WA 98296
Forms and payments can also be dropped off in the Class of 2014
Parent Group mailbox at JHS. Questions? Send email to
[email protected].
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CLASS
News
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CLASS
News
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District NEWS
Free research-based tools to help stop bullying
Delayed start or closed schools
The National Association of School Psychologists has a
concise, well-documented, and timely resource, A
Framework for School-Wide Bullying Prevention and
Safety: www.nasponline.org/resources/bullying/
Bullying_Brief_12.pdf.
If we have to cancel school or delay the start of school,
we will use our parent communication system to call in
the morning after 5:45 a.m. with a brief message about
the reason for closure or delay. We will also use local
media and post the message on our website. If there is
no announcement about Everett Public Schools,
school is on the regular schedule.
Stopbullying.gov has lots of bullying prevention information and strategies. There are training modules,
PowerPoints, toolkits, videos, resources, state-by-state
laws and policies, suggestions about how
to talk about bullying with your kids, and much more.
FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is an
office of the U.S. Department of Education. FAFSA coordinates with postsecondary schools and financial institutions to help students and families pay for college.
FAFSA application season begins in January. Watch for
FAFSA completion events happening around the district. Find more information at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
Comcast Internet Essentials
Comcast Essentials is a program that offers internet for
about $10 per month for qualifying families, a low-cost
laptop for about $150, and free internet training. If you
are not currently a Comcast customer and your student
qualifies for free or reduced meals at school, go to
www.internetessentials.com or call
1-855-8-INTERNET (1-855-846-8376) to learn more.
To see more information about preparing and resources for school closures or delays, see the district website under the PARENTS tab.
In cases of inclement weather or other emergencies,
please
 listen for media announcements,
 view the district’s website at www.everettsd.org, or
 call our district information line, 425-385-4636.
JHS office staff ask that you please check the above
sources before calling the school office.
Parent communication system messages
Did you miss the last recorded call from us? If you
would like to hear the most recent recorded calls made
to your phone, dial 1-877-737-5291 (1-877-REPLAY1)
from the primary phone on which you receive calls
from the district. You will hear a list of the most recent
recorded messages sent to your phone. Select the message that you would like to hear.
Remember...
Vote November 5, 2013
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COMMUNITY
Happenings
Mill Creek Library
Fall is in full swing at the Mill Creek Library! Teens and adults participating in National Novel Writing Month
(NaNoWriMo) are encouraged to come to a “write-in” at the café in the University Book Store in Mill Creek Town
Center on Monday, November 4, from 6-8 p.m. Join local teen author A.R. Kahler, author of the Immortal Circus trilogy,
and other inspiring writers to work on reaching your word count for the day. A.R. Kahler will also be happy to answer
questions, offer writing tips, and even sign a book if you bring one. This program is open to writers of all ages.
Teen DIY returns on Wednesday, November 6, from 4-5 p.m. Teens can go back in time and make the ‘80s favorite fuse
bead creations. They can make a fuse bead project to take home and become inspired to try more! Bonus: They can
also learn about awesome library resources that can help boost their creativity!
The final Teen Game Night of 2013 will take place on Friday, November 15, from 7-9 p.m. Teens can come get their
game on and grow new technology skills with friends by playing Rock Band, Wii, or Xbox Kinect or battle it out with
board games like Twister, Jenga, and Apples to Apples. Pizza and snacks are provided by the Friends of the Mill Creek
Library. Teen Game Night is open to teens in grades 6-12.
Instead of buying holiday gifts on Black Friday, teens can come to the library and make their own holiday gifts—
buttons, duct tape wallets, jewelry, and holiday cards—on Friday, November 29, from 2-4 p.m., and check out books
on other handmade gifts. Craft supplies are funded by the Friends of the Mill Creek Library.
For more information about these and other library programs, please contact Danielle Dreger-Babbitt, Adult/Teen
Librarian at the Mill Creek Library, at [email protected] or (425)337-4822 ext, 4233. The Mill Creek Library
is located at 15429 Bothell-Everett Highway, across the street from Central Market.
Mill Creek Parks & Recreation
Check out fun classes and workshops for the entire family with
Mill Creek Parks & Recreation. Upcoming events include:
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Parent’s Night Out
Family Bingo
Tree Lighting
For more information or to register for classes,
call 425-745-1891.
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Calendar
For athletics calendar info, visit the
JHS website and click the link for “Athletic Events
This Week” or visit the Wesco Athletics website and
click the “J” for Jackson Timberwolves details.
November 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
Fall Musical 7pm
Fall Musical 7pm
SAT
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Daylight
Savings
Time: fall
back 1 hr
Community Forum:
ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences),
6:30pm Annex
Election Day
JLC
Fall Musical 7pm
Fall Musical 7pm
Fall Musical 7pm
PTSA mtg 7pm
Veteran’s Day Assembly
LIF
Class of 2016 Parent
Group mtg, 7:15pm
Library
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Blood Drive
XC Banquet, Commons
LIF
MC Jazz Festival
20
21
22
23
Find Your Face week
JLC
Senate mtg 6:30am
“Henry” & Food Drive
Kickoff
Fall Choir Concert
7:30pm
Choir Festival, Commons
Choir Festival, Commons
Macho Volleybal,
6:30pm Gym
LIF
JHS Music & Arts
Boosters Auction,
5:30pm MC Country
Club
30
VETERAN’S DAY
NO SCHOOL
17
18
19
Winter Sports Begin
Special Ed PTSA, 6pm
Eisenhower MS
24
25
26
27
28
29
Pathways Assembly,
7-8:30am Commons
Early Release for
THANKSGIVING
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THANKSGIVING
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THANKSGIVING
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LIF = Learning Improvement
Friday (75-minute early release)
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Back TALK
THIS NEWSL ET T ER HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE PTSA OF HENRY M. JAC KSON HIGH SCHOOL
JHS PTSA 2013-2014
Presidents
Loran Bond
Mary Lou Evans
VP—Membership
Meggin Podnar
Becky Hitchcock
Executive Board
A WASHINGTON STATE—
HENRY M. JACKSON HIGH
SCHOOL PTSA CHARTER
7.3.95 NEWSLETTER
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JACKSON HIGH SCHOOL
1508 136TH ST. SE
MILL CREEK, WA 98012
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VP—Ways & Means
OPEN
Treasurer
Sandi Mak
Secretary
Brandi Lind
Nicki Gorski
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FOR SUBMISSIONS TO
THIS NEWSLETTER,
PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL
TO THE SUBMISSIONS
EDITOR AT
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SUBMISSIONS EDITOR:
Kathryn Lee
CONTENT EDITOR:
DeeAnn Williamson
Meetings
PUBLISHER:
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PTSA meetings are held monthly in
the JHS library at 7 p.m. Please join
us!
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FOR ONLINE INFO ABOUT
THIS PTSA, VISIT OUR
WEBSITE AT
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Everett Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran
or military status, sexual orientation including gender expression or identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the
use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy
Scouts and other designated youth groups.
Designated to handle inquiries about nondiscrimination policies are:
Affirmative Action Office ........... Carol Stolz ....................... [email protected] ..................... 425-385-4106
Title IX Officer ............................ Randi Seaberg ................. [email protected] ................ 425-385-4104
504 Coordinator ......................... Becky Ballbach ................ [email protected] ............... 425-385-4063
ADA Coordinator ........................ Kristine McDowell ........... [email protected] ............ 425-385-5250
Address: 3900 Broadway, Everett, WA 98201