NEWSLETTER - Woodbridge Township School District

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John F. Kennedy Memorial
High School
December 2015
Volume 24, Issue 2
NEWSLETTER
A State of New Jersey Best Practice School
A National & State of New Jersey “Learn & Serve” Leader School
A New Jersey Governor’s School of Excellence
Operation Apple Pie
By: Mrs. Jennifer Timinski
The Family, Career,
and Community Leaders
of America Club (FCCLA)
and National Honors
Society (NHS) partnered
with Be the Change of
NJ, a local community
service and activism group, to help
those in need in our community this
holiday season. With the help of
students, faculty and staff, they
accomplished their goal of baking
150 homemade apple pies to feed
the homeless living in Newark Penn
Station. They also collected dozens
of new and gently used hats, gloves,
and blankets for those in need.
Donations of flour, sugar,
shortening, and apples
were collected along with
monetary contributions to
complete the project.
Students even donated
their apples at lunch to
help with the effort.
Over the course of
one
week,
students,
faculty, and staff joined together to
bake the pies during and after
school. Mrs. Puri’s Blocks 1, 2,
and 3 Foods classes worked
endlessly preparing dough and
peeling apples. FCCLA and NHS
students volunteered their time
after school to bake, package, and
load the apple pies for delivery.
(continued on page 5)
Published with pride for our school community 
John F. Kennedy Memorial H.S.  A State of New Jersey Best Practice School
John F. Kennedy Memorial
High School Newsletter
The John F. Kennedy Memorial
High School Newsletter is
published four times a year. It
is prepared at Kennedy using
Microsoft Publisher.
The
electronic file is made available
on the JFK Website.
Michael A. Cilento,
Principal
Sherry Wandras,
Vice Principal
Steve Caroscio,
Vice Principal
Newsletter Staff:
Brittany Miller, Editor
Danielle Salsman, Editor
WOODBRIDGE
TOWNSHIP SCHOOL
DISTRICT
CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION
DR. ROBERT ZEGA
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
JOHN BADER
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
FOR CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
DENNIS DEMARINO
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR/
BOARD SECRETARY
JOANNE SHAFER
DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL
SERVICES
JULIE BAIR
DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL SERVICES
On behalf of the
administration,
faculty, and staff
members of
John F. Kennedy
Memorial High
School, I would like
to take this
opportunity to wish
everyone a happy
and healthy
holiday season.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
JOHN GOLDEN, PRESIDENT
EZIO TAMBURELLO, VICE
PRESIDENT
MARIE ANDERSON
FRANK DELLAPIETRO III
DANIEL HARRIS
BRIAN MOLNAR
BRIAN F. SMALL
JONATHAN TRIEBWASSER
EILEEN ZULLO
December 2015
 A National & State of New Jersey Service-Learning Leader School 
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What’s Happening at Kennedy?
District Cell Phone Policy Updated
Breakfast is available for students in the
Kennedy Cafeteria from 7:15 am until 7:40
am. The cost of the breakfast will be $2. The
menu will include a Bagel with egg, cheese, or
bacon and a choice of juice or milk or an order
of French Toast with juice or milk.
Official SAT Question of the Day
Visit the JFK school website to answer the
Official College Board SAT Question of
the Day. The link for the question is
available on both our Home Page and our
Guidance Page.
Woodbridge Township School District Regulation
5131.7 has been revised regarding student use of cell
phones.
Students are not permitted to have
possession of a beeper or cell phone in school during
school hours. If a student uses or displays a cell
phone the following steps will be taken:
1st incident results in confiscation with parent pickup in the Main Office.
2nd incident results in a one day detention and
parent pick-up in the Main Office.
3rd incident results in a one day Out-of-School
Suspension and parent pick-up, by appointment, in
the Superintendent’s Office on School Street in
Woodbridge. Appointments are to be scheduled by
calling 732-602-8550.
Block 1 and 2 Exams
will be given on
January 29, 2016
Block 3 and 4 Exams
will be given on
February 1, 2016
See you on January 22, 2016
for a repeat of one of last year’s
greatest activities!
Who will win this year?
Marking Period 3
begins
February 2, 2016
Tickets are $3 in advance
from Sophomore Class members
($5 at the door)
For more information call the
Main Office at 732-602-8650
December 2015
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Business Honor Society Selects New Members
By: Mrs. Danielle Salsman
The Business Honor Society began the
2015-16 school year accepting applications for
new members. Students are required to have
an overall GPA of 3.0 or higher and an A– or
better in 3 business classes. Students who are
accepted must also get a character
recommendation from the teacher for each
business course they have taken.
After reviewing applications, Mrs. Salsman
determined 12 students were eligible to be
inducted as Business Honor Society members.
These students have proven themselves to be
dedicated, business-savvy individuals. The new
inductees (in no particular order) are:
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Vrushik Patel
Zaryaab Naqvi
Wyatt Emme
Laila Abbas
Vivek Patel
Tahisha Pierre
December 2015
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Shyama Dave
Hemali Patel
Stuti Vyas
Kareena Adnani
Tiffany Leung
The students were inducted at a breakfast
with advisor Mrs. Salsman, two returning
members (Derek Lopez and Ian Smith) and Mr.
Cilento in attendance (see picture below).
Congratulations again to all new inductees!
In the 2015-16 school year BHS has
already begun a fundraiser to donate a portion
of the proceeds to the Acumen Fund. The club
also plans to hold their annual suit drive for
Suits for Success, as well as provide study
guidance to current business students during
Final Exam review days.
We are looking
forward to a productive school year!
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Art Students Collaborate To Put On
Professional Show
By: Mrs. Rachael Rotella
On Thursday, January 7th, John F.
Kennedy Memorial High School
art students will present their
projects painting, sculpture and
mixed media in collaboration
with Perth Amboy high school
students who have been
enrolled in Art Major and
Advanced Placement classes.
Beginning at 6 p.m., the
Perth Amboy Gallery for the
Arts will host the opening
reception for these young
artists. All are invited to attend.
The show, completely
created by the students is titled,
Coexist. “There are many
things in nature that appear to
be complete opposites, yet they
manage to coexist. What's
more, they usually need each other; one cannot
be without the other. The purpose of the show is
to explore the complex relationships that exist
between these seemingly opposite forces that,
at the same time, exist in harmony with one
another” senior, Natalia Klimchuk describes the
shows purpose. You can
expect almost anything in this
body of work; teenage
abandon,
relationship
discontent, secret agents,
zealots, good versus evil,
maybe even aliens.
Working with these AP and Art
Major students has been
extremely rewarding, they
have all grown as artists and
at the same time have also
learned the foundation of
applying art to real world
scenarios.
We can’t wait to see you
there! The Perth Amboy
Gallery for the Arts is located
at 339 Read Street in Patten
Park, Perth Amboy.
For more about COEXIST https://
www.facebook.com/perthamboygallery/
Operation Apple Pie (cont’d from front page)
This project was inspired by a second
grade little girl named Riley who wanted
to give those less fortunate a taste of
home for the holidays. With the help of
our student body and staff at JFK, she
was able to see her idea
come to life. On November
24th, several teachers from
JFK along with Be the
Change of NJ, delivered all
150 pies to the homeless
along with a hot meal for the
holidays. The pies were a
December 2015
huge hit and put a smile on the faces of
many. Ms. Puri, Ms. Kurowsky, and Ms.
Timinski would like to extend their gratitude to all the students, faculty, and staff
for their efforts with this community service project.
Be the change you wish to
see in the world. Thank
you for making a
difference!
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National Honor Society Continues to Serve
By: Mrs. Colleen Kurowsky
November has been a busy month for JFK’s
National Honor
Society!
On
behalf of John
F.
Kennedy
Memorial High
School,
the
society
accepted the
Silver
Award
and a banner
from
the
Central Jersey Blood Bank. With 165 donations
during the 2014-2015 school year, JFK had the
second highest number of donations in all of
central jersey! Once again, the students and
staff of JFK showed their desire to help others
through the truly selfless act of donating blood.
The National Honor Society hopes to continue
this tradition of saving lives as it hosts another
blood drive here at JFK on Thursday, December
3.
During the month of November, the National
Honor Society honored local veterans by
hosting a former Navy officer, Ted Evon. Mr.
Evon was received by an engaged audience of
NHS members as he shared stories of his life
and of his time in the service. Students laughed
at his funny stories about boot camp in the
snow
and
friendly
pranks
on
the
base,
and cried at
his
December 2015
heartbreaking tales of lost friends. Mr. Evon
showed his audience all of the medals he
earned for his bravery and service, as well as
his Navy Yearbook full of pictures from his
training. The visit ended with National Honor
Society members thanking Mr. Evon for sharing
his story, and for his service to our country.
The National Honor Society ended the
month of November by helping out with Project
Apple Pie. Members dedicated time after school
to partner with Mrs. Timinski, Mrs. Puri, and the
FCCLA to bake apple pies for the homeless.
The idea actually
came from Mrs.
Timinski’s
daughter,
Riley,
and NHS was
more than happy
to help turn it into a
reality. Members
had a blast rolling
out the dough,
preparing
the
filling, and eagerly
waiting to see the
finished product.
The apple pies
were donated to
homeless
New
Jerseyans at Newark
Penn Station just
before Thanksgiving.
The pure gratitude
expressed
by
recipients of the pies
was enough to make
it clear that Project
Apple Pie was a
success!
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JFK Academic Team
By: Advisor, Ms. Jaci Mayer
lonia, on their home turf later this year.
A special shout out goes to
This year, the JFK Academic
the JV Team that competed at
Team is off to a wonderful start!
the Donovan Catholic challenge
Led by captains Ana and Saidya,
in November. The team comour A and B teams have competprised of Svanik, Mathujan, Naed at the MAST tournament in
ranjan, Jofther, Karan, and
October and the Donovan CathAdnan, placed 4th overall out of
olic challenge in November. We
14 JV teams in their bracket.
have a determined and enthusiThey competed in two grueling
astic squad this year, with about
weeks of competition and
16 alternating players depending
brought home the first trophy for
on availability. The team plans Above: The JV A-Team that won 4th the JFK Academic Team in over
place overall in their bracket at the
to attend the NorJAC competi- Donovan
Catholic
Academic three years.
tion on Dec 12th and the MAST Challenge.
We are very excited to see
what the rest of the year brings!
pop culture challenge in January. We also will face our hometown rivals, Co-
Math Team Improves Seeking “Perfect Ten”
By: Mr. Patrick McGroarty
The JFK Math Team is made up of thirty
students who are interested in solving
mathematical problems for fun without a
calculator! Our Math Team is very ably
captained by Aditya Sridhar and David Tian
and the faculty advisor is Mr. McGroarty.
We normally meet twice a month. One of
these meetings is chaired by our co-captains
Aditya and David. During this meeting our
members are exposed to different styles of
mathematical problems. Our other monthly
meeting takes the form of a competition
sanctioned by the Central Jersey Math League,
which is held at a hosting school. We are
allowed to bring ten students to these
competitions. In September, we finished twelfth
place out of nineteen schools at a competition
held in Montgomery High School. In October,
we finished tenth out of eighteen schools at a
competition held in South Plainfield High
December 2015
School. In the November competition held at
Union County Magnet Campus, we finished
eighth out of nineteen schools.
The most consistently high performers
for our Mustangs have been David Tian, Aditya
Sridhar and Devvrat Patel. Each one of these
students has scored a nine out of ten at least
once, while David has attained a nine on two
occasions.
If you are a math whiz, or just someone
who is interested in solving mathematical
problems, please do not hesitate to contact Mr.
McGroarty for more information. You could
score the first perfect ten of the season!
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Key Club’s Active Operations
By: Priya Agarwal
There are many exciting events coming up in
the month of December. The John. F Kennedy Memorial High School Key Club will be making Christmas
cards for Veterans so that we can share the love of
Christmas with the community. All the members of the
Key Club will meet up and make loving cards using
provided materials such as markers and construction
paper. In addition, for the first time, key club members
will have an opportunity to volunteer at a food bank.
This will provide a more hands on way of giving back
to the community.
Operation Christmas Child is one of the
most anticipated events of the year. This year there
was a large turnout of kids to make boxes. The donation for each box was seven dollars and about 30
members made boxes. A large set of supplies were
set out on a table to put in the boxes. The students
picked an age group and gender and decorated the
box accordingly. Markers, crayons, and colored
pencils were also provided to make a cute note for
the child who would receive the box. Everyone
made a note for their Christmas Child. Many students decided to work in pairs while making the
boxes. The seven dollars that were put in the box
were for the shipping of the box since they go to
various countries. Each box was customized in a
different way with unique items and decorations.
Most of the members brought shoe boxes from
home. The letters written were simply precious and
the children will get that warm feeling that Christmas brings when they read them. Those are the
things that make Key Club worth it. Operation
Christmas Child is one of
those things that you know
Above: Vice President
Mansi Shah holding one of
the many boxes created
during
Operation
Christmas Child.
December 2015
Above: Only a fraction of the
boxes
made
during
Operation Christmas Child.
will allow you to put a smile on someone else's
face. The best gift that a person can give is a
smile.
An exciting Volleyball Tournament was held
at ALJ High School in the month of November. All
Key Clubs from Division 13 and 14 were welcome
to participate. The John F Kennedy Key Club had
three teams set out to win the tournament. Many
players from the JFK Memorial High School were
also members of the Varsity Volleyball team. A few
of these students are Conner Freemen and Francesca Garrison. The admission fee was either five
dollars or five pounds of food. Our school was on
raffle duty. As a result of this tournament a lot of
food
was
accumulated
and all the
key
club
members got
to
spend
some quality
time
with
one another.
Above: One of the
three teams that
played from the
JFK Memorial High
School Key Club.
Left: A portion of all
the food collected
during
the
tournament.
Many Key Club members including myself made
lasting friendships during the tournament. The players had a great time. Those that were watching had
a wonderful
time as well.
There were
snacks
and
pizza at the
event. Some
of the snacks
were
even
homemade
such as the
truffles
and
brownies.
The players
had
some
time to practice before the
actual games
began.
The
sportsmanship was impressive by every school and
all in all it was a great event.
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Student Council Hosts Annual Breakfast with Santa
December 2015
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Masquerade 2015: A “Frightfully Fun” Night
By: Mrs. Sharon Di Lonardo, Senior Class Advisor
Left: Funniest:
The Left Shark
Rachel Mihatov,
Grade 10
The Senior Masquerade 2015 was a
“howling” success, proving once again to be one
of the most popular dances at JFK High School.
On Thursday, October 29, over 490 students
donned their “spook–tacular” costumes and
partied from 7:00-10:00pm.
The highlight of the night was the costume
contest with cash prizes awarded to the winners.
Voted on by the students, the winners for the
Masquerade 2015 Costume Contest were:
Left: Scariest:
Freddy Krueger
Connor Freeman,
Grade 12
Below: Best
Group:
American Boxers
Julia Fischer,
Madison Buttitta,
Jelisa Lovett,
Jordan Daniels,
Grade 10
Right: Best Couple:
Mermaid Man &
Barnacle Boy
Claudia Valverde &
Krystiana Celeska
Grade 12
Below: Most Original: The Inside Out Group
Julia Sinatra, Megan Smith, Marina Finis, Nicole
Simoes, Moira Teves, Grade 10
All who attended had a “frightfully" good time
and in the process raised over $2100 for the
Senior Class of 2016. Start working on your
costumes for next year!
December 2015
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to benefit:
John F. Kennedy Memorial High School
CLASS OF 2015
PROJECT GRADUATION
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Doors open at 4:00 p.m. —
Auction begins at 5:00 p.m.
Auction Held in the School Gym
$10.00 Admission
Kitchen will be open!
No one under 18 admitted
For additional information or to purchase tickets, please call
Donna Quinn (Secretary) 732-602-8650
December 2015
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Boys’ Cross Country Ends Season with
Underclassmen On Top
By: Mrs. Rachael Rotella
Throughout the Fall season, these young
men truly defined the meaning of what a Cross
Country team is. As a group they became more
dedicated and determined every day. We had one
of our most successful years in cross country,
although our record was 6:2, our loses to Monroe
High School and Woodbridge High School were
within a mere points.
Our underclassmen had a lot of success
this year. Newcomer freshmen, Preetham
Anumapuram and Keshav Kalia joined the varsity
team all the way to State Sectionals. Preetham
brought home three medals this season, the first at
Greystone Park and then again at the Six Flags
Safari invitational and finally for the freshman race
at the GMC Championships, placing top 30. On
October 27, 2015, Preetham, Keshav, Roman
Fabbricatore and Shyamal Patel dominated the
two mile race in 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 5th place
respectively.
The Boys Varsity team poses on the
start line before State Sectionals
Each member of the boys team plays a
valuable role, however our awards recipients this
year were as follows; Senior, Rahual Mahju
December 2015
Boys and Girls XC end their
season with Coach Rotella and
Coach Seavy at State Sectionals
received
our Most Valuable Player Award for the 3rd year
in a row, having set the tone for the team placing
first for the Mustangs in six out of eight division
meets. Senior, Thambu Jisnnu ran his heart out for
this team, always worked hard and always finished
top two for the mustangs. For that reason he
receives the Mustang Award for being an
outstanding student and competitor. Sophomore
Prakher Chandra received our Most Improved for
reaching his goal and breaking a personal best
time of 18:23 compared to his PR last season of
19:46. Not only was he a mentor to the younger
members but was always there for his team,
always an asset during a race, and stepped up on
when he was needed. Finally our Sportsmanship
Award goes to Senior, Wyatt Emme for his
attitude on and off the course. Wyatt did not miss
one practice, he was the last out of the locker
room every day to make sure everything was
taken care of and he played a vital role even
without a captain’s title.
We’re looking forward to next season; the
underclassmen will keep up the hard work. We
know it’s not about a season record. A winner is
someone who sets their goals, commits
themselves to those goals and then pursues their
goals with all the ability that is given to them.
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Girls’ Basketball Hopes to Continue Success
By: Coach Nicholas Smith
This year the girls’ basketball team will be
led by Seniors Clare Lewis, Priti Patel and
Jackie Soper. The team is looking to continue
on the success of the girls’ basketball program.
They will also have a major impact from our
underclassmen as they improve their skills to
become varsity player. We look forward to
seeing you at our games this year.
Competition Cheerleading Prepares for Season
By: Coach Jessica Herres
The 2015-2016 Competition Cheerleading
team is made up of 15 talented
individuals. The squad started
off their season with summer
workouts
to
better
their
endurance and skill work for the
type of routine they were going
to have to learn and perform to
perfection.
The
girls
will
practice three to four days a
week as well as cheering at basketball games
and competing every weekend starting January
11.
They will perform in seven local
competitions
including
Bishop
Ahr,
Woodbridge, Jackson, St. John
Vianney, and David Brearley.
They will be ending their season
with a National competition in
Ocean City Maryland. In
Maryland they will compete
against 15-20 teams. Ms.
Obrien and myself are looking
forward to a great season with
this fantastic group of ladies.
Boys’ Winter Track Team Preview
By: Coach Robert Herre
The Boys’ Indoor Track team is certainly
looking forward to the winter season. Returning
athletes include sprinters Junaid Mughal and
Brandon Redd, hurdler Anthony Del Poppolo,
and long distance runners Rahual Mahju,
Thambu Jisnnu, Mehul Patel, and Wyatt Emme.
These athletes will be leading the way along
with the rest of the squad.
The Mustangs will be competing in the
Spiked Shoe Invitational in New York in late
December and from there will prepare for the
State Relay Championships, the GMC
December 2015
Championships
in
Staten
Island, and the
State Sectional
Championships
with
the
ultimate
goal
being the Meet
of Champions
in Toms River.
Along the way,
they will host several outdoor meets with local
teams as long as the weather cooperates.
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Girls’ XC Gains Valuable Experience
freshman race at GMC Championships. The
biggest highlight of the season was the
performance of the team’s number one runner,
The girls cross country team struggled this
year, with only two athletes
sophomore Stuti Vyas.
Stuti medaled at two of
having one year each of
varsity
experience.
the three large invitational
meets and finished first
Several athletes were
forced into the roles of
on the team in every dual
point-scorers
at
dual
meet. Overall the team
meets, which they weren’t
finished with a record of 3
quite ready for. Despite
-9, 2-6 within the white
division.
Mr. Seavy
the challenge, the girls did
would like to thank the
enjoy the competition and
team for their efforts,
showed
a
lot
of
especially seniors Fion
improvement by the end of
Girls XC at State Sectionals
Chan, Alison McMahon,
the year. Hard work led to
and Rujuta Patel.
success for three freshmen who medaled at the
By: Coach Robert Seavy
Boys’ Basketball in Pursuit of Excellence
By: Coach Andrew Hill
The
JFK
Boys Basketball
team is excitedly
getting prepared
for the 20152016
season.
Under
the
guidance
of
Coach
Hill,
Coach
Devoogd,
and
Coach
Toczynski, the Mustangs are hoping
to play hard every game and
compete for a Division, County, or
State Championship. The
basketball team will be led by Senior
Kush Patel, who averaged 10 PPG and 9
RPG last year as a Junior. The team is also
December 2015
looking
to
get
contributions
from
underclassmen Kobie Wells, Peter Obertan,
and Tamaj Coleman.
Come support the Mustangs
in their pursuit for excellence!
Wishing
Kush a great
senior
season!
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First Marking Period Honor Roll
Grade 9
ABDELAAL, SALLY K.M.
ABDUL, DUA
ABREGO, GABRIELA
ABREU, ARALYZ
AKHTAR, AIMUN
ALFARO, JEFFRY
ALI, LENA
ALIM, HADI
ALVAREZ, CRISTAL D
ANUMAPURAM,
PREETHAM
ARYA, AKHILESH
BARAN, KRIS
BARCELO, ANDREA
CAMILLE A
BARNES, NIDHI
BEAMAN, KHAIRAH
BEHERA, NIRANJAN
BENNETT, JUSTINE
BHANDARI, UJUALLA
BILLINGSLEY, KAYLA A
CABRERA, DANIEL
CHANDHOKE, SHARON
CHILLIOUS, INAYAH N
CHO, LOIS
CHRISTIAN, SARISHA
M
CHUBBUCK, NOELLE E
COPPOLA, OLIVIA R
DALAL, VRUSHTI R
DAVE, ABHISHEK
DAVIS, KYLE R
DEDHIA, KARAN R.
DEL POPOLO, ROSA N
DELLA TORRE, JENNA
C
DI SANTO, BIANCA C
DI SANTO, RACHEL J
DUBEY, PURAV
FABBRICATORE, ROMAN A
FALDU, AASHI
FLORES, WESLEY
December 2015
GARCIA, JACQUELINE
GARDNER, JULIA R.
GOMEZ, CHRIS DIANA
GONCALVES, RAQUEL
FONSECA
HERCULES-MARTINEZ,
JESSICA
HILL, ALLEN Jr
HOLLY, CHRISTOPHER
IHEKUNA, CHINAENYE
IMPAGLIA, JULIANA
JAVIER, KIRSTEN V.
JOHNSON, JAYLA S.
KACHHIA, HONEY J
KACHHIA, MOKSHA
KACHHIA, RONAK
KACHHIAPATEL, KHUSHI J
KADRI, UMAIR
KALEEL, MUZAMMIL
KALIA, KESHAV
KAPOOR, CHIRAG
KAPOOR, VIDHI
KAUR, GAGANDEEP
KAUR, SIMRAN
KENNEDY, CAITLYN
ELIZABETH
KIRVALIDZE, GEORGE
KISTANGARI, PRAGNA
KOLB, CASSANDRA M.
KRAKOWSKI, NICHOLAS
KUMAR, MANAV
KUMAR, RAKEESH
KUMARI, KIM
LA ROCQUE,
KAYLEIGH
LALLA, NICHOLAS
LAVID, SAMANTHA
LEVINE, JAKOB
LODATO, MELISSA R
LUGO, JULISSA A
MADSEN, EMILEE
MANAHAN, JOSHUA
MANJARA, SADAF E.
MARTIN, RICA NATALIE
MAYNARD, JASON A
MC CARTHY, HOPE
MC NAIR, CHRISTOPHER S.
MCMAHON, HANNAH
MEDAL, NICHOLAS
MELLAGE, SYDNEY H.
MERCADO, JAMIE
MIRZA, SABRINA
MONTALBANO, CHRISTIAN E.
NAYUMA, JANNATUL
NELSON, NAJAI C
OBERTAN, ALEX
OYINKOLADE, OLADI-
SUNIL
PATEL, SIMREN H
PATEL, YASH
PATEL, YUG
PENA, EMILY
PINKOWITZ, ELISA
TAMRA
POLERA, DANIEL
QUINTOS, RAPHAELALFONSO
RAJPUT, TAHA
RAMAN, SAMIKSHA
RAMESH, HARITHA SRI
RANA, NAKUL
RANA, PRATHAM
REYES, RYNE
ROSADO, DAPHNE
IRENE
RUIZ, JAYLIN
SANTOS, CITLALIC
SEHGAL, PARTHA
SHAH, KRISH B.
SHAH, PRIYA
SHAH, YASH H.
SILVA, ARIANA P
SIMONS, SKI
SIMS, JILLIAN
MEJI
SOSA, SADIE
PAHUJA, GAURAV
SPIEWAK, MATTHEW
PANDEY, PRATIBHA
PASUMARTI, ABHIRAM SUTARIYA, JINAL
TOLENTINO, JEREMY
PATEL, ALISHA
TYRRELL, MATTHEW J
PATEL, DEV J
ULLOA, YAICEL
PATEL, DIKSHITA
VACHHANI, DEVANGI
PATEL, DURVISH
VALERIO, ANGEL
PATEL, EASHAN
VALVERDE, DAVID
PATEL, JAY R
VELEZ, SARAH M
PATEL, JAYMIN N
VERMA, NISHA
PATEL, KARAN
VERMA, PRINCE
PATEL, KRITIK
VIDAL, JUAN SEBASPATEL, KRUSHA D
TIAN
PATEL, NEHEE
VIRA, MICHAEL
PATEL, NEIL
YOUNG, KLARKE HANPATEL, PRASHIL
NAH
SAMIP
ZAIB, SHAH
PATEL, SHYAMAL
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CHUN, NICOLE SUYOUNG
ABUAN, LANZ
CLARK, MATTHEW
AGRAWAL, UNNATI
DANIELS, JORDAN A.
AGUILA, MYLES ADRI- DAVE, SHYAMA
AN
DEVENDRA
AKBAR, ADNAN
DE LEON, EMELY MARALAYAN, LARA
TE
ALEXANDER, REBEC- DELLA SALA, THOMAS
CA
D.
ALVAREZ, BRIANA M
DEOSARAN, IAN V.
AMIN, PARAM
DHILLON, JIMMY
ARIF, UZAIR MOHAM- DHYANI, SHREYA
MED ABDUL
DINAKAR, ASHRITHA
ARMSTEAD, JAZZARA FABBRICATORE, ANBADOLATO, SOPHIA
THONY
BALESTRIERI, JOSEPH FINIS, MARINA
ANTHONY
FISCHER, JULIA A.
BARTOLOMEY,
GALLO, BRITNEY A
VANESSA
GARCIA, RICHARD
BASU, ADITI
GERBA, TRACI
BATISTA, JAZLYN
HEIN, ANTHONY
BEATON, MAXIMILLIAN ISABEL, ARIANNY
BURNS, JAVON
ISCOA, ISABELA
CABREJA, KERLY
JADOC, JOFTHER D
CABRERA, JAYLIN
JAVED, EESHA
CHAMPANERI, HEENA JAVIER, JAYSEN V.
Y.
JIMENEZ, ELIZABETH
CHANDRA, PRAKHER KADI, SHREYA
CHEGU, ADVITH
KALMAR-GONZALO,
CHETHAN, SIMRITHA
ALEX J
CHOQUE, RICHARD
KANKARIA, MIHIR
CHORAZAK, SARAH
KATARU, HARISRITHA
KAUR, ATINDER
KAUR, HARVINDER
KELLY, JACQUELINE
KUNDRA,
CHESHTA
KWARTENG,
MICHELLE
LAD, HETAL
LAKHMICHANDGANGWANI, RONAK
Grade 10
December 2015
LAZARUS, ADIA MARLENE
LEUNG, TIFFANY
LOPES, CHRISTIAN R
MACKIN, DYLAN T
MAYUR, NEEL
MC GANN, VICTORIA R
MENDEZ, EDER
MIHATOV, RACHEL
ANN
MOHAMED, NAHLA
MORA, LEWIS J.
MOWAFI, ZEYAD Y
MUNOZ, MELANIE
NAYAK, PRITISH
NAYEE, RISHI
PAGAN, MORIAH CAITLIN
PAREKH, TARANA
PATEL, AAYUSHI H.
PATEL, ANJALI S.
PATEL, BANTY
PATEL, DARSHINI
PATEL, JANVI
PATEL, JAY H
PATEL, KAJAL
PATEL, MAITHILI V.
PATEL, MEGHA
PATEL, NIKI
PATEL, RAJ
PATEL, RISHI
PATEL, SAVAN
PATEL, VASU J.
PATEL, VRAJ
SANDEEPKUMAR
PEPITO, JOHN
PERALTA, ASHLEY
PRADEEP, DILIP
QARIZADA, SAMEER
ROKITA, JAKUB
ROSE, BRIAN
RUSSO, CHRISTOPHER
SABOGAL, FELIPE
SADAYA, CARMELA
SAN PEDRO, DANIELLE
SANTIAGO, ALYSSA
SCHINDLER, EMILY
SCHNEIDER, ZACKARY
SELVAGANAPATHI,
MADHARI
SHAH, ABBAS H
SHAH, HENA
SHAH, JENNY J
SHAH, NEEV VIMAL
SHAH, RISHABH
SHARMA, ANANT
SHEARIN, BRANDON
SHETH, SWAYAM
SHIBATA, AVERY
SHIRODKAR, SVANIK
S.
SIMOES, NICOLE
SINATRA, JULIA
SINGH, AMRITA
SINGH, BALJOT
SINGH, NAVPREET
SINHA, MOHITA
SKAEV, ALBERT
SUCH, MATTHEW
SZETO, SAMANTHA
TADURAN, KRYSTA
TASSONE, ALICE
TEVES, MOIRA ALYSSA S
TRINDADE, SABRINA
TRUPPA, LOUIS
URENA, JOHENNY
VAN LIEW, RUSSELL
VERA, JAYDAH TAHJAI
VYAS, ARTHRAJ
VYAS, STUTI
WISNESKI, CAITLIN
YANAK, MICHAELINA
YOGESWARAN,
NAVEENAN
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Grade 11
ABERIN, HARVEY
AGARWAL, PRIYA
AHMAD, SAMEER
AKBAR, QURRATUL
ALSBAIEE, ALAA
ARIF, SAMAWIA
ARORA, MADHAV
ARYA, CHARU
ASILO, JOSIAH
ASTON, SEAN
ATIENZA, ETHAN LUKE
BAVISNNU, THAMBU
BEAMAN, WILLIAM
RANDOLPH
BYAM, NATASHA
CAJIGAL, JOSEPH
CARLINO, MELISSA
CARLUCCI, ANTHONY
CELESTINO, EREDIO III
COSTANZA, GIUSEPPE
CRAWFORD-WHITE,
EBONEE
CUZZOLA, KRYSTA
DASWANI JOUKANI,
VINEET
DE JESUS DE LA ROSA, ERIC J
DE LA CRUZ, STEVEN
DELLA TORRE, TARA
DELLA VALLE, ALYSSA
DEOSARAN, ANGELIQUE
DESMOND, RYAN
DEVORAK, TREVOR
DJONOVIC, ARIANA
FARLEY, MAURA
FARRUKH, MEHAK
FELIX, ANGILE
FIORE, AMANDA
FRABASILE, GABRIELLE
GALLERY, SHANNEN
GOMULKA, LUKASZ
December 2015
GRAHAM, TONEKE
LEANDRA
HEANEY, KYLE
HILL, DESTINY
IDEHEN, SHANIAH
IMPAGLIA, SAMANTHA
INFANTE, JAYSON PAJE
IRIZARRY, AMANDA
ISCOA, ADELINA
ISLAM, AL-ARABIA
JACOB, TEENA
JANI, KEDAR
JELLISON, JACOB
KALYNYAK,
OLEKSANDR
KAPADIA, PRIYANSHI
ANAND
KAUR, AVDEEP
KAUR, JASMEET
KAUR, MEHAK
KUMARI, ANJALI
LAROIYA, VASU
LAVANI, BHAVIK
MANIAN, PRAMODH
MANJARA, MOHMOADSANI
MANZOOR, MARYAM
MARTINELLI, VINCENT
MARTINEZ, ANJELICA
MONIC
MASTROLONARDO,
AMANDA
MATEO, JENASSY
MCGOWAN, SYDNEY
MCGRIFF, NAJEE L
MEHTA, DHRITI N
MERCADO, CLARISSA
MERGEL, JENNA
MILEY, SHAUN
MOHAMMED, UZMA
MOORE, ALEXANDER
MORA, JORDY
MORALES, JOSHUA
MORALES, LISETTE
MUTHUVEL, NIVASHINI
NAEEM, HUMZA
NEGRON, BRIANA
NETTA, TIMOTHY
NUNEZ DEL PRADO,
JOSMARY ANGELIS
OBERTAN, PETER
OROZCO, JASMINE
OSORIO, CHRISTOPHER
OYINKOLADE, ALEXANDER
PACHOLAK, KACPER
PATEL, ABHISHEK
PATEL, AKASH D
PATEL, ANJALI
PATEL, BIJAL
PATEL, DHARA
PATEL, DHARA A
PATEL, DHRUVKUMAR
PATEL, HARSH A
PATEL, HARSH H
PATEL, HEMALI
PATEL, HEMALI SANJAY
PATEL, JIGAR
PATEL, KARAN H
PATEL, KUNJAN SUNIL
PATEL, MEGHA
PATEL, PALAK
PATEL, SHAHIL
PATEL, SHRUTI N
PATEL, SWETA
RAKESHKUMAR
PATEL, VIVEK B
PATEL, VIVEK V
PATEL, YASHI JAYESH
PATHARE, SIDDHANT
PAWAR, AJIT
PEDANA, TYLER
PINTO, JONATHAN
POLIT, ANDREW
PRYSAK, ANGELICA
QUIROGA, FLORENCIA
A.
RABBITWALA, NIDHA
RAZA, AIMEN
REHMAN, MUBEEN M
RESTAURO, TIMOTHY
RODRIGUEZ, JENNIFER
RODRIGUEZ, MELISSA
RODRIGUEZ, STEPHANY
RUIZ, NATALIE
SALAHUDDIN, SAAD
SANTOS, ALYSSA
SCHAEFER, KEVIN
SCHMALENBERGER,
MICHAEL
SHAH, DARSHAL
SHARMA, PRATISTHA
SHARMA, RANJEEKA
SIME DEJESUS,
JAYLYN
SINGCHAROENCHAI,
THAMARAT
SINGLETON, GEMIYAH
SHARAE RENEE
SOLANKI, SAMEER
SRIVASTAVA, SHOBHITA
STANISLAWSKI,
KLAUDIA A
SUAREZ, BRANDEN
SURIEL, JORDAN
TELUK, CHRISTOPHER
TENPENNY, PAIGE
TORRES, JAMEA
VAID, SULAKSHMI
VERMA, ARUN
VILLAHERMOSA,
CLAUDIA
VIVEKANANDAN,
AKSHATHI
WHELAN, DANIEL
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Grade 12
ABBAS, INSIA
ABBAS, LAILA
ABID, MAHNOOR
ABREU, KATIE
ADNANI, KAREENA
AHMED, HIRA
AJMAL, SHAHRYAR
AMATULLAH, NABIHAH
APPEL, GLENN
ARISMENDI, CHRISTINE
ASILO, ELIJAH
ATHALAGE, THEVUNI
AVALOS, YANILLE
AWAN, MUHAMMAD
BAALAJI, MAANASA
BADILLO, SINDY
BALLE-QUINONES, GABRIELA
BANSAL, PRIYANKA
BEDI, SURYA
BEDI, ZIA
BORGES, JUANITA
BOZEK, PATRYCJA
BRAHMBHATT, PARTH
KIRITKUMAR
BRENNAN, NICHOLAS
BUCHHOLZ, JOSHUA
BURKE, SHAWNE J
BURROUGHS, KELLY
CELESTINO, LARA
CESELKA, KRYSTIANA
CHANDHOKE,
SHAURYA
CHANDRA, ADITYA
CHARLES, JOELE
CHAVARRY, JUAN
CONNELLY, CAITLYN C
CONROY, ASHLEY T
DALERTA, ELISSA
DANIEL, ANU
DAVIS, DANTE
DAVIS, SHANE
DAVIS, SOPHIA
DE LA ROSA, ERIC
DESAI, MARGI
DESAI, POOJA
December 2015
DESAI, TRISHA A.
DO, KEN
DOLGOVS, FJODORS
DRESS, LINDSEY
DREVELUS, CONNOR
DUTTA, KSHITIJ
EDGEWORTH, KELLY
EGAN, RILEY
ELEAM, JADE
EMME, WYATT
EVANGELOU, JOHNNY
FAYDEN, ANTHONY D.
FERNANDEZ, LAUREN
FLEURISSAINT, MARIO
FODOR, SHANNON
GALLO, BRIANA N
GANDHI, KEVAL
GARISON, FRANCESCA
HARI, JASPREET
HERNANDEZ, MONICA
HINDS, EMMA EILEEN
HMEDAN, SARA H.
HOMSACK, MICHAEL
HUTTON, STEPHANIE
INGRAM, JESSICA
AMYE
JACOB, MAHIMA
JIMENEZ, JASON
JIMENEZ- DIAZ, KELVIN
JISNNU, THAMBU
JOHN, CHRISTIAN MERCHANT
JOHNSON, TIRRELL
JOSHI, JANKHNA
KACHHIA, CHAAHAT
KALIA, KARTIK
KAUR, GURWINDER
KAZNOWSKI, CASSIDY
KELLER, SKYLAR
KHAMRAKULOVA, MUNISA A
KLIMCHUK, NATALIA
LAMBERG, WILLIAM
LASHLEY, TAFFY DYAN
LEEMING, MELISSA
LEWIS, CLARE
LIANG, ELISA
LICHTENBERG, BRITTANY
LODATO, DANIEL
LOKI, JENNIFER
LOPEZ, DEREK
MAHJU, RAHUAL
MAHMOOD, MARYA
MANTZ, TAYLOR
MARTES, DIANE
MASHAS, BRITTNEY
MATRACZ, KATARZYNA
MCMAHON, ALISON
MIAH, MOHIUDDIN
MOORE, MARIYAH
MORILLO, ALEXI
MUGHAL, JUNAID
MUHAMMAD, FATHIMA
MUNIZ, LAUREN
NAQVI, ZARYAAB
NARULA, PRIYAMVADA
NAYEE, JAY
PADIN, JACOB ANTHONY
PARIKH, BINDI
PATEL, AKHIL
PATEL, DEVVRAT ACHYUT
PATEL, HARSHIL
PATEL, KRISHNA
PATEL, KUSH K
PATEL, KUSH P
PATEL, NEIL
PATEL, NIRAV
PATEL, PARINA
PATEL, POOJA
PATEL, PRIYANKA
PATEL, RACHEL
PATEL, RIYA
PATEL, RUJUTA SUNIL
PATEL, SAVAN D
PATEL, SAVAN V
PATEL, SHIVANE
PATEL, VINAY
PELLRINE, BRIAN
PERUMAL, SRIDEVI
PIERRE, TAHISHA
PRAKHYA, VENKATASAI
QUADRI, ZAID
RAMAN, SWETHAA
RANATUNGA, CHAMODHI
RAY, ZARNA
RAZA, BATOOL
RIOFRIO, COURTNEY
ROBERTS, ANDREW
SANTIAGO, ANGEL
SANTIAGO-PARILLA,
TAINA
SAPOLNICK, MICHELLE
SAYED, ZAIN
SAYLES, DEVLIN
SETH, MOKSHA
SHAH, MANSI
SHAHID, SUBHAN
SHRESTHA, MYAGREEN
SIDDIQUI, AQSA
SILVA, CARLOS A.
SIMPSON, MARIAH
SINGH, KULBEER
SMITH, IAN
SOLINSKI, KIMBERLY
SOPER, JACLYN
SRIDHAR, ADITYA
SUERO, JEREMY
SZAWINSKI, MICHAL
TANAMAL, DIVINA GRACIA
TEJEDA, ARIEL
THOMAS, NEETHU E
TIAN, DAVID
TOLEDO, LANCE
TORRES, JEREMY
TRAEYE, QASIM
TYAGI, ATHARV
VANJANI, KUNAL
VARMA, JASMINE
VASSILATOS, CHRISTOPHER
VELEZ, EMILY
VEMURI, SPURTI
WAGNER, KERI
YOGARAJAH, MATHUJAN
ZAHID, SAAD
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