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THE SAINT
SABIN MIDDLE SCHOOL
Issue 2 November/December 2009
FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Saints and Parents,
ovemer /December 2005
Thank you for such a productive first quarter of the 2009-10 school year! We have cer-
tainly enjoyed meeting and getting to know all of our new Sabin students!
A few brief reminders as we head into second quarter:
• Students are required to wear their ID in a visible location every day. Please help
your child to remember his or her ID each morning.
• As the weather turns colder, please make sure that your child is dressed appropriately
every morning. Students are only allowed in the building before 8:35 if they are eating
____________________ breakfast or going to homework help.
ATTENDANCE LINE
There is no outside supervision before 8 am or after 4:10 pm. Please do not drop your
328-7035 child off earlier than 8 am, and please make sure they have a way home by 4:10 pm each
day.
Please call the 24-
hour attendance We would like to congratulate our student athletes for the first quarter. The seventh
line the same day grade football team finished their season with only one loss, and the eighth grade team
your child is late or was undefeated. Our Lady Saints track team finished in 4th place overall. We look for-
ward to the upcoming girls’ basketball season and the wrestling season, and invite you to
absent. come watch a game or match.
Inside this issue: I would like to extend my thanks to all parents who participated in Parent/Teacher Con-
ferences on October 28 and 29. Your children have been working hard all quarter, and
we’re proud to show you what they’ve learned. If you were not able to come in during
News from Our Teams and 4-10
conferences, please call or email your children’s teacher(s) to set up another date and
Clubs time to talk. Teachers conduct conferences with parents throughout the school year, and
would be happy to find a time that is convenient for you.
Counseling News 12
If your child is in need of homework help, please know that assistance is available every
day in the library. Students may come in Monday through Friday mornings from 7:45 to
Wrestling Information 14 8:35 (they do need to be here by 8:10 in order to attend Homework Help) and Monday
through Thursday afternoons from 3:50 to 4:50. Students do not have to sign up in ad-
Girls’ Track 15 vance; they simply need to come to the library with their books and assignments. You
can also call the office to make sure that your child did attend on any given day, as we do
Sabin Stars/CSAP 24
ask students to sign in and out of Homework Help.
As always, please let us know how we can best support your child’s academic growth!
Positive Referrals 25
Sherry L. Kalbach, Principal
kalbasl@d11.org
Honor Roll 28-32
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UP-COMING CALENDAR EVENTS
NOVEMBER -
November 3rd - Girls’ Basketball (Sabin @ Swigert) - 4:30 p.m.
November 4th - Chick Fil-A Music Department Fundraiser
November 5th - Girls’ Basketball (Jenkins @ Sabin) - 4:30 p.m.
Wrestling (Sabin @ Jenkins) - 4:45 p.m.
November 7th - Veterans Day Parade—10:00 a.m.
November 10th - Girls’ Basketball (Sabin @ Holmes) - 4:30 p.m.
Wrestling (Holmes @ Sabin ) - 4:45 p.m.
November 11th - Veterans Day/NO STUDENTS
November 12th - Girls’ Basketball (Mann @ Sabin) - 4:30 p.m.
Wrestling (Sabin @ Mann) - 4:45 p.m.
November 13th - Veterans Day Salute (Cafeteria) - 2:30 p.m.
November 17th - Girls’ Basketball (Russell @ Sabin) - 4:30 p.m.
Wrestling (Sabin @ Russell) - 4:45 p.m.
November 18th - Talent Show Try-Outs—4:00 p.m.
November 19th - Girls’ Basketball (Sabin @ North) - 4:30 p.m.
Talent Show Try-Outs—4:00 p.m.
November 20th - TAKE A TURKEY TO SCHOOL DAY
Wrestling “A” Squad District Classic @ Wasson –4:45 p.m.
November 21st - Wrestling “A” Squad District Classic @ Wasson
November 23rd - Girls’ Basketball (Galileo @ Sabin) - 4:30 p.m.
November 25/26/27- THANKSGIVING BREAK/SCHOOL CLOSED
November 30th - BAAC Meeting @ 6:00 p.m.
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UP-COMING CALENDAR EVENTS
DECEMBER -
December 1st - Girls’ Basketball (Sabin @ West) - 4:30 p.m.
December 2nd - Chick Fil-A Music Department Fundraiser
December 4th - Girls’ “B” Squad Tournament @ Mitchell—4:30 p.m.
December 5th - Girls’ Basketball “B” Squad Tournament @ Mitchell
December 7th - Girls” Basketball “A” Squad Tournament
December 9th - Girls” Basketball “A” Squad Tournament
December 10th - Girls “Basketball “A” Squad Tournament
December 12th - Girls’ Basketball “A” Squad Classic @ Mitchell
December 15th - Orchestra Concert (Cafeteria) @ 7:00 p.m.
December 16th - Band Concert (Gym) @ 7:00 p.m.
December 17th - Choir Concert (Cafeteria) @ 7:00 p.m.
December 18th - Sabin Star Assembly
December 21 through January 5th
WINTER BREAK/SCHOOL CLOSED
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS
BLACK BEAR TEAM NEWS:
Congratulations to the following Black Bear team members for accomplishing 50 facts in 1 ½ minutes
on an individual test.
Cheyenne Baile, Noah Bia, Sonja Calvin, Gloria Cisneros, Dylan Leri, Ahlexis Stephenson, Sierra
Vigil, Deoin Yutzy, Cydney Aquino, Christina Bartalo, Sam Drain-Rifkin, J.P. Durham,Riley
Greene, Sork Hamad, Marcus Hogan, Teddy Lopez, Jordan Meeks, Sandy Nguyen, Kyle
Richardson, Chandler Shedd, Ayan Williams, Alexus Xatkoun, Shaye Barkley, Adrian Berg, Cam-
eron Cordova, Megyn Cross, Oralia Cruz, Luis Diaz, Veronica Dickerson-Shaffer, Nick Francis,
Mark Hansen, Thomas Harrison, Everett Huggins, Dustin Logan, Noah Love, Alex Morales,
Shana Moultrie, Savannah Nelson, Cheyenne Smith, Brittany Trapp, Tyler Adkins, Trisha Bundy,
Maddie Casey, Adam Davis, Dawnielle Devenyns, Connor Grantz, Eden Hartman, Saphyre Jiron,
Amy Kim, Ivory Masching, Ally McCuthcheon, Alyssa Olmstead, Andrea Root, Jason Serrano,
Jeff Steele, Maya Sylvia, Sharla Windle, and Brian Arellano.
For their efforts, they were treated to a pizza party on October 28, 2009.
SCIENCE FAIR NEWS:
Sabin’s 2nd Annual Science Fair Competition is coming up soon! We have gathered the support
of various community members/businesses in the form of donations/gift cards for the top prize
winners. We will also award trophies and ribbons to the top projects in each category: Environ-
mental Science, Human Physiology, Chemistry, and Physics & Engineering. Participation in the
competition is voluntary, although all Sabin students are doing an individual investigation for their
science class. The science department has invited several guest judges from around the area
that will be highly trained in scientific method and familiar with the regional and state level sci-
ence fair standards for selecting the top projects. We hope to see a large amount of participa-
tion from students and parents on that Saturday, and a more detailed agenda will be sent home
after Winter Break.
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (continued)
We are having a ceremony to honor the
Veterans of our community!
Sabin Middle School cordially invites you
to attend our annual
Veterans Day Assembly
Date: 11/13/09
Time: 2:30 to 3:40
Location: Sabin Middle School Gym
3605 North Carefree
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80917
Please join us at a reception immediately following
the program, in the community room
RSVP by 10 Nov.
328-7050
Or
smutkcl@d11.org
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (continued)
Sabin Vocal Music Department:
Sabin choir students audition for D-11 Honor Choir
will be November 19th and November 20th . All Honor
Choir information will be sent home soon!
Out of 90 honor choir members from six D-11 middle schools, Sabin MS has
23! Congratulations to the 7th and 8th graders listed below who are in the 09-10 D
-11 Middle School Honor Choir!
Soprano Alto
Kylie Hylton Tracy Silloway
Lindsey Perales Kaitlyn Hayes
Harmony Donnelly Kiera Young
Cierra Johnson Sabrina Klugesherz
Hayley Branch Shelby Ann Sharpton
Baritone
Charles Patterson Tyler Stillwell
Cody Windle Keaun Bailey
Chris Krantz Aaron Warren
Gabe Sanders Anthony Miracola
Carlos Brown Russel Huggins
Robert Gillette Tyler Brown
Brandon Driscoll
Sabin Music Department Next Chick-fil-a Days : November 4th & December 2nd
Just eat at Chick-fil-a (Powers and N. Carefree) on these days and either give
your receipt to the drive-up person or put it in the Sabin box inside the restau-
rant. It’s that easy and we receive 15% of every receipt that is our box! At our
October Sabin Music Department Day at Chick-fil-a we made $275.00!! Our No-
vember’s goal is $500.00. Eat more chicken!!! See you there!
Sabin Singers will begin October 27th! This is an extracurricular group meeting
on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday each week from 8:00 a.m. to 8:35
a.m. All 6th, 7th, and 8th graders are welcome to join for fun, singing, dancing,
field trips, etc. Come Check it out!!!!
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (Continued)
Western Hemisphere News: The 6th grade western hemisphere
students in Ms. Terrell-Jackson’s classes will be studying the geography, his-
tory, culture, governments, people, and economics of Canada. The students
will be making totem poles this quarter. Good materials for totem poles
would be paper towel rolls and construction paper. The students always do a
nice job with these, and so it will be fun to see the finished products.
CRUZ TEAM NEWS (7th Grade):
For 2nd quarter, the Cruz team will be taking a social studies field trip to the Denver Museum of
Nature and Science where they will be able to study the life and accomplishments of Genghis
Khan. Also in Mrs. Bradfield’s class, students will be studying ancient Egypt, Greece, and
Rome, as well as completing a mythology project. For science, students will be completing their
science fair projects and presenting them at the end of the quarter. They will also be starting
the astromony unit and the preparation for the Challenger Learning Center missions, which will
happen in January. Information and permissions slips are coming soon!
Attention Parents:
If you need to speak with a principal or counselor concerning an issue with your student,
Sabin’s administration would like to request that you schedule an appointment prior to
coming to the school. Having a specific time to meet with a principal or counselor will
keep you from having to wait for a long period of time and also allow the principal/
counselor to give their full attention to your concerns without interruption. If you would
like to schedule an appointment with one of our principals (Mrs. Kalbach, Mr. McDow-
ell, or Mrs. Schlagenhauf) please call Jane Murray at 328-7010. If you would like to
schedule an appointment with a counselor (Ms. Sebben, Mrs. DeVore, or Mrs. Alaska)
please call Kathy Rasdall at 328-7006.
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (Continued)
National Junior Honor Society
News
Congratulations to the new members of the NJHS:
7th Grade 8th Grade
Nicholas Banderia Kylie Hylton Bailey Emineth
Noah Berrett Janine Lahey Jessica Pominville
Brandon Bisson Lucille Partlow-Loyall Shelby-Ann Sharpton
Anjelica Bullock Joshua Martinez- Maes Tracy Silloway
Mareena Crozier Mickey Meeehan Alyssa Tillery
Morgan Davis Elisabeth Pepin Mariah Willey
Yasmine Dias Jenna Venuto
The elected NJHS officers for this year are Alexa Hanenberg, President; Caitlyn
Pierce, Vice President; Scott LaGrill, Treasurer. Congratulations to you all!
In October, the National Junior Honor Society trick-or-treats for UNICEF, United Na-
tions International Children’s Emergency Fund. This is a charity that gives vaccinations to
children in foreign countries. They need as many donations as possible. For only $0.50, a
child can be vaccinated for polio. On October 28th, 29th, and 30th, we will be outside of
Safeway on Academy and N. Carefree from 4 to 5:30 pm. Thank you for your donations!
Coming in November, we will be asking for donations to send to deployed soldiers
from Colorado. Collection boxes will be placed throughout the building. Items that are
needed: sun block, chap stick, q-tips, handi-wipes/baby wipes, large plastic trash bags, hard
candy, gum, insect repellant, cup-o-soup, any kind of instant soup, noodles, or macaroni that
has a separate container, fruit roll ups, beef jerky, packaged dried fruit, phone cards.
More information will be available in November.
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (Continued)
TAG NEWS:
One of Sabin’s exploratory classes is TAG. TAG stands for Talented, Accelerated, and Gifted. The
purpose of the class is to service the educational needs of our students formally identified as GT. In addition,
students who have been tagged, or referred, because they have demonstrated a special interest or academic
ability, are included on a space available basis.
Here are some snapshots of activities happening this semester. Sixth graders started the semester dis-
cussing learning styles and brain functions. By the close of the investigation, these young people will know
how they learn and why. They will know what works best for them as far as visual, audio, or hands-on pres-
entations. No only will they have an understanding, they will be able to present their findings in a multimedia
format. We are also planning the creation of a “survival guide” for middle school. The sixth graders will be
contributing their own suggestions as well as interviewing the more “experienced” seventh and eighth graders
for advice. The plan is to put together a book or slide show to present to next year’s new sixth graders.
The seventh graders are on a quest to understand how to achieve “Success in the Game of Life.” They
have been presented with numerous analogies to consider, and activities that prompt them to act as a cohesive
team. Focus is on how individual strengths and talents can be used collaboratively for the good of the whole
“team.”
The eighth grade TAG students, whether working independently or in groups, have accomplished
much in a short amount of time. Our primary interest at this time, believe it or not, is long term academic and
career goals. These “future” 9th graders will be registering for high school right after the winter break. With
that in mind, we are reviewing graduation requirements, scholarship options, and potential career paths. The
GT and SAIL+ coordinators will be presenting Doherty and Mitchell High School options to our students at
the end of November and early December. Our motto is “Plan for the things you want to happen. Don’t let
things happen to you.” On November 13th, the eighth grade TAG students will host our annual Veterans Sa-
lute program. It is our yearly opportunity to thank the veterans and active duty military in the community for
their service to our country. Please join us. Details about the program can be found on the program invitation
printed in this newsletter. It is awesome to see these young people in action, and it makes you so proud to
know that this is our country’s future.
On top of everything else, many of the students have applied to the “Sidekicks” program. This is a
mentorship program with volunteers from the community. The hope is that many of our students will get a
better idea of what their chosen career fields are really like, and increase our respect for our community par-
ticipants out there “in the real world.” Topics range from professional sports to scientific field studies to in-
venting.
If you are considering TAG as an elective for next semester, please let our counselors know, or feel
free to contact Mrs. Smutko at smutkcl@d11.org, phone: 328-7050. Give it a try. There’s no telling what you
can accomplish.
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NEWS FROM OUR TEAMS AND CLUBS (Continued)
SAIL NEWS
Thank you to our parent volunteers and to SAIL students and teachers for making our field trip to Denver a
smashing success. 150 SAIL and GT students went to Denver in two separate trips on Thursday, October
22nd. Because our buses could only hold 132 students and adults, we relied heavily on parent drivers. Thank
you to all of those who helped us!
Our Denver trip was tailored by grade level as follows: Sixth graders toured the Denver Museum of Nature
and Science and visited exhibits such as Expedition Health, Cosmic Journey, and the IMAX Theater. Seventh
graders were also at the Museum of Nature and Science touring the Genghis Khan exhibit, the Gates Planetar-
ium, and Cosmic Journey. Eighth graders viewed the American and European Art Exhibits and took an archi-
tecture tour at the Denver Art Museum. They also toured the United States Mint and left with souvenir coins
in their pockets! We received a multitude of compliments about how well behaved and informed all of our
students were.
In accordance with state law, Advanced Learning Plans (ALPs) have been started for all gifted students in the
district. Eighth grade ALPs were written by students and Mrs. Marsh in their Discovery classes. Their goals
focus on CSAP achievement and individual project work/in-depth studies. Sixth and seventh graders received
a generic ALP from the GT office downtown with CSAP related goals. As a team, we are happy to review all
ALPs and tailor sixth and seventh grade goals more specifically to student selected areas of interest if students
believe that they are not sufficiently challenged in school or if they would like to do additional project work in
their areas of passion. Eighth grade ALPs are at Sabin and will be signed at Parent Teacher Conferences on
October 28th and 29th. We are asking that all sixth and seventh grade parents bring a copy of the ALP to con-
ferences to discuss and sign.
Our next field trip will be Wednesday, November 18, to see Wasson High School’s production of You’re a
Good Man, Charlie Brown. Permission slips and information for that trip will be coming home the week of
November 2. Also during November, SAIL students will be participating in a service learning project to build
Thanksgiving baskets with turkeys and the trimmings for needy families in Sabin’s attendance area. This pro-
ject will include a research component on poverty, the working poor, and income vs. real life expenses. Mrs.
Marsh will be sending out more information on this project in the weeks to come.
All SAIL students are participating in the school-wide Science Fair for their first semester project. At this
point, they have all created a testable question and completed their background research. They have the rest
of November for data collection and experimentation. Their analyses and conclusions are due December 11,
class presentations will be on January 7th and 8th, and the school-wide fair will be January 23rd. Good luck to
all students who are competing!
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A note from your LRT, Mrs. Knight…
HELPING CHILDREN WITH READING Across all Content Areas
These activities can help your child increase vocabulary skills.
APPLICATION
• Engage your child in daily conversation using a rich challenging vocabulary. Define and talk about new words that
are introduced. Give examples of how to use new words in multiple contexts.
• Model and teach your child to use context (surrounding words, sentence structure, pictures) to figure out word
meanings.
WORD KNOWLEDGE
• Provide an environment with vocabulary resources for your child to utilize such as: dictionaries, thesauruses,
and word origin books.
• Subscribe to a free dictionary website such as www.dictionary.com. They will email you a "word of the day." Dis-
cuss the word of the day with your child and how to incorporate that word into daily conversations with others.
Challenge your child to use that word throughout their day. At the end of the week add that week's words to
your own "word of the day" dictionary.
• Discuss affixes (prefixes & suffixes) when reading with your child. Encourage them to extend past the given
word and give examples of other words with those affixes and root bases. "What other words do you know that
start with inter?" "Can you name any other words that contain sub?"
BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE
• Continue to read aloud to your child, even when they are proficient in reading. Choose a book above your child's
reading level that contains a rich vocabulary.
• Discuss words they already know and put new words into multiple contexts for vocabulary extensions.
• Read from a variety of text such as fiction, poetry, plays, science fiction, and non-fiction including directions,
newspapers, websites, etc.
• Expose your child to experiences they will be expected to understand when they read. Examples: zoos, muse-
ums, nature walks, exhibits, fairs.
(Pikes Peak Literacy Strategies Project, 2005)
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Sabin’s 2009 CSAP Writing results indicate that Sabin needs to improve paragraph writing
skills. The Literacy Content Goal PLC Team has developed a school-wide goal in order to ad-
dress this area.
All Sabin teachers use paragraph writing organizations with Sabin Common Writing Rubric and R.A.P. in all class-
rooms to increase student achievement by 5% (from 55.1% to 60.1% proficient and above) on CSAP 2010 para-
graph writing.
In order to meet this goal; all teachers will have students writing paragraphs in their specific
content areas. Yes, even P.E., drama, French, and math! Our staff is devoted to student
achievement and we know writing across all content areas will make a difference.
Jannette Knight, LRT
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COUNSELING NEWS
School Permit Window is soon to open!
Parents who want to permit their child into a school that is not their designated home school must pick up,
complete and submit a permit to the desired school. Students who are currently permitted to Sabin will not
have to complete a new permit for next year. Please be sure all information is current and accurate, and note
that students are expected to arrive at school on time. Please note: Sabin permits do not roll over into the high
schools. The window for permits opens November 1st and closes February 1st. Permits can be picked up at
any D-11 school. If you have questions, call Kathy Rasdall @ 328-7006.
High School Open House and Registration
All 8th grade parents and students are encouraged to attend the high school open house for their school of at-
tendance. You will receive an overview of the high school experience, as well as registration information.
Please see the calendar below for specific dates.
Monday, January 11th Thursday, January 14th
Doherty Open House @ 6:30 p.m. Coronado Open House @ 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, January 19th Wednesday, January 20th
Wasson Open House @ 6:30 p.m. Palmer Open House @ 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, January 21st
Mitchell Open House 6:30 p.m.
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TAKE A TURKEY TO SCHOOL DAY
Come see some living, breathing, dancing, laughing turkeys!!!! Join Sabin in our 2nd annual
“Take A Turkey To School Day” Friday, November 20th. Bring a turkey to school and all do-
nations will go to Care & Share Food Bank. See your favorite administrators and counselors
strutting their stuff! Last year we collected 118 turkeys; our goal this year is 200. Look for
the turkeys in the parking lot, drive by and drop them off, have your child drop them off; just
get them here any way you can!!!
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Wrestling
Congratulations to the following 2009—2010 Sabin Wrestlers
.
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
James Vernetti Nick Longstreth Brandon Driscoll
Sammy Gonzales Gabe Sanders Noah Larkin
Elijah Larkin Damian Lynch Austin Miller
Issac Godard Dionne Taylor Joe Carter
Nick Francis Josh Duke Randy Anderson
Josh Kledis Caleb Reistad Brandon Supernaw
Xavier Perez Aaron Savoian Dominic Templeton-Cox
Sean Castillo Austin MacDonald Logan Hammarmeister
Brennan Proctor Quinten Miller Tristan Bauer
Brian Arellano Tyler Stillwell Preston Williams
Ian Amiot Abram Arreguin Justin Paul
Lennon Mendiola Sean Horner Nolan Stoval
Jaleel Quinn Dominic Garcia Andres Orosco
Marco Buckallew
Coach Mike Butler and Coach Andrew Cazier
Wrestling Matches:
Date Time Place Opponent
November 3rd 4:45 p.m. Sabin Swigert
November 5th 4:45 p.m. Jenkins Jenkins
November 10th 4:45 p.m. Sabin Holmes
November 12th 4:45 p.m. Mann Mann
November 17th 4:45 p.m. Russell Russell
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2009 Lady Saints Track Team
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
SHAYE BARKLEY KRISTA BERG
BRIANNA BIGELOW AJELICA BULLOCK ALEKSANDRA BOYARSKYA
ANNA BRUNETTE AUTUMN CHAVIRA-BROLLIER BRITTANY CLARK
McKAYLA HANENBERG JENAYAH ERMAN HANNAH DAILEY
BROOKE HESS SHELBY DRYSDALE
MORGAN DAVIS
KARI KESSLER NICOLE FRANCESCONI
AUNDREA GREENE
MARIAH JIRON KYLEIGH GONZALES
KRISTEN KAAR
MEDIDIAN QUINONEZ ALEXA HANENBERG
TRISTA KOCHIS BRIANNA HARRIS
MEGAN WORLEY
JAYLIN LOBATO HANNAH LONGSRETH
MARLEY MCCULLAR
HEATHER MOELLER
ALEXIS ROBINSON
CAITLYN PIERCE
JOSEFINE RODRIGUES
EMILY RIES
DEMETRIA WILLIAMS
ANNICA ROBERTS
JACKLYN WOODS
ALLYSSA ROSS
JESSICA SIMS
MIKELL SMITH
RACHEL STAUDTE
EMILY WATTS
OLIVIA WEST
SARAH WHITCOMB
MARIAH WILLEY
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LADY SAINTS
2009
BASKETBALL TEAMS
THE FOLLOWING GIRLS ARE MEMBERS OF THE
LADY SAINTS 2009 BASKETBALL TEAMS.
A-Squad B-Squad
Erica Grove (7th) Eden Hartman (6th)
Jaylin Lobato (7th) Ivory Masching (6th)
Mia Williams (7th) MacKenzie Dixon (6th)
Tyesha Williams (7th) Raven Woods (6th)
Alexa Hanenberg (8th) Alexis Morris-Hopson (7th)
Allyssa Ross (8th) Asia Richardson (7th)
Catherine Brown (8th) Hannah Carter (7th)
Chasity Childers (8th) Jacklyn Woods (7th)
Hannah Dailey (8th) Janine Lahey (7th)
Jessica Sims( (8th) Jenna Venuto (7th)
Katie Gerlock (8th) Josefine Rodriguez (7th)
Mariah Willey (8th) Kaitlin Hayes (7th)
Mikell Smith (8th) Meliha Zimic (7th)
Sasah Boyarskaya (8th) Rylee Hasbrouck (7th)
Tracy Taylor (8th) Trista Kochis (7th)
We are looking forward to an exciting and fun season.
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LADY SAINTS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2009
DATE TIME OPPONENT PLACE
Nov 3 4:30 p.m. Swigert Swigert
Nov 5 4:30 p.m. Jenkins Sabin
Nov 10 4:30 p.m. Holmes Holmes
Nov 12 4:30 p.m. Mann Sabin
Nov 17 4:30 p.m. Russell Sabin
Nov 19 4:30 p.m. North North
Nov 23 4:30 p.m. Galileo Sabin
Dec 1 4:30 p.m. West West
Sabin Lady Saints Coaching Staff:
Cindy London A-Squad 328-7055
Sara Lewis B-Squad 328-7046
Sabin Administration:
Sherry Kalbach, Principal
Mike McDowell, Assistant Principal
Linda Schlagenhauf, Assistant Principal
Deborah Sebben, Counseling Coordinator
INTRAMURALS NEWS:
We are gearing up for more intramurals this semester!!! Indoor soccer, floor hockey and open gym
for boys basketball preparation will be offered. All students should listen to announcements for up-
coming dates and times.
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Boys’ Basketball News for 2010:
Attention All Students and Parents
2009/2010 Boys’ Basketball Try-Outs will be January 11th, 12th, and 13th after school (weather per-
mitting).
1) YOU MUST HAVE A CURRENT PHYSICAL ON FILE IN THE COUNSELING OFFICE
WITH MRS. RASDALL IN ORDER TO TRYOUT (THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO EX-
CEPTIONS).
2) THERE WILL BE THREE (3) DAYS OF TRYOUTS (Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday).
YOU MUST BE PRESENT AT ALL THREE DAYS OF TRYOUTS, TO MAKE IT FAIR
FOR EVERYONE.
3) PRACTICES BEGIN ON Thursday, JANUARY 14, 2009.
4) ABSOLUTELY NO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, FRIENDS, OR SPECTATORS AL-
LOWED DURING TRY-OUTS OR PRACTICES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS,
PLEASE CALL COACH WALKER (328-7025) AND COACH SHONTZ (328-7062).
We are excited about this basketball season. We are looking for a “Few Good Men.” Only 14 players will be selected
for A-Squad and 14 players for B-Squad. Team Selection will be based on the following:
• character and sportsmanship
• academic and team commitment
• behavior and attitude
• talent and skill
• dependability and reliability
• work ethic and ability to be coached
• self-discipline and self-control
Please encourage your son to start doing the following now:
• Stay on top of his grades.
• Get plenty of rest
• Drink lots of WATER
• Wean yourself off of junk foods and soft drinks i.e. chips, candy, cookies,
cakes, sodas, sweet drinks (just because fruit juices have the word “fruit” in them does not mean they are low in
sugar), salt, and white flour
• Run, run, and run. Run sprints and long distances
• Do lots of push-ups and sit-ups
• Play lots of basketball with folks who play hard defense and offense
• Work on your skills i.e. shoot hundreds of free-throws and jump shots, dribble the ball with your right
and left hand
• Jump rope
• Watch and study basketball
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ALL-CALL COMMUNICATION
Sabin Permits is used at Sabin to contact
parents concerning impor-
tant information about up-
♦ All 6th and 7th grade students who currently
coming events, schedule
attend Sabin on a permit will automatically be changes, or school closings.
renewed for the 2010-2011 school year. No new Please remember that you
must listen to the whole
paperwork is required. message or the machine will
keep calling you back.
♦ If you have a 5th grader who will be attending
This system is a great way to
Sabin next year on a permit, you will need to help keep our
apply for the permit by filling out the required parent/
school com-
form and providing a copy of your child’s most
munication
recent report card. You may pick up the permit strong.
form at your current elementary school or at the
Sabin Counseling Office.
The counseling department would like to assist in making all of your transitions as smooth as possible, but we
need your help.
Please let us know if you are moving as soon as you find out! If you are leaving Sabin, please contact Kathy
Rasdall and your child’s grade level counselor immediately. Please do not wait until the day you are pulling
your child from school.
If you are moving, but staying at Sabin, please let us know your new address and phone number as soon as
possible so we are able to contact you if necessary. Also, stop by the front office to update your child’s emer-
gency card.
Thank you!!
Kathy Rasdall, Counseling Secretary Karin Alaska, 6th & 7th Grade Counselor
328-7006 328-7008
rasdaks@d11.org alaskka@d11.org
Deborah Sebben, 8th Grade Counselor Amy DeVore, 7th Grade Counselor
328-7007 328-7008
sebbedj@d11.org devorae@d11.org
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ONE MORE NOTE FROM THE NURSE
Recently, a grandmother picked up her Sabin student due to fever and flu like
symptoms. She conveniently had baby aspirin in the car to give him. The incident
reminded me of the need to again bring up the danger of giving aspirin or aspirin
products to any child under the age of 19. Reye’s Syndrome continues to be a
deadly danger. Thirty-five years of research have established a link between
Reye’s Syndrome and the use of aspirin or other salicylate containing medications.
Tylenol (acetaminophen) and Ibuprophen do not contain salicylates and can be
used to reduce fever. Always check with your doctor before giving any medica-
tion, particularly to young children.
Reyes Syndrome strikes quickly and can affect any child or young adult following
a viral illness, particularly chickenpox. It is most frequently seen when aspirin or
aspirin containing products have been given. Often, when the child appears to be
recovering, they develop symptoms of vomiting and listlessness that rapidly dete-
riorate to confusion and irrational behavior. The disease affects the brain and liver
and is often fatal.
The current influenza A (H1N1) is a viral influenza. DO NOT give children or
young adults aspirin or aspirin containing products. Read labels and avoid any
products with aspirin or salicylate in the ingredients. If there is a question, check
with a pharmacist.
L. Lauricello, R.N.
District 11 School Nurse Consultant
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If the answer to this question is yes, you must be aware of our school policy. We welcome students to bring
their cell phones or pagers to school. It is a convenient and practical way to stay in contact with your child
before and after school hours. However . . .
∗ All cell phones must be turned off and stored in your child’s locker during the school day.
∗ If your child is seen with his/her cell during the school day, it will be confiscated and turned into
the security office. If cell phone use during the school day is a reoccurring problem, you may be
asked to come to the school to pick up the cell phone yourself.
∗ Parents may contact their children through the front office during regular school hours for emer-
gencies at 328-7000.
∗ Sabin Middle School is not responsible for the theft, loss, or damage to any electronic devices.
Our country has experienced many school tragedies/disasters in the last decade. As the times are
changing, our schools need to be more prepared than ever in case such crises should occur to one of
us.
We assure you that Sabin Middle School has a very thorough crisis plan, including procedures for
what we call “Shelter-in-Place”. A Shelter-in-Place is designed to protect students and staff mem-
bers from imminent danger inside the school. All of our staff members have been trained and
know the steps to follow if we are ever faced with a dangerous situation.
As parents, you need to know a couple things that will help keep you and your children safe.
During a Shelter-in-Place, you as parents are advised NOT to pick up your children. This
could increase the risk of danger for all involved. If it is safe, campus security will supervise
the front door to allow parent admittance for those parents who do come pick up their chil-
dren.
Teachers and all other staff members will not release students directly to you. For security
purposes, all students must be checked out through the front office. We need to be able to
account for all of our students’ whereabouts.
Thank you for your help and understanding.
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NEED HOMEWORK
HELP???
Before School M-F
7:45 a.m.-8:35 a.m.
AND
After School M-Th
3:50 p.m.-4:50 p.m.
All grade levels-Any Subject
Where?
See you there!!! LIBRARY
******PLEASE NOTE********
THE WEEK OF THANKSGIVING:
November 23rd: Morning and Afternoon
November 24th: Morning only
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If you are currently using Parent Connect to stay updated on how your children are
doing in school, here are a few helpful pointers to keep in mind:
♦ The purpose of Parent Connect is to serve as a tool to “connect” and open the
communication between parents and their children, as well as parents to
teachers and teachers to students.
♦ Once accessing information on Parent Connect, use it to open dialogue be-
tween you and your child. For instance, “What did you do for this assign-
ment?” “Why do you have a missing assignment in math?” etc.
♦ Parent Connect is a flexible document that is constantly changing. If your
child has a poor grade in a class, it very well may look different within a cou-
ple of hours as teachers update their grades. Do not assume the grades you
see are set in stone.
♦ When you look at your child’s “Marks”, they will look different then their
grades under “Assignments”. The students’ “Marks” reflect the grades given
on quarterly progress reports and report cards.
♦ When looking at your children’s assignments, be sure to click in Show all As-
signments in the upper left hand corner.
♦ Remember, we also want your children to be great successes at school! It is
our hope that Parent Connect will be a tool your family uses to bring you
closer to your children and what they are learning at school.
If you are not logged onto Parent Connect, please contact Kathy Rasdall for your
personal log-in and password at 328-7006/rasdaks@d11.org.
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SABIN STARS (1st Quarter)
6TH GRADE 7TH GRADE 8TH GRADE
Eden Hartman Shelby Holden Akira Paino
Tyler Adkins Jordan Barrett Audrey Cumpston
Brittany McDowell Elisabeth Pepin Jacqueline DuBois
Sean Castillo Hugo Juarez Gabriela Burgos
Denver Heinz Noah Barrett David Briand
Ivory Masching Kiera Young Nick Chavez
Amy Golden Leveen Khoshnaw Dami Sin
Elizabeth Burke Lyndsey Martin
Tracy Silloway
CSAP Top Scoring Students (2009)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Reading: Amanda Tetrault Margaret LaSalle Bryce Loschen
Math: Amy Golden Michael Morton Bryce Losehen
Writing: Megan McManus Teresa Jaron Ryan Ninesling
Science: Amy Golden
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Positive Referrals
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Tyler Adkins Jake Agee Xavier Bennett
Brian Arellano Fabio Aguilar David Briand
Gabriella Barrientos Lejla Becirovic Marco Buckallew
Christina Bartalo Brinley Broomfield Alixandra Burrows
Adrian Bennett Alison Burns Myles Cardozo
Rose Bennett Sara DelValle Nick Chavez
Casey Bentley CJ Douglas Chasity Childers
Adrian Berg Mireya Gomez Leah Coate
Noah Bia Nicole Hardiman Simona Emery
Elizabeth Burke Garrett Harman Maria Figueroa‐Gonzales
Emmanuel Calderon Zach Johnson Ryan Gianni
Madison Casey Zach Leatherman Benjamin Gonzales
Deyssy Castaneda Alexis Morris‐Hopson Kyleigh Gonzales
Tiffany Chan Jaquelynn Pruett Grace Jiang
Daniel Chavarria Gabe Sanders Tiffany Lyublanovits
Nick Chavez Alex Sisk Tristan Marshall
Gloria Cisneros Tyler Stillwell Antonio May
Kirsten Coulter Alan Wheeler Akira Paino
Oralia Cruz‐Garduno Angelica Winkler Nathan Pelton
Warren Davidson Breanna Sammons
Adam Davis Andree Savoy
Dawnielle Devenyns Christina Spielman
Veronica Dickerson‐Shaffer Christina Sterling
Mason DuBois Tracy Taylor
J.P. Durham James Tidwell
Melissa Ferrell Elizabeth Trujillo
Jerry Flora Eric Veren
Nick Francis Josh Wiggins
Luis Garcia‐Ramirez
Samuel Gonzales
Connor Grantz
Sork Hamad
Mark Hansen
Eden Hartman
Don'Teice Harvey
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Positive Referrals (Continued)
6th Grade
Victoria Hassell Jason Serrano
Marcus Hogan Chandler Shedd
Jason Horne Cheyenne Smith
Brittany Hudson Shealeigh Smith
Everett Huggins Jeff Steele
Mariah Jiron Chelsea Sutton
Mackenzie Kidwell‐King Maya Sylvia
Amy Kim Elizabeth Taravella
Josh Kledis Gabriela Toma
Dylan Leri Brittany Trapp
Teddy Lopez Josh Turner
Amanda Lujan Twyla Tyma
Monte Marshall Ashlynn Vallin
Jamahyla Martin Rosalinda Villa
Ivory Masching Justin Wade
Brandon Matejek Bradley Walker
Ally McCuthcheon Stephanie Watts
Brittany McDowell Ayan Williams
Shana Moultrie Sharla Windle
Eleanor Muzzipapa Aaron Wright
Nathan Neese Alexus Xatkoun
Devonne Nelson‐Bradley Larry Young
Sandy Nguyen Robert Deion Yutzy
Alyssa Olmstead Lauren Zimmer
Julian Pacheco Destyn Zimmerman
Tyler Pelham
Nick Petty
Cooper Pickle
ChyRae Proctor
Jaleel Quin
Kenny Richardson
Kyle Richardson
Andrea Root
Jessica Sanchez
Brittany Sears
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Care & Share
Care & Share food drive boxes are located in the front
office. Donations will be picked up by students at Palmer
High School and delivered to the Care & Share for distribu-
tion during this holiday season. If you would like to donate
can goods, please bring them by Sabin’s
front office.
Thank you.
1st QUARTER PERFECT ATTENDANCE
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Chris Barselow Noah Barrett Sarah Hromas
Cantelle Calvin Taylor Barrett Scott LaGrill
Hannah Hinz Mikaela Clemons Adrian Longoria
Cedric Hogan Cheyenne Coffin Emeizmi Mandagi
Ryan LaLond Mareena Crozier Emeizni Mandagi
Marshall Riddles Joshua Duke Hien Nguyen
Paul Sypert Alicia Grant Tracy Silloway
Brenda Hernandez Christina Spielman
Brandhi Houghton Jasmin Watkins
Bonnie Lovato Kimberly Wilson
Maria Marcolongo Olivia Zanoni
Joshua Martinez-Maes
Melody Orellana
Josefine Rodriguez
Cecily Tubbs
Katelynn Zlinsky
Micah Zlinsky
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PRINCIPAL’S HONOR ROLL
(GPA 4.0)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Adkins, Tyler Barrett, Jordan Batt, Ryan
Bartalo, Christina Broomfield, Katharine Clare, Shannon
Burke, Elizabeth Chavira-Brollier, Autumn Hebert, Janelle
Devenyns, Dawnielle Clare, Megan Jiang, Grace
Dickerson, Dominique Clemons, Mikaela LaGrill, Scott
Dixon, Mackenzie Grove, Erica LaZure, McKenzie
Grantz, Connor Hernandez, Brenda Mandagi, Emeizni
Hamad, Sork Hoffman, Jennifer Mayabb, Daniel
Hartman, Eden Jaron, Teresa McConnell, Shane
Kelly, David Khoshnaw, Laveen McCoy, Samuel
Masching, Ivory Kochis, Trista Montague, Michael
Ogden, Chase Leatherman, Zachary Nogle, Kayla
Pelham, Tyler Lind, Skylar Paino, Akira
Perea, Tyler Martinez-Maes, Joshua Stoel, Matthew
Root, Andrea Mehlhop, Emily Watson, Emily
Sandoval, Anthony Morton, Michael
Serrano, Jason Orellana, Melody
Shea, Benjamin Partlow-Loyall, Lucille
Sullivan, Michael Pepin, Elisabeth
Sypert, Paul Pope, Anna
Wald, Laura Quin, Daniel
Windle, Sharla Rodriguez, Josefine
Thomas, Brian
Wald, Kayla
White, Brytani
Winkler, Angelica
HIGH HONORS (GPA 3.5 - 3.9)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Abshire, Brittany Barrett, Noah Donnelly, Harmony
Balaraman, Sangeeta Barrett, Taylor Folsom, Jamie
Bandeira, Megan Bullock, Anjelica Mandagi, Emeizmi
Barkley, Shaye Crozier, Mareena Martin, Lyndsey
Castillo, Sean Cruz, Jayleene Nevin, Alison
Curiale, Jacob Del Valle, Sara Perales, Lindsey
Davis, Adam Goodale, Suzanne Pominville, Jessica
Downs, Sheldon Holden, Shelby Roberts, Annica
Durham, Jarred Krause, Marcus Ross, Allyssa
Fishbaugh, Blake Lobato, Jaylin Windle, Cody
Fuhriman, Kailey Marcolongo, Maria Winstead, Julia
Golden, Amy Perry, Renee Zanoni, Olivia
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HIGH HONORS (GPA 3.5 - 3.9 Continued)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Kidwell-King, Mackenzie Ramos, Ashlan Adkins, Kamden
Kim, Amy Twomey, Jamie Clark, Brittany
Kutzner, Tyler Boomsliter, Bethany Crider, Ryan
Longmire, Tianna Coffin, Cheyenne Cumpston, Audrey
Lopez, Theodore Davis, Morgan Daily, Jerad
Martin, Jamahyla Dias, Yasmine Dobson, Kailani
Mascarenas, Megan Guerra, Deisey DuBois, Jacqueline
McCormick, Caitlin Haver-Robinson, Mariah Francesconi, Nicole
McDowell, Brittany Juarez, Hugo Gerlock, Katie
Moultrie, Shana Lahey, Janine Hromas, Sarah
Olmstead, Alyssa LaSalle, Katherine Johnson, Cierra
Pacheco, Julian Long, Samuel Kuykendall, Justin
Perea, Jessica Potratz-Oldham, Donovan Loschen, Bryce
Proctor, ChyRae Richardson, Asia Marshall, Tristan
Richardson, Kenyatta Rigney, Thalir Meyer, Derek
Smith, Cheyenne Roberds, Casey Nguyen, Hien
Sutz, Kaysia Scrimpsher, Amy Sharpton, Shelby-Ann
Sylvia, Maya Staudte, Sara Sin, Dami
Tomlinson, Jordan Tubbs, Cecily Staudte, Rachel
Vasquez, Mariana Wells, Cynthia Stuber, Audrey
Williams, Ayan Woodard, Rylee Ward, Kayla
Winstead, Shannon Woods, Jaclyn Willey, Mariah
Zimmer, Lauren AlSindy, Abdullah Curti, Matthew
Ballard, Haley Lukas, Ashlee Dailey, Hannah
Chan, Tiffany Bandeira, Nicholas Fujinami, Grace
Estes, Corrinn Darling, Ian Gardner, Katherine
Hanenberg, McKala Duke, Joshua Jameson, Michael
Hansen, Max Friel, Sage Jauregui, Gabrielle
Harvey, Don'Teice Hasbrouck, Rylee Longstreth, Hannah
Hess, Brooke Kaar, Kristen Sammons, Breanna
Hurtado, Mercedes Kiick, Katherine Scott, Nicole
Istvan, Andrew Mulryne, MaryElizabeth Silloway, Tracy
Jiron, Mariah Pruett, Jaquelynn Wilson, Kimberly
Kupferer, Gwyneth Rosado, Marcos Woods, Simone
Orman, Brandon Sargent, Benjamin Plascencia, Kenia
Short, Kyle Stermitz, Samantha Rork, Kelsey
Steele, Jeffrey Swaffar, Ivy
Trapp, Brittany Torri-Sanchez, Zayn
Yutzy, Robert Venuto, Jenna
Marshall, LaMonte
Bundy, Trisha
Calvin, Chantelle
Casey, Madison
Cisneros, Gloria
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HIGH HONORS (GPA 3.5 - 3.9 Continued)
6th Grade
Crago, Ashley
Cruz-Garduno, Oralia
Hudson, Brittany
Kessler, Kari
Lemons-Crilow, Alyssa
Sorrels, Ali
Taravella, Elizabeth
Tetrault, Amanda
Vaughn, Ashley
Velasquez, Bibiana
Velez, Nathan
Woods, Raven
Brunette, Anna Marie
HONORS (GPA 3.0-3.499)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Akers-Sanchez, Hannah Aguilar, Fabio Ballard, Karrah
Arellano, Brian Alberts, Austin Bennett, Xavier
Barrientos, Gabriella Barkley, Takota Boynton, Mikayla
Dickerson-Shaffer, Veronica Bettis, Cody Carlston, Alicia
Greene, Riley Escobedo, Esperanza Carter, Joseph
Hall, Morgan Escobedo, Jacqueline Celis, AleJandra
LaLond, Ryan Gates, Spencer Chavez, Nicholas
McCuthcheon, Alexandra Gomez, Julian Dial, Samuel
Neal, Angel Hodges, Christopher Emineth, Bailey
Nguyen, Sandy Jackson, Kayla Miller, Danica
Riddles, Marshall Jimenez, Maia Mitchell, Gabriel
Squier, Tanner Kirkbride, Amanda Ritchie, Marissa
Steffes, Drake Koontz, Natalie Veren, Eric
Taylor-Schall, Shenandoah Lasha, Jacob Walck, Alexandra
Vallin, Ashlynn Lovato, Bonnie Watts, Brennan
Young, Ashlei Matthias, Nicalette Williams, Toyan
Ball, Mary Neal, Lannis Williams, Zeke
Bennett, Adrian Parrish, Stephen Learned, Valerie
Biglow, Brianna Peterson, Roger Harris, Brianna
Cordova, Cameron Ponder, Malia Trujillo, Elizabeth
Dembiczak, Nicholas Soto, Avery West, Olivia
Gilmore, Stephanie Taylor, Carissa Bettner, Alexandra
Hassell, Victoria Taylor-Schall, Cody Boyarskaya, Aleksandra
Heinz, Denver Warren, Aaron
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HONORS (GPA 3.0-3.499)
(Continued)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Quin, Jaleel Young, Kiera Burgos, Gabriela
Salazar, Lillia Zimmer, Zachary Davis, Andrew
Stephenson, Ahlexis Andrews, Kevin Eddinger, Kevin
Sutton, Chelsea Taylor, Dionne Emery, Simona
Toma, Gabriela Agee, Jacob Ettleman, Keragan
Valdez, Jessica Babcock, Stephen Gonzales, Kyleigh
Vedder, Allyson Baker, Kaila Hobbs, Troy
Villa, Rosalinda Bishara, Nancy King, Makayla
West, Matthew Brosset, Jennifer Mancuso, Briana
Jiron, Saphyre Carter, Hannah Maroney, Brandi
Shuman, Cori DeLori, Lanina McGillis, Heather
Vigil, Sierra Good, Ryan Murr, Deanna
Bennett, Rose Hayes, Kaitlin Nixon, Marcellus
Brushe, Kurt Houghton, Brandhi Noonan, Alejandra
Calvin, Sonja Hylton, Kylie Palmer, Alex
Chavarria, Daniel McKinney, Erica Sanchez, Cameron
Chermack, Sterling Meehan, Mickey Supernaw, Brandon
Flora, Jerry Moorhouse, Mary Ninesling, Ryan
Hinz, Hannah Oakley, Gabriel Carrera, Maytte
Jimenez, Selena Ortiz-Mejias, Ana Donaldson, Bailey
Lieb, Samantha Sanders, Gabriel Goos, Haley
McManus, Megan Southworth, Mia Hernandez, Katherine
Nelson, Savannah Stevens, Mary Jiron, Jasmine
Richardson, Kyle Walker, Austin Johnson, Devin
Sanchez Cuevas, Jessica Williams, Tyler Kim, JinJae
Schindler, Samuel Alvarado Menchaca, Mi- Kirkland, Kala
Sears, Brittany guel Martinez, William
Shedd, Chandler Aguilar Marquez, Laura McKenzie, Brett
Sipp, SeeJay Quidachay, James Meguiar, Thomas
Tyukin, Dakota Behrman, Rachael Reiter, Briana
Wakefield, Robert Branch, Hayley Sims, Jessica
Walker, Bradley Carner, Alexis Smith, Connor
Alexander, Alyssa Gilmore, Nicole Snider, Joshua
Bailie, Cheyenne Gomez, Stephen Stipak, John
Beacham, Andre Horner, Sean Alvarado Menchaca, Ilse
Bell, Dylan Kupferer, Kathryne Bair, Jacob
Bocanegra, Giovanni MacDonald, Austin Briand, David
Burnett, Chance Miracola, Anthony Canfield, Caitlyn
Candelario, Carlo Mueller, Alexander Cooper, Cody
Chips, Austin Salazar, Elicia Dimick, Jayde
Coulter, Kirsten Stoudt, Daniel Emerson, Chelsea
Doyle, Jedediah Venta-Yepes, Edward Figueroa-Gonzales, Maria
Ferrell, Melissa Whisler, Anthony Gonzales, Benjamin
Francis, Nicholas Williams, Tyesha Hanenberg, Alexa
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HONORS (GPA 3.0-3.499)
(Continued)
6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade
Hepner, Jade Arreguin-Almanza, Abraam Jacobson, Kalyn
Kelly, Christopher Becirovic, Lejla Kelly, Eli
LeBeau, Jasmine Benson, Austin Klouthis, Evan
Mathews, Nathaniel Brown, Kelly Miller, Amy
Mathis, Jared Chambers, Samuel Moore, Annaliese
Neese, Nathan Dickey, Jessica Norris, Brittany
Orosco, Alyssa Eggleton, Andrew Pierce, Caitlyn
Petty, Nicholas Erman, Jenayah Savoy, James
Pickle, Cooper Fletcher, Matthew Spielman, Christina
Robbins, Jordan Greene, Aundrea Sterling, Christina
Voss, Lyndon Johnson, Holli Tillery, Alyssa
Watkins, Marion Longstreth, Nicholas
McCullar, Marley
McDonald, Matthew
Migas, Colton
Rader, Annette
Rivera, Fox
Savoian, Aaron
Stillwell, Tyler
Zimic, Meliha
