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--QUIET WATERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLMANATEE MESSENGERTo create a positive teaching andLori McConaughey, PrincipalLearning environment that fostersWilliam Hartner, Assistant Principalself-motivated and lifelong learners.“Learning Is a Treasure at <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong>”Vol. 22, No. 3Vol. 22, No. 6 February <strong>11</strong>, 20<strong>13</strong>I would like to extend “the best you can be “ to all of our fourth grade students and staff members as they prepare for the FCAT 2.0 Writing Test on February 26. The students have all worked very hard to develop and perfect their writing skills in preparation for this important State Assessment. All of our students, teachers and parents in grades 3-‐5 are working very hard preparing for the FCAT 2.0 Reading, Math, and Science Tests, which will be administered the week of April 15-‐26. We know that <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> will “Tame that Florida CAT!” The “testing bug” is in the air, as all of our ELL students in grades 1-‐5 will begin group CELLA Testing on March 4 & 5, followed by individual testing in grads K-‐5. I am confident that the commitment of both teachers and students will bring success to all! We are encouraging all of our students to seek pledges for our Boosterthon Fun Run, which will be held on Thursday, February 14. All proceeds will go towards purchasing technology for our school. Proud to be Your Principal, Lori McConaugheyLearning Is a Treasure at <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> school <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong>’s students, staff, parents, and community will strive to ensure that all students reach their maximum potential in a safe and nurturing learning environment. Mapping UpcomingActivities/EventsTuesday, February 12, 20<strong>13</strong> • Gr. 1 Music Show 8:30 am Applebaum, Ciasiulli, Hardin, Lane, Peddell, Sedon Wednesday, February <strong>13</strong>, 20<strong>13</strong> • Gr. 1 Music Show 8:30 am Barnell, D’Agostinis, Feldman, Idell, Quijano, Smith, Tyler Thursday, February 14, 20<strong>13</strong>• Happy Valentines Day • Fun Run Day Monday, February 18, 20<strong>13</strong> • President’s Day-‐ No <strong>School</strong> Tuesday, February 19, 20<strong>13</strong> • Headstart & Select K Swimming Wednesday, February 20, 20<strong>13</strong> • Parent Training Gr. 3-‐5 “All You Want to Know About FCAT 2.0”-‐7:30 am • Headstart & Select K Swimming Thursday, February 21, 20<strong>13</strong> • Head Start & Select K Swimming • Interim Reports Go Home Friday, February 22, 20<strong>13</strong> • FUN RUN Collection $$ DUE • Head Start & Select K Swimming Monday, February 25, 20<strong>13</strong> • SAC/SAF Mtg.-‐7:00 am • Head Start & Select K Swimming The <strong>School</strong> Board of Broward County, Floridaprohibits any policy or procedure, which resultsin discrimination on the basis of age, color,disability, gender, national origin, marital status,race, religion or sexual orientation. Individualswho wish to file a discrimination and/orharassment complaint may call the Director ofEqual Educational Opportunities at (754) 321-2150 or Teletype Machine TTY (754) 321-2158.
Mapping Upcoming Activities/Events Tuesday, February 26, 20<strong>13</strong> • FCAT 2.0 Writing Test-‐ Gr. 4 • Head Start & Select K Swimming Wednesday, February 27, 20<strong>13</strong> • Head Start & Select K Swimming Thursday, February 28, 20<strong>13</strong> • Head Start & Select K Swimming Friday, March 1, 20<strong>13</strong> • Head Start & Select K Swimming Monday, March 4, 20<strong>13</strong> CELLA Testing-‐Gr. 1-‐5 • Tuesday, March 5, 20<strong>13</strong> CELLA Testing-‐Gr. 1-‐5 Wednesday, March 6, 20<strong>13</strong> • CLASS Pictures Saturday, March 9, 20<strong>13</strong> • BCCTM Math Competition Gr. 4 & 5 Sunday, March 10, 20<strong>13</strong> • Daylight Saving Time (clocks ahead) Monday, March <strong>11</strong>, 20<strong>13</strong> • K-‐ Field Trip • Grade 1-‐ Onsite Field Trip Tuesday, March 12, 20<strong>13</strong> • City of Deerfield Election Day • K-‐ Field Trip • Grade 1-‐ Onsite Field Trip Wednesday, March <strong>13</strong>, 20<strong>13</strong> • K-‐ Field Trip • Grade 1 & 2-‐ Onsite Field Trip Thursday, March 14, 20<strong>13</strong> • K-‐ Field Trip • Grade 2-‐ Onsite Field Trip Friday, March 15, 20<strong>13</strong> • K-‐ Field Trip • Grade 2-‐ Onsite Field Trip • Lyons Creek Middle Orientation-‐Gr. 5 Sunday, March 17, 20<strong>13</strong> 20<strong>13</strong>-‐2014 <strong>School</strong> Calendar Students will begin school on Monday, August 19, 20<strong>13</strong>, and end on Thursday, June 5, 2014. Spring Break will be March 24 -‐ 28, 2014. Click here to view the 20<strong>13</strong>/14 school year calendar approved by the <strong>School</strong> Board on Tuesday, December 4, 2012.HEAD START APPLICATIONS20<strong>13</strong>-2014The <strong>School</strong> Board of Broward CountyHead Start and Early Head StartDepartments will be acceptingapplications for the preschool programsfor three and four year old children forthe 20<strong>13</strong>-2014 school year.Applications will be accepted duringthe weeks of March 4-March 16, 20<strong>13</strong>andApril 1-April <strong>13</strong>, 2014Specific application information andapplication sites can be found byvisiting our school website at:http://quietwaters.browardschools.comCLASS PICTURESMonday, March 18, 20<strong>13</strong> • SAC/SAF Mtg. 7:00 am Thursday, March 21, 20<strong>13</strong> • Kindergarten Round Up-‐8:30 am • EARLY RELEASE-‐ 12:00 • End of 3 rd Quarter • PTA CiCi’s Pizza Night 4-‐8 pm Friday, March 22, 20<strong>13</strong> • Employee Planning-‐NO SCHOOL Monday-‐Friday, March 25-‐29, 20<strong>13</strong> • SPRING BREAK NO SCHOOL Monday, April 1, 2012 • Classes Resume • Start of 4 th Quarter Wednesday, March 6, 20<strong>13</strong>Students will pay at the time theirclass is photographed. Please sendin the exact amount in an envelope($10.00) on Wednesday, March 6 orchecks should be made payable to:Strawbridge Studio, Inc.<strong>School</strong> uniforms are optional forthese pictures.
Title I Parent TrainingGr. 3-5 Parents“Everything You Want toKnow About the FCAT 2.0”2012-20<strong>13</strong> AnnualCustomer SurveyThe 2012-‐<strong>13</strong> Annual Customer Survey of Parents, Students, and Teachers has been redesigned and updated in an effort to provide schools high-‐value information to support continuous improvement of the education climate. Changes to this year’s survey include: • Re-‐organization and revised survey content that provides more focus on the school environment. • Addition of questions that address specific subject/content areas on the Parent and Student surveys. • Teacher’s survey includes items that address support from school leadership and professional development. • Questions have been added to address parent and family involvement in the schools. • Questions have been added to address the Common Core Standards. During February <strong>11</strong> –March 21 all students in grades three through twelve in Broward County Public <strong>School</strong>s and all teachers will complete the Annual Student and Teacher Survey on-‐line that has been developed by the school district. As in prior years, the survey will be administered online through Virtual Counselor to all students in grades 3 through 12, all full-‐time instructional staff, and parents. While all parents will be encouraged to complete the survey online, a paper option will be available for some parents. All responses are confidential. Parents will access the survey at the Virtual Counselor Web site at: www.browardschools.com/virtualcounselor under the Parent Login Link. We are sending home a letter with all of the student’s report cards on February <strong>13</strong>, which will include specific student information for you to log in to Virtual Counselor. We highly regard the advice you give us each year and encourage you to take a few minutes to participate. Please share your thoughts and let us learn to grow together to meet all student needs. Wednesday, February 207:30 amKindergarten Round Up <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong> will hold a Kindergarten Orientation on Thursday, March 21 at 8:30 am for children who will be entering Kindergarten in August. All children must be five years old on or before September 1, 20<strong>13</strong> and reside in the <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong> boundaries The Orientation will be held in the school cafeteria. It will include a presentation by our staff describing the kindergarten program and then a visit to a kindergarten classroom. Parents may pick up a registration packet on this morning or may stop by the front office and begin registration beginning on Monday, April 1 between 8:00 am through <strong>11</strong>:00 am and continue through the summer until school begins on August 16, 20<strong>13</strong>. The following are items you must bring with you to register: • Child’s Birth Certificate (original copy) • Florida Certificate of Immunization (DH form 680) ** Please note TWO varicella immunizations or documented history of varicella are required for kindergarten entry. • Evidence of a Medical Examination (within one year) • Two Proofs of Residency (utility bill, lease, etc.) • Two Emergency Contacts Numbers It helps in our planning and scheduling of classes if students are registered as soon as possible. For more information please call (754-‐322-‐8100). Please share this information with your neighbors or friends if they have a child eligible to start kindergarten in the fall.
QWE Robotics Team “Getting’ Genarians Groovin” Going to STATE!After bringing home a Second Place Project Award and receiving a bid for the state competitions at the South Florida Regionals at McNicole Middle <strong>School</strong> on Saturday, February 9, our G-‐Cubed Robotics Team are headed for the state competition. State competition will be held on March 3 in Orlando at the University of Central Florida campus. The Robotics Lego League is an international competition for elementary and middle school students. Each year the contest focuses on a different real-‐world topic related to the sciences. This year's theme is Senior Solutions. The QWE Team invented an exercise machine for seniors to using the theory of plyometrics to strengthen their agility to prevent them from falling. The team's robot, Kommando-‐Bot has been designed, built, and programmed to score points in 2.5-‐minute matches on a themed playing field. Students also learn that "Gracious Professionalism", friendly competition, and mutual gain are not separate goals, and that helping one another is the foundation of teamwork. Members representing our team at the qualifying competition are: Miriam Aamir Eduarda Carneiro Aakansha Mehrotra Michelle Nguyen Stephanie Peters AJ Pollotta Amanda Rothstein Chloe Siegel Meagan Valliere Karla Vargas Maryellen Pinzon is the Staff Advisor. PLEASE VOTE G Cubed-‐Getting Genarians Groovin's Invention Beginning February <strong>11</strong>, 20<strong>13</strong> Please vote for our robotics team, G Cubed-‐Getting Genarians Groovin's invention. Our team's invention is called the Generianator and it helps seniors develop and maintain their agility, balance and hand-‐eye coordination. It will even improve their ability to walk up and down stairs and prevent accidents due to falls. Please spread the word and vote for our team every day.http://fllinnovationaward.firstlegoleague.org/generianator PTA has been busy working with Boosterthon to prepare for our First FUN RUN at QWE on Thursday, February 14, in which all proceeds will be allocated to purchase technology for our students. <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> students, grades 3 -‐5, (and their siblings) have been invited to participate in the 3 rd Annual Earth Day Open House at Monarch Hill Renewable Energy Park on Saturday, April 6 from 12 noon to 4 pm. Waste Management has invited four schools to participate in the free event featuring environmental displays, bus tours of Monarch Hill landfill and the landfill gas-‐to-‐energy plant, free hot dogs and refreshments, and other activities. The company will award PTA funds to the schools with the best participation with a 1 st place prize of $2,000, then $1,500, $1,000 and $500. Monarch Hill is located on Wiles Road just west of Powerline Road. Mark Your Calendars-‐ more information will be coming! PTA will be hosting a CiCi’s Pizza/Yogurt UR Way Night on Thursday, March 21 from 4-‐8 pm. A percentage of sales will be donated to the school. Hope to see you there
<strong>School</strong> Unified Dress PolicyPlease remember that we have a school wideunified dress policy and all students are expectedto wear unified dress on Monday’s throughFriday’s. Our unified dress colors are navy orkhaki bottoms and white, yellow, navy or huntergreen shirts with collars. Shirts need to betucked in. Blue jeans are not permitted. Wehave designated Fridays as our “<strong>School</strong> SpiritDay.” Students are encouraged to wear uniformbottoms and to wear their school t-shirt. <strong>School</strong>T-shirts still can be purchased for a clearanceprice of $5.00 through the PTA.Meals ApplicationFree or Reduced LunchPlease make sure that you complete a new application for your children’s meals eligibility. You must apply online. If there is a decrease in your family income, an increase in household size, or if you begin receiving foods Stamps or TANF, this will change your child’s status, but a new form must be completed. ApplyforLunch.com is an easy and convenient way for parents and guardians to submit applications online. There is no fee for using the ApplyforLunch website to submit your application for benefits and the service is provided free of charge by our District. Prices for breakfast and lunch are as follows: Breakfast -‐ $1.20 (full price) .30 cents (reduced) Lunch -‐ $2.00 (full price) .40 cents (reduced) Please contact Mrs. Spadola at 754-‐322-‐8100 with any questions. Please be aware that students may purchase ALA CARTE items at the following prices: Cereal $.55 Capri Sun $.75 Yogurt $.75 Water $.50 Capri Sun $.75 Milk $.50 Sunflower Seeds $.60 Ice Cream $.65 Juice Bar $.50 Muffins $1.00 ON LINE PAYMENTSCAFETERIAYou can now add money to your child’s schoolaccount via the Internet using<strong>School</strong>PaymentSolutions.com. The site acceptsMaster Card and Visa credit cards for paymentinto student meal accounts. Getting started iseasy. Go to www.browardschools.com, click onDepartments, then Food & Nutrition Serviceswhere you will see On Line Meal Payments,which will link to <strong>School</strong> Payment Solutions.ImportantInformationOffice Hours7:00 am-3:00 pmStudents Enter Class 7:50 am-8:00 amInstructional Hours 8:00 am-2:00 pmBreakfast Hours 7:15 am-7:45 am<strong>School</strong> Mascot <strong>Manatee</strong><strong>School</strong> Newsletter <strong>Manatee</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong><strong>School</strong> Phone 754-322-8100<strong>School</strong> Facsimile 754-322-8140PTA Phone 754-322-8<strong>11</strong>2QWE After Care 754-322-8144Crossing Guard Hours 7:15-8:00 am1:55-2:45 pm<strong>School</strong> /District Web Siteshttp://quietwaters.browardschools.comwww.browardschools.comSecurity Hotline 754-321-09<strong>11</strong>Homework Hotline 954-581-5377In the event of an emergency and schoolopening and closing is determined,please tune in to the local TV and radiostations for school closingannouncements regarding BrowardCounty <strong>School</strong>s.
Complete Streets Poster Winners Honored Congratulations are extended to the following QWE students who participated in the “Complete Streets” Poster contest sponsored by the City of Deerfield Beach Planning & Zoning Division. The posters were to depict streets to make them safer and more inviting for pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit users. The students were asked: “When you think of a street that you enjoy walking or riding your bike on, what does it look like?” The City of Deerfield Beach displayed all of the posters at City Hall for the week of January 7 th -‐ <strong>11</strong> th and they were open to the public for voting. The Mayor presented certificates of appreciation to all the students that participated and 1 st place ribbons to one poster from each grade at the City Commission meeting on January 15 th . All the posters were displayed at the Festival of the Arts from January 25th-‐27 th . Congratulations: Sophia Pouliot Natalie Damiano Sebastian Gaviria Caleb Rodrigues Eren Akgunduz State Representative Recognizes Students State Representative Gwendolyn Clarke-‐Reed, District 92 presented backpacks filled with school supplies to the following QWE students who were selected as exemplifying the characters and principles of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Congratulations are extended to: Lela William-‐ grade 4 Christopher Bush-‐grade 3. FAMILY COUNSELINGThe Crystal Lake Family Counseling Center has appointments available day and evening with licensed therapists for your child and family. All services are free and confidential. Services are now available in Spanish and Portuguese. We can help your child overcome barriers to school success and happiness. Call (754) 322-‐3165 to schedule an appointment. All telephone intakes are handled confidentially. The Deerfield Beach High <strong>School</strong> Family Counseling Program is a free counseling program open to any family with children enrolled in school. The family counseling program has both day and evening hours and is staffed by licensed Mental Health professionals. Services are confidential and do not become part of the student’s cumulative file. They can be reached at (754) 322-‐0731. (Security Track andResponse)Keeping students safe is a priority at <strong>Quiet</strong><strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong>. When visiting ourcampus you will immediately notice a system fortracking all visitors. This new system, known asSTAR, offers many advantages, includingimmediate sexual offenders and predatorsbackground checks. It also provides electronictracking of students arriving late and/or leavingearly, on-line volunteer registration, and othergreat features that will help us increase bothschool safety and the involvement of the wholecommunity in helping our students.As a valued member of our school family, we askthat you report to the front office whenever youvisit our campus for any reason. Our friendlyoffice staff will assist you in recording your visitusing the STAR System. It is most important thatyou bring an official photo ID with you. This maybe your driver’s license, Florida’s official stateidentification card, or a current passport.We appreciate your continued commitment toour students. Your patience will be very muchappreciated. Together we will continue tocreate a safe and secure learning environmentfor our students.
Discover theTreasures of LearningVOLUNTEERThe entire staff at <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong><strong>School</strong> welcomes and appreciates your interest inbeing a volunteer. There are so many ways thatyou can be a part of your child’s education and apart of QWE both at school and at home.Volunteers can help in the following ways: Inthe classrooms, help students reinforce readingand math skills, be a reader or a speaker, assistwith class parties, be a field trip chaperone, helpwith heights and weights, and the list can go onand on.Along with the joy of volunteering come someresponsibilities. All volunteers must;1) Complete an online volunteer registration.(www.getinvolvedineducation.com)2) Wear a name badge.3) Log in and out of school.4) Assist in supervised observable settings only.5) Follow all <strong>School</strong> and District guidelines andpolicies.After you register on line, you will need to waitapproximately one week and then come intoschool with your driver’s license or photoidentification to be activated as a volunteer. Atthis time you will be issued a volunteer badgethatwill be good for the entire year.Lost & FoundWe have many jackets, sweaters, lunch boxes, and book bags in our lost and found. If your child is missing an item, please come into the front office and look through our lost and found. We are asking that you please label your child’s outerwear and lunchboxes to enable us to return them to their owner. All items not claimed by Friday, February 15will be donated to a local charity. RELAY for LIFE <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong> “TEAM MANATEE” is getting geared up for Relay for Life to be held on April <strong>13</strong> and 14 th at <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> Park. We need team members to register. Please go to the website and register: www.relayforlife.org/dblpfl. Relay for Life is a nationwide signature event for the American Cancer Society. It is about a community that takes up the fight against cancer in a way that is celebratory, fun and a unique experience. Please join us! RELAY FOR LIFE DEERFIELD BEACH, LIGHTHOUSE POINT, AND HILLSBORO BEACH City of Deerfield66th Annual Founders’ DaysFebruary 15, 16, 17, and 18Family fun on our beautiful beachCarnival Live ConcertCrafters ArtistsParade Food BoothsCar Show FireworksParade: Feb. 16-10:00 am20<strong>13</strong> Broward CountyFamily AmbassadorsMarch of DimesCongratulations to Hope and FaithMoberg, kindergarten students in Mrs.Esposito’s class. The girls have beenselected as the 20<strong>13</strong> Broward County’sMarch of Dimes Ambassadors.
<strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong>K-5Promotion CriteriaThe <strong>School</strong> Board of Broward County is dedicated to meeting the educational needs of all students in a safe learning environment. Decisions regarding promotion and retention are based on state law and criteria defined in <strong>School</strong> Board Policy 6000.1 and apply to all kindergarten students; all first and second grade students who take the Stanford Achievement Test (SAT); and all students who take the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). This includes students with disabilities and limited English proficient (LEP) students. Grade Criteria #1 & Subject K Recognizes 48 out of 52 Letter Names AND Distinguishes 20 out of 26 Letter sounds AND Understands 15 out of 21 Concepts of Print OR Criteria #2 Scores 90% or greater in accuracy AND at or above the adequate level in comprehension on the Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA), at or above a Level 3 Grade 4 & 5 Reading AND Grade 4 & 5 Math Scores at a Level 2 or above on the FCAT-‐2.0 SSS Reading Scores at a Level 2 or above on the FCAT 2.0 NGSSS Mathematics OR OR Scores at or above the 30% on the Stanford Diagnostic Reading Scores at or above the 30% on the Stanford Diagnostic Mathematics Good Cause Criteria Students will be given multiple opportunities to show that they have learned what they need to know in order to be promoted. These opportunities will include different assessments presented in various ways. If a student does not meet the promotion criteria on any of these assessments, there are some additional options called “good cause” for a student to be promoted. In some instances, students who have been previously retained, students who are disabled, and students who have limited English proficiency may be promoted if they meet certain requirements. Grade 1 Grade 2 Scores 55% or higher on the Primary End of year Reading Test Scores 65% or higher on the Primary End of year Reading Test OR Scores at or above the 35 % on the Stanford Diagnostic Test in Reading Comprehension Scores at or above the 35 % on the Stanford Diagnostic Test in Reading Comprehension For more specific information about good cause options for promotion or if you need further clarification regarding the promotion/retention criteria please call Miss McConaughey or Mr. Hartner. Grade 3 Scores at a Level 2 or above on the FCAT 2.0-‐SSS Reading OR Scores at or above the 45 th percentile on the version of the Stanford Achievement Test in reading comprehension.
<strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> <strong>School</strong> 2012-‐<strong>13</strong> Fundraiser! We’re raising funds for Technology The Boosterthon Fun Run is a nine-‐day program that kicked-‐off on Tuesday, February 5 with a schoolwide pep rally. A Boosterthon Pledge Pack went home with your child on this day. Be sure to visit the new http://www.funrun.com to begin entering pledges. On the last day of the program, ALL students will participate in the Boosterthon Fun Run event, which will take place on Thursday, February 14. 8:15-‐9:15-‐Headstart, Kindergarten and First Grade 9:30-‐10:30-‐ Second & Third Grade 10:45-‐<strong>11</strong>:45-‐Fourth & Fifth Grade We need your help! We are asking parents to connect their student to ten (10) potential sponsors who can pledge a dollar amount per lap or give a flat donation towards their student’s Fun Run. Most students will run somewhere between 25-‐35 laps at the Boosterthon Fun Run (max laps = 35). For example, a $5.00 pledge per lap x 25 laps would equal a $125.00 gift to the school. All checks are made payable to <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> PTA and are due one week after the Fun Run (February 22). All donations are 100% tax deductible. Go to www.boosterthon.com to learn more about the Boosterthon Fun Run. Or connect at www.facebook.com/boosterthon Thank you again for being such a wonderful group of parents! The investment you make in the lives of our students and our school is noticed and appreciated. Get excited! We look forward to seeing you at the Boosterthon Fun Run! The Character Trait forJANUARY was RESPECT. TheDID YOU KNOW? The Boosterthon Fun Run Team will spend over 300 hours organizing, planning, and executing every detail of the program, making the Boosterthon Fun Run hassle-‐free for our faculty, staff, and parents! They will also lead a fun character campaign during the program. This year’s character theme is “Highway USA.” Students will be going on the road to good choices. Our students will be building character through the five character lessons. • Choose Leadership • Choose Character • Choose Learning • Choose Fitness • Choose a good attitude Be sure to watch the daily character videos at funrun.com! We ask you to help <strong>Quiet</strong> <strong>Waters</strong> <strong>Elementary</strong> in the following three ways: Connect your child to sponsors—friends & family—who can give a pledge. Come and cheer on your child at the Boosterthon Fun Run on Thursday, February 14.
The following students were nominated by their teachers for demonstrating RESPECT towards others in the classroom. The student’s will received a Kids for Character Certificate and they were recognized on the morning news show WMAX. HEADSTART Mrs. Abram Mrs. Kotze KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Alvarado Julia Ali Maria Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. Blackmon Mrs. Esposito Abid Hasan Mrs. Fields Jessica Kettlehut Mrs. Herbster Gabriel Motta Mrs. Horwitz Miss Kristalova Gabriel Oliveira Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Rosenzweig Mrs. Sharon Kiara Vergara Mrs. Shelton Jeremiah Contreras Mrs. Vosburgh Miss Zadroga FIRST GRADE Ms. Applebaum Erin Goodstadt Mrs. Barnell Aubrey Augutis Mrs. Ciasulli Tyrell Fuller Mrs. D’Agostinis Timothy Kilty Mrs. Feldman Mrs. Hardin Abigail Dostaly Miss Idell Mr. Lane Matthew Carter Johnson Miss Quijano Lucas Murata Mrs. Sedon Vanessa Crompton Miss Smith Mrs. Tyler Kelyha Miller SECOND GRADE Ms,. Curras Catherine Sampaio Mrs. Gordon Micaylah Phillips Mrs. Harding Alejandra Walle Garza Mr. Kiene Mrs. Klaper Alec Fernandez Posse Miss Lambert Brock Kiene Miss Larkin Ryan Tejeda Lizandra Mrs. Lopez Alexandra Saelayan Mr. Peddell Gabriel Ramos Ms. Sharkey Mrs. Soffian Kaeden Robinson Mr. Szymanski Mr. Williams Erik Marrero Mrs. Williams Jastyne Bordenave THIRD GRADE Mrs. Bianchi Tomas Nino Mrs. Blankenship Beatriz Almeida Mrs. Burger Mrs. Cormier Melanie Marin Mrs. Kapish Evan McGowan Mrs. Kostrzecha Mrs. Moncrief Bernice Mathezier Mrs. Pal Devi Gutierrez Mrs. Ryan Mateus Simas Ms. Schwartz Joseph Hancox Miss Tully Ms. Wessinger Semmaj Taylor Miss Young Paige Robinson FOURTH GRADE Ms. Bernard Miss Compeau Maria Iuspa Mrs. Fasano Nafia Choudhury Mrs. Gajeski Cassidy Lowe Mrs.Kenyon Mariah Dixon Mrs. Maiorino Yessenia Gaitan Mrs. Mayers Miss Nitowski Lela William Mrs. Somers Christopher Simoes Mrs.Wulkan Kaylin Nile FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Capone Mrs. Frederick Mrs. Gammon Mrs. Jackson Tabitha Bernadin Miss Jasser Myah Dixon Mrs. Kraemer Aurora Stoehr Miss McCullough Mrs. Pinzon Eren Akgunduz Mrs. Werner
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