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Direct Line Niagara Wheatfield Central School District March 2016

Spring is in the Air… The thaw of winter brings with it many new begin-nings and an excitement for sunshine and getting outdoors. Before we begin our spring routines it is important to reflect on our work from the past several months. Here are just a few of the highlights: The Little Mermaid The High School rendition of the Disney musical was outstanding. The performances of the leads were profes-sional and fun. Our actors and dancers in non-lead roles were equally impressive, as they clearly committed to their part. I would be remiss if I did not congratulate the stage crew, pit crew, and all of the adults who worked tirelessly to make the show a huge success. Winter Sports Both our Boys Varsity Bowling Team and Boys Var-sity Wrestling Team were Niagara Frontier League Cham-pions this year. As for the fall, each of our Varsity Sports teams qualified for Scholar Athlete Team Awards. Scholar Athlete Teams are selected based on a minimum number of participants achieving a 90% or above grade point average. It is a great achievement to have all of our fall sports teams qualify for this honor. Congratulations to all of our student-athletes! English Language Arts (ELA) Committee Elementary teachers and administrators spent qual-ity time researching and reviewing an ELA program/cur-riculum in order to recommend a program/curriculum they believe will best meet the needs of all of our students. The committee accomplished their goal and we will be recom-mending an ELA program/curriculum to be utilized by all of our schools. Gratitude is owed to those who served on the committee, as this will allow for uniform and collaborative ELA professional development in the future.

Looking forward to a productive and promising spring.

Daniel G. Ljiljanich Superintendent

Edward Town Middle School’s Seventh Grade Writing Skillfully Students Reach Out to Veterans and Soldiers......Page 4

Errick Road School Holds Compassion Assembly.....................................Page 7

Colonial Village 5th Grade Students in Congress?...................................4

West Street’s 100 Day Parade........Page 8

Tuscarora Native American School Learns Empathy About Disabilities........Page 11

NWHS Production of The Little Mermaid...............................Pages 2 & 3

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Niagara Wheatfield High SchoolProduction of....

The students of NW made a huge splash earlier this month when they performed Disney’s The Little Mermaid over the course of four performances March 10-13. The cast, crew, and pit band put on a spectacular show that was well attended.

This year, NWTA members Dave Curtis, Darla Bubar, and Christine Reiderer directed the production, while fellow NWTA members Nicholas Azzarella and Andrea Letcher worked behind the scenes on sets and costumes. NWSRP Vicki Paige handled production and alumnus Jackie Palmer-Dimino choreographed the show.

Cierra Mt. Pleasant truly captivated her audiences as the love struck mermaid who falls in love with a human, while Billy Gerst shined in his role as Prince Eric. His sidekick, Grims-by played by Dean Brown, added a wonderful stage presence and a bit of humor along the way. Gina Brown added to drama with her incredible performance as the sea witch, Ursula and Tim Brown commanded the thrown convincingly as the lordly King Tri-ton. Gabby Iacona (Flounder), Joe Dorato (Scuttle), and Guiliano Pupo (Sebastian) each brought their characters to life and often had the audience in stitches with their amazing stage presence and humor. Danielle Kaminski and Danielle Scholl worked mag-nificently as the sinister Flotsam and Jetsam along side their “queen”, Ursula. The six mersisters played by Danielle Kamin-ski, Danielle Scholl, Emma Asklar, Troy Smith, Harley Flecken-stein, and Kirsten Bowers and Chef Louis played by John Tober, rounded out the leading roles giving lively and entertaining perfor-mances. Add to all that the rest of the talented cast, hardworking and dedicated crew and musically gifted pit and... It was a show

stopper!

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..... Disney’s The Little Mermaid

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Kelsey and Lindsay Tylec are True Falcons!

The ETMS and entire Niagara Wheatfield community would like to thank Kelsey (6th grader at ETMS) and Lindsay Tylec (2nd grader at Errick Road) for their hard work to help one of their own classmates. Each year during the holiday season, Kelsey and Lind-say organize a bottle and can drive in their neighborhood. The mon-ey that they raise is donated to a charity of their choice. This year, after Kelsey heard about the struggles of one of her fellow middle schoolers, Ginny Fagard, she decided that the sisters would do-nate what they earned to Ginny’s family. As most of our community knows, Ginny continues to fight her battle with brain cancer. The girls raised an incredible $1,100!!! That’s a lot of cans and bottles! Thank you to Kelsey and Lindsay Tylec for showing us all what it truly means to be a falcon!

Photo Caption: Left: Kelsey Tylec, 6th grader at ETMSBottom: Ginny Fagard, 8th grader at ETMSRight: Michele Lloyd (Ginny’s mom)

A veteran or soldier’s Valentine’s Day was made a little bit brighter, thanks to Mrs. Jones’ seventh grade Writing Skillfully stu-dents. The students had a taste of writing for the real world when they created cards and wrote notes that were sent to local Veteran’s Hospitals and to deployed soldiers. Mrs. Jones teamed up with Mrs. Farnham, a retiree from Edward Town Middle School, who had a connection to the local VA Hospitals and deployed units. The cards had words of encouragement, appreciation, and a funny joke to bring a smile to the soldier’s or veteran’s face. “It is important for students to write for a real audience,” Mrs. Jones explains. “It motivates stu-dents to know that a person besides their teacher will be reading their words. Students often take their work more seriously, writing several drafts before they are satisfied that they have communicated effectively and that there are no errors in spelling and punctuation.” Words are powerful, and using them to show appreciation to soldiers, past and present, is certainly as real as it can get.

Edward Town Middle School’s Seventh GradeWriting Skillfully Students Reach Out to

Veterans and Soldiers

Pictured above are: Lisa Simonin, Abigail Zuccari, and Benjamin Thomas, holding their Valentine’s Day cards for soldiers and veterans.


ETMS Spirit Club Sponsors

Fundraisers

Photo Caption: (L to R) 6th Graders:Andrew Beiter, Guiliana Maglio, and Katelyn Cyganovich

The ETMS Spirit Club sponsored a food drive for the Food Bank of Western New York. All food items will be sent to food pan-tries to support families in Niagara County. Ten large collection barrels overflowed with generous donations from students and staff. The club also sponsored a “Gobble Grams” card and candy fundraiser and a Hat Day to raise money for local families in need.

The students at Colonial Village were treated to a visit by members of the Buffalo Bandits Lacrosse Team to kick off their PBIS initiative. PBIS is a program that includes proactive behav-ioral strategies for defining, teaching and supporting appropriate student behaviors to create a positive learning environment. The school’s “Falcon” Fundamentals center on the word S.O.A.R., which stands for Safety, Ownership, Attitude and Respect. Stu-dents can earn a feather from a staff member for exhibiting any of those traits. Any student who earns a feather for each of them (Safety, Ownership, Attitude and Respect) will get their photo tak-en and placed on the Wall of Honor in the gymnasium. Principal Kami Halgash will also be visiting classrooms and pulling a feather out of the class nest to award a prize to a deserving student.

Photo Caption: Front Row: (L to R) Gaebrialla Dzialak, Lorelai Doxbeck, Haley Tobey, Thomas Rilko, Treyton Kreutz, and Rich-ard Carbin. Back Row: Buffalo Bandit Mark Steenhuis and gym teacher Meghan Desiderio.

Buffalo Bandits Help Colonial Village Students

to Soar Like Falcons

Miss Culligan’s 7th grade art students learned about the Pop Art move-ment and created self-portraits in the style of Andy Warhol. Students learned how to duplicate and transfer an image and then colored them according to a specific “theme”.

Miss Culligan’s 7th Grade Art Students Created Self Portraits

Photo Caption: (L to R) Victoria Panashuk, Mia Cruz, Maddy McGloin & Marticela Serbus.

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Miss Culligan’s Art Students Show Off Their Work at ETMS

7th grader Anthony Lucinski shows off his “op art” pattern he made with a sharpie marker on a grid that was then cut out and folded into an “origami” box!

8th grader Mackenzie Jacobs with her ceramic planter. Students created clay pockets that can be filled with dirt and plants and hung on a wall.

8th grader Jessica Maroney posing with her ceramic creation. She sculpted it in Miss Culligan’s class out of clay before it was fired, glazed and fired again.

8th Grader Eric Owens poses with his “hot air balloon”. Students wove strips of paper to make the basket. Primary-colored pieces of cellophane were placed between the paper balloon shapes so that when the balloon moves in front of a window you can see how the primary colors blend to make the secondary colors.

7th graders Rachel Parnella and Emma Halleen working on their “warm/cool” grid project.

8th grader Danielle Carlson holds her ceramic lion “relief” painting. The lion’s head was made of clay, fired and glazed then glued to a cardboard background in “relief”-style so that it appears to be coming out of the painting towards the viewer.

8th grader Mackenzie Patterson holds her clay face planter.


Errick Road School Holds Compassion Assembly

The December Assembly at Errick Road Elementary School was about the character trait of compassion. Invited to the assembly was the Niagara Wheatfield Boys’ Varsity Hockey Team, Robyn Swan from the Jump Rope for Heart and a special guest, Niagara Wheatfield’s mascot, the Falcon. The Falcon got these started by dancing in the audience on getting the students pumped up for the assembly.

Next, the Jump Rope Team performed a high-energy and skilled skit about showing a new student compassion. The performance wowed the audience with Principal Nora O’Bryan saying it was the best perfor-mance she had seen at the school. The students have been practicing their jump rope skills since October. Robyn Swan talked to the students about the American Heart Association and thanked the students for raising over $10,000 last year!

After that performance the Boys’ Varsity Hockey Team took the stage. The Hockey team has won four straight Section Six Championships!

The players demonstrat-ed kindness and compas-sion by read-ing to the k i n d e r g a r -ten and first grade class-es and talk-ing to third graders about being student athletes, teamwork and responsibility. All the hockey players were former Errick Road Elementary graduates. Mrs. Hayes said how nice it was to see the boys all grown up and what a great way to promote school spirit in the district. The assembly was coordinated by Mr. Anthony Vekich

and Mrs. Marianna Hayes, who are Physical Education teachers at the school.

Long track speed skater, Fletcher Codd, a Junior at Lake Placid High School and former Niagara Wheatfield student, recently placed 4th at Junior Nationals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin narrowly missing out on a spot on the US Junior World Team. The next weekend he bounced back and won the overall men’s title at the Jack Shea Sprints in Lake Placid NY. Fletcher was the first skater to break 40 seconds in the 500m on the Lake Placid oval since 2010! Fletcher is such a committed and gifted athlete and as such made the decision to transfer from Niagara Wheatfield following his Freshman year, leaving his family, in order to train in Lake Placid. Like his family, we are so proud of Fletcher and his amazing accomplishments. Pictured with Fletcher is 1960 Olympian Jim Shea, son of the 1932 multiple Gold Medal winning Jack Shea.

Former NW Student, Fletcher Codd, Placed 4th at Jr. Nationals

for Speed Skating


West Street Fifth Graders Debate Pros and Cons of Chocolate Milk

Mr. Rob Udy’s fifth grade class at Niagara Wheatfield’s West Street School had an interesting challenge recently. The students were given an assignment of having a chocolate milk panel discussion and whether or not it should be sold in schools. Students chose a position on the topic and Mr. Udy gave the students parameters for the presentations such as understanding the topic from multiple perspectives, researching the topic thoroughly, collecting facts and preparing questions, documenting their sources, writing a thesis and preparing a presentation for the judges.

Twelve volunteers judged the students’ presentations including one of the student’s grandmothers, Judy Rice. “It was an amaz-ing experience for all of us. Mr. Udy has a very creative hands-on approach to teaching and making learning fun for the kids. They don’t even realize they are learning! All the students delighted and amazed us with their logic, creativity, passion and persuasiveness.”

Student Madison cited that chocolate milk is ex-cellent for helping muscles recover after a workout and told the judges that she “cringed when I think of kids buy-ing something besides chocolate milk , like Gatorade or soda that are packed full of sugar and carbs.” Her class-mate Jacob took the opposite stance and made a chart to show that 114,000 pounds of sugar are consumed in 15 servings of chocolate milk per week and could be likened to a dump truck containing 57 tons of sand.

At the end of the presentations the vote for if chocolate milk should be sold in school cafeterias was eight in favor and four against. “The skills that have been showcased by Mr. Udy’s fifth graders are skills used by high school and college students,” said West Street Prin-cipal Theron Mong. “These students showed an amazing ability to organize their thoughts and use of logical, pas-sionate and persuasive communication to help us under-stand a difficult subject.” Mrs. Rice added, “The vote this year I think shows that we are gaining more understand-ing of some of the problems with sugar. Last year the vote was 12 to 1. Mr. Udy and his class should be com-mended for a job well done. We are proud of all of them.”

Photo Caption: Front Row (L to R); Jacob Smith, Marissa Stoddard, Samantha Furan, Jackson James, Ryan Stumpf and Sierra Zaker.

Middle Row (L to R):Dayven Lobianco, Jesse Hrdy, Kaylee Platts, Vincent Ciraolo, Noah Sass, Gwendolyn Orluk, Michael Tuttle and Brianna Jones.

Back Row: Teacher Rob Udy, Mya Jaskowiak, Jacob Franciosa, Ty Reed, Allison Siejka, Jada Rastelli, Mariah Rice, Jenna Schultz, Christine May and Madison Bogart.

West Street’s 100 Day Parade!

Pictured above- Aaron RochesterPictured Above- Elizabeth Harris-Smoke, Paige Evrard, Virginia Aldrow & Christian Schroeder


Colonial Village K Kids did an amazing job collecting donations for The Ronald McDonald House in Buffalo NY. The kids worked very hard to let the entire school know what an amazing project it was! The 5th grade students spoke in classrooms about the importance of helping others and how the Ronald McDonald house is a tremendous force for assisting those in need. The students made “Grab-n-Go bags” which contained a bottled water and 2 snacks for parents in a hurry to get to the hospital. They made fleece blankets to keep the residents warm and also collected home cleaning items and cannedgoods for the house. Due to the student’s ages they would not be allowed to visit the Ronald McDonald House. Teach-ers and staff went on January 29th and cooked dinner for the residents at the house and brought all of the donations the kids had raised. Co-lonial Village Elementary School is proud to be engaged in the com-munity by volunteering and collect-ing donations for various organiza-tions throughout the year!

Colonial Village K Kids Collect Donations for the Ronald McDonald House

The whole mission of the K-Kids organization at West Street School is to develop caring leaders in the com-munity. Recently the K-Kids decided to fundraise for the Susan G. Komen foundation because breast cancer had affected so many staff members at the elementary school, as well as family members of the students. “One of our 3rd grade teachers, who is the mother of one of our K-Kids, just had surgery for breast cancer,” says program advisor Lenore Palmeri. “So, it was all their idea and I just super-vised.”

The Susan G. Komen Foundation’s mission is to save lives and end breast cancer forever. The money they raised goes towards educating, research, advocating for better breast cancer policy and offering grants that provide financial and emotional assistance.

The students threw a pizza party and raised over $240. “Their effort was tremendous,” said Ms. Palmeri. “All of them gave 150% from planning, set-up, handling the fi-nances and cleaning up afterwards.” Larissa East, a Com-munity Outreach and Administrative Specialist for Susan G. Komen, says she was impressed with the fifth graders ef-forts. “I thought it was awesome. The money will definitely be used for education and research.”

Photo Caption: Larissa East from the Susan G. Komen Foundation, Dominic Mazzara, Jake Schulz, Gwendolyn Orluk, Noah Sass, Katelin Ho, Aiden Dolan, Julia Haseley, Tristen Davis, Emma Binga and Vinny Ciraolo.

K-Kids Raise Money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation

Library Limelight


College Information Night Proves Valuable Resource for Parents and Students

The Niagara Wheatfield Central School District’s and Starpoint Central School District’s Career and Counseling Centers recently held a College Information Night in the Niagara Wheat-field auditorium for high school sophomores and juniors.

The evening began with a presentation on the Junior/Senior col-lege planning timeline and was followed by a panel discussion with rep-resentatives from five local colleges. Niagara University, University of Buffalo, Niagara County Community College (NCCC), Daemen College and Buffalo State College representatives discussed important factors in college admissions decisions as well as scholarship opportunities. There were also two breakout sessions where parents and students could

choose to meet with college admissions representatives, or attend workshops on NCAA Recruiting and Eligibility and the Nuts and Bolts of Applying to College. Photo Caption Above:

(L to R) Jaeger Martino and John Martino

Buffalo Bandits Help Promote West Street 7 Habits

West Street Elementary students had some special guests recent-ly – members of the Buffalo Bandits Lacrosse team! Mark Steenhuis, Dhane Smith and Nick Weiss, along with their mascot Rax talked to the students about teamwork and how to incorporate the Seven Habits of Happy Children into their lives. West Street School has been focusing on Sean Covey’s book which inspires posi-tive habits such as: Being Proactive, Be-gin with the End In Mind, Put First Things First, Think Win-Win, Seek to Understand and Be Understood, Synergize and Sharp-en the Saw which means to take care of yourself and others and find meaning and purpose in their lives. The students had a great time inter-acting with the play-ers!

Go Bandits!

Photo Caption Above:Nick Weiss coaches his team of: Brooklyn Russell, Benjamin Shaffer and Emma Meadow on their sports protective gear challenge as Rax looks on.

Photo Caption Above:(L to R) Amy Metzger and Tim Metzger

A very generous donation was made to the Niagara Wheatfield Second-ary Library in memory of our beloved French teacher, Mrs. Karen D’Angelo. An anonymous patron donated the book, The Best Loved Villages of France, by Stephane Bern. The book takes the read-er to some of France’s most treasured lo-cations. It’s such an appropriate memory for one of our most treasured teachers.


Mrs. Myers FACS Class Learns About Healthier Food Choices

Students have been learning about nutrition in Mrs. Myers’ FACS class. Since breakfast is the most important meal of the day, students have been learning about making healthier food choic-es that will keep them full and energized for the day. In one cooking lab students made omelets as a healthier choice because they are packed with protein from eggs and are quick and easy to make, not to mention fun! In their most recent lab they made parfaits. Along with learning why par-faits are a healthier food choice due to their pro-tein, fats, and complex carbs, students also got the added bonus of learning and speaking a bit of french due to the fact that parfait is a french word that means “perfect” and parfait for breakfast it is!

Back row (L to R) Ian Strope, Josh Landes, Theresa Victor, Nathan Lapp, Virgil PrintupFront row (L to R): Joey Reynolds, Laura Zelakiewicz, Ginny Fagard, Amanda Zbieszkowski, Richard Soto, Hayden McClure, Mrs.Myers

The Tuscarora Native American School had some guests from the Western New York Independent Living, Inc. and OAHIIO, Native American Independent Living Services recently. It was combined and integrated with the character edu-cation program, according to June Van Every-Huber, the school’s Social Worker. “I think all kids should be exposed to all cultures, all disabilities because at any given time they are going to meet with people from all different walks of life. The sen-sitivity training helps them to be respectful of people and to know they have had a struggle and what that struggle might have involved. It teaches them to be more aware and to be a good human being. “ Cynthia Printup-Harms, the Program Director of OAHIIO, Native American Independent Living Services (Satellite of Independent Living of Niagara County), says, “We work with the students on sensitivity training and dis-ability awareness. The students will get to experience what it’s like to not be able to see. We will also be ad-dressing mental illness and other disabilities. We want them to see a disability is anything that impacts the qual-ity of their life.” Todd Vaarwerk, the Director of Advocacy and Public Policy at WNY Independent Living, Inc., talked the students through an exercise where they would be put into pairs. One of the students would be blindfolded and their partner would talk them through making a paper airplane. Many of the students discussed how they felt frustrated and scared not being able to see. Mr. Vaarwerk said the goal of the exercise it to teach them empathy and see what someone who is blind feels. “Today is about empathy and thinking about how people feel.” He reminded the children that words have power and to be careful what words they use to describe someone. “You should have respect for every single person and care about how they feel.”

Tuscarora Native American School Learns Empathy About Disabilities

Photo Caption: Student Keeydon Patterson works with his partner Sean Huggins who is blindfolded.


Cosmetology Hair Shows Wows Audience

8th Grade Technology Class

is Sparked with Creativity

Photo Caption: (L to R) Kaitlyn Downie (Niagara Wheatfield), Darien Bonaccorso and teacher Cathy Bonaccorso

Students Darien Bonaccorso (Stylist) and Kaitlyn Downie (Model), who are in the Cosmetology Program at the Niagara Career and Technical Education Center, wowed the audience at the annual runway show recently. The students are in Cathy Bonaccorso’s class and local cosmetology experts who judged the competition declared them winners in the Evening hairstyle category.

From egg crash car to Rube Goldberg, students in Technology class are challenged to build skills and understanding. The Rube Gold-berg assignment is tremendously intricate and demands creative thinking on the part of the stu-dents. They are called upon to think “outside the box.” Prior to the start of the project, students analyzed the mechanics behind simple ma-chines in order to cultivate ideas for the design of their work. Within small groups, students then constructed multiple contraptions that could be linked together to form a chain reaction. Stu-dents provided innovative inventions assembled with everyday objects that ultimately would per-form simple tasks. Rube Goldberg was the creator of the “Rube Goldberg Machine. “ He spent years in cartoon artistry and possessed a passion for precision in technology. Goldberg’s complex creation has influenced many and he is credited with sparking an evolution of creativity.

Students working on Rube Goldberg machine pictured left to right Francesca Giaquinto, Mark Albano, and Rhylee Jung.

Colonial Village Fifth Graders celebrated their graduation from the DARE program in December. Students from Mrs. Blenk’s, Mr. Collins’, Mrs. Cooper’s, Mrs. Finn’s and Ms. Gonzalez’s classes completed the ten week program provided by the Niagara County Sheriff’s Department. Each week Deputy Eric Beiter, Deputy Richard Bull and Deputy Patrick Williams met with students. They discussed the D.A.R.E. decision making model with students. Students learned to: *Define the problem, challenge or opportunity, *Assess the situation and determine their choices, *Respond after gathering facts and information to make a choice, *Evaluate the decision you made. Was it a good one?

At the conclusion of the course, an assembly was held. Lt. R. Richards for the Sheriff’s office spoke to the students about making good choices throughout life. Students were congratulated by each Deputy and given a certificate.

Colonial Village 5th Graders Celebrate

DARE Graduation

The Nest’s Latest Addition at ETMS

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New to the middle school this year is the student activity room, known to ETMS Falcons as the “Nest.” Middle school students can earn Nest passes in a variety of ways in-cluding working hard in classes and through outstanding positive ac-tions that deserve rec-ognition. Air hockey, foosball, darts, board games, books, and snacks attract students to the Nest. A custom built air bubble hockey game is the Nest’s latest addition. Together, the Home School Associa-tion and building admin-istrators have created a place that is inviting, fun, and encourages students to interact and make new friends across grade lev-els.

Photo Caption: Sixth graders Cole Bakula and Drew Robbins challenge one another in a game of Falcon bubble hockey.

The Niagara Wheatfield Central school District is required at least annually to inform district patrons of compliance with certain federal and state laws and to make available the following information. Any questions or concerns please refer to the our Designated Person, Mr. Delbert Ambrosia, at the Building and Grounds offices, phone number 716-215-3220.

The Niagara Wheatfield Central school District has management plans available in the Office of the Director of Facilities and Operations, located at 2260 Saunders Settlement Road, Sanborn, New York, 14132. This plan is available for review by any interested party during regular office hours.

During the past fiscal year (2014-2015) the Niagara Wheatfield Central School District has completed six-month surveillance inspections as required by the act. In addition, tri-annual inspections by a certified inspec-tor are required to check the condition of remaining asbestos and determine if any action is required. Current tri-annual inspections are available for review in the office of the Director of Facilities and Operations during normal office hours by calling 716-215-3220.

Notification Regarding Asbestos and Asbestos Related Activities in

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President Lum signs Bill into LAW

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Colonial Village 5th Grade Students in Congress?

Colonial Village 5th Grade Students in Congress? The Students couldn’t make the trip to Washington, to see our Gov-ernment in action, so they did the next best thing…they formed their own Government! The students began by studying the Constitution. The learned about each part of the Constitution, from the Preamble to the Amendments. They then learned what it takes for an idea to become a law. Now they simply needed to see this process in action. Students wrote persuasive essays which tried to per-suade their classmates to vote for them as class Governor. They presented their essays to the classes and elections were held. Each class had their own Governor. The Governor would take grievances to the teacher for resolution on behalf of the entire class.

Now the Governor’s ran for 5th grade President. The Executive Branch of 5th grade would be responsible to handle issues that impact the entire grade. Speeches were once again presented and elections held. CV’s 5th grade class congratulated President Brielle Lum, Vice-President Andrew Rutland and Secretary of State Alana Hall.

Now it was time for action! Students became members of the Senate or the House of Representatives. It was there task to come up with a Bill that would handle issues related to recess. What would recess look like? Who would be eli-gible? What responsibilities would the students have? Each house met and debated, discussed and debated again. Fi-

nally, each house created a Recess Bill. This Bill included such items as students must have all of their work done and turned in before they could have recess. Students would have to sit out 5 minutes for each sheet of owed work or until the work was completed. Work had to be quality. A Joint Meeting of Congress was next. The meeting was held, the bills were discussed and debated. At long last, Congress came to an agreement, it was now up to Executive Branch to sign the Bill into Law. The 2015-2016 Recess Bill became Law December 18, 2015!

President Brielle Lum, Vice President Andrew Rutland, andSecretary of State Alana Hall

Joint meeting of Congress

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Grade 9Conner Allen, Surjit Arnone, Jack Brauer, Danielle Brochey, Kay Budziszewski, Jordan Buono, Elizabeth Butera, Corina Carr, Mattea Cefalu, Delanye Charnley, Esther Chong, Caroline Coble, Ethan Cooley, Danielle DeVantier, Sydney Dip-pold, Christopher Dyer, Madison Evarts, Allison Ewert, Grace Firzak, Joseph (Joey) Foucha, Mackenzie Franks, Jacob Gaydos, Jordan Gaydos, Julia Gerspach, Olivia Gonyea, Carmyn Gonzalez, Jordan Graber, Nicole Guldin, Jessa Hill, Emma Johnson, Julia Johnson, Lindsay Kancar, Kiran Kaur, Cameron King, Kierston Klidonas, Matthew Kline, Katelyn Kostiw, Kourtney Kowalik, Michael Lippa, Kamerin Litten, May Liu, Sarah LoCurto, Riley MacKenzie, Ryan Mahoney, Kristen Meacham, Gabrielle Messana, Abigail Metzger, Isaiah Milne, Anastasia Mohilewsky, Nico Mundier, Kandace Nasca, Tara-Ann Perreault, Jenna Peterson, Abigail Potts, Colin Pytlik, Cameron Racey, Erin Sass, Dominic Scinta, Bryson Shunk, Lovepreet Singh, Brett Sitzman, Jenna Sonnenberg, Quinn Stevenson, Katelyn Stojanovski, Katherine Tompkins, Rachel Tompkins, Richard Torcasio III, Trinity Tromble, Elizabeth Tycz, Brianna Walker, Chloe Wilczak, Madi-son Wrazin, Austin Zwelling

Grade 10Jacob Ambrosia, Deidre Antone, Alaina Bailey, Kirsten Bowers, Dean Brown, Bronwyn Buckenroth, Leah Buddenhagen, Garrik Charnley, Alexis Chase, Hanna Cipollina, Casey Cloutier, Kathryn Courtney, Margaret(Molly) Crandall, Tiffany Cristofanelli, Sarah Cummings, Summer DiStefano, Jared Domaradzki, Hallie Dworzanski, Thomas Efthemis, Claire Feng, Nichole Friess, Zoe Giandomenico, Meaghan Gleason, Arshpreet Grewal, Reanna Hewitt, Siana Jacobs, Jordan Johnson, Kelsey Kendzia, Kelsey Klosko, Gabriella Litwak, Alexander Marino, Elizabeth McCormick, Jenna Miller, Carly Milleville, Mikaela Milleville, Riley Muldoon, Kyle Otminski, Kalina Parankinova, Samantha Pawlow, Nicholas Peters, Mariah Pittman, Giuliano Pupo, Rachel Redanz, Micah Rice, Michalla Rood, Anthony Ruffino, Julia Shapiro, Julia Sieg-mann, Jacob Sillett, Veronica Slusser, Dylan Smith, Michelle Terbot, Michael Tilkins, Samantha Torre, Lila Trunzo, Jenna Wagoner, Amanda Waliszewski, Erica Weber, Nicholas Weir, Chace Woods, Callista Zayatz, Brielle Zimmerman

Grade 11Alexis Ackerson, Russell Apfel, Christopher Barone, Adam Belote, Perya Bhagchandani, Luke Bissell, Gina Brown, Am-ber Carls, Angelee Clause, Evan Cody, Sean Colby, Zachary Congi, Danielle Couch, Courtney Day, Chloe Den Haese, Roman Duszenko, Madison Gonzalez, Miquel Gonzalez, Jamie Hagerty, Kyle Halford Jr, Kennedy Heaton, Jadyn Hen-derson, Madison Klidonas, Jacqueline Kline, Kristina Krehan, Bailey Krupa, Priya Kumar, Greta Littman, Michael Loliger, Nathan Maloney, Marissa Markott, Joshua Maroney, Timothy Metzger, Jared Murray, Mohamed Mustafa, Purvi Patel, James Raglow-DeFranco, Jeffrey Rider, Sara Rinehart, Jenna Ross, Shajwan Salih, Alexa Sass, Matthew Sciandra, Sabrina Seefeldt, Taylor Shunk, Marlena Taylor, Danielle Thaler, Samantha Tycz, Alyssa Ward, Gabriela Zinaty

Grade 12Christopher Ackerson, George Bainbridge, Kent Baker-Printup, Ashley Bass, Alyson Baumann, Daniel Bissell Jr, Abi-gail Blankenship, Silvana Bonura, Janine Brown, Ariana Bruno, James Cavalleri, Julia Cobernus, Katie Colby, Julia Coty, Sean Crangle, Brittany Cristofanelli, Sean Demske, Brooke DeVantier, Zachary Diermyer, Raquel DiFiglia, Kaile Donoughe, Emily Downing, Nathan Ehrmann, Janae Elder, Matthew Evarts, Amber Fleischman, Sierra Fruck, Lauren Garabedian, Sarah Gerass, Alexandra Gerspach, Sarah Gifford, Jenna Gioannini, Rohit Gogna, Bradley Golias, Alexa Graff, Casey Gruarin, Madeline Hardy, Jordan Hartman, Kasey Haseley, Allison Hatfield-Wilson, Marissa Hayes, Vic-toria Hocking, Gabrielle Iacona, Sabrina Jasper, Alyssa Jeacoma, Sabrina Joseph, Danielle Kaminski, Mark Kayutkin, Marissa Kendall, Skylar Kendzia, Emma Knotts, Dustin Kowalik, Lori Lachowski, Amberly Lelito, Madison Lippa, Devin Litten, Cassandra Mangan, Gianna Marcantonio, Christopher McCune, Kayla Miano, Julia Mikolajczak, Julianna Oset-kowski, Alec Otminski, Nicole Perry, Samantha Peterson, Tommi-lynne Piernik, Joshua Pitruzzella, Nolan Pofi, Brittany Price, Matthew Rance, Emily Redanz, Michelle Riggio, Makayla Roma, Noah Seiler, Michael Sillett, Troy Smith, Kalie Sonnenberg, Elaina Spendio, Heather Stahlman, Jacob Stewart, Kaitlyn Stickney, Derek Stoberl, Cory Stoelting, Alana Svensson, Sarah Titterington, Olivia Tober, Lindsey Tompkins, Thomas Ward, Lauren Wills, Sarah Winstanley, Cayla Zaharkin, Stephen Zambotti

Senior High SchoolHigh Honor Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2


Grade 9 Julianna Albert, Noah Bennett, Tiara Borzillire, Grace Boyd, Savannah Bradfield-MacKenzie, Patrick Brady Jr, Robert Bruno, Donovan Brusino, Anastasia Burkholder, Christopher Cacciatore, Wile Chapman, Julia Coluc-ci, Bryar Confer, Aaron Coulter, Sydney Crangle, Quinn Darlak, Alyson DePadre, Amber DeVantier, Elizabeth Dunning, Amanda Dutka, Elise Ellis, Nickolas Flaim, Adam Fruck, Marissa Giaquinto, Angela Gilliam, Alexan-dra Green, Noah Greene, Mackenzie Grosskopf, Jenna Hall, Jacob Halleen, Joel Hocking, Le’Gary Jackson, Kenneth Jungier, Selena Justus, Mohamed Khweiss, Destyne Kohn, Anna Krehan, Madison Kwitchoff, Luke Lamson, Enrico Liberale, Brendan Loughlin, Angelina Marinaccio, Benjamin McKie, Mario Milev, Cameron Miller, Lauren Neiswonger, Justin Pangrazio, Thomas Peltier, Travis Piatek, Nicole Privitera, Rachel Quaran-tillo, Mackenzie Quider, Paul Raglow-DeFranco, Ryan Raimondo, Ericka Rathman, Emily Rees, Emma Rob-erts, Dominic Rotunno, Amaya Springer, Sara Stahlman, Jacob Tipton, Abigail Weber, Eric Weinholtz, Kyle Weir, Karissa Wilson, Christopher(CJ) Wilson Jr, Ronald Zhang, MacKenzie Zimmerman, Heather ZuccariGrade 10Kyle Adams, Amara Alviti, Omar Assaf, Edward Bald, Zachary Belter, Jacob Blankenship, Gabrielle Buerger, Peter Buffone, Taylor Bugyi, Sarah Carls, Emma Carrier, Jordan Chew, Julia Cimino, Nicholas Clouden, Justin Clyde, Matthew Crowley, Leena Delucci, Dakota DePadre, Benjamin DeVantier, Luke Donner, Alexis Eustice, Adrianna Flammia, Kaysy Fleischman, Ciara Gumbert, Emily Harrell, Jordan Hiscock, Adriyanna Holland, Wyatt Janese, Robin Kolkmeyer, Kelsey Lachowski, Emily Lange, Alexandria Leffler, Emily Maroney, Jack Mazzara, Samuel Messana, Alexander Mitchell, Sharif Osby, Alex Padilla, Kiada Parmer, James Pierce Jr, Robert Raley, Robert Reynolds Jr., Nicole Ross, Stephen Roulley, Lauren Russell, Madison Schucker, Shavon Scive, Gagandip Singh, Thomas Sommers, Ethan St. Onge, Kyle Stenzel, Aiden Strassburg, Jacob Strusa, Shawn Struzik, Christopher Tobey, Madison Townsend, Nikita Verma, Cayla Waliszewski, Olivia Wall, Sydney Watters, Erin WegrzynGrade 11Samantha Allen, Jillian Arnone, Emma Asklar, Ashley Bottenfield, Kristen Brock, Aleigha Carpenter, Amanda Casamento, Robert Cefalu, Eric Chudy, Anthony Churpita, Mathew Cicco, Tori Clyde, Dillon Cooper, Madi-son Daniel, Bryce Danovskis, Julia Delorimiere, Ryan DeVantier, Christian DiRamio, Joshua Drake, Zachary Ernle, Ryan Fatouros, Hope Flanders, Kendal Gallagher, Amber Gansworth, Anna Gansworth, Matthew Gib-son, Brooke Goodrich, Taylor Guas, Marissa Guiliani, Kimberly Holas, Ryan Howard, Jazlyn Kirkland, Brooke Klein, Nicholas Koch, Paige Kohnke, Felecia LaMantia, Tiffany Landes, Nicholas Lazarou, Kathryn Lewis, Nicolette Loughrey, Matthew McCune, Sabrina McCune, Emma Mercurio, Molly Milleville, Rick Montesanti, Cierra MtPleasant, Cortaesha Myles, Allison Napier, Brandon Pangrazio, Alyssa Parnella, Michael Pellien, Al-exandra Perreault, Charlene Phillips, Nicholas Ranney, Audrey Ricotta, Sumer Schebell, Jacob Schumacker, Lauren Sherman, Noah Sieck, Zachary Sommers, Marissa Staschak, Jonna Stein, Dominick Tallarico, Gi-anna Teixeira, Noah Wrazin, Kali YeatesGrade 12Rachel Bolea, Adriana Brandy, Brianna Cavese, Sydney Celeste, Vanessa Chapin, Danielle Chatten, Mi-chael Chilelli, Courtney Chiodo, Krista Ciadella, Bianca Coon, Robert Couturiaux III, Olivia DeLuca, Courtney Dewolf, Joseph Dorato, Nicole Dworzanski, Jordan Eisenbart, Vincent Falvo, Harley Fleckenstein, Nathan Gansworth, Alexis Gibson, Margaret Glaser, Kaleigh Glica, Jordan Gorzka, Nikolas Healey, Mitchell Hedlund, O’Di Isa, Alyssa Jackson, Kyri Jackson, Sabrina Khweiss, Sarah Lloyd, Meghan Luss, Kathryn MacKenzie, Brianna Mangione, Joseph Marra, Jamie Martin, Rebecca Mayflower, Jewel McAninch, Angela Micale, Han-nah Montie, Samantha Newell, Cyan Newman, Nathan Nielsen, Todd Povinelli, Katelyn Pytlik, William Rafter, Michael Reed, Katrina Richter, Ihab Rizek, Austin Sauer, Tyler Siegmann, Stephanie Smith, Adam Stojanovs-ki, Michelina M Strangio, Taylor Trunzo, Matthew Vecchio, Austin Wangler, Thomas Watroba, Nicholas Weber

Senior High SchoolHonor Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2

Senior High SchoolMerit Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2


Grade 9Yara Assaf, Emily Barone, Elizabeth Beutel, Erica Beyer, Gabriela Bonura, Jacob Buerger, Leo Butera, Olivia Caridi, Kendra Cheers, Mia Chew, Allyson Clark, Nolan Codd, Dillon Corbett, Ethan Cornett, Colton Cusick, David Day, Joseph DiMarzo, Jaren Dixon, Madison Drake, Austin Durandetto, Collin Elliott, Haley Evrard, Jor-dan Fineberg, Jason Finnegan, Willard Gansworth, Alexis Marie Gordon, Leah Gross, Thomas Grote, Ethan Guthrie, Kevin Halford, Keirstin Hinkle, Mikayla Isaacs, Alyviarose Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Brier Kilgour, Caleb Lee, Mary Kate Lloyd, Dylan Loliger, Joseph Lozina, Samantha Maghrak, Christopher Miosi, Noah Mixon, Sierra Morton, Austin Neal, Edward O’Connor, Adam Ortiz, Clayton Oxford, Sarah Patterson, Jacob Peplowski, Samantha Pietrzykowski, Aaron Poe, Nicolas Poette, Caleb Ribbeck, Lenea Roma, Hailey Saun-derson, Abbigail Sawin, Maxwell Shoemaker, Peyton Siegmann, Jordan Smith II, Zachary Stanley, Alexander Stinis, Korey Strzelczyk, Alonna Swanson, Joshua Thibeault, Jarrett Tierney, Nicholas Virtuoso, Davon Ware, Kyle Wierzbowski, Christina Wilson, Matthew Wing, Dylan Woods

Grade 10Thomas Agnello, Matthew Alexis, Kristopher Azzarelli, Madison Bausenwein, Christina Benham, Taylor Ben-ton, Logan Blazejewski, Kennedy Bleecher, Bailey Braunscheidel, Nicholas Breier, Thomas Delorimiere Jr, Giulianna DeLuca, Emily Emmons, James Filippelli, Kathryn Fischer, Joel Flegal, Cheyanna Gentry, Alex Gil-liam, Victoria Gillis, Joseph Gioannini, Thomas Hassen, Kristina Healey, Natalie Heaton, Connor Henderson, Brandon Higgins, Candice Horton, Tabitha Human, Shianne Huntington, Samantha James, Derrick Johnson Jr, Serena Jung, Cole Kish, Melissa Kowalski, Emma Kwiatkowski, Mitchell Linnan, Michael Lotempio, Alyssa Martin, Morgan McGarvey, Patrick McKeown, Caitlin McMahon, Jared Moore, Adam Muzzi, John Nagel, Julia Parisi, Cassidy Patterson, Micheia-Rose Perreault, Nathaniel Piontkowski, Alexa Richner, Collin Rutkowski, Desiree Schwenz, William Scullion, Kiara Serpas, Alex Shawver, Erick Slager, Christopher Smyth Jr, Bran-don Stone, Erin Thomas, Alexis Tierney, Victor Untulis, Noah Vallas, Dillon Walck, Joshua Walerowicz, Dina White, Patrick Young

Grade 11Michael Baney Jr, Hayley Bartlett, Dillon Bass, Cierra Billings, Nicholas Brocato, Justin Buccarelli, Alexandria Burgio, Timothy Calkins, Samuel Caridi, Jelina D’Amico, Eugene DeFabio, Kaitlyn Downie, Colin Duchnik, Madison Duchnik, Emily Ellis, Edward (Eddie) Foucha, Spencer Franks, Samantha Gaines, Haley Garlock, Chandler Gilewski, Kyla Hoffman, Robert Hoover, Brett Johnston, Brooke Jurecki, Kayla Kitcho, Noah Klettke, Preston Kolodziej, Sierra Lassman, Kevin Lumadue, Cade Mangan, Justin Manth, Matthew Mixon, Peter Mulcahy, Matthew Pawlak, Brian Piccolo, Marisa Previte, Joseph Robinson, Jacob Rohrback, Julianna Ruc-ci, Danielle Scholl, Jonah Seiler, David Stillinger, Jamie Strassburg, Jessica Thompson, Emilio Tripp, Tyler Truesdale, Matthew Vekich, Brendan Vilardo, Jenna Voutour, Alyssa Walsh, Evan Walters, Maddison Walton, Robert Weeman, Lauren Ziegler, Antonio Zito

Grade 12Alex Bauer, Molly Brady, Nicholas Brooks, Brianna Cappello, Anthony Casale, Alivia Ciocco, Ryan Connelly, Austin Deyo, Nicholas DiCarlo, Mitchell Dinger, Michael Dobmeier, Justin Dworzanski, Ava Finley, Christo-pher Forney, Tyler Halleen, Tosh Hamby, Steven Herr, Nicholas Hurtado, Gage Kelly, Richard Lamar Jr, Brian Leising, Christian Litwak, Zachary Lowerre, Bailey MacKenzie, Maria Marinaccio, Austin McKinstray, Richard Muldoon, Tye Murphy, Cory Ormsby, Paige Perna, Miranda Price, Justin Rees, Geoffrey Roberts, Jordan Robinson, Steven Roszel, Julianna Ruk, Joseph Salamone Jr, Anthony Scalzo, Mara Scive, Mason Seger, Rocco A Strangio, Taya Tierney, Daniel Tweed, Alexander Vilardo, Amanda Vo, Crystal Waller, Madeleine Wil-lard, Jade Williams, Brooke Woods, Donald Zhang


Edward Town Middle SchoolHigh Honor Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2

Grade 6Timothy Anzalone, Aidan Brauer, Dylan Braunscheidel, Nicholas Cashatt, Gabriello Casilio, Kirsten Chew, Samuel Christiano, Carly Cipollina, Noah Comings, Cameron Coulter, Katelyn Cyganovich, Ryan Devald, Danika DiRienzo, Valentina Duic, Brianna Dullen, Joseph Dyer, Nicolette Faller, Madelyn Fike, Nino Flaim, Sunshine Friedline, Andrew Giandomenico, Katherine Goris, Jenna Hall, Ryan Halleen, Evan Hardy, Kevin Ho, Jordyn Holycross, Michael Huff II, Jack Johnson, Louis Joy, Nathan Kinder, Emily King, Dylon Klidonas, Daniel Leising, Isabella Letcher, Alexzandria Liberale, Adam Lloyd, Anthony Lozina, Natalie Lozo, Elanna Lysiak, Carmella Mercurio, Ronald Mort, Bailey O’Harrow, AnnaLisa Page, Jillian Pierce, Emily Quider, Aiyana Reynolds, Anna Riek, Amara Robins, Brooke Ross, Leah Sarzyniak, Aiden Siford, Chad Singo Jr., Kendall Sobczyk, Hannah Stewart, Victoria Strassburg, Kelsey Tylec, Evan Vickers, Morgan Vittum, Zoe Ward

Grade 7Maria Abdellatif, Ryan Adams, Lily Adamshick, Alla’A Ammar, Hayley Antonacci, Jenna Augugliaro, Connor Badendyck, Grace Bakula, Kathryn Bergstrom, Reagan Bleecher, Emily Brochey, Elijah Brooks, Hannah Cacciatore, Riley Carr, Anthony Cianciosa, Dominic Ciraolo, Dylan Clouden, Alicia Collins, Ty-ler Colman, Christopher Congi, Lilian Conroy, Chasity Cook, John (J. T.) Coulter, Mia Cruz, Anthony Del-isanti, Luke Den Haese, Raymond DiStefano, Kristyn Doan, Macy Dolan, Maya Donavon, Kevin Doyle Jr., Makenzie Dullen, Connor Dunn, Amanda Fago, Zoe Faultersack, Gabriella Fletcher, Stephen Foley Jr, Kaia Foster, Olen Gaygen, Christopher Goodlander, Serena Gross, Zachary Grosskopf, Alexis Guerin, Nathan Guldin, Emma Halleen, Lauren Haseley, Evan Helfrich, Hailey Hill, Lindsay Hocking, Jared Hoover, Millie Hovland, Amanda Jackson, Jillian Kruger, Katherine Kujawa, Torrie Kurowski, Brian Lapp, Kiersten Lapp, Nathan Lapp, Anna Liddle, Gianna Love, Morgan Mahoney, Alicia Marcantonio, Alivia Mariano, Olivia Mc-Donald, Madison McGloin, Kaylee Miller, Ryan Milleville, Emily Neiswonger, Malachi Nelson, Brandon Os-etkowski, Rachel Parnella, Sarah Pawlow, Alexia Philippone, Abigail Pietrzykowski, Julia Placek, Benjamin Raimondo, Mia Reed, Frank Rotella Jr., Jordan Rowland, Madelynn Samuels, Marticela Serpas, Madison Sesnie, Lisa Simonin, Evan Stickney, Sophia Stickney, Andrew Stillinger, Benjamin Thomas, Lily Ann Trues-dale, Tyler Walton, Aidan Ward, Delaney Wegrzyn, Keira Wierzbowski, Jaden Williamson, Adrianna Wilson, Marisa Zarcone, Ethan Zwelling

Grade 8Joseph Apfel, Ava Asklar, Lydia Barreto, Jack Baumann, Alaina Buckenroth, Danielle Carlson, Christiano Casilio, Navroop Cheema, Caroline Chonka, Hailee Cipollina, Daniel Cirino, Trevor Conte, Justin Crandall, Anthony Cruz, Andrea Efthemis, Madelyn Ernle, Hannah Evert, Christina Faller, Jocelyn Fike, Jamison Fry, Francesca Giaquinto, Shannon Glor, Victoria Goupil, Gabriela Greene, Akashpreet Grewal, Bianca Gyn-an, Jillian Hagerty, Jenna Harvey, Kyle Harvey, Tyler Hassen, Hailey Hemingway, Jenna Hiscock, Katelyn Hoover, Edwin Hummel, Nicholas Inserra, Mackenzie Jacobs, Cara Janowsky, Walter Kinder, Nikki Kwiat-kowski, Bryson Leitch, Tony Liu, Corin Loughrey, Hallee Mack, Cory Margarucci, Abby Mason, Ravdeep Minhas, Zachary Muni, MacKenzie Patterson, Kyle Pytlik, Mikayla Racey, Andrew Rambali, Natalie Reina, Janelle Renko, Saleh Saeed, Stephanie Schul, Hannah Seiler, Kathryn Shoemaker, Quinn Skotnicki, Aus-tyn Skrzypek, Brandon Smith, Katelyn Smith, James Smith III, Logan Sobczyk, Ghavia Tariq, Mazin Tariq, Umrozia Tariq, Allison Tober, Michael Ung, Jacob Vallas, Lauren Vickers, Nathan Walck, Hannah Wilson, Joseph Woroniecki Jr, Brianna Zayatz

Grade 6

Kashaf Ahmed, Leah Bailey, Cole Bakula, Celena Barone, Andrew Beiter, Tyler Brovata, Natalie Burgio, Cai-lyn Cala, Derek Carr, Ayden Casale, Angelina Castellano, Zachary Clemen, Clive DiPalma, Paige Donavon, Collin Durandetto, Evan Elliott, Brianna Fiutko, Aaron Francioli, Angelina Fuller, Chelsey Gagliardi, Joshua Gleason, Korey Halford, Angelina Holas, Loren Huff, Marwa Hussain, Karina Hutchings, Pennelopie Jackson, Luella Johnson, Evan Jones, Brett Kancar, Matthew Keiper Jr, Evan Kopp, Colin Leber, Daniel Lewis, Megan Loiacano, Dennis Los, Benjamin Majewski, Chase Malcolm, Laney Mattio, Kyra Metzger, Stevie Miller, Alexis Mills, Alexa Montie, Olivia Moore, Joshua Morelli, Braden Muldoon, Michael Ortiz, Ashton Pfeil, Nicholas Phil-lips, Eric Piatek, Mariah Pietrangeli, Lana Previte, Joseph Reynolds, Andrew Robins, Jaylyn Roma, Thomas Roma, Gianna Rosati, Raven Rybak, Jaime Sacks, Linochska Sanchez, David Sandy II, Brandon Schroth, Hannah Simonin, Sarah Smyth, Richard Soto, Mason Strassburg, Alexander Swiatkiwsky, Roman Swiatki-wsky, Joseph Ung, Anjali Verma, Semira Vincent, James Watson III, Jilleen Weigel, Samantha Weigel, Tyler Wojcinski, Mya Wolanske, Gavin Woods

Grade 7

Joseph Ambrosia, Geordyn Amendola, Joshua Augugliaro, Justin Ayala, Jason Blodgett, Alexis Bolam, Nicholas Cook, Emily Cooper, Erin Cummings, Gianna DiFiglia, Jadin Donahue, Madeline Dorobiala, Jacob Drake, Jamie Drury, Kayleigh Felton, Connor Green, Michael Greene, Alyssa Hall, Colin Harris, Ian Johnson, Amiah Joseph, Aiyana Kaercher, Amelia Kancar, Chase Kendzia, Joseph Kiszka Jr., Andrew Klebaur, Mark Kuhn, Matthew Lange, Sara LaRusch, Micah Leffler, Aaron Leo-Hrotko, Anthony Lucinski, Jayson Marchetti, Ryan Marino, Edward Martin, Samantha Meyers, Jace Mitchell, Austin Mojeski, Timothy Natalino, Benjamin Nicholas, Antonio Padilla, Victoria Panasyuk, Ryan Parker, Christopher Potts, Brooke Redanz, Kevin Renko, Brandon Rice, Andrew Robertson, Catherine Ryan, Madelyn Schulz, Hunter Schwenz, Ryan Shanor, Saman-tha Shively, Jodhveer Singh, Brienna Sitzman, Abaigeal Slusser, Shannon Snowberger, Alexandria Sorge, Daniel Sorge, Kylie Springer, Jenna Strenkoski, Emma Taylor, Theresa Victor, Ryan Wagoner, Colin Walter, Lydia Wasielewski, Erin Weir, Selena Woods, Ethan Zuba

Grade 8

Kamal Allen, Jenna Bailey, Connor Bauer, Dylan Bennett, Jeffrey Braham, Ezekiel Capton, Gabrielle Capton, Ava Casale, Alexis Cheers, Diega Ciraolo, Natalie Clause, Alyssa Cline, Zackery Coffelt, Hannah Colosimo, Trevor Croff, Kianna DePadre, Paige DiCarlo, Marisa Forcucci, Benjamin Foster, Joshua Fruck, Jade Li Fr-uscione, Hannah Gatas, Morgan Gorrow, Shauna Halleen, Alyssa Hartman, Taylor Hernandez, Merissa Hes-cox, Caden James, Ella Juron, Samuel Kayutkin, Anthony Kuhn Jr., Joshua Landes, Nicholas Lang, Kelsey Lassman, Kyle Lazarou, Spencer Leitch, Grant Letcher, Adam Liberti, Jessica Maroney, Jacqueline Mazzara, Justin McDougald, Michael Mitten, Olivia Montie, Mackenzie Musgrove, Nakia Newell, Austin Osetkowski, John Osetkowski, Ryan Page, Hannah Plunkett, Trinity Rafter, Lauryn Reina, Juliette Roma, Clayton Ruh-land, Jordyn Sacks, Kelsee Scero, Sierra Shumate, Danielle Siegmann, Michael Slade, Jordyn Smith, Crystal Stedge, Misty Stevens, Aaron Struzik, Ethan Svensson, Trevor Sztorc, Jacob Taylor, Joseph Timbello, Brian Truong, Hannah Waliszewski, Madison Wall, Bethany Waltering, Jacob Winters, Kelly Youngman

Edward Town Middle SchoolHonor Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2


Edward Town Middle SchoolMerit Roll (2015-2016 School Year) MARKING PERIOD 2

Grade 6

Grace Albano, Camden Anderson, Dakota Azzarelli, Abigail Bennett, Selena Brown, Christabella Butts, Kend-all Chandler, Dylan Chatten, Caleb Cline, Nathan Conrad, Wyatt Cooper, Tyler Corbett, Nicole Coulter, Chase Davis, Nicholas DeLuca, Jaylynn DeSantis, Amelia Faddoul, Danielle Glor, Megan Graham, Gina Hahn, Juli-ana Hegwood, Jonathon Higgins, Jared Hughes, Savanna Huntington, Hannah Inthavongsay, Ramsey Janik, Sarah Jasper, Matthew Jelen, Emily Kashella, Ariana Kohn, Davian LaComb, Dakota Lansberry, Gabrielle LoStracco, Brian Manth, Krystal McClure, Joseph McLaughlin, David Muzzi, Zachary Nagelhout, Caleb Na-wotniak, Emma Orzolick, Matthew Peplowski, Madison Perrelli, Jenna Piper, Aleseah Runge, James Ryan Jr, Buthienah Saeed, Shania Salih, Valery Sharpe, Jacob Slusser, Angeleah Smith, Jocelyn Stedge, Owen Stewart, Braydon Vandenberg, Kaitlyn Weeman, Jacob Zaharkin, Laura Zelakiewicz

Grade 7

Kadin Austin, Jacob Bannach, Samantha Barba, Lilyin Biggs, Daniel Blodgett, Elizabeth Broeker, Julia Camidge, Marco Chimento, Ethan Clause, Noah Conte, Isabella DeLuca, Ryan Dixon, Benjamin Eodice, Alissa Ferguson-Sahr, Gabriella Ferrentino, Emily Fields, Justin Gilinger, Alexis Elizabeth Gordon, Laurie Greene, Elijah Greenough, Jarod Gregory, Dylan Gworek, Trevor Haynes, Emily Hickok, Samuel Jasper, Cody Kader, Conner Kaluzny, Jocelynn Kennedy, Autumn Kijowski, Darin Licht, Mariah Mangham, Hayden McClure, Colin Morrison, James Nussbaum, Joseph Pierce, Destiny Proefrock, Timothy Rolling, Adriana Scheidle, Faith Schriber, Tyler Seiwell, Rosmeri Shallenberger, Benjamin Shapiro, Hannah Sherman, Calli Simmons, Alexander Slowik, Mackenzie-Mae Smith, Nieisha Solomon, Dakota Stephens, Madison Stone-berg, Ian Strope, Wyatt Winch, Amanda Zbieszkowski, Caleb Zimmerman

Grade 8

Victoria Achtziger-Hughes, Andrew Augugliaro, Shannon Baney, Heidi Baxter, Tyler Belter, Emily Blank, Faith Frances Capton, Chase Chapman, Joseph Chrysler, Rosalie Comings, Britney Conrad, Griffin Cornwell, Quincy Crogan, Molly Domaradzki, Jared Farr, Anthony Furan, Nathan Hayek, Jenna Hedlund, Savannah Hutcheson, Cole Janowsky, Rhylee Jung, Elise Kendt, Connor Kilgour, Dottimarie Kohn, James Kramp III, Philip LaMantia, Matthew Lysiak, Ryan Mellerski, Giovanni (Jacob) Morelli, Kaylyn Mt Pleasant, Maria Ow-ens, Jacob Phillips, Owen Pofi, Michaela Polak, Brooke Richner, Nicholas Scott, Lea Shaffer, Tyler Sparks, Helena Spendio, Alexander Sztorc, Jacob Thibeault, Jenna Vaillancourt, Raphael Wence, Elliot Wilczak, Sar-ah Wittkowsky, Kylie Yaeger, Robert Zito


Congratulations to all!

We are looking for extra substitute support staff. These positions are great for retirees, parents, shift workers and others wishing to supplement their income. If you enjoy working with children, stop in our office to fill out an applica-tion. We’re located at 6700 Schultz Street, Niagara Falls, NY. Phone 215-3005 for questions about the application process. EOE

Help Wanted!

Are You…. • Looking for a Part Time Job?

• Retired & looking to supplement your income?

• Need summer off to be home with your children?

Permanent positions available: • $14.61 per hr (start) - Bus Drivers (Top step - $21.50/hr) • $13.91 per hr - Bus Attendants

Part-Time Benefits include: * NYS Pension, 3 paid holidays, personal time, eligible for medical insurance contribution or waiver payment with 20 hrs/wk, Mon-Fri schedule. Ability to bid on full time positions when available!* Paid training! ($9.25/hour)* No working holidays, weekends or summer!* On-call (substitute) positions available at $12.50/ hour – bus drivers!

Niagara Wheatfield Central School District

is accepting applications for school bus drivers &

attendants. We offer…

Apply at Niagara Wheatfield CSD, 6700 Schultz St, Niagara Falls, NY 14304

Information on training, call Margaret Messer or Leslie Buczkowski at 215-3300.

Application processing, call Heidi Dashnaw or Barb La Duca at 215-3005.

Scholarship AvailableAlpha Delta Kappa, Upsilon Chapter is a female teacher sorority which prides itself on helping others. The soror-ity hosts an annual fashion show to raise money for a scholarship fund. ADK Upsilon Chapter is offering a $1000 scholarship to a female senior who attends Niagara Wheatfield High School. Applications are available at the NW Counseling Center. The deadline for applying is April 1, 2016.

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