Education shoutouts
Published 12:00 am Thursday, October 6, 2016
Student selected for US Army All-American Marching Band
Katie Howard, an East Rowan High School Student was selected to perform in the U.S. Army All-American Marching Band (USAAAMB). Students selected for this ensemble represent the top performing high school musicians in the United States.
Shive Elementary recognitions
The following students were selected by their teacher for showing honesty for the month of September:
Kindergarten: Barry Back, Katelyn Jesse, Evelyn McGuire, Griffin Kilpatrick, Jett Hurst and Payden Gibson.
First grade: Lilyana Acevedo, Jenny Pless, Russell Walters, Kinsley Moore, Kenedy Moore and Gage Fore.
Second grade: Emily Heald, Blake Shive, Emma Bornt, Ethan Fuller, Braxton Gatton, Pamela Bruce, Landon Patterson and Natalie Wilhelm.
Third grade: Trey Marvin, Reese Miller, Griffin Yarbrough, Maggie Cooper, Lauren Campbell, Draelo Shumake, Brady Cameron and Layla Mcguire.
Fourth grade: Claudia Diggs, Abbygail Long, Caleb Fortune, Kailey Fuller, Gavin Hamby and Adiana Acosta.
Fifth grade: Jesse Edge, Sarahi Sanchez, Isaac Cawley, Allison Morris, Madison Hord and Noah Greene.
CCAC: Katie Durham and Caleb Sneed.
Cleveland Elementary good citizens
The following students were named good citizens for the month of September: Jared Smith, Carter Kluttz,Daniel Blankenship, Elle Evenden, Maniya Jones, Jonathan Staton, Al Mitchell, Evelyn Lazo, Alyssa Kepley, Edan Binkley, Rebecca Yates, Keith Neal, Takiera Stockton-Myers, Cali Smith, Katie Cline, Gabe Harkey, Grayce Moore, Dallas Lynch, Hayden Brooks, Alayna Moore, Ta’Lia Thompson, Sawyer Henderson, Ashley Pardo, Berkley Koontz, Mark Truman, Hayley Sola- Dubon, Erick Dubon-Lemus, Savannah Bean, Lucas Treadaway and Diana Covarrubius.
Faith Elementary recognitions
The following citizens were named good citizens or good deed doers for the month of September.
Good Citizens: Jace Joyner, Tyler Raymer, Amaya Cerda, Katelynn Bonds, Hadley Hobbs, Harley White, Ayden Blevins, Emily Cruz, Emma Savage, McKenzie Drye, Jaylen Steele, Joshua Yates, Alexa Argueta, Shelby Miller, Lillian Crowell, Makayla Ames, Callie Evans, Mallory Holleman and Delaney Nance.
Good Deed Doers: Alexandria Mitchell, Makayla Mayfield, Skyla Martin, Gillian Barber, Gibson Kepley, Jenna Thompson, Bella Shulenberger, Caylee Sheets, Olivia Hutchinson, Deuce Lane, Jesse Tortorello, Abby Odom, Sage Scott, Mady Broome, Michael Petrucelli-Fox, Alayna Isbanioly, Carson Aman, Samira Lungu and Nicholas Morris.
Isenberg Elementary good citizens
The following students were named good citizens for the month of September:
Pre-K: Khloee Jefferies.
Kindergarten: Danny Batoncourth, Selena Figueroa, London Hernandez, Mason Himes, Jailyn Smith and Aria Townsend.
First grade: Emmanuel Cardenas, Aylianna Hepler, Anh Le, Heavenly McRae, Zekiah Neely, Alexus Pemental, Rai’Ana Randleman and Maddison Shock.
Second grade: Alyrica Abel, Na’Kyla Alexander, Lydianna Benton, Curtis Blackwell, Nalaiah Everhart, Elissia Gowdie, London Smith and Logan Yang.
Third grade: Jamie Brown, Drew Jones, Kayla Medlin, Alexander Pleitez Veliz, Makayla Rice and Rachel Wilkerson.
Fourth grade: Samantha Brown, Nay’Shawn Leach, Nathalie Lezama, Tiffany Woods and Simon Wordsworth.
Fifth grade: Lauren Arnold, Derrick Baker Jr., Juanmy Chavez, Janiya Patterson, Emberleigh Pauley-Brown and Jeredine Sumo.
Sacred Heart Catholic School
The Sacred Heart Catholic School Summer Super Stars pose for a photo Tuesday. Many of them participated in the Rowan Public Library Summer Reading Program. Submitted photo
Sacred Heart Catholic School was awarded the Summer Reading Readers’ Cup Award from the Rowan Public Library this week. Jennifer Nicholas, from the Rowan Public Library, presented the trophy to the school during their morning prayer and assembly program. Sacred Heart’s approximately 120 elementary students in Grades first through fifth read over 750 hours during the 2016 Summer Reading Program at the library. This is only the second year the Rowan Public Library has given out the Readers’ Cup to a local school for success in the Summer Reading Program.
“Sacred Heart really pushes summer academic enrichment,” said Principal Frank Cardelle. “We like to call it our ‘Summer Smart’ programming. At SHCS, we host several summer camps involving creative writing, lego robotics, rocketry, nature exploration and even cooking classes. We are always supportive of our community’s ‘Summer Smart’ activities and love RPL’s incentive for reading.”
Librarian Lynn Frank could not be more proud. “As a mother of four boys, I truly understand the dynamics of helping children to love to read,” said Frank. “That is why we have many reading incentive programs at SHCS. In a world of ever-growing technology, Sacred Heart prides itself on keeping our students focused on the foundational skill that will see them through their entire lives: reading.”
