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TCAP Writing Assessment results going out
Parents of fifth, eighth and eleventh grade students should be on the lookout for the results of this year's TCAP Writing Assessment. The district will send home the individual student reports beginning last Friday, May 11. A letter for parents will be included as well.
The TCAP Writing Assessment requires students to write a rough draft essay in response to an assigned topic within a limited time period. Fifth-grade students are asked to write a narrative essay, eighth-grade students an expository essay, and eleventh-grade students a persuasive essay.
The purpose of the TCAP Writing Assessment is to measure each student's progress toward achieving Tennessee goals and standards.
WCS students claim YMCA Youth in Government awards
Dozens of Williamson County students were recently honored with awards at the annual YMCA Youth in Government Conference in Nashville. They were among the more than 800 Tennessee teens who gathered at the State Capitol April 12-15 for the mock government session. Now in its 59th year, the YMCA Youth in Government Conference gives students hand-on experience with state government.
Below is a list of the Williamson County students who were recognized at this year's conference.
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Outstanding Justice:
Outstanding Brief Award, Novice Division:
Outstanding Brief Award, Advanced Division:
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Outstanding Advanced Attorney Team:
Outstanding Statesperson: 1. Jake Zaves, RHS 1. Jennifer Arnold, RHS 1. Chaz Hawkins, CHS 2. Jonathan Lewis, CHS 1. Tyler Wenger, CHS 1. Dyllan Wilson, CHS Jessica Kunkel, CHS Eric Dunay, FHS |
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Outstanding Bill 1. RHB/12-5-2, An act to broaden random drug testing to all middle and high school students, Si-Qi Fan and Prerana Kumar, Brentwood High School. 1. rhb/12-4-13, An act to supplement energy efficient technologies in K-12 school systems, Kennan Hudsmith and Tyler Spher, Brentwood High School. 1. RHB/12-3-21, An act to create a safer driving environment and prevent repeat offenses of impaired driving, Megan Wood and Adam Wright, Franklin High School. 1. BHB/12-2-11, An act to implement recall in Tennessee Government, Tyler Wenger, Jason Bonefield and Chaz Hawkins, Centennial High School. 1. BHB/12-4-12, An act to require CPR and other medical emergency procedures for all teachers in the state of TN, Rebecca Johnston and Leta Yi, Centennial High School. 2. BHB/12-3-7, An act to require drug screening for the citizens of TN receiving state level cash assistance, Aditya Shah and Austin Smith, Centennial High School. 1. BSB/12-3-6, An act to require all child care center staff in TN to be CPR Certified and capable of using an AED, Alec Affolter and Gibb Coombs, Ravenwood High School. 2. BSB/12-1-4, An act to offer driver education classes which must be passed in order to receive a TN issued driver's license, Luke Cooper, Richard Guiry, and Jordan Jewell, Ravenwood High School. |
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National Affairs Delegates: 1. Chaz Hawkins CHS 1. Brett O’Connell, RHS 2. Helen Wu, RHS Jennifer Arnold, RHS 1. Arjun Berry, FHS 2. Celina Stewart, RHS |
National Affairs Delegates: 1. Michael Li, RHS 1. Won Taek Shin, RHS 2. Charlene Hong, RHS 1. Frances Ding, RHS 2. Kevin Okseniuk, RHS |
Schools unveil new BYOT logo
| Williamson County Schools unveiled its brand new BYOT logo April 25. The logo will be used by the school district to promote its Bring Your Own Technology initiative, which allows students to bring personal digital devices like laptops, iPads and smart phones to school. The program was piloted this year in four high schools and will be expanded to the entire district in grades three through twelve beginning with the 2012-13 school year. |
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| Franklin High School sophomore Rachel Fowke created the logo as part of a contest among high school students. On April 25, Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney honored Fowke and her graphic design teacher, Melissa Estes, during a special BYOT meeting in Franklin. | |
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| WCS Superintendent Dr. Mike Looney unveils the district's new BYOT logo at a meeting in Franklin April 25. He is joined by Franklin High School sophomore Rachel Fowke who created the design and her teacher, Melissa Estes. | |
WCS' 'In Focus' Awards and Accolades
AWARDS & ACCOLADES
Award winners are listed alphabetically according to school
| BETHESDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | |
 Morgan Amond |
Congratulations to Bethesda Elementary School second grader Morgan Amond. She won a role as a third class passenger in the Circle Players performance of Titanic The Musical.
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| BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL |
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Congratulations to the following Brentwood High School students who won first and second place in the state national STEM competition hosted by the Technology Student Association.
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| BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL |
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Congratulations to the following Brentwood High School students who placed first in the state on the National Spanish Exam. Spanish 2 Emily Reeves |
| CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to the Centennial High School JROTC Raider Team for finishing first among Williamson County Schools in the spring Commando Challenge at Boxwell Scout Reservation. The Commando Challenge tested both team and individual performances. Events included a physical fitness test, one-rope bridge, cross country rescue, obstacle course, land navigation, rappelling and knot tying. |
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| Pictured above from left to right, front row: Anna Lacy, Dylan Bristol and Christian Bortz. Back row: Noah Shirley, Tyler Lewis, Shawn Mercer, Thad Strunce and Austin Fite. |
| CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to Centennial High School students Amy Armendariz, Elizabeth Chyke, Spencer Jones, Brennan Langenbach and Brandon Vowell for qualifying for the 2012 National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association Academic All American Award. These five seniors maintained a greater than 3.75 average through their entire high school years and all were members of the CHS swim team for four years. |
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| Pictured above from left to right: Brandon Vowell, Amy Armendariz, Brennan Langenbach, Elizabeth Chyke and Spencer Jones. |
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| Congratulations to the following Fairview Middle School students who recently won awards in a schoolwide poetry contest. | ||
 1st Place Ethan Adams |
 2nd Place Savannah Blankenship |
 3rd Place (tie) Shirley Ni & John Welch |
| FAIRVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to the Fairview Middle School Recycling Team for winning first place in the Recycling Bin Makeover Contest sponsored by Williamson Recycles. The school received a check for $200, which they will use to make donations to two student memorial projects. |
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| FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Gabriela Preda |
Congratulations to Franklin High School student Gabriela Preda for winning a scholarship from the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, also known as the Spanish Honor Society. Gabriela received the scholarship after completing an essay in Spanish and a video-recorded interview in Spanish with her Spanish teacher.
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| FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Nancy Smith |
Congratulations to Franklin High School student Nancy Smith. She was named to the 2011 USA Swimming Scholastic All American Team.
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| FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Hannah White |
Congratulations to Franklin High School student Hannah White for winning a scholarship from the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, also known as the Spanish Honor Society. Hannah received the scholarship after completing an essay in Spanish and a video-recorded interview in Spanish with her Spanish teacher. |
| HERITAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL | |
 Patrick Meadows |
Congratulations to Heritage Middle School seventh grader Patrick Meadows. Meadows competed in the National Geographic Geography Bee State Championship on March 30 at Fisk University. He made it to the top 30 in the state. |
| INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL |
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Congratulations to the following Independence High School students for their success at the State Skills USA competition. Ashton Shecter - Advertising Design, 2nd place |
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| Congratulations to the following Page High School students for their performance on the National Latin Exam. | |||
 Jordan Flowers Gold Medal |
 Caroline Hill Gold Medal |
 Alaina Krakowiak Silver Medal |
 Raven Laravea Magna Cum Laude |
 Jillian McComiskey Gold Medal |
 Lindsey Minor Gold Medal |
 Matt O'Quinn Magna Cum Laude |
 Brady White Latin II Silver Medal |
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| Congratulations to the Page High School students who attended the 34th Annual Tennessee Technology Student Association State Conference in Chattanooga. More than 800 students and teachers from across the state gathered at the conference to compete in a variety of technology oriented competitions. Below is a list of the Page High students who placed at this year's competition. | ||
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| PAGE HIGH SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to the Page High School Rifle Team for winning the WCS League Championship. Nicole Dyjasek came in first place individually and first in the new shooter category. Their sponsor is Gary Ray. |
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| RAVENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Cameron Brown |
Congratulations to Ravenwood High School student Cameron Brown for placing first in the hammer throw competition at the Vol Classic in Knoxville. Brown broke his own record with a throw of 195' 6". He also qualified for Junior Nationals.
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| RAVENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to Ravenwood High School students Lauren Duvall, Lilly Reynolds and Caitlin Boone for their performance at the FCCLA Convention. Duvall placed third in the Promote and Publicize FCCLA category, Reynolds placed third in the Fashion Design competition and Boone finished fourth in the Recycle and Redesign category. Their teacher is Sabrina Maggert. |
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| Pictured above from left to right: Ravenwood High students Lauren Duvall, Lilly Reynolds and Caitlin Boone. |
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Congratulations to Ravenwood High School Science Olympiad team. They competed in 23 STEM events over the course of seven hours and finished in sixth place at the state competition. The following students received medals:
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| Pictured above are members of the Ravenwood High School Science Olympiad team. |
| RAVENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Gene Li |
Congratulations to Ravenwood High School student Gene Li for getting a perfect score and receiving a Gold Medal on the National Latin Exam.
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| SPRING STATION MIDDLE SCHOOL | |
 Heaven Aleghne |
Congratulations to Spring Station Middle School sixth grade student Heaven Aleghne for receiving the Mustang Award. Heaven moved to Spring Hill from Africa last year without knowing the English language. Heaven's teachers say she has come a long way in the past year and that her courage and confidence serve as an inspiration to everyone she meets. |
| SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Justin Marsee |
Congratulations to Summit High School sophomore Justin Marsee for placing first at the 2012 Tennessee HOSA State Leadership Conference in the Job Seeking Skills category. Justin will represent Summit at the National Conference this summer. |
| SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Patrick Sonnenberg |
Congratulations to Summit High School student Patrick Sonnenberg for scoring in the 97th percentile nationwide on the National Spanish Exam. Patrick earned a gold medal for his performance. |
| WESTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| Congratulations to Westwood Elementary School fifth grader Kianne Giminez for winning third place in a contest sponsored by the law firm Kinnard, Clayton and Beveridge. The contest asked students to explain what respect means to them. For finishing third, Giminez received a savings bond and a check for $450 was given to Westwood Elementary. In addition, a check for $450 was given to the charity of Kianne's choice. |
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| Pictured above from left to right: Contest organizer Randy Kinnard, fifth grader Kianne Giminez, Principal Nancy Simpkins and fifth grade teacher Melissa Poloskey. |
WCS names fine arts specialist
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Williamson County Schools has hired veteran educator Melissa Dufrechou to be the district's new Fine Arts Specialist. She will oversee the curriculum of all fine arts courses in grades K through 12. Dufrechou comes to Williamson County with seven years of experience in education, having taught music in the Rutherford County, Metro-Nashville and Tuscaloosa, Alabama school districts. She earned her Bachelor's degree from the University of Alabama, and her Master's degree from Auburn University. She has also served as an adjunct professor at Fisk University. |
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Dufrechou will start her new position May 30 and says she's excited to meet her new colleagues in Williamson County. "It is an honor to be part of the WCS Fine Arts Department," said Dufrechou. "There is truly an energy in the county to promote arts education and inspire the minds, hearts and spirits of the students. I look forward to continuing the development of a rigorous, inventive and meaningful curriculum that reaches the diversity of students in our schools." |
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WCS' 'In Focus' lists music, theater productions
Performances are listed according to date
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INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS ONE ACT FESTIVAL Independence High School's Theater IV class is proud to present a One Act Festival May 3-5 at 7 p.m. More than 75 students will be part of this awesome experience. The cost of admission is one canned or boxed good. Below is a list of performances. Thursday Hank Morgan - A bittersweet comedy that questions the difference between accuracy and feeling about precious family moments. Gone Tomorrow - A 1930's Irish Comedy that follows the hilarious misadventures and misfortune of the Muldoon family. Friday Take Five - Literally fall out of your seat laughing at this interactive play with zany stagehands and actors who feel that "the show must go on!" Scuba Lessons - A double blind date that leads to absolute chaos. The Wacko Brothers Show - A 1920s comedic radio show that will have you going wacko. Saturday Spoiler Alert - A play within a play with some not so obvious comedic twists and turns. Fantastic Mr. Fox - A clever fox outwits three nasty farmers in this slapstick family comedy you won't want to miss. Oh, What a Tangled Web - One lie turns a household upside down: missing cat or dead sister? |
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| WOODLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL |
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Woodland Middle School will present its Forensics Showcase Monday, May 7 at 6 p.m. This annual event will be held in conjunction with an art gallery display. Come enjoy an entertaining evening of the visual and performance arts. Refreshments will be available. |
WCS Shining Apple Awards honor top volunteers
Williamson County Schools top volunteers were honored April 24 at the sixteenth annual Shining Apple Awards ceremony in Franklin. Honorees from each school in the district were recognized for their service to the students of Williamson County during the event, which was sponsored by the Williamson County YMCA Fun Company and the Williamson County Board of Education.
Review teams selected the honorees. Members include Pat Anderson, Susan Graham, Rebecca Hagan, Merilee Heidrich, Cyndy Howes, Renee King, Pam Lankford, Barb Mayo, Janice Mills, Janine Moore and Vicki Vogt. Congratulations to this year's recipients.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
 Gina Fancher Allendale Elementary |
 Debbie King Bethesda Elementary |
 Jeanette Arnold Chapman's Retreat Elementary |
 Brenda Campbell Clovercroft Elementary |
 Beverly Collins United Methodist Church College Grove Elementary |
 Debbie Roth Crockett Elementary |
 Brenda Scott Swiftwick Edmondson Elementary |
 Missy Kozin Fairview Elementary |
 Gale Hinton Grassland Elementary |
 Val Paulsen Heritage Elementary |
 Rhonda Kollenborn Hillsboro Tomorrow Hillsboro School |
 Jennifer Sigler Hunters Bend Elementary |
 Denise Leckner Kenrose Elementary |
 Jennifer Matthews Lipscomb Elementary |
 Lynn Croft Longview Elementary |
 Melissa Hall Mama's Java Nolensville Elementary |
 Trent Johnson Cub Scout Pack 135 Oak View Elementary |
 Shannon Nizzardo Pearre Creek Elementary |
 Susan Day Scales Elementary |
 Leslie Murray Sunset Elementary |
 Aimee Lawson Trinity Elementary |
 Lisha Pope Walnut Grove Elementary |
 Toni Reinfelder Westwood Elementary |
 Margaret Thessin Winstead Elementary |
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
 Robin Oquindo Brentwood Middle |
 Gina Wood Emmauel Presbyterian Church Fairview Middle |
 Bob Mullin Sun Trust Bank Grassland Middle |
 Susan Conley Heritage Middle |
 Rick Kerrigan Page Middle |
 Shelby Waymaster Spring Station Middle |
 Shana Purkey Martin's Bar-B-Que Sunset Middle |
 Lillie McClain Woodland Middle |
HIGH SCHOOLS
 Bette Lordeman Brentwood High |
 Linh Nguyen Franklin Mariott Cool Springs Centennial High |
 Jan King Fairview High |
 Joni Donegan Franklin High |
 Patty Huber Independence High |
 Odessa Lankford Middle College High |
 Tina Yeager Celebrations Catering Page High |
 Dennis Jackson Ravenwood High |
 Michelle Behan Summit High |
17 WCS Destination ImagiNation teams advance to Global Finals
Congratulations to the 17 Williamson County Schools Destination ImagiNation teams that will compete next month against teams from around the world at the 2012 Global Finals in Knoxville.
Ten of the teams finished first in the April 14 statewide competition. The first and second place finishers for each challenge are invited to the Global Finals, which will be held May 23-26 at the University of Tennessee.
Each team must pay for their own trip to Global Finals which is why many of the teams will be having fundraisers in the coming weeks.
Destination ImagiNation is the world's largest creativity and problem solving organization and inspires participants in all of its programs to learn the process, art and skill associated with problem solving.
TEAMS ADVANCING TO GLOBALS
| Assembly Required Kenrose Elementary - 2nd |
Solar Stage Clovercroft/Trinity Independent - 1st Woodland Middle - 1st |
| Coming Attractions Chapman's Retreat Elementary - 1st Spring Station Middle - 1st Brentwood High - 1st Brentwood High - 2nd |
News to Me Edmondson Elementary - 1st Lipscomb Elementary - 2nd Brentwood Middle - 2nd Franklin High - 1st |
| Hold It Heritage Elementary - 1st Scales Elementary - 2nd Spring Station Middle - 1st Page Middle - 2nd |
World Canvas Pearre Creek Elementary - 1st Grassland Elementary - 2nd |
Below are photos of some of the WCS teams that won first place at this year's statewide competition.
 Chapman's Retreat Elementary |
Franklin High |
 Heritage Elementary |
 Pearre Creek Elementary |
 Trinity Elementary |
 Woodland Middle |
 Spring Station Middle |
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WCS' 'In Focus' Academic All Stars
This week's Academic All-Stars come to us from Fairview Elementary, Spring Station Middle, Summit High, Sunset Elementary, Sunset Middle, Westwood Elementary and Woodland Middle schools. This honor is bestowed upon students who regularly show a good attitude and a dedication to their studies.
| FAIRVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | |
 Anna Moore |
Fifth grader Anna Moore is among the top performers in her class at Fairview Elementary School. That's one reason why she was recently chosen as the school's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year. Principal Joan Tidwell says Anna is a generous and thoughtful student who consistently gives her best to produce high quality academic work.
"Anna not only works hard at every task assigned to her, she willingly lends a hand to students and staff any time there is a place where she can serve," said Tidwell. "Anna is one of those students whose work ethic and character are every bit as high as her academic performance." |
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Anna’s favorite subject is social studies because she likes history. When she's not in school, Anna likes to play outside and hang out with friends. While she hasn't completely made up her mind about what she wants to be when she grows up, Anna says she might want to follow in her father's footsteps and become a missionary. |
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| SPRING STATION MIDDLE SCHOOL | |
 Catie Lawler |
Seventh grade student Catie Lawler has been chosen as Spring Station Middle School's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year. Catie's teachers say she is an exceptional young lady who works hard in class and always gives her best effort. When other students are having trouble with the lesson, Catie makes a point to try and help them as best she can. Outside the classroom, Catie stays busy by being involved in many different activities. In addition to being on the Spring Station dance team, Catie also enjoys cheerleading, soccer and dance. |
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When she's at home, Catie likes to help out around the house by cooking or helping her sister with her homework. Catie also enjoys spending time with her grandparents and volunteering with other members of her church at a local nursing home. |
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| SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL | |
 Ashlyn Anglim |
She's lived in Tennessee for less than a year, but Summit High School sophomore Ashlyn Anglim has already made a name for herself. Anglim was recently selected as Summit High's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year. Principal Dr. Charles Farmer says Ashlyn is a model student who fits in perfectly at Summit High. "While she has outstanding grades, her actions outside of the classroom are equally impressive," said Farmer. "Ashlyn is the starting second baseman on the softball team and she volunteers her time to teach social skills to some of our students with special needs." |
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Ashlyn and her family moved to Williamson County from New York last summer. She says she loves going to school at Summit High because it's such a close-knit community. When Ashlyn is not at school, she enjoys hanging out with friends and going to the movies. As for life after graduation, Ashlyn says she wants to go to college and earn a degree in either education or psychology. |
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| SUNSET ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | |
 Connor Rigsby |
Eleven year-old Connor Rigsby has been chosen as this year's Academic All-Star for Sunset Elementary School. Connor's teachers say he's the perfect choice for this award because he sets a bar of excellence for himself and those around him. "Connor's determination and drive shine through in his academic studies," said teacher Cindy Dodd. "Whether you meet Connor inside the classroom or on the playground, you are drawn to his friendly disposition and attitude." Connor began attending Sunset Elementary in kindergarten and says his favorite thing about the school is all the wonderful teachers. |
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Connor's favorite subject is social studies, which could serve him well considering he wants to study fossils when he grows up. When he's not in school, Connor loves to play his two favorite sports which are baseball and basketball. He also enjoys camping and spending time with his family. In August, Connor will make the jump to Sunset Middle School, and while you might expect him to be a bit apprehensive, Connor says he's taking it all in stride. "I'm not nervous at all," said Connor. "I'm just going to ignore the older kids and be myself." |
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| SUNSET MIDDLE SCHOOL | |
 Shauna Blady |
Eighth grader Shauna Blady has been selected as Sunset Middle School's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year According to her teachers, Shauna is a conscientious, hard-working student leader who values in-depth understanding of concepts. Not only does she excel in academic arenas, but Shauna is also a talented softball player who inspires both her peers and teachers with her enthusiasm. Having moved to Tennessee from Buffalo, New York in the fifth grade, Shauna says it didn't take long for her to get adjusted and make new friends. |
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"I've really enjoyed going to school at Sunset Middle," said Shauna. "I like middle school because you get more responsibilities and you get to meet more people." Shauna is the starting pitcher and short stop on the school softball team. She says she's loved playing softball since she was a little girl and hopes to join the Ravenwood High School team next year when she enters ninth grade. For a career, Shuana says she'd like to be a lawyer. "I really want to be a prosecutor," said Shauna. "I love learning about all the crimes and stuff." |
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 Zachary Oliphant |
Westwood Elementary School fifth grader Zachary Oliphant is an upstanding student with a wonderful attitude. That's why he was chosen as the school's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year. "Zachary is kind to others and is very conscientious," said teacher Missy Poloskey. "One of the best parts about Zachary is when he learns something new or makes a new connection his whole face lights up with a huge smile."
Zachary says he has loved going to school at Westwood and that the teachers there always give the students an opportunity to speak and ask questions. |
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Zachary's favorite subject is math because he says his teacher makes it fun. When he's not in school, Zachary likes to play outside with his brothers and sister. Starting in August, Zachary will begin attending Fairview Middle School. While he's sad to be leaving behind all of his favorite teachers, Zachary says he's excited about what the future might hold. He also says he might one day like to be a teacher himself, possibly at the high school level. |
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| WOODLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL | |
 Emily Keith |
Woodland Middle School sixth grader Emily Keith has been chosen as her school's Academic All-Star for the 2011-12 school year. Emily and her family moved to Williamson County from Los Angeles when she was in fourth grade. Emily admits it was a strange transition but says she loves living in Tennessee and has made a lot of new friends. "I like going to school at Woodland Middle," said Emily. "The teachers are nice and I've learned a lot here so I've really enjoyed it so far." |
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While she enjoys all of her subjects, Emily says her two favorite would have to be math and science. "I have a great math teacher and I've always enjoyed learning about science," said Emily. When she's not in school, Emily stays busy with a number of different activities. In addition to being on the softball team and the soccer team, Emily takes piano lessons and rides horses once a week. Emily says her love for horses might even one day lead to a career. "I want to be an equine veterinarian when I grow up," said Emily. "I really enjoy horses." |
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Girls TEC Camp signup deadline Friday
Time is running out for students to register for this summer's exciting Girls TEC Camp. TEC Camp, which stands for Tackling Emerging Careers, is an annual event for female students who will be entering eighth grade in the fall.
This year's camp will be held June 4-8 from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Centennial High School. Girls will learn about networking, communications, engineering, architecture, technology, law and hospitality, to name a few. The cost is $50, which includes lunch each day and a t-shirt.
The deadline for REGISTRATION is May 4. Space is limited and reservations will be held according to the date the application is received. Contact Rebecca Collins at 472-4063 for more information.
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