EAGLE NEWS - Loudoun County Public Schools · 2016-11-27 · digiovanna, jessica dillard, meredith e dougherty, meredith dowd, britany r duffie, kyle r ellison, jessica e engle, zachary

Jun e 20 08 V olum e 7: 11

Eagle Ridg e

Middle Sch ool

42901 Waxp oo l Rd

Ashbur n, VA 201 48

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OFFICE HOURS

Mon-Fri 8:0 0-4: 00

SCHOOL HOURS

8:35- 3:23

PRINCIPAL

Janice Koslowski

ASSISTANT

PRINCIPALS

Thomas Pollock

Deborah Thompson

DEANS

Gr. 8 Kelly Hayes

Gr. 7 Carol McKimmey

Gr. 6 Sharon Huber

COUNSELORS

Gr. 8 Gary Sharp

Gr. 7 Loretta Jacoby

Gr. 6 Gretchen Mostero

Counseling Program

Specialist - Kelly Badger

PHONE NUMBERS

Main Office

571-252-2140

Attendance

571-252-2142

Fax

703-779-8977

Volume 9, Issue 10

Dear Eagle Ridge Community,

During the past few weeks, Eagle Ridge

and a number of students have received

numerous awards. On April 27th, Eagle

Ridge was recognized by the School

Board for being redesignated as Schools

to Watch. This is a National Recogni-

tion. In Virginia, only nineteen schools

have achieved this award. In Loudoun

County, there are now seven middle

schools named a ―School to Watch.‖

Eagle Ridge has also been named in the

John Hopkins Center for Talented

Youth. We were ranked ninth out of a

hundred and seven schools in the state

of Virginia.

Our students have continued to excel in

individual and group recognition as

well. A couple of weeks ago our Jazz

Band received superior ratings at the

Festival as well as seven of our students

achieving additional honors.

Recently, several of our sixth graders;

Georgia Monroe, Kyleigh McGrail, and

Isabelle Termaat won the North East

Division’s ―Benefit to the Community‖

award. These young ladies explored

how science, math, and technology

could be used to prevent the death of

young children and pets that have been

left in hot vehicles. Each student will

receive a $2000 Educational Savings

Bond and a certificate from the US

Army.

This week, Eagle Ridge teacher Hector

Zavala will be recognized as a nominee

May 2010 Volume 9:10

Eagle Ridge

Middle School

42901 Waxpool Rd

Ashburn, VA 20148

_____________________

OFFICE HOURS

Mon-Fri 8:00-4:00

SCHOOL HOURS

8:35-3:23

PRINCIPAL

Bridget Beichler

ASSISTANT

PRINCIPALS

Thomas Pollock

Deborah Thompson

DEANS

Gr. 8 Sharon Budd

Gr. 7 Kelly Hayes

Gr. 6 Carol McKimmey

COUNSELORS

Gr. 8 Gretchen Mostero/

Specialist/Loretta Jacoby

Gr. 7 Kelly Badge

Gr. 6 Gary Sharp

PHONE NUMBERS

Main Office

571-252-2140

Attendance

571-252-2142

Fax

703-779-8977

6th Grade

571-252-2146

7th Grade

571-252-2147

8th Grade

571-252-2148

EAGLE NEWS DARE TO SOAR

Visit us on the web at www.loudoun.k12.va.us/schools/erms

for the Shenandoah Teacher of the

Year award. The final winner will be

announced in early June. Highlighting our student and staff

achievements brings us back to the

purpose and focus of Middle Level

Education. The staff and administra-

tion of Eagle Ridge are working hard

to create a culture and climate of high

expectations and student achieve-

ment. Our goal is for each and every

one of our students to reach their po-

tential. This goal is inclusive of all

academics as well as our fine arts,

physical education, career and tech-

nology, and foreign language. During this first week of May, please

join me in thanking our teachers and

support staff during Teacher Appre-

ciation Week. Education and teaching

is truly a commitment to both chil-

dren and lifelong learning. I appreciate all of the community sur-

veys that have been returned to us. As

we our finalizing our ratings and put-

ting together your narratives, I will

begin sharing this with our staff. We

will continue to work towards meet-

ing our goals and focusing on areas of

improvement.

With the last weeks of school ap-

proaching, there will be a number of

school events including our musical,

spring concerts, quarterly awards, etc.

I look forward to seeing you at these

events.

Bridget M. Beichler

Page 2 ERMS Volume 9:10

6TH GRADE Heather Brown The Keyboarding department is proud to choose Heather Brown as Student of the Month. Heather is an active participant in class and works hard to complete all her assignments with ac-curacy. She is an inquisitive learner who likes to try new things and overcome challenges. Her bubbly personality makes her a joy to have in the classroom and a wonderful member of team Phoenix. Congratulations to Heather Brown for her hard work and dedication to learning! Keyboarding Student of the Month: David Machado Congratulations to David. Keyboarding is a hard skill to master. It takes a lot of practice to get better. David submits his practice chart consistently and always remains positive during those tough timed writings. He is a pleasure to have in class.

7TH GRADE

Mrs. Gold, who teaches Latin, would like to recognize Caroline Freeman as the Foreign Lan-guage Student of the Month. Caroline has been a good student all year, however, she has really shown great improvement during the third quarter. She puts forth her best effort and her grades reflected that effort. Congratulations, Caroline, and keep up the great work! Mrs. Pollock, who teaches Spanish, would like to recognize Matthew Bartlett as The Foreign Language Student of the Month. She states that Matthew has an amazing ear for foreign lan-guages and is able to grasp the most complex grammatical subjects we have learned this year. Matthew has maintained an “A” average all three quarters. What impresses me the most about Matthew is his cool demeanor when we take the PALS speaking exam. Matthew is also a very kind and considerate student to his peers and his teacher during the Spanish class. Congratula-tions, Matthew!

8TH GRADE It is a great privilege to nominate Daniel Butler for student of the month. Daniel has developed into an excellent foreign language student. He arrives in class ready to learn and to participate. Daniel works well individually and in group settings. He is always cooperative and respectful in class. Daniel is also a hard worker and it has shown in his outstanding improvement in his speaking ability. His kind and cooperative spirit is a gift to our Spanish class and I am thankful that I have had the pleasure to be his Spanish teacher. Congratulations Daniel!

Macy Weaver set a goal for herself third quarter: to earn straight A's in each of her classes. To do this, she worked diligently to complete all French assignments, quizzes and tests to the very best of her ability, as well as seek out extra help when she didn't understand something. As such, she met her goal to obtain an A in French this quarter, and from my understanding by talking with her math teacher, she has done the same thing in that course also. Her sheer determination to excel and persevere even when confronted with adversity is what has made the difference for Macy this quarter. Macy demonstrates to each of us how we can each achieve great things if we only have high expectations for ourselves, set lofty, yet achievable goals, and work hard to make them happen. Additionally, Macy has done all of this with poise and grace, and a true enthusiasm for learning about the French language and culture. Congratulations, Macy, on being truly deserving of the Foreign Language Student of the Month award!


KEY DATES FOR MAY

May 1 Release Trout in the Classroom

May 3-7 Teacher Appreciation Week

May 3 6th Grade Qtr Awards

May 4-5 Poetry Slam


May 5 PTO Teacher/Staff Luncheon


May 6-7 BUG CLUB—During SOAR

May 6-7 Science Day—Lockheed

May 6 –7 Beauty & the Beast JR Musical

7pm

May 8 Beauty & the Beast JR Musical

2 pm and 7pm May 10 Eagle Mile

May 11-17 Dulles Town Center Art Show

May 12-13 SOL TESTING ALGEBRA/

GEOMETRY May 14 Eagle Mile (Rain Date)

May 15 8th Grade Ensembles Hershey Park

May 18 PTO Meeting

May 19-20 Interim Report Sent Home

May 19-20 SOL TESTING READING/

ENGLISH

May 21&24 SOL TESTING HISTORY

May 21 PTO BINGO/PIZZA NIGHT

May 25-26 SOL TESTING SCIENCE


AWASTHI, ROHNI

BARRY, STEPHANIE L

BECK, PATRICK J

BEG, HEBAH F

BELL, MICHAEL A

BENHART, ALEXA B

BRADSHAW, MEGHAN M

BREWER, ABIGAIL A

BROWN, HEATHER C

CHUNG, CASSIDY J

CLEMENT, PAUL E

CMEYLA, BRADEN T

COHEN, MACKENZIE C

DAME, ELIJAH R

DATTA, RUCHI

DIGIOVANNA, JESSICA

DILLARD, MEREDITH E

DOUGHERTY, MEREDITH

DOWD, BRITANY R

DUFFIE, KYLE R

ELLISON, JESSICA E

ENGLE, ZACHARY F

FAHEEM, HASHIR

FAZEKAS, ANDREW J

FLOYD, JUSTIN R

GAETJEN, EMILY S

GAGLIANO, GABRIELLA

GALLAGHER, BRENDAN P

GARMAN, CAROLINE W

GARRISON, RILEY E

GAVVA, SAINIHAL R

GENTRY, ALYSSA E

GILL, JAMES D

GUERTIN, CONNOR S

HART, MELISSA K

HASAN, MAHPARA

HOWARD, TANYA C

JACHIMOWSKI, COLIN J

JAY, DEJAH M

JELLA, TAI T

KALVAKOTA, SAHITHI

KARLEKAR, SWETA S

KORPELLA, LILY G

KREYER, BRETT J

LEWIS, GABRIELLE M

LOKAR, EMMA K

LYNCH, JOHN K

MALY, ALLISON K

MALY, CHRISTOPHER J

MATSON, ANDREW E

MATTIMIRO, TARA N

MAZZEI, ZAYN M

MCCARTHY, MEGAN M

MCDERMOTT, JOHN M

MCGRAIL, KYLEIGH S

MCGRATH, MICHAEL P

MILLER, JOSEPH E

MOCABEE, DAVID B

MONROE, GEORGIA E

MORTON, JACKSON D

NEFF, RACHEL M

NEWELL, SARAH R

NGUYEN, MATTHEW T

OSMAN, HASHIM T

O`CONNOR, EMILY K

PACHECO, ALEXANDRA

PIGETT, SHYLII D

PLY, DYLAN R

PRASAD, BALRAM K

PUCCIO, ELENA A

QUINT, JACQUELINE A

REILLY, BRIDGET M

RIOPELLE, AUSTIN C

RIOPELLE, NATHAN A

ROACH, DILLON T

SALOKA, ANNIKA G

SAPPINGTON, OLIVIA L

SEDITA, CHRISTIAN J

SIMPSON, JULIA S

SINSKI, KAYLEIGH M

SMAGH, WILLEM J

TERMAAT, ISABELLE E

TURPIN, NATALIE T

UNDERWOOD, ASHLYN C

VANDERLYN, MICHAEL T

VASTARDIS, ANDREW F

VIDAL, CHRISTOPHER M

VIPPA, TARUN K

VO, PETER

WANG, ALBERT W

WILSON, CLELIA M

WOODS, DANIEL J

WOOLEY, NATHANIEL T

6TH GRADE ALL ‘A’s HONOR ROLL


AFZALL, NICHOLAS A

AGUILAR, JOSEPH A ALDRICH, NATALIE A

ALICIC, ERWIN

AMAYA, JESSIKA A ANJUTGI, SAAKETH

ANNUNZIATA, ALEXI J

ARROYO, ARMANDO M ATER, GABRIEL A

AYALASOMAYAJULA, MAUK

AYERS, BENJAMIN W BAILEY, ERIC S

BANNERMAN, ALEXIS M

BARNES, NICHOLAS A BAUMGARTEL, SAMUEL L

BEAL, MCKAYLA D

BEHRENS, JOHN J

BENESKI, SOPHIA J

BERRIOS, ILLUMINADA

BIENACKER, CAMERON B BLAIR, WILLIAM M

BLUMBERG, JARED M

BOHNETT, MADELEINE M BREIDENFELD, HALEY N

BRODIE, MACKAYLA S BRYAN, ABIGAIL R

CALLAHAN, JOHN J

CARPENTER, COLIN C CASILLAS, COOPER J

CHASE, NICHOLAS G

CHEVEZ, KELSEY L CHIADO, ANTHONY T

CHOWDHURY, MARZANA

COLBERT, ARYCKA D CORLETT, JUSTIN E

COUNTS, DYLAN M

CUMMINGS, JESSICA E DAVIS, COURTNEY G

DAVIS, OLIVIA M

DEARDEN, ABBEY B DELGADO, AUDREY L

DESANCTIS, DOMINIC P

DESANTIS, ALLISON J DIAZ, ALEXANDRA M

DIETZ, CAITLIN A

DORMAN, JACQUELYN E DUNLOP, ASHLYN N

EAGAN, CHRISTOPHER M

EMILIO, NICHOLAS G ESCALANTE, MARIANA

ESPOSITO, NICHOLAS A

FELDMAN, ALEXANDER C FIALDINI, MATTHEW C

FORD, AUSTIN G

FOX, LAUREN E

FRAMPTON, SCOTT T

FRANKLIN, RACHEL L

GAMESTER, ABBIE M GARABITO, ANTHONY N

GARAY ESCALANTE, VICTOR

GARG, AMAN GEARY, CAMDEN J

GHOTRA, ARJAN S

GILBERT, CORINNE K

GIROUX, LUKE T

GREENBERG, JOSHUA A GUNNA, SREYA M

GUSTAFSON, CHRISTINE

GUSTAFSON, NATALIE J GUSTAFSON, WILLIAM C

HALL, EPHRAIM E

HANG, REBECCA K HAQ, NIDA

HART, CONNER W

HARTNETT, MATTHEW K HENDERSON, GRANT M

HIATT, ELISE V

HOLCOMB, BENJAMIN T HOWARD, GRANT M

HUFFMAN, TAYLOR V

HUNDERTMARK, ZOE B

HUNTER, CAMERON

IBRAHIM, REYAN H

JONES, REILLY Q KELLY, RYAN J

KIM, OLIVIA K

KRISHNAMURTHY, SHIVAN KUMPF, CARL M

LAWS, AUSTIN W LEE, JENNIFER S

LEFEBVRE, ASHLEY V

LEWIS, KATRINA M LINN, COURTNEY N

LOFGRAN, TANNER M

LUNOS, CALI N LUSHINSKI, SAMANTHA

MACHADO, DANIEL R

MACHADO, DAVID M MAI, NICHOLAS M

MANZER, MICHAEL G

MARCUS, GRANTLAND C MARTIRE, HAILEY J

MARX, MATTHEW V

MCGOUGH, MICHELLE A MONTANO, DAVID J

MONTIGNY, TYLER J

MORAN, MICAELA C MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER

MULHOLLAND, KATHRYN

MUTTON, BENJAMIN R NABORS, JACQUELINE M

NANDURY, KAYLYN V

OCASIO, OMAR E OLENIK, CAROLINE M

ORTIZ, RISSAMARI VIAN

OSGOOD, AYLA N PACK, SARAH E

PAI, GAYATRI R

PAPPALARDO, HEATHER

PERRY, KIRA L

PIGETT, SHYLII D

POWELL, MADISON N PYBURN, KIRSTEN F

RATCLIFFE, HANNAH J

RAVVA, SUSHANTH K RICHARDSON, SYDNEY L

RIGGS, LAWTON R

ROBEY, KYLE J

ROSALES, CLAY P

RUTKOWSKI, RYAN J SANCHEZ, BERNARDO V

SCALIO, JACK A

SCHAFFER, JUSTIN T SERIGNE, JACOB R

SHAMLOO, KORA C

SHEVCHENKO, YELYZAVET SHUTLER, COLIN A

SIMPSON, JAMES C

SINK, ETHAN J SMITH, CAMERON M

SMITH, MATTHEW B

SNYDER, HANNAH J SORANDO, TYLER R

STALCUP, JEREMY P

STANFORD, SUMMER T

STERLING, RYAN C

STERN, JOSHUA N

STEWART, RACHEL H STRATTON, CATHERINE

STURNIOLO, CRISTINA

SUMMERS, JORDAN F SUTHERLAND, JAMES C

SVENDSEN, ERIC W TAHSIN, ANIKA

TAYLOR, ELLISON M

THOMPSON, ALLY L THRONE, JENNIFER L

THRONE, LORI B

TILLEY, DANA K TRAN, PRIYA V

VANDER VOORT, DEREK

VAZQUEZ, NICHOLAS T VENTRICE, GINO N

VINSIK, EMILY P

VORIMO, MATIAS D VOUGHT, EMILY C

WANG, ERIC Y

WARNER, HANA K WAVREK, ANDRE M

WEBB, TANNER D

WEBB, VICTORIA S WHEEDLETON, DANIEL C

WILLIAMS, JORDAN E

WITTENBURG, NATHAN C XIE, APRIL H

YANG, IL-GON

YAP, KATHERINE S YEHLE, CHRISTOPHER R

YU, MULI H

6th GRADE ‘A/B’s HONOR ROLL


ALLEN, RYAN C

AMES, ALEXANDER M

BAIG, RABIA

BATT, NICOLE R

BENITEZ, LUKE M

BHAIP, NIKHIL P

BRONSON, ALEXANDRA

BUIST, SUZANNE K

BUSHMAN, TIMOTHY J

CANAN, RILEY A

CHAW, LILY

CHENEY, MADELINE

COX, JADA S

DARU, ARJUN S

DEAN, ZAARA

DENNIS, LINDSAY N

DETWEILER, KATHRYN E

DILLARD, MICHAEL D

DISILVESTRE, MARY B

ENGEBRETH, HEIDI M

EVERHART, DAVID G

FALLON, TIMOTHY J

FERGUSON, RACHEL E

FRIEDMAN, HANNAH E

GATUKU, SHREYAS

GILBERT, BRITTANY J

GILES, SARAH E

GONUGUNTLA, HIMABINDU

GORICK, WILLIAM I

GRANT, DEANNA J

HAYES, KELLY L

HIRANI, KARAN

HUGHES, PAUL D

HUTCHINSON, KAY C

JACHIMOWSKI, LINDSEY

JOYCE, JACK D

KANUMURU, ARUN V

KANUMURU, PALLAVI

KELLEY, JENNIFER N

LOUGH, JACOB P

LUONG, BRENDAN A

MCDANIEL, SEAMUS A

MYERS, EMMA E

NAU, SABINE M

NIELSEN, ERIN C

OBERG, BETHANY L

PANETTI, MARK R

PAPPAGALLO, GINA M

PARKIN, EMILY

PATRICK, ALEXANDER D

PHALEN, ANASTASIA K

PIEKARSKI, LAURA M

PIEKARSKI, SARAH J

PONGSUGREE, BRANDON

PORTER, MEGAN L

POWELL, MEGHAN E

PULLEY, JOHN R

RACANELLI, GIANCARLO

RACE, SIMONE T

RANE, KAUSTUBH D

REGESTER, ZACHARY S

REICHEL, LEANN G

REIGEL, ALEXANDRA B

RICCIO, ANN MARIE A

RIKER, KATHERINE F

RIZZO, JILLIAN C

SAKER, ADA

SANCHEZ, ALEXANDRA

SANTANA, MEGHAN E

SCHOPPER, PATRICK A

SCOTT, BRADY J

SHEPLEY, STEFANIE M

SHIVELY, THOMAS Z

SHUFRAN, CHRISTIE L

SIAMUNDO, JULIA T

SMITH, SARAH E

TENORIO, CATHARINA M

THIRUKONDA, KAVYASHIL

THOMARE, AMOL R

THOMAS, DAYNA N

ULLOA, DEVEN M

VAN DER BIEZEN, TAYLO

VILLA, MORGAN K

VLCEK, PETER S

WALSH, SHANNON R

WANG, ALISSA

WATSON, HALEY R

WILLIAMS, SARAH

YEE, JARED M

7th GRADE ALL ‘A’s HONOR ROLL


ABOUSAEEDI, ARIANA S

ADDO, SUSANA

AL-AKHRAS, SARAH K

ALDRICH, CHAD H

ALTO, THOMAS A

ARTHUR, CHRISTOPHER

BABA, JONATHAN G

BANKUS, SYDNEY D

BARRINGTON, CAROLINE

BARTLETT, MATTHEW G

BIGGS, BAILEY E

BITTLE, MORGAN E

BLANCO, NICOLAS D

BLOSSER, CAROLINE C

BOTTCHER, CONNOR J

BOURAS, PETER C

BOWEN, JESSE M

BOWERS, RYAN M

BOYLES, GABRIELLE N

BRENNAN, KAYLA A

BRONSON, CRISTINA

CARINO, ANTHONY W

CARTER, ARIANNE M

CASHMAN, KELLY A

CHANDRA, VIJAY K

CHAPMAN, KRISTEN J

CHAUHAN, SOFIYAN M

CLAPS, CHRISTOPHER H

CORPE, HAILEY E

CREECH, WARREN G

DANIEL, SYDNEY A

DAVIDSON, SUSAN B

DEAN, ALISHA N

DIBONA, THOMAS J

DREW, MEREDITH E

DUGO, SAMUEL C

EAGAN, SHAWN M

ECCLES, CHRISTOPHER

ESNARDO, JULIET J

ETTER, ZACHARY C

FIERSZT, SPENCER J

FINDLING, KATELIN A

FITCH, DESTINY M

FREEMAN, CAROLINE G

GAINES, CONNOR J

GALVIN, JAKE T

GANGELE, SAHIL

GILLESPIE, ANDREW M

GOTTSCHLING, AMY K

GREEN, BRITTANY D

HAMEED, MIAN I

HAMMACK, LUKAS K

HARRIS, BROOKE P

HEDGES, BAILEY E

HILARIO, ALEXIA K

HWANG, MICHAEL

JACOBS, CAITLIN A

JOSEPH, BRADLEY S

KADAVERU, SATHVIK

KARL, JOHN H

KAUFMAN, NICHOLAS J

KEIRCE, SHANNON M

KIM, KRISTI J

KING, KATELYN J

KING, KELSIE M

KOST, MICHAEL A

LARSEN, ALEXANDRA N

LEWIS, HENRY D

MACIELINSKI, MEGAN J

MAFFE, JACOB M

MANBER, JARETT T

MATTICE, EMILY R

MCDONALD, KARALYN N

MCMILLIAN, CHRISTOPHE

MERKLING, NICHOLAS C

MOLINA, CASEY M

MORGAN, PAUL C

MORIN, SAMUEL A

NABORS, MATTHEW M

NEMES, LASZLO T

NIGRO, ASHLEY E

OLSON, KIRSTIN E

OTAL, MICAELA C

PAPAGEORGE, ELENI M

PAPAZIAN, SIERRA R

PHAM, SONIA L

POMPILIO, MATTHEW F

POWERS, ALEXANDER J

PRATT, JACOB R

PRYOR, JUSTIN R

PUTNAM, ZACHARY D

QUACKENBUSH, TANNER

RAMBO, REBECCA A

RANA, KAMRAN K

RASAVONG, ANDY

REID, REBECCA E

RODRIGUEZ, DESTINY I

ROGERS, KAYLA M

ROSS, REBECCA M

ROTHROCK, DEREK A

RYAN, COBY M

RYAN, JONATHAN P

SABOL, ANDREW M

SAIKUMAR, AISHWARYA

SCHIRA, CAITLYN E

SHETTY, PRANAY S

SHUTLER, CHRISTOPHER

SOELL, CHRISTOPHER A

SPICER, ADAM M

SPILLARE, BRENDAN A

STREET, MONICA A

TOMS, EMMA P

TOUSLEY, JULIE E

TOWNSEND, JONATHAN L

VANTAIR, NIDHI R

VAZQUEZ, EMILY K

VILLATORO, ANDREA

VIVIAN, HANNAH M

WHARTON, SIERRA R

WINTERMUTE, TYLER H

WISNER, RACHEL M

WRIGHT, TIMOTHY W

ZAHORA, MICKLOS S

7TH GRADE A/B HONOR ROLL


ANDERSON, CHARLES J

ARUNKUMAR, APOORVA

ATER, ELIZA F

BALL, JESSICA L

BALLINGER, SAMANTHA

BERG, JOSHUA E

BEVERLY, ELIZABETH A

BLAZAUSKAS, CONNOR R

BOERGER, LINDSAY G

BONNER, LINDSEY P

BRAUMANN, MITCHELL E

BREWER, BELLE M

BROWN, THOMAS A

BUSTAMANTE, KRISTIAN

CASEY, MEGHAN N

CASEY, SEAN M

CHELLURI, SRIKANTH

CIULLO, NICHOLAS R

COMM, ERICA G

CONNORS, SARA A

COUNTS, JORDAN T

CROMWELL, AUSTIN E

CUNNINGHAM, MEGAN

CURRIE, TAYLOR M

DAHL, JACQUELINE L

DAVIS, STEPHANIE B

DENGLER, MADISON P

DOROTEO, ILLANA

DU, JENNIFER W

ECKL, MEAGAN E

EISENHOWER, REECE W

ELEMARY, MOSTAFA N

ETTER, COURTNEY B

FAST, SYDNIE E

FERRIS, MICHAEL E

FLEMING, ADAIR E

FLEMING, SEAN K

FLETCHER, CHARLES M

FORBES, JEANNETTE M

FOWLER, CAROLINE K

FOX, TAYLOR A

FRANCIS, CHE`MAIAH J

FULLER, BROOKE E

GALLAGHER, COLM B

GARRISON, MALLORY J

GARTIN, COLLEEN M

GOFFI, LAUREN M

GREEN, DANIEL M

GUERTIN, BRADY D

GUESSFORD, EMILY A

GUSTAFSON, JESSICA M

HOLOHAN, MICHAEL J

IBRAHIM, ROWAN H

JERNIGAN, VICTOR J

JONES, MADISON L

KELLY, BRANDON R

KHAWAJA, SUNBAL

KIM, CHAE WON

KUHN, KENNETH D

LEONARD, HEATHER C

LOWREY, KAITLYN M

MATTIMIRO, ERIN M

MATTSON, ALEXANDRA S

MAVI, SEERAT

MAXIMOVA, ANNA A

MCDERMOTT, MATTHEW

MCKINNY, KYLE C

MELKUS, CAROLINE E

MENCINI, NATALIE M

MERLINO, JONATHAN C

MORTON, ELIZABETH H

MOSHER, BETHANY O

MOSQUEDA, ISIS J

NEDER, CONNOR J

NEFF, SARAH M

NEIDERER, PAIGE M

OH, JONG H

ORR, AIDEN A

O`BRIEN, EMILY P

PATEL, MONIL

PAX, LAURA E

PORTER, CAITLIN M

RATLIFF, CAROLINE P

RIDDIFORD, KATHERINE

RINDFLEISCH, ERIC E

RIOPELLE, VICTORIA E

ROBINSON, CAMERON R

ROMOLA, BRIAN J

SAPSARA, RACHEL K

SCHWIND, ALLYSON M

SEDITA, AUSTIN M

SKEMP, ZACHARY R

STRANGE, EMILY M

SUTER, SEAN K

THYSSE, ERIK C

TRAN, ALEX H

VIGILAR, CONSUELO DIV

WALDRIP, ANDREW C

WANG, VICTOR W

WARNER, KIRA N

WEAVER, MACY L

WIVAGG, BROOKE M

WOODALL, JAMIE D

WOOLEY, SAMANTHA M

YOUNG, ISABELLA M

YOUNG, RACHEL D

ZIA, NIMRA

ZIEGLER, MCKENSEY L

ZUNIGA, LIZBETH

8th GRADE ALL ‘A’s HONOR ROLL


ABBOUD, JESSICA J

ABDO, MAGID G

ADIL, SOHAIB

AHMED, KAYNAD

ALTO, MELISSA M

ALVARADO, JASMINE

APPERSON, NICHOLAS D

AUBE, NICOLAS A

BAILEY, JEREMY A

BARNES, NORMAN G

BARNES, RYAN L

BASHORE, JULIA K

BATZ, JANELLE T

BEHRENS, JOYCE F

BENTELER, ASHLEY J

BOUR, SAMANTHA R

BRANOWER, NATHANIEL

BRIDGE, GARRETT A

BRODIE, TYLER D

BRYANT, CONNOR H

BURKE, CAITLYN M

BUSICK, TAYLOR M

BUTLER, DANIEL M

CALLAHAN, DENNIS J

CAMPBELL, BRIANA D

CANAN, MACKINLEY J

CARROLL, MADELINE E

CENESKIE, KATHRYN A

COCA-LANDIVAR, DINOSK

COMM, OLIVIA A

CONLON, ALEXANDER Q

COOPER, SARA E

CRAWFORD, KATHERINE

CRAYTOR, JOHN F

CREECH, EMMALIE K

CROMWELL, LOGAN H

DAVIDSON, CHASE R

DAVIS, MARCUS L

DAVIS, MATTHEW F

DOWD, BRIANA R

DOYON, SARAH C

EDWARDS, ABIGAIL V

ENSMINGER, PAIGE A

FAIRCHILD, SARAH M

FIERMEN, JESSICA Y

FLETCHER, KAI M

FLYNN, ALEXIS M

FONSECA, ADRIAN J

FORD, HUNTER D

FOWLER, CHRISTINA M

FOX, AMY E

GAMBLE, KATELIN N

GAMESTER, ERICA J

GARCIA, ROBERTO A

GEARY, DREW E

GIGENA, JEREMY W

GOBES, CALLIE E

GOURNENI, SURYA T

GUPTA, PUNEET

HALL, SABRINA G

HARRIGAN, MATTHEW W

HARRISON, ELIZABETH

HARTNETT, RYAN P

HENDERSON, TAYLOR P

HENNESSEY, JAMES M

HEPP, MICHAEL R

HEYN, ELIZABETH A

HICKEY, MICHAEL A

HILL, TESS M

HOFMANN, CHRISTOPHER

HORNER, SHELBY R

HOYLER, ANDREW T

HUDSON, JESSE D

JURANEK, DEMI R

KEEVEY, CAROLINE N

KELLEY, BRIAN A

KELLEY, KAITLYN R

KELLY, SUMMER C

KRETLOW, CONNOR R

KRISFALUSI, MITCHELL

KULISCH, BRIANA C

LAIRD, JORDAN M

LEWIS, ADAM N

LEWIS, SAMANTHA C

LEWIS, TAYLOR N

LOFGRAN, PRESTON S

MACASIEB, DESIREE T

MACHADO, MICHAEL R

MARRON, DANIEL P

MARTI, MATTHEW A

MATEYOV, KYLE A

MAXWELL, BRENNAN A

MCARDLE, COLIN J

MCCUTCHAN, CAITLIN E

MCDEVITT, MEGAN E

MCSORLEY, RICHARD T

MEYER, JORDAN H

MEZZULLO, HUDSON T

MORGAN, ERIN E

MORSE, RACHEL L

MURPHY, SARAH A

MUTTON, NICHOLAS T

MYERS, CIAN M

NICHOLSON, ADRIAN K

OJEDA, JUAN D

OLIVER, JOSEPH D

OWENS, ROBERT M

O`CALLAGHAN, SHANE R

PAPPAGALLO, JOSEPH R

PERDOS, JILLIAN L

PERDOS, MICHAEL V

PICKENS, ALEXANDRA J

PINNEY, TODD J

PREAST, TYLER G

PUGH, ANDREW B

PURCELL, KYLE C

QUINT, PATRICK J

QUIROZ, JOSE L

REA, CHRISTOPHER M

REATEGUI, ANDREA C

REED, LOGAN J

REID, ABBY L

REID, ELIZABETH L

RICAPITO, EVAN R

RICHARDS, ERIN N

RINALDO, KATHRYNE J

RIZZO, SOPHIA G

ROEDER, CHRISTIAN R

SACKADORF, DYLAN P

SEIP, ADAM P

SETTY, SKANDA V

SHAH, SOHAM S

SHANAHAN, OLIVIA S

SHROYER, KAYLA M

SIMPSON, DANIELLE M

SORTO, RAVEN A

SPERONI, DAVID N

STANFORD, TREVER V

STORMS, JOHN G

SUMMERS, CATHERINE R

SWAMY, SAMANTHA K

TARNAWA, JOANNA

TAYLOR, COURTNEY S

UDDIN, HUMAIRA I

VADDADI, DEVI S

VEERAMASU, VAMSI S

VINSIK, HALEY N

VOUGHT, BRIAN D

WALSH, KATELYN J

WANG, YI-YING

WEISS, ADAM M

WHEATON, MATTHEW E

WIGER, CHRISTOPHER J

WILSON, ITALIA Y

WOLCOTT, MATTHEW O

WOODS, CALEB D

WORK, NICHOLAS C

WRIGHT, EMMA V

YAN, DOROTHY L

YATES, AMANI L

8TH GRADE A/B HONOR ROLL


Artist Featured in the Front Office

in April 2010

6th grade - Michael Manzur 7th grade - Shannon Walsh

8th grade - Julia Williams

Caroline Ratliff, one of our 8th Graders, sang in the All-

State Chorus Saturday, May 1st, at the Sheraton Pre-

miere Hotel in Tysons Corner, Va.

Upcoming Band Events:

May 11 Pre-Hershey Park Concert

May 15 Trip to Hershey Park

May 20 6th Grade Band Concert

June 8 7th Grade Band Concert

June 9 8th Grade and Jazz Band

Concert

11 of our 7th Grade students have been accepted in the Academy of Science! This is an out-

standing representation.

Results are in for the National Latin Exam: Way to go to the following students!

Silver Medals (maxima cum laude certificates) - Sarah Smith, Nikhil Bhaip, and Nicole Batt (all

7th Graders)

Magna cum laude certificates—Meghan Casey (8th Grade), Mark Panetti (7th Grade), Julie Tou-

sley (7th Grade) Arjun Daru (7th Grade), Zach Skemp (8th Grade)

Cum laude certificates—Brian Vought (8th Grade), Ann Maximova (8th Grade), Victor Wang

(8th Grade) David Everhart (7th Grade), Jennifer Du (7th Grade), Kate Riker (7th Grade)

16 awards all together.

I wanted to let you know that the winners of Ecybermission have finally been announced. One of our 6th grade teams won the award for, "Benefit to the Community." They will each receive a $2000 EE educational savings bond and a special cer-tificate from the US Army. Their names are: K. McGrail, I. Termaat and G. Monroe.

Below is an email I received from Kelly Burk. There will be a

recognition and reception on May 6th from 4:00 to 6:00 to intro-

duce and recognize all nominees.

I would like to congratulate your school for having a Shenandoah

University Teacher of the year nominee—Hector Zavala. The

University would like to invite you and your faculty and staff to a

reception in honor of Mr. Zavala and all the nominees. The recep-

tion is May 6th, 4pm to 6pm at the University building on Scholar

Drive in the Lansdowne area of Leesburg.

Again my congratulations! Having excellent teachers is what

makes excellent schools.


The Dean’s Dozen at Eagle Ridge is yet another way to provide positive recognition

for students and create connections between students and staff. The selection of stu-

dents was based on academic achievement, citizenship, positive attitude, improved

effort, hard work, or other considerations. The students for each grade level are

listed below. Dean’s Dozen students will have the opportunity to enjoy lunch at

Brick Oven Pizza with their grade level deans and counselors.

6th GRADE

TEAM DRAGONS GABBY LEWIS MEGAN McCARTHY ANDREW VASTARDIS TEAM PHOENIX ALEXA BERNHART RILEY GARRISON AUSTIN LAWS TEAM TRAILBLAZERS

NICK AFZALL YANYA HOWARD JOHN McDERMOTT MATH BRITANY DOWD MATTHEW NGUYEN SAVANNAH WYKLE

7th GRADE TEAM BARRACUDAS RABIA BAIG BRENDAN LUONG TANNER QUACKENBUSH

TEAM TALONS ERICA DAZA JACK KAHLER NICK MERKLING ROZALIA SZUSTAK CHRISTINA SAHAKIAN

TEAM TOP HATS ANTHONY CARINO DEANNA GRANT CAITLIN JACOBS HUNTER LARABEE

8th GRADE

TEAM JAGUARS JACI DAHL ALEX TRAN CHRISTIAN ROEDER KATIE RIDDIFORD TEAM MUSTANGS CONNOR BLAZAUSKUS EMMALIE CREECH SKANDA SETTY ABBY REID TEAM EXPLORERS NIK DE ADAM SEIP ERIN MORGAN SAM BOUR


PTO CORNER…..

SPIRIT WEAR available in the School Store: We have some gray sweatpants with an open bottom and side leg print with word Eagles down side $14. These are mostly for 6th graders, as they are small and have a wider band around the waist. We also have some gray sweatpants (same style) except larger

sizes and smaller waistband for $20. We have long sleeve shirts $12 and short sleeve t-shirts $10 in hunter green and gray. All available every morning in the school store from 8:20 to 8:30.

The PTO will give the graduating 8th graders a party on Saturday, June 12th, at the Lifetime Fitness facility in Dulles, from 7p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be use of the large outdoor heated pool, rock-climbing wall, basketball

courts, party room, etc. We will have a DJ, photos, refreshments, games, etc. If you are interested in helping chaperone the event or help with a committee, please contact Helen Ferris at [email protected]

The PTO provided a teacher/staff luncheon on Wednesday, May 5th. ERMS and the PTO would like to thank all the parents and the hospitality com-mittee for all the wonderful meals pro-vided to staff and teachers throughout this school year.

THANK YOU to all the parents who

baked or purchased cupcakes/cakes

for the Night at the Ridge Cakewalk

on April 16th! We had lots of happy

winners… Your kindness was much

appreciated, as always.

The ERMS PTO is now accepting Board Nominations for positions supporting the 2010 –

2011 school year. Board positions are open for nominations- -President, Vice Presi-

dent, and Secretary. Feel free to join our standing meeting on Tuesday, May 18th at 7:00

PM in the School Library if you have any questions prior to nominating yourself etc. Nomi-

nations can be sent to [email protected], current President, along with a copy of your

email to Mary Davis at [email protected] or any current officer found on PTO Web-

site.

mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


ERMS Volume 8:10 Page 5

EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL

PTO'S

FAMILY BINGO/PIZZA NIGHT

FRIDAY, MAY 21ST, 2010

FEATURING 15 GAMES OF BINGO AND (2) SPECIALS/

(1) JACKPOT

All regular game winners will receive a $25 value item such as a restaurant gift certifi-cate, entertainment event, grocery card, etc. Additional Bingo cards will be sold at bingo. Pizza by the slice $2 - $1 beverages sold at the event. Two Special Bingo $50 - Jackpot $100 (Multiple winners will split ) All prepaid Bingo & pizza orders will receive 1 free bingo packet! _______________________________________________________________________________

Detach and mail with check payable to ERMS PTO

Name________________________________ Phone #_________________ Bingo Packet (3 cards per game) $8.00 x_________= ___________ Extra Special Special $1.00 x_________=___________ Extra Jackpot Game Card $1.00 x _________= ___________ Bingo Dauber $1.00 x _________= ___________ *Large Pizza (cheese or pepperoni) Quantity ____ Type _______ $15.00 ea. _________ = ___________ *each pizza order includes 4 beverages & dessert Total Due $_________ No drop offs, please. Students must be accompanied by at least one adult if a group. Spaces will be limited in the cafeteria, so order early! Return Prepaid forms, along with payment to ERMS PTO, to the Bingo Box in your house office Packets/pizza will be at the "Pre-paid order table" when you arrive. No line!

Questions or if you would like to volunteer for this fun/family event: Emily Ciullo 703-726-0280

[email protected] improve Bing


The following ERMS students will have art work on display on the 4th floor at the Loudoun County

Public Schools Administration Building. 21000 Education Court. Ashburn, VA. 20148.

April 23 through June 10, 2010. Grade 8

Adrian Nicholson Allyson Schwind

Justin Rutherford Sunbal Khawaja

Erin Richards

Ryan Barnes Brooke Fuller

Caroline Fowler Hudson Mezzulo

Samantha Lewis

Grade 7

Evie Clyburn Kay Hutchinson

Alex Bolle Laszlo Nemes

Megan Macielinski

Matt Nabors Emma Myers

Kamran Rana Shannon Walsh

Brittany Gilbert

Jada Cox

Grade 6 Elle Taylor

Adam Fleig

Michael Manzur Marzana Chowdhary

Nathan Riopelle Ethan Sink

Jessica Ellison Olivia Kim

Meredith Dillard

Jordan Summers Anthony Garabito

Rohni Awasthi Clay Rosales

Kirsten Langley

Eric Bailey Christina Sturniolo

Rachel Stewart


BY

MARY COLUCCI

Our library book fair was an outstanding success and students purchased some wonderful books.

Thanks to the support of everyone, the library received $975.00 in new books and many of the ti-

tles are new for Eagle Ridge. Along with the books, we also received a cash profit which will en-

able us to continue library activities such as Accelerated Reader, and purchasing books from Junior

Library Guild which selects the best of middle school books published and sends us 8 books per

month during the school year. Our students look forward to reading books from both sources and

this is one reason our circulation generally exceeds 3,000 books per month. We could not do the

fair without our marvelous parent volunteers. They were:

Anne Shively- Book Fair chairperson

Agatha Riccio-Book Fair chairperson

Kim Wood- Book Fair finances

Patti Bottcher

Resa Aldrich

Liz Matson

Kate Nau

Renee Beardsley

Maunika Patel

Ellen Vlcek

April Hennessy

Sharon Dugo

Lisa Mattson

Mary Schopper

Rosann Meyer

Sheila Ryan

Kathy Hunter

Jessica Braun

Gretchen Anderson

Lorraine Gottschling

Leslie Pulley

Jan Newell

Tyiesha Thaxton

Diana Wiger

Carolyn Everhart


Counselors Corner 6th Grade Mr. Gary Sharp

7th Grade Ms. Kelly Badger

8th Grade Mrs. Gretchen Mostero

8th Grade Mrs. Loretta Jacoby

Please feel free to contact us via phone at (571)252-2140, or by e-mail if you have any questions

or concerns. To access our e-mail addresses, please go to the staff link on the Eagle Ridge web-

page. Click on the counselor’s name you wish to e-mail.

News:

The Eagle Ridge Guidance Dept. is currently working on our rising 6th, 7th and 8th grade

student’s schedules for next school year. A Course Verification Letter should have come

home with your child’s 3rd quarter report card. Please take a look at the letter and spend

a few moments going over the selections with your child. If the classes listed are correct,

and you do not wish to make any changes, the form does not need to be returned. If after

reviewing the form, you and your student wish to make changes, please cross out the

course you want to change and write in the name of the course your child would like to

take instead next to it. Please have your child return to the form to their counselor, if

they have made any requests for changes. If you have any questions regarding courses

for next year, please contact your grade level counselor for assistance. The deadline to

make changes for course selections for the 2010 – 2011 school year is June 30, 2010.

The Academy of Science (a Loudoun County High School Program) will hold an informa-

tion session for current 7th graders and their parents on Thursday, May 20th at 7:00pm in

the auditorium of Dominion High School. The information session will include an over-

view of the AOS program and the admission process.

Monroe Technology Center is pleased to offer its 5th annual Career Camp for rising 6, 7,

and 8 graders. The camp dates are June 21-25, 2010 from 9:30 AM -1:00 PM. Transpor-

tation is provided through LCPS. Career Camp is an enrichment program within a vari-

ety of career cluster areas. The Career Camp allows students the opportunity for explo-

ration and project-based learning including STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering

and Math) curriculum. If you are interested in receiving registration forms for this

camp, please contact Mrs. Jacoby at Eagle Ridge. The registration deadline is June 4,

2010.


PARENT LIAISON CORNER

BY

KAREN HART

School-wide SOL testing begins at Eagle Ridge in just a few days. So I thought I would remind

you of some helpful hints to get you and your child through the testing period.

Make sure your child eats a nutritious, delicious breakfast everyday but especially during SOL

testing time. Studies show hungry kids don’t concentrate as well as kids who’ve had a good

breakfast.

Sleep! Make sure your child is getting at least eight hours of sleep each night. Find a routine

and stick with it—especially the night before a test. Again, focus suffers when a child doesn’t

get enough sleep.

Prepare in advance for the tests. A child that does an SOL practice run will be more calm on the

day of the actual test. Practice tests for all grades and subjects can be found at this website:

http://education.jlab.org/solquiz/index.html. This company has permission from the state of

Virginia Department of Education to use testing materials in an effort to provide students

the opportunity to prepare for SOL testing.

Have a discussion with your child about the SOL tests. Explain how important it is to read

through the directions before starting the test. Also encourage your child to peruse the test be-

fore taking it. This will give him/her the opportunity to become familiar with the format and

type of questions being asked. Stress to your child that it never hurts to have a general overview

of the test before beginning.

For further information and testing dates, please click on the Eagle Ridge website at http://

cmsweb1.loudoun.k12.va.us/erms/site/default.asp.

If due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to par-

ticipate meaningfully in any meeting/conference/activity, please

contact Mrs. Beichler at 571-252-2140 at least FIVE (5)

WORKING DAYS prior to the event.

First Lego League Organizational Meeting for Parents

FIRST LEGO League (FLL) is a global program created to get children excited about sci-ence and technology. A hands-on program for ages 9 to 16 (9 to 14 in the U.S. and Canada), FLL uses Challenges based on real world scientific problems to engage chil-dren in research, problem solving, and engineering. The cornerstone of the program is its Core Values, which emphasize friendly sportsmanship, learning, and community in-volvement. We are currently looking for parents that are interested in coaching, spon-soring or assisting a First Lego League team next fall. Please join Ms. Flaherty on Wednesday May 19th at 7:00pm in the library to discuss the program.

http://education.jlab.org/solquiz/index.html

http://cmsweb1.loudoun.k12.va.us/erms/site/default.asp

http://cmsweb1.loudoun.k12.va.us/erms/site/default.asp


Standards of Learning (SOL) – Online Testing

For the past several years, most middle schools and high schools in Virginia have administered the Stan-dards of Learning (SOL) assessments online, rather than as paper-and-pencil tests. Online testing is now the preferred method to administer SOL assess-ments. In Loudoun County Public Schools, SOL testing will occur from May 10

th through June 11

th, with each

school setting their own schedule within that period. During May/June 2010, all grade 6-8 students in Loudoun County Public Schools will be administered their SOL assessments as online tests, unless it would be in the child’s best interest to instead take a paper-and-pencil test. The Virginia Department of Education has conducted numerous studies to ensure that the online tests are comparable to paper-and-pencil tests. That is, students would earn approximately the same score, regardless of whether they took the test on a computer or with paper-and-pencil. Also, students will have a number of different training experiences prior to actually tak-ing an SOL test online. However, for students or parents who are uncomfortable with online SOL testing, a paper-and-pencil version of the test will be made available. If you would like more information about online SOL testing, you can download to your home computer a “tutorial.” This is about a 10 minute “video,” with either accompanying sound or on-screen text, that provides an overview of online SOL testing in a variety of different subjects. From the Loudoun County Public Schools’ Internet Home Page (www.loudoun.k12.va.us), follow the path:

Quick Links > Testing > SOL Online Testing If you have any questions, please contact the School Test Coordinator at your child’s school.


Estándares de Aprendizaje (SOL) – Pruebas en Línea

Durante los últimos años, casi todas las escuelas intermedias y las escuelas secundarias han administrado las pruebas de Estándares de Aprendizaje (SOL) en línea, en vez de pruebas de papel y lápiz. Examinar en línea es ahora el método preferi-do para administrar las pruebas de SOL. En las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Loudoun, las pruebas de SOL ocurrirán desde el 10 de mayo hasta el 11 de junio, ca-da escuela establecerá su propio horario dentro de ese periodo. Durante el mes de mayo/junio del 2010, todos los estudiantes en los grades 6-8 en las Escuelas Públicas del Condado de Loudoun serán administrados las pruebas de SOL como prue-bas en línea, al menos que fuese para el mejor interés del niño tomar la prueba de papel y lápiz. El Departamento de Educación de Virginia ha conducido numerosos estudios para asegu-rarse que las pruebas en línea son comparables con las pruebas de papel y lápiz. Es de-cir, los estudiantes obtendrían aproximadamente la misma puntuación, sin tener en cuenta si tomaron la prueba en la computadora o con papel y lápiz. También, los estudiantes tendrán un número de diferentes experiencias de entrenamiento antes de actualmente tomar la prueba de SOL en línea. Sin embargo, para los estudiantes o padres quienes se sienten incómodos con las pruebas de SOL en línea, una versión de la prueba en papel y lápiz será disponible. Si quisiera más información a cerca de la prueba de SOL en línea, usted puede descargar un tutorial en su computadora. Es un video de unos 10 minutes, con sonido incluido o con texto en la pantalla, que provee una vista general de las pruebas de SOL en línea en una variedad de diferentes materias. Desde la página web de Internet de las Escuelas Públicas de Loudoun (www.loudoun.k12.va.us), siga las siguientes instrucciones:

Quick Links > Testing > SOL Online Testing Si tiene alguna pregunta, por favor contacte al Coordinador de Exámenes Escolares en la escuela de su hijo/a.

http://www.loudoun.k12.va.us


A DELICIOUS WAY TO SUPPORT EAGLE RIDGE......... Subway restaurants offer the better-for-you, convenient way to dine and support our school. Whether you are on the way to a practice or on your way home, SUBWAY will always "Make the Grade!" First, pick up a card at a Subway Restaurant. We know that Broadlands, Ashburn Farm, and Ryan Park are definitely participating at this time. Next, Link it to Eagle Ridge by visiting SubwaySchoolRewards.com. Lastly, every time you use your Subway card to pay, Eagle Ridge earns a portion of your purchase! How easy is this!!! As always, thanks for supporting Eagle Ridge!! So..........Load your Subway card and use it to-day!!!

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Imagine a summer camp that combines outdoor adventures, cutting-edge technol-ogy and a chance to re-live history!

Here is a chance to hike, bike, canoe and explore heri-tage sites that line the Old Carolina Road from Gettys-burg to Monticello - recapture stories of courage and sacrifice, retrace the footsteps of historic leaders, share in their decision making.

Combining physical exercise, the latest technology and the amazing opportunity to examine the past first hand, campers will experience a truly energizing way of learning history that engages them and gets them thinking. Open to: Rising 6

th, 7

th and 8

th graders

Dates: Monday July 12 through Friday July 23

Cost: $575 (includes snacks/ admissions/rental fees) Campers pack a bag lunch.

Host School: Smart’s Mill Middle School 850 North King St., Leesburg

Registration: opens February 8, 2010 (open until filled)

This two-week, full day program offers a unique chance for your child to explore nearby heritage sites under the guidance of local experts who will lead the group in hands-on historical interpretation. Using digital cameras and video recorders, campers will capture stories from the past, and then learn how to create short videos interpreting the impact of these people and places on our lives today. Space is limited to 24 students. Register now for this summer program sponsored in partnership between Loudoun County Public Schools and the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership.

Loudoun County Public Schools

Extreme Journey Middle School Summer Camp

To register or find out more details including a full schedule, or to view a video about this program, visit: www.hallowedground.org/extreme

http://www.hallowedground.org/extreme



EXTREME Journey Middle School Summer Camp

2010 Registration Form

PRINT Clearly and Legibly

We, the undersigned, have read and understand the conditions and rules/regulations on page 2.

Student's Signature: _____________________________________________ Date: __________________________

Parent's Signature: ______________________________________________ Date: __________________________

For Office Use Only

Registration Date: ___________________________ Check Number: ______________ or Cash (√): ______

Amount Paid: $__________________________

Special Arrangements:

Student's Last Name: Student’s First Name: M. I.: Gender: M F

Home Phone:

Father's Business Phone:

Mother's Business Phone:

Cell Phone:

Email Address:

School attended this year:

Grade Level

School assigned 2010-2011:

Grade Level

Allergies or Special Medical Condi-

tions:

Student Height:

COURSE NAME/

LOCATION

COURSE DATES

COURSE

ELIGIBILITY

COURSE TUITION

Extreme Journey Middle School Summer Camp/

Smart’s Mill Middle School

July 12 – July 23

Rising 6th, 7th, 8th

Graders

$575.00

Requesting a Scholarship (Circle One) Yes No

Please make checks payable to: Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership



EXTREME Journey Middle School Summer Camp REGISTRATION CHECKLIST:

PRINT AND COMPLETE all information spaces on the registration form clearly and legibly.

Tuition is due at time of registration.

Contact John Gallagher at the Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership ([email protected]) if you

have questions.

Program location is Smart’s Mill Middle School (Leesburg) and Course dates are July 12 – July 23.

****************************************************

REGISTRATION

Mailing Information:

Return completed registration form and tuition to:

Extreme Journey Summer Camp

Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership

PO Box 77

40175 Main Street

Waterford, VA 20197

****************************************************

RULES/REGULATIONS

Students will be expected to display appropriate behavior. Failure to do so may result in suspension and/

or removal from the summer program. The summer program will adhere to the Code of Student Con-

duct of the Loudoun County Public Schools.

Students involved in confrontations involving weapons and/or physical contact will be removed from the

summer program and tuition will not be refunded.

A student who possesses, uses, or is under the influence of a drug, narcotic, tobacco product, or alco-

holic beverage will be removed from the summer program and tuition will not be refunded.

Personal electronic devices (i.e. games, I-pods, etc.) are prohibited.

Student’s dress may not interfere with classroom activities nor contribute to the creation of a distur-

bance. Shirt and shoes must be worn at all times.

Parents are expected to pick students up promptly at the end of each day’s session.

This signed registration form gives parental permission for a student's participation in course field trips.

Parents will be informed of such field trips in advance. Fees may apply for off-site meals.

Loudoun County Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex, national origin,

military service or disability. Reasonable accommodations will be provided to persons with disabilities,

if requested.

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Cafeteria News

The Loudoun County Public Schools new Secondary Lunch Menu is a

three week repeating menu. This menu may be viewed online at

www.loudoun.k12.va.us by selecting lunch menus. Paper copies are avail-

able at all secondary schools.

May Hot Meal Menu Schedule

May 3 thru May 7 Week 2




June 1 thru June 4 Week 3

http://www.loudoun.k12.va.us

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