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While summer comes to a close and another school year gets ready to begin, I want to thank the entire Hanover-Horton community for the sup-port given to our district. Our students and staff are fortunate to have the tremendous support you provide to us every day. One significant change that has taken place over the sum-mer is that we have a new high school principal. Our previous principal, Mr. Dan Draper, has accepted a position at the Jack-son Area Career Center. We are excited to welcome our new high school principal, Mr. Isaac Cottrell. He is a 1993 graduate of Hanover-Horton High School and has taught in Con-cord and Northville. While this will be his first full-time admin-istrative position, he brings a wealth of knowledge and is more than ready for this new challenge. We feel lucky to have him on our staff! As a district, we have been focused on improvement. We are continuously looking for ways to improve our curricu-lum, our methods, our facilities, and strive to offer the best edu-cation we can. I would like to take this opportunity to pass along some updates dealing with our district’s academics, facilities, and communication.
ACADEMICS: Academical-ly, we have again been able to position ourselves as one of the top districts in Jackson County. Our recent results on the Michi-gan Merit Exam, ACT, and MEAP, have shown great growth. We anticipate that our scores will continue to rise in all areas as new programs begin to take effect.
Last year, we added a Young 5’s program for our little ones. This classroom gave the opportunity for stu-dents that were old enough for Kindergarten, but were not quite ready for it, the time to develop the skills needed for success. We believe, that for some children, time is the best gift we can give them. The response from parents was so strong that for this year, we needed to add a second section to the program. This year, a major addition to our curriculum will be Ad-vanced Placement (AP) cours-es at the high school. Students that can successfully pass the AP final exam are able to earn college credit for their high school class. This opportunity will enable our students to earn college credit without the need to travel or take a course online. We are excited that nearly half of our senior class will be taking AP Calculus this year!
FACILITIES: Thanks to the support of our community, our facilities are among the best in the area. Our new weight room facility is cur-rently under construction and should be completed shortly after the students return in September. We were able to secure a grant which will al-low us to purchase several pieces of weight equipment which will greatly enhance the environment for our students. This new facility will allow our students to utilize a much safer environment. We are excited to offer this amazing area to our students. Moving forward, our next
major project will be roofing the elementary school within the next couple of years. We will again use our sinking fund money for this project when the time comes. It is our plan to replace the roof before we have any significant leaks.
COMMUNICATION: An important goal that I have is to effectively communicate with our students, families, and com-munity. Through this newsletter and our website, we are able to highlight some of the major events happening. However, if you have an interest in what is happening on a more regular basis, follow us on Facebook. Simply type “Hanover-Horton School District” in the search area, and after you go to our page, just click “like.” You will automatically receive our up-dates in your newsfeed. Our Facebook page is the best source for up-to-date infor-mation. If you have any questions about any of these items or any-thing else, please feel free to ask me; I’m always glad to help. Again, thank you for all of your continued support!
John Denney, Superintendent
Go Comets!
FROM THE DESK OF SUPERINTENDENT JOHN DENNEY
Special Points of Interest:
August 18 HS Seniors Schedule changes by appointment August 19 HS Juniors Schedule changes by appointment August 20 HS Sophomore & Freshman Schedule changes by appointment August 26 ABC Night Elementary 5:00—7:00 p.m. Freshman/Parent
Orientation, HS Cafe 7:30—8:30 p.m. August 27 6th Grade Orientation
6:00 p.m. 7th & 8th Grade Open
House 6:45 - 8:00 p.m.September 2 First Day of School
Half Day for StudentsSeptember 19 Picture Day, K-12October 1 Student Count DayOctober 3 HomecomingOctober 29 Elem. Fall FestivalOctober 31 End of 1st Marking
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NEWSLETTER
HANOVER-HORTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
NEW SCHOOL STARTING TIMES
MIDDLE & HIGH 7:40 AM
ELEMENTARY 8:40 AM
AUGUST 2014
Go Comets!
NEW SCHOOLSTARTING TIMES
MIDDLE & HIGH7:40 AM
ELEMENTARY8:40 AM SCHOOL STARTS SEPTEMBER 2
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GRADES K-5
BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CHILD CARE
6:30 A.M.—8:30 A.M. 3:40 P.M.—6:00 P.M.
FOLLOWS SCHOOL CALENDAR
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 563-0107
NONDISCRIMINATION AND ACCESS TO EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of the Protected Clas-ses of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation or transgender identity), disability, age (except as authorized by law), religion, military status, ancestry, or any other statutorily protected category (collectively, "Protected Clas-ses") in its educational programs or activities.
Welcome Back Students! Looking forward to working with you this fall. Watch for details on the open-ing of your student credit union.
A Financial Education Program of CP Federal Credit Union
This fall, Hanover-Horton School District cafeterias are meeting tough new federal nutrition standards for school meals, ensuring that meals are healthy and well-balanced and provide students all the nutrition they need to succeed at school. Now is a great time to encourage your kids to choose school lunch! School meals offer students milk, fruits and vegetables, proteins and grains, and they must meet strict limits on satu-rated fat and portion size. Starting in School Year 2014-2015, school lunches will meet additional standards requiring:
Age-appropriate calorie limits for breakfast and lunch Fat-free or 1% milk (flavored milk must be fat-free) 0 grams trans fat More whole grains Reduced sodium levels A wider variety of vegetables, including dark green and red/orange vegetables and legumes Larger servings of vegetables and fruits (students must take at least one serving of fruit or vegetable)
We’re always working to offer Hanover-Horton students healthier and tastier choices. We are focusing on serving healthy homemade entrees, locally grown foods, and increased offerings of whole grains. School meals are a great value and a huge convenience for busy families too! Below are the meal prices. SendMoneyToSchool.com is a great tool to monitor your student’s meal account activity, deposit funds online, and view the account balance. If you would like to receive email alerts when your student’s account falls below the min-imum balance, contact the Food Service Office, 517.990.3603, to have this service set up. Meal applications can be submitted prior to the beginning of school by stopping by any of the building offices or sub- mitting an application online at LunchApp.com. Applications can take up to 10 days for processing. For the fastest ap- proval, utilize our online portal at www.LunchApp.com. We look forward to welcoming your children to the cafeteria this fall. To find out more about Hanover-Horton School’s healthy school meals, contact Alan Breneman, Director of Food Services at 517.990.3603. Thank you!
Healthy Changes in Our School Cafeterias
Elementary School Middle School High School Milk Breakfast $1.65 $1.65 $1.65 $0.50
Lunch $2.35 $2.60 $2.60 $0.50
Deposit funds into student accounts online, www.SendMoneytoSchool.com.
Submit a Free/Reduced Meal Application online, www.SendMoneytoSchool.com.
Easier, faster and confidential. Apply Today!
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REQUEST FORM TO KEEP YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION PRIVATE
The law requires that schools give parents and students the opportunity to request that information, including name, phone number, address, date and place of birth, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received and the most recent previous educational agency of institution attended by the student, not be disclosed to anyone out-side of the school. If you don’t want your information released to military recruiters and/or request that your information be kept pri-vate in other places, as well (such as a yearbook or other school publication) please fill out the form below. Once a parent or student makes this request, directory information cannot be disclosed without the affirmative con-sent of the parent (or the student if the student is over 18 years of age). If you do not opt out a school may provide only the student’s name, address and listed phone number to military recruiters, upon request. Unlisted phone numbers may not be disclosed. These requests are separated in the form below so that it is clear what information you wish to be released and to whom it may be released. Once you have signed and returned the form the information may not be released with-out a parent or guardian’s prior written consent. It is not required by law but it is recommended that a parent or guardian and the student both sign this form. It is also recommended that you keep a copy for your records. Date: ________________________________ Dear administrator of ________________________________________________________________ (Name of school) I hereby request that the name, address and telephone listing of the following student: _______________________________________ (Print name of student) (Check all that apply) _______ not be released to military recruiters without prior written parental consent _______ not be released to anyone in any school publication without prior consent _______ not be released to anyone in any school publication without prior consent with the exception of the
student yearbook. You may publish picture and name in the yearbook. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Print name of parent or legal guardian _______________________________________________________________________________________ Signature of parent or guardian _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Print name of student Signature of student
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Kylee Sue Ackley ++ * Melissa Lynn Ballard Alaina Christine Bell ++ * Katelyn Grace Beveridge Courtney Kristine Blakley Nicole Ann Bodell ++ * Brandon Joseph Brown Kaitlynn Elizabeth Burcroff Jonathan Daniel Causer Olyvia Lee Causie + Marvin James Childress III + Matthew Lee Childs + Khalob Clayton Cognata ++ Garrett Patrick Collier + Tyler Jay Colwell Hunter Alexander Cook Madison Ruth Curl ++ * Evan Michael Dailey James Donovan DeBoe II Alexis Nicole Dielman ++ Christopher Joseph DiFrancesco Joel Michael Dowker + Shalee Ann Drake Payton Matthew Dunning ++ * # Desiree’ Marie Frantum ++ Alexis Nichole French ++ # Tyler Joseph Gagne ++ Albert Francis Garrow III + Brandon Jacob Gilbert ++ * Hunter Nicole Gillett + Michael Thomas Halsey Haleigh Samantha Hammond + Dale Kristopher Hubbard
Kelsye Ann Irvine Kyndra Danielle Irvine + Parker Steven Johnson ++ Taylor LaRynn Jones Kailey Marie Kelley + Adam Francis Kennedy ++ * Megan Carmela Klintworth ++ * Jacob Paul Klotz Haylee Rae Lange ++ Alexander James Long Shaylin Alissa McCann ++ * Austin Allen McRae ++ * Amber Marie Meininger + Kaitlin Anne Mills Maitlynn Shelby Mossolle ++ Ashley Kay Newton Kim Liam O’Connell ++ * Eli Madison Page Kayla Grace Piloske ++ Kacie Laurene Poole ++ Silas Timothy Potter ++ Lauryn Kelly Pulliam ++ Craig Patrick Reska ++ * Jeffrey Dane Rhode, Jr. Courtney Louise Richards Rebecca Loretta Richardson Shannon Elizabeth Richardson ++ * Timothy Joseph Richardson Jordan Anthony Rigelman + Zachary Louis Rogers Nathaniel Wayne Rouster ++ * Tara Lynn Rule + Tyler Robert Schiller
Corey Ronald Schittenhelm ++ # Holly Rebecca Schittenhelm ++ * Keelie Alexandra Schmidt ++ * Valerie Renee Schuette + Allison Nichole Shuff ++ * Chloe’-Mae Faith Silveus Kenneth Tyler Sumner Tristan Joseph Swartout ++ * Raven Mykell Thames + Logan Garred Thayer Logan Phillip Aleczander Turner Kaelynn Storm Valente Joshua Michael VanCampen Alyssa Ann Vincent + Aaron Michael Visser Taylor Nicole Wells ++ Chelsey Dawn Wilcox Devin Joseph Woodard + Savanna Marie Wright + Adam Michael Yinger + Michael James Zeiler ++
HANOVER-HORTON VIRTUAL SCHOOL Victoria Lynn Bevier Shannon Elora Connor Nicole Victoria Sexton
++ Gold Cord Honor + Silver Cord Honor * National Honor Society Member# National Technical Honor Society Member (Jackson Area Career Center)
GRADUATING CLASS OF 2014
Alexis Dielman Alaina Bell
Adam Kennedy
Parker Johnson
Kim O’Connell
VALEDICTORIANS
SALUTATORIAN
Shannon Richardson
GRADUATING CLASS OF 2014valediCtorians
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AUGUST: 18 6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting 19 Senior Schedule Changes by appt. 20 Junior Schedule Changes by appt. 21 9th&10th Grade Schedule Changes
by appt. 26 5-7 pm ABC Night Elementary
7:30-8:30 pm Freshmen/Parent Meeting 27 6 pm 6th Grade Orientation
6:45-8 pm 7th & 8th Grade Open House
SEPTEMBER: 2 1/2 Day School for Students 9 6 pm PTA Meeting, Elementary Library 15 6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting 19 Picture Day for all students 29&30 Elementary Book Fair
OCTOBER: 1 Pupil Count Day, please be present 1-3 Elementary Book Fair 3 Homecoming Parade, 5 pm
Queen & King Crowning @ Halftime Homecoming Dance after game
14 6 pm PTA Meeting, HS/MS Library 20 6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting
23 Picture Retakes 29 5:30 pm Elementary Fall Festival 31 First Marking Period Ends
NOVEMBER: 3 No School for Students 4 Election Day 4-7 MS/HS Book Fair 6 3:30 pm MS/HS Parent/Teacher Conferences 8 6 pm Elementary Daddy/Daughter Dance 11 6 pm PTA Meeting, Elem Library 13 K-5 Conferences 4:00-7:30 pm 14 Half Day of School for Elementary K-5/
Full Day for Grades 6-12 K-5 Conferences 1:00-4:00 pm
17 6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting 26 1/2 Day School All Students 27&28 No School—Thanksgiving
DECEMBER: 8 6:30 pm Board of Education Meeting 15 7 pm Band/Choir Concert HS Gym 22-Jan 2 No School—Christmas Break
School Resumes January 5
DATES TO KNOW
YOUTH SPORTS CONTACT INFORMATION
FOOTBALL Andy Winter Phone: (517) 740-9688 Email: [email protected]
GIRLS BASKETBALL Andy Birch Phone (517) 914-4030 Email: [email protected]
BOYS BASKETBALL Chad Mortimer Phone: (517)563-0101, ext. 128 Email: [email protected]
GIRLS SOCCER Lisa Waagen Email: [email protected]
BOYS SOCCER Lisa Waagen Email: [email protected]
SOFTBALL Rob Davis Phone: (517)688-5364 Email: [email protected]
BASEBALL Rob Davis Phone: (517)688-5364 Email: [email protected]
HIGH SCHOOL
Cross Country 8/13/2014 Football 8/11/2014 Girls Golf 8/13/2014 Boys Soccer 8/13/2014 Volleyball 8/13/2014
MIDDLE SCHOOL Grades 7 & 8
Cross Country 8/25/2014 Football 8/25/2014 Volleyball 8/25/2014
FALL SPORTS 1ST PRACTICE DATE
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
ATHLETIC PASSES Fall Winter Spring
Family $150 $100 $50 Individual $75 $50 $40 Student $40 $30 $20
CONCUSSION PROTOCOL All athletes must have a concussion form signed and on file with their school. If an athlete is concussed, they must have written permission from a physician to be released back to physical activities.
LIMITED TEAM MEMBERSHIP
Once practicing with a high school team, a student may not participate in competi-tion not sponsored by his/her school in the same sport/same season, i.e. 3-on-3 bas-ketball during basketball season, etc.
DATES TO KNOW
ATHLETIC INFORMATION
two weeks of school please be at the bus stop 15 minutes early.The locations listed may or may not be a current bus stop. This is intended
to give a general idea of when the bus will arrive.
Bus # Time Bus # Time Bus #
6 8:13 7355 Fowler 3 7:35 12735 Moscow 35 8:07 12010 Galway 6 7:55 6
10245 Adams 8 7:53 10909 Grover 4 7:47 811662 Baker 6 7:41 3321 Hanover 6 8:09 6231 Reynolds 2
6 7:40 3770 Hanover 8 8:00 10375 Reynolds 76 8:05 6436 Hanover 7 8:20 11525 Reynolds 8
7410 Bowerman 2 7:50 7200 Hanover 3 8:15 10335 Rountree 48899 Bowerman 2 7:40 10691 Hanover 4 7:48 12655 Rountree 35705 Buckman 8 8:18 11975 Hanover 4 7:45 11511 Rutan 67205 Buckman 3 8:22 2600 Crouch 5 8:00 4576 Sears 12510 Chateau 1 7:41 11570 Highland Hills 6 8:13 441 Skyline 65601 Coats 2 7:58 1 7:47 425 Skyline 8
175 Cottage Dr 7 8:05 2000 Kimmel 5 8:10 10900 Snow 510709 Cowan Road 4 7:51 2605 Kimmel 5 8:01 7
247 Crispell Lk 8 7:40 3715 Kimmel (E) 1 7:54 8093 South Jackson 88204 Cross 3 7:55 5 8:15 4262 Springbrook 15280 Deer Ridge 2 8:10 8 7:50 4449 Springbrook 1
6 7:58 1300 Lindsey 8 7:51 1178 Eaglehurst 6 8:05 2622 Lindsey Rd 1 8:06 11931 Sutfin 7
6 8:00 Lk Marie 7 8:10 9469 Thorne 56 7:53 10750 Luttenton 4 8:08 7025 Tripp 22 7:57 12600 Luttenton 4 8:13 3503 Tygh 5
5200 Farwell Lk 7 8:13 205 Main (E) 2 7:55 10131 Vicary 77520 Folks Rd 3 7:50 568 Maitland 8 8:10 8109 Waite 88817 Folks 4 7:40 9210 Mapledale Rd 1 8:17 6
11369 Folks 4 8:05 9970 Miller Street 4 7:50 7951 Weeks 213787 Folks 4 8:01 5705 Moscow 2 8:05 7968 Weir Rd 3
4 8:00 10501 Moscow 8 8:20 265 Westshore 68888 Fowler 3 8:00 12400 Moscow 7 7:38 1120 Wetherby 5
2 Gary Spicer 3 Sue Rombyer 8 Connie Rulison4 Debbie Root 7 Katie Creery 1 Duane Wolfgang5 Telisha Fausak 6 Sharon Warblow
If you have any questions regarding the transportation schedules please call Mr. Mike Connor at 563-0106.Transportation staff members will be present at the elementary ABC Night on August 26th. This list of bus routesis intended to give you a general idea of when a bus will arrive. Students should be at their stop 15 minutes early for the first two weeks of school. Our goal is to transport our students in the safest, most efficient manner possible. We appreciate the help we receive from parents in keeping our children safe.
BUS NUMBERS AND DRIVERS
TRANSPORTATION PROCEDURES:
HANOVER-HORTON SCHOOLS TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 2014-2015 BUS ROUTE LISTKINDERGARTEN THROUGH FIFTH GRADE
Address Address Address
East Shore Dr
Wedgewood
Erin Drive
The following is a tentative list for the fall bus schedule pick-up times. For the first
AshworthPinehill Lk Rd
Preston
Somerset Bait
Surrey Lane
Baker & Almon
ABC Academy
Liberty Township Hall
Belaire Ct
Dublin Dr & Circle
Kimmel & S Jackson
Horton/Ravenwood
Folks & Watson
Farview
REMINDER:Students are only permitted to ride the bus they are assigned to.
STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RIDE ANOTHER STUDENT'S BUS.
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Bus # Time Bus # Time Bus #
10425 Adams 8 6:55 3321 Hanover 8 7:10 11741 Patch 7116 Ashworth Drive 1 6:45 5815 Hanover 1 6:50 11144 Pinewood Drive 6
11549 Baker 6 6:40 6425 Hanover 1 6:51 Preston Rd 811670 Baker 6 6:40 7601 Hanover 3 7:17 4991 Reynolds 27355 Bowerman 3 7:15 11250 Hanover 4 7:03 10750 Reynolds 77505 Bowerman 3 7:15 3 7:10 12501 Round Lake 77330 Browns Lk 5 7:05 4 6:50 10460 Rountree 15885 Buckman 1 6:40 303 Hatch 5 6:36 11707 Rountree 16386 Buckman 1 6:40 1320 Hatch 5 6:45 4521 Sears 2
2 7:04 2275 Hatch Rd 5 6:43 155 Shore (E) 611685 Cowan Road 4 7:15 2 6:58 216 Shore (W) 62227 Crispell 8 6:58 395 Jackson St. 1 6:55 425 Skyline 83370 Crispell 5 6:31 7550 S. Jackson Rd 5 7:08 78204 Cross 3 6:55 8101 S. Jackson Rd 8 6:45 4465 Springbrook 21775 Crouch 5 6:39 8621 S. Jackson Rd 8 6:51 5900 Springbrook 82460 Crouch 5 6:52 2655 Kimmel (E) 5 7:07 6744 Springbrook 8
2 6:55 2449 Kimmel (W) 5 7:03 101 State (W) 39899 Dew 3 7:15 3715 Kimmel (W) 2 7:08 11551 Strait 1
5 6:56 5 7:07 56 7:03 1230 Lindsey Road 8 6:52 11921 Sutfin 76 6:59 12200 Luttenton 4 6:35 8924 Thorne 2
5277 Farwell Lake 7 7:13 2 7:00 3221 Tygh 87 7:10 206 Main 3 6:47 300 Union 3
7500 Folks 4 7:25 556 Maitland 8 7:18 710315 Folks 4 6:30 116 Mechanic St 3 6:50 10501 Vicary 711345 Folks 4 6:31 209 Merkel 7 7:00 6
4 7:10 266 Mirror Dr 6 7:04 8186 Waite 88888 Fowler 3 7:00 208 Moscow 3 6:40 6
12300 Goose Lk 4 6:50 8723 Moscow 5 6:34 10605 Watson 46 6:38 12400 Moscow 7 6:38 7968 Weir Road 1
9511 Grover 4 7:21 12735 Moscow 1 6:33 1300 Wetherby 510900 Grover 4 7:15 12011 Wooden 4
2 Gary Spicer 3 Sue Rombyer 8 Connie Rulison4 Debbie Root 7 Katie Creery 1 Duane Wolfgang5 Telisha Fausak 6 Sharon Warblow
If you have any questions regarding the transportation schedules, please call Mr. Mike Connor at 563-0106.Transportation staff members will be present at the elementary ABC Night on August 26th. This list of bus routesis intended to give you a general idea of when a bus will arrive. Students should be at their stop 15 minutesearly for the first two weeks of school. Our goal is to transport our students in the safest, most efficient manner possible. We appreciate the help we receive from parents in keeping our children safe.
Hanover Park
Farwell Lk & Lk MarieUS12 & Beach
TRANSPORTATION PROCEDURES:
BUS NUMBERS AND DRIVERS
REMINDER:
Waldron Ct
Vicary & Springmill
Address Address
EaglehurstErin & Galway
Hanover & Pulaski Rd
Horton & Ravenwood
Maule Ln
Deer Ridge
Draper & Loomis
Students are only permitted to ride the bus they are assigned to.
STUDENTS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO RIDE ANOTHER STUDENT'S BUS.
6th THROUGH 12th GRADESHANOVER-HORTON SCHOOLS TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 2014-2015 BUS ROUTE LIST
The following is a tentative list for the fall bus schedule pick-up times. For the firsttwo weeks of school please be at the bus stop 15 minutes early.
The locations listed may or may not be a current bus stop. This is intendedto give a general idea of when the bus will arrive.
Greenbriar
Folks & Miller
Chateau Dr.
Somerset Bait
Surrey Lane
Address
Kimmel & S Jackson
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Administration…………….…...517-563-0100 High School……………………..517-563-0101
Athletics…………………………517-563-0143 Middle School………………..... 517-563-0102 Elementary………517-563-0103 or 563-0104 Transportation…………….…...517-563-0106 Kids Club………………….….….517-563-0107 Lil’ Comets………………….…..517-563-0124 SCHOOL CLOSINGS…..….....517-563-0117
HANOVER-HORTON SCHOOL DISTRI CT 10400 MOSCOW ROAD HORTON, MI 49246
2013-2014 WINTER & SPRING ACADEMIC ATHLETIC AWARDS
We’re on the web…. www.hanoverhorton.org
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Academic All-Conference Girls’ Basketball: Keelie Schmidt Boys’ Bowling: Matt Childs, Joel Dowker, Jordan Rigelman Girls’ Bowling: Alexis French, Amber Meininger Competitive Cheer: Kacie Poole, Lauryn Pulliam Girls’ Track: Shannon Richardson, Tara Rule Boys’ Track: Matt Childs, Payton Dunning, Kim O’Connell, Jordan Rigelman, Tristan Swartout Softball: Kylee Ackley, Kayla Piloske, Kacie Poole, Lauryn Pulliam, Keelie Schmidt
Academic All-District Baseball: Austin Jones, Connor Johnson, Nick Keinath
Academic All-Region Baseball: Austin Jones, Connor Johnson
Academic All-State Individual Honors Boy’s Track: Lucas Crisanti, Austin Shepherd, Brennan Burk,
Dakota Yeaster, Clay Herwat, Seth Vincent Baseball: Austin Jones, Connor Johnson Softball: Kylee Ackley, Kayla Piloske, Kacie Poole, Lauryn Pulliam, Keelie Schmidt
Academic All-State Team Honors Girl’s Softball Team with a 3.75 GPA C
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Please beware that our School Board policy prohibits use of tobacco products 24/7 on all school grounds, buildings, parking lots and athletic complexes.
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