Transcript IHS News (newsletter) - West Irondequoit Central School District

HS News
Irondequoit High School Newsletter
Winter 2014
Yearly Calendar …...….....……….. 2
Good News ……………..………..…. 4
Course Selection Info Night...…. 7
Honor Roll …………..........…….. 11
Yearbook Order Form ..………... 13
From the Principal’s Desk
Dear IHS Learning Community Members:
“May your walls know joy, may every room hold laughter, and every window open to great possibility.”
~ Mary Anne Radmacher
Let me begin by wishing everyone a happy and healthy holiday season! It is incredible to think we’re well into the second
marking period of the school year already. Our students are positioned to build on the positive results from the first
marking period when 33% of our students earned honor roll status and 26% achieved high honor recognition.
As mentioned in the last IHS Newsletter, one of our jobs is to provide our students a 21st century curriculum aligned with
professionally developed standards and rigorous coursework. Through student centered learning experiences, our teachers
are providing students opportunities to build important and necessary skills to be college and career ready upon
graduation. Our goal is for students to develop critical thinking skills. Students need to be able to make meaning and
transfer knowledge and skills to new contexts. The use of complex text and textual evidence allows students to establish
and justify claims and arguments verbally, in writing and through discourse.
A few important notes…
 We are fast approaching the midpoint of the school year which means midterm exams are just around the corner.
Midterm week will occur from January 26-30, 2015. Midterm week provides our students an environment that
replicates the high-stakes Regents examination setting that students experience in June. It also provides our teachers
with important data on student progress so they can plan future instruction accordingly. Please encourage your
student to take advantage of review opportunities.

It’s course selection time for 2015-16. Students currently in grades 8-11 are preparing to choose their courses for the
next school year. Students recently brought home their initial course preferences for parents to sign and will be
meeting with counselors to select courses in the coming weeks. Parents are encouraged to contact counselors with
questions regarding their student’s 4-year plan, elective and college-level course opportunities and graduation
requirements. The course catalog is available on our Website and Course Selection Information Night will be held
on January 12th, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.
We are committed to academic excellence while fostering an atmosphere of respect, responsibility, and positive
relationships through our IHS community values. Please feel free to contact me at any time during the school year
through a personal appointment, via the phone (585-336-2911) or e-mail ([email protected]). I am
confident that by working together, we can ensure the success of your IHS student.
Partners in education,
Douglas W. Lauf
Shared Purpose ~ Mutual Respect ~ Mutual Support ~ Shared Pride
How to Reach Us
Irondequoit High School
260 Cooper Road
Rochester, N.Y. 14617
266-7351
Attendance Office: 336-2919
www.westirondequoit.org/ihs
Principal: Mr. Douglas Lauf
Assistant Principals: Grades 9/11: Ms. Amy Vandergrift
Grades 10/12: Mr. Wade Bianco
Athletics Office: Mr. Anthony Lipani, Athletic Director
Counseling Center: Ms. Gretchen Bush, Coordinator
Health Office: Mrs. Mary Piston, School Nurse
336-2911
336-2917
336-2913
336-3006
336-2921
336-2937
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
October 13
November 11
November 26 - 28
December 22 - January 2
January 19
February 16 - 20
March 30 - April 3
May 25
Columbus Day
Veterans Day
Thanksgiving Recess
Holiday Recess
Martin Luther King Day
Winter Recess
Spring Recess
Memorial Day Recess
DATES TO REMEMBER
DECEMBER
Saturday
December 6
SAT and Subject Tests
MAY
Saturday
May 2
Weeks of
Tuesday
Friday
Week of
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thurs -Sun
May 4 -15
May 12
May 15
May 18
May 19
May 21
May 22
May 22
May 22
May 26
May 28
May 28 - 31
Tuesday
June 2
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
June 2
June 5
June 6
Tuesday
Tuesday
Saturday
June 9
June 9
June 13
Monday
Monday
Weeks of
Friday
Thursday
Sunday
June 15
June 15
June 16 - 25
June 19
June 25
June 28
Register by November 6
Thurs - Sun
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
December 4 -7
December 10
December 11
December 13
Week of
Thursday
December 15
December 18
Fall Drama at IHS
College Financial Aid Info Night
Children's Holiday Party
ACT Test
Register by November 7
Interims mailed home
“The Hour” Concert
JANUARY
Thursday
Monday
Week of
Friday
January 8
January 12
January 26
January 30
Graduate / Senior Workshop
8th Grade Parents Orientation
Midterm and Regents exams
2nd marking period ends
FEBRUARY
Week of
Saturday
Thursday
February 2
February 7
February 12
I-Fest Winter Festival Week
Student Council Winter Dance
Report Cards mailed home
SAT and Subject Tests
Register by April 6
Advanced Placement Exams
National Honor Society Induction
Junior Honor Roll Awards Bkfst
Interim Reports mailed home
District Vote
Student Council Installation Bkfst
Senior Honor Roll Awards Bkst
Arts Festival
Junior Prom / After Hours Party
9th and 10th Grade Awards Night
Career Connections Breakfast
Spring Comedy
JUNE
Common Core ELA /
Geometry Regents
11th / 12th Grade Awards Night
Senior Ball
SAT and Subject Tests
Register by May 8
MARCH
Saturday
March 4
SAT only - No subject tests
Week of
Monday
Tuesday
Thurs - Sun
March 9
March 16
March 24
March 26-29
Interim Reports mailed home
National College Fair
Senior Citizens Dinner Theatre
Spring Musical
Friday
Friday
Saturday
April 10
April 17
April 18
Wednesday.
Thursday
April 29
April 23
Register by February 13
Graduation Concert
Athletic Awards Ceremony
ACT Test
Register by May 8
Powder Puff Game
Last day of classes
Local & Regents Final Exams
Senior Banquet / Senior Celebration
Fourth marking period ends
Graduation
APRIL
Talent Show
Third marking period ends
ACT Test
Report Cards mailed home week of July 1st
Register by March 13
Report cards issued
Senior Citizen Fun Night
Do you know someone in the Class of 2014?
If you know someone who graduated from IHS in 2014, please let them know they are invited to join us for
the Graduate/Senior workshop on Thursday, January 8, 2015. This is an annual assembly where we invite
members from the last graduating class to come and talk to the students in this year’s graduating class about
their experiences at college and/or in the work force.
If you know a 2014 grad who is interested in sharing their experiences with the Class of 2015, please have
them send an e-mail to [email protected].
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RODEQUOIT WINS AWARDS
DECA COLLECTS FOOD
Staff members of the IHS newspaper Rodequoit attended the
Empire State School Press Association conference at
Syracuse University. The students were honored with the
following awards:
IHS Business DECA club sponsored a food drive at the high
school for the Irondequoit Community Cupboard. Members
of the DECA Leadership team worked with all of the
homerooms and encouraged food donations from all IHS
students and their families for a week.
Overall Gold Award: Highest Achievement
Becki Walters: Gold award for feature writing
Chris DiCesare: Gold award for Sports Column Portfolio
Allison Maier: Silver for Editorial
Lydia Turiano: Silver for Editorial Cartoon Portfolio
Faith Torres: Bronze for Editorial Cartoon Portfolio
Amanda Clark: Honorable Mention for Editorial
Becki Walters: Honorable Mention for Editorial
MODEL UN
IHS won a best delegation award at the Hilton Model UN
Conference in November . In addition, Zack Kier
successfully chaired the Territories and Foreign Intervention
Committee, Gina DiPaola won outstanding lawyer, Molly
Brind’Amour won outstanding jour nalist and Cherine
Ghazouani won best delegate r epr esenting Tunisia in the
Human Rights Committee.
MUSIC STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN
VETERANS DAY CEREMONY
Nate Hauk and Tyler Cutting per for med at the Veter ans
Day ceremony at the Irondequoit Town Hall.
MATH LEAGUE
The IHS Math League Team competes monthly with other
schools in Monroe County and won both of their first two
meets (October; November), competing with six other teams.
During the October meet, they led right from the start and
finished with 58 points to the next closest score of 49. In
November, they came from behind in the last round, edging
out Hilton 50 to 48.
I ROCK RECOGNITION
Kelsey Curazzato, Joshua Deutsch, Jillian Fregosi,
Brianna Masco, Emily Koss, Madison Montana, Justin
Proulx and Christophene Robinson ear ned " I ROCK"
recognition at Eastern Monroe Career Center. The five
attributes recognized by I ROCK are integrity, respect,
occupational excellence, citizenship and other kudos for their
accomplishments.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Amnesty International Club members dropped off clothes at
the Rochester City Mission Clothing Distribution Center and
then assisted with preparing and serving a dinner at the City
Mission Soup Kitchen. Members are : Steph Buehler,
Cherine Ghazovani, Joab Louis, Madeline Mohr, Zach
Monetta, Haley Mroczek, Susie Register and Abby
Terrigino along with advisor s, Ms. Jaynes and Mrs.
Reinert.
The DECA leadership team met at I-Square (corner of
Cooper & Titus) and did a "clean sweep" of the area and also
accepted any other food donations from the community. In
total they collected a half-ton of donations for the cupboard!
DECA NEWS
Students recently finished competing in the first challenge of
the Virtual Business DECA Sports, Retail and Restaurant
competition. These are DECA (www.deca.org ) competitive
events that have students making business decisions on a
computer in a simulated business environment.
Marissa Tortora and Samantha Miller made decisions in
their Retail event that required analysis on purchasing,
expired goods, demographics, marketing research data, store
floor layout, shoplifting, back-room inventory and cash
register management. At the end of four weeks, the Tortora/
Miller team was ranked first in the country out of 1,090
teams. This performance has earned them an opportunity to
compete at the DECA International Career Development
Conference in April and a chance to win $1,000.
In the Virtual Business Sports event, teammates Nick
Charles, TyReek Sizer and Charlie Eblacker analyzed
market research data to establish ticket prices within their
stadium for each home game and determined what other
events would be profitable during the season (like concerts)
to maximize profits. Over their four-week competition they
finished first in the nation out of 1,651 teams and will also
compete at the DECA International Career Development
Conference (ICDC) in April and have a chance to win
$1,000.
It is also noteworthy that Megan Giamartino and Kiersten
Pease wer e fir st in New Yor k State in the Restaur ant
simulation competition.
LATIN STUDENTS PARTICIPATE
IN CERTAMEN
Latin students participated in the Junior Classical League
Fall Fling at Pittsford-Sutherland High School in November.
Gina DiPaola and Zach Zlotnick r epr esented Latin IV,
Rachael Washington and Anna Raynor r epr esented
Latin III. Two hundred fifty Latin students representing 13
districts, homeschoolers and private schools competed in
Certamen which is similar to Super Quiz and in on-line
subject area multiple choice tests. Anna Raynor earned 3rd
place in on-line Vocabulary and Mythology for Level III.
Gina DiPaola designed the Dead Caesar s Society T-shirt
which placed 2nd in the T-shirt design contest.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS
Awards of Distinction for Excellence in Foreign
Language wer e given to Level 4 students who have
maintained an average of 93% or greater through all of
their high school foreign language classes.
Stella Aldridge, Nicole Beh, Michael Belmont, Anne
Brennan, Kimberly Caceci, Lia Capotorto, Trevor
Carney, Maia Caruso, Matthew Clements, Morgan
Dauphinee, Tiffany DeMarco, Joseph Depoian, Bridget
Deveney, Kathryn Diehl, Gina DiPaola, Daniel Doktor,
Hayley Dyrland, Olivia Errigo, Kara Frachioni, Nicole
Fuller, Isaac Gagarinas, Collin Giblin, Trevor Hess,
Kylee Kanealey, Hannah Kralles, Jesse Lefler, Zachary
Lessard, Elaine Lonadier, Jaclyn Maguire, Sean
Mannion, Thomas Martello, Quinn Melidona, Zachary
Monette, Fiona Mooney, Konner Oakes, Justin O’Dell,
Danniel Ornelas, Sarah Ortiz, Brianna Palmer, Gabriella
Palumbo, Jasmyn Parkhurst, Melanie Pavlovych,
Siobhan Plouffe, Susan Register, Michael Rizzo, Elena
Rohr, Veronica Rolon, Sarah Rossi, Erika Russell,
Treyce Schnarr, Amy Schumacher, Juliana Schwarz,
Elizabeth Smith, Ethan Smith, Amelia Sykes, Daniel
Tette, Tayler Thompson, Diamond Valion, Alexandra
Van Acker, Hallie Varenka, Cristian Vargas, Michael
Vrooman-Arroniz, Meghan Walters, Natalie Weckesser,
Brooke Weinstein, Anna Weldy, Alexandra Wilder,
Darren Woodard and Zachary Zlotnick.
Exceptional Performance of Advanced Foreign
Language Studies awards wer e given to students in
Level 5 and Advanced Placement courses who have
maintained an average of 93% or better through all of
their high school foreign language classes.
Marisa Arrowood, Kathleen Bretz, Erin Brind’Amour,
Molly Brind’Amour, Sarah Greenly, Daniel Guider,
Katherine Huppé, Zachary Kier, Aubriana Kuhmann,
Clare Mannion, Emma Mendenhall, Katherine Miller,
Mohamed Mohamed, Amanda Napierala, Emma
Palermo, Shannon Putnam, Monica Quinlan, Alia
Rivera, Peter Ruhling, Abigayle Schmitz, Alyxandra
Struble, Samantha Talarico, Marissa Tortora., Gianna
Welch, Lexine Wilkas and Hannah Zachary.
SPORTS NEWS
FALL SPORT SCHOLAR ATHLETES
Girls Varsity Cheerleading - Nicole Beh, Clare Mannion,
Mikayla Papp, Alia Rivera, Megan Schermerhorn, Abigayle
Schmitz and Jessica Wilson-Ignizio.
Boys Varsity Cross Country - Ethan Bulmahn, Zachary
Denysenko, Nathan Hauk, Zayn Johnson, Britt Kaukeinen,
Liam Lewis, Peter Martin, Brendan O'Connor, Matthew
Parulski and Robert Thompson.
Girls Varsity Cross Country - Erin Brind'Amour, Molly
Brind'Amour, Elena Davis, Jocelyn McKnight, Emma
Palermo, Alexandra Wilder and Lexine Wilkas.
Girls Varsity Field Hockey - Anna D'Ambrosio, Hannah
Fitzpatrick, Emma Frankenberger, Sarah Greenly, Kyra
Minchak, Kiersten Pease, Lauren Russi and Abigail Stack.
Girls Varsity Swimming/Diving - Stella Aldridge, Marisa
Arrowood, Alison Branch, Lydia Fregosi, Sage Green,
Gabriella Guagliardo, Lindsay Haefner, Robin
Kirchgessner, Ashley McDonald, Madison Montana, Fiona
Mooney, Emmaline Riester, Elena Rohr, Olivia Sciarabba,
Lauren Segelin, Sophia Thurston and Taylor Walker.
Girls Varsity Tennis - Aliana Burgos, Natalie Dascoulias, Luba
Gurman, Katherine Miller, Tiara Oglesby, Emma Remis,
Sarah Rossi, Lillian Summers and Anna Weldy.
Boys Varsity Football - Matthew Clements, Max Eismann,
Daniel Harris, Nicholas Kier, Sean Mannion, Thomas
Martello, Antonio McIntyre, Cameron Rohr, Treyce
Schnarr, Daniel Tette, Michael Vrooman-Arroniz and
Alexander Zine-Eddine.
Boys Varsity Soccer - Trevor Carney, Nathan Charles, Nicholas
Charles, Justin Cribbin, Daniel Duguay, Daniel Kalke, Riley
McGwin, John Segerson, Nathan Stack, Jason Stack and
Zachary Zlotnick.
Girls Varsity Soccer - Anne Brennan, Jessica Byrnes, Kimberly
Caceci, Emily Condello, Ava Harrington, Grace Kunkel,
Baillie Latour, Siobhan Plouffe, Monica Quinlan, Erika
Russell and Mahalia Willis.
Boys Varsity Volleyball - Joshua Deutsch, Jesse Lefler, Tyler
McHugh, Tam Nguyen, Jordan Putnam, Maxwell Szuba
and Thomas Vay.
Girls Varsity Volleyball - Grace Bradshaw, Savannah Crocetti,
Katherine Huppe, Kylee Kanealey, Hannah Kralles, Jaclyn
Maguire, Quinn Melidona, Amanda Napierala, Samantha
Raspudic, Jourdan Roemer, Claire Tuttle, Alexandra Van
Acker and Daria Williams.
The varsity football team are Section V champions!
Congratulations on a great season!
Britt Kaukeinen was named 1st Team All Section V
and 1st Team All County in Cross Country.
Peter Martin was also named 1st Team All County in
Cross Country.
Elena Rohr competed in NYSPHSAA State Diving
Championships in November at Ithaca College. She finished
14th out of 57 divers.
LUNCH LOAN REMINDER
If you forget to bring lunch money, don’t worry, high school
students can charge 2 lunches or a total of $5.10. You must
pay that back, though, because if you forget your money
again, you will be given a PB&J or a cheese sandwich and
milk until the charges are paid. Don't get stuck with a
sandwich and milk! Remember to bring your lunch money
and pay back any loans!
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STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
October
Art
Business
English
Health
LOTE
Math
Music
Phys Ed
Science
Social Studies
Technology
IHS School Wide
Maria Rollinson
Sarah Greenly
Luke Turiano
Mikayla Papp
Rachael Washinton
Jacob Ness
Daniel Rosen
Shawn Brooks
Kyra Minchak
Beny Santana-Montalvo
Cameron Cirasuolo
Campbell German
November
Art
Business
English
Health
LOTE
Math
Music
Phys Ed
Science
Social Studies
Technology
IHS School Wide
Blair Masco
Nick Charles
Ian Woodall
Juliana Rizzo
Alexis Schwalm
Katie Bretz
Justin Andraszek
Braiman Knight
Susan Rollinson
Abeer Mohamed
Patricia Smith
Sophie DiCarlo
December
Art
Business
English
Health
LOTE
Math
Music
Phys Ed
Science
Social Studies
Technology
IHS School Wide
Alana Antczak
Marissa Tortora
Romeo Levesque
AP COURSES
AP courses are linked directly to the AP exams, and
all enrolled students are required to challenge the
exams. These courses and exams provide each child
with the opportunity to experience the rigors of
college in a supportive high school setting, as well as
provide them with the opportunity to earn college
credit. Typically, over 70% of our students score 3, 4
or 5 on the exams and thereby qualify for college
credit. The cost of a college credit far exceeds the
$91.00 fee. District policy requires participating
students to cover the $91.00 cost of each Advanced
Placement exam. You will be receiving a detailed
letter specific to your child in February.
PARENT/PRINCIPAL
COFFEE HOUR!
February 9th from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
In the Conference Room
April 21st from 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
In the Library
CLASS OF 2015
IMPORTANT SENIOR INFORMATION
Darien Lake
Senior Ball
TBD
Friday, June 5, 2015
Senior Banquet
Senior Celebration
Friday, June 19, 2015
(Parent sponsored)
immediately following banquet
Leo Camerucci-Gambacorta
Trinity Aselin
Siobhan Plouffe
Sarah Morris
Lia Capotorto
Elena Davis
Sean Preston
Robert Bohner
Mitchell Culver
Commencement
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Eastman Theatre, 3:00 p.m.
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Emergency Closing Procedures
West Irondequoit Central
School Cancellation
There may be times, due to adverse weather or
other emergencies, when it will be necessary
to close one or more schools. In order to
inform the community, the district will contact
parents via our automated phone system using
numbers provided by families at the start of
the school year. We will also alert major
television and radio stations (Channels 8, 9,
10 & 13), WHAM 1180 AM, and WXXI
1370 with details of the situation.
Now Look What I’ve Done!
If the determination to close is made before
the opening of school in the morning, every
effort will be made to notify families by 6:00
a.m. There may be occasions when the start of
school is delayed, and this would also be
communicated to families. For example, a one
-hour delay would mean that schools would
open one hour later than the normal schedule.
Buses would pick students up one hour later.
The school day would end at the regularly
scheduled time and afternoon kindergarten
hours would not be affected.
School Closing – During the Day
Should it be necessary to close school during
the day, the district will take actions to ensure
the safety of children and staff and the parents
would be notified using our automated phone
system. The following procedures will apply:
9-12: Students (except handicapped students
requiring transportation) who feel that they
can reach their destinations safely will be
dismissed. All other students will remain in
school until satisfactory arrangements can be
made.
Please review with your children, neighbors
and relatives the plans you have pre-arranged,
should an early dismissal or emergency school
closing occur. It is crucial that parents
understand the emergency notification
procedures we are using and that you think
about how you and your children will respond
under these rare conditions. We appreciate
your efforts to keep your child’s emergency
plan up-to-date as family schedules and
circumstances change.
WICPTSA
Arts and Literature Program
All children in grades 4 through 12 are invited to
submit entries in any of seven categories of
art and literature.
Dance Choreography
Film Production/Animation
Literature
Musical Composition
Traditional/Digital Photography
Drawing and Painting
Sculpture and Mixed Media
Arts, music and literature enhance children’s
learning experiences and bring imaginations to life.
Build and celebrate creativity!
Showcase your talents!
Participate in “Now Look What I’ve Done!”
Entries are due January 16, 2015
Entry forms and information packets are available
in the main office and on our Website at
www.wipctsa.org
Any questions can be directed to Maureen Heron at
756-8617 or [email protected]
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Parents and Guardians of
8 , 9th, 10th, and 11th Graders:
th
Have you ever wondered …
 What is the course selection process?
 What courses does your child need to graduate?
 What career-oriented opportunities are available?
 What are colleges looking for?
 What about electives and college-credit courses?
Browse the IHS Course Catalog
any time at
www.westirondequoit.org/ihs and
click on the Course Catalog link!
You are cordially invited to Irondequoit High School’s annual
Course Selection Information Night
7:00 p.m.
Monday, January 12, 2015
This is an excellent opportunity to find out more about course offerings as students
prepare for 2015-16 and beyond. Teachers and administrators will be available to answer
questions about all of our course offerings.
INFINITE CAMPUS STUDENT PORTAL!
Starting on February 2, 2015, students will also be able to access their
assignments and grades online.
Here is how it works…
Go to: www.westirondequoit.org
Click on: Infinite Campus Parent/Student Portal Login
Username: Student ID number
Password: First name initial, last name initial and birthdate (mmddyy)
For example: Mary Smith’s ID number is 012345 and her birthdate is February 7, 1998.
Her user name would be 012345 and her password would be ms020798.
NOTE: When you login for the first time each year, you will be prompted to change your password.
Have a question? See Mrs. Notar in the Counseling Center, Mrs. Raab in the Library or
Mrs. Iglewski in the Main Office.
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SHOP AT
AND
If you do your holiday shopping at Target and Tops,
they will donate money to IHS! Last year, Target sent
us a check for almost $800! Every time you use your
REDcard at Target, they donate 1% of your purchase to
the school you have chosen. To enroll in the program at
Tops, go to TopsMarkets.com/education. The money
we receive helps pay for the junior and senior parties at
the end of the year.
Visit the
IHS BOOKSTORE / BOX OFFICE
7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
336-2903
IHS Clothing, School Supplies
Novels, Review Books, Dictionaries
2002, 2004 - 2015 Yearbooks
Tickets to IHS/Dake Performing Arts events
ATTENTION PARENTS!!!
HAVE YOU SIGNED UP TO RECEIVE THE
IHS E-NEWS?
You will receive important information regarding
upcoming events, deadlines, opportunities for
students and parents, etc.
Send your e-mail address to:
[email protected]
Include your name, your child(ren)’s name(s) and
his/her year(s) of graduation.
PET OWNERS
Residents are reminded that for the safety of all of our
students and visitors, pets are not allowed on any of our
campuses when students are present, including
during athletic competitions. At other times, pets must
be leashed and under control. Please comply with
requests from school district security and athletic
supervisory personnel regarding pets on our grounds.
And thank you for cleaning up after your animal,
keeping our walkways and fields more pleasant for
everyone!
DONATIONS NEEDED!!!
COLLAGE MATERIALS NEEDED
The Art Department is looking for school
appropriate donated maps and magazines for
collage materials. Magazines that are image rich
including nature related imagery, animals,
interesting figures from world cultures (like
National Geographic), technology and science,
featuring interesting architecture, fashion design,
interior design catalogues with fabric or wallpaper
samples including textures and patterns, sewing
patterns, maps new or old, vintage magazines of
any genre featured above including old fonts and
even hand writing samples, magazines with
different qualities of paper: matte or semi-gloss
pages, especially magazines printed on smooth
matte newsprint, interesting characters (of all
ages, genders, classes, races, sizes, looks/poses)
and objects! Please drop off in a bag or box in the
main office for Ms. McCallum.
PHOTO DEPARTMENT IS LOOKING
FOR OLD 35mm CAMERAS
Do you have an old 35mm SLR camera that you
are no longer using in this digital age? The photo
department is looking for donations of these types
of cameras. Please contact
[email protected] if you would
like to donate a camera. Receipts for donated
instruments will be provided for tax purposes.
Do you have a BAND INSTRUMENT
collecting dust in your house?
Would you like to know that someone is playing it?
You can either loan it to the IHS Music
Department or donate it. Contact Patty Welch at
336-0778 or [email protected].
Loaned instruments will be documented, then
returned in playing condition no later than the end
of the school year. Receipts for donated
instruments will be provided for tax purposes.
CELL PHONES
The West Irondequoit Alumni Association is
collecting used cell phones as a fundraising
campaign. Proceeds will benefit the association’s
“Generations of Excellence” scholarship fund.
Inactive phones (any age or make) may be
dropped off at any school or at the District Office
at
321 List Avenue. Call 336-3067 for details.
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TIPS FOR PARENTS
As parents, it is important to be aware of the messages associated with everything from clothing to items in popular culture.
Staying connected allows you to have conversations with your children about what is popular and helps you to stay informed
about what your children may be identifying with.
Numerous inquiries have risen from parents regarding the Diamond Supply Company’s clothing. One of the questions we
encounter frequently is: Is the clothing drug related? The attire that the company produces ranges from hats, tees, sweatshirts,
and socks, to shoes and book bags. The items are sold at numerous stores including skate shops, teen clothing stores, and are
easily accessible on the Internet.
As indicated by the visuals attached to this article, Diamond Supply Company produces a significant amount of clothing attire
that indicates marijuana use/getting high. Some is subtle. Some is not. And not all the attire features drugs.
Obviously not everyone who wears Diamond Supply Company attire uses drugs or is aware of the trend. But, the bottom line
is that this brand of clothing is associated with the culture of drug use and it is important to be aware of the messages
(intentional or not) that the clothing is sending.
For more information, please call Rita Dulaney, Substance Intervention Counselor,
336-2921, [email protected]
Is Your Teen Vaping? The Dangers of E-Cigarettes
Vaping is the trendy term for using an electronic cigarette designed to deliver liquid nicotine with appealing fruity flavors and
other chemicals to users in vapor instead of smoke.
This new trend is marketed as a healthier alternative to regular smoking and is promoted as the newest smoking cessation tool.
Yet, there is no credible research that indicates these items are anything other than nicotine delivery systems, and may actually
be a new route to conventional smoking and nicotine addiction for teenagers. And, because e-cigarettes are not currently
marketed either as tobacco products or as devices having therapeutic purpose, they are not regulated by the FDA. There is
currently no regulation of the liquids that are used in e-cigarettes, so there are no accepted measures to confirm their purity or
safety.
Testing of some e-cigarette products found the vapor to contain known carcinogens and toxic chemicals (such a formaldehyde
and acetaldehyde), as well as potentially toxic metal particles from the vaporizing mechanism. Nicotine is a highly addictive
drug, and recent research suggests nicotine exposure may also prime the brain to become addicted to other substances. In other
words, e-cigarette use may serve as a “gateway” drug.
Most e-cigarettes consist of three different components, including a cartilage, which holds the liquid solution, a heating device
(vaporizer), and a power source (usually a battery.)
E- cigarettes look similar to traditional cigarettes. Vaporizers generally look less like cigarettes, are larger and more like a
fountain pen. The e-cigarette/vaporizer industry has quickly developed an abundance of products that appeal to teens: E-pens,
vape pens, e-Hookahs, hookah pens and twigs are some of the more popular nicknames. The bright iPod-like colors of these
devices appeal attractive to teens, and are readily available, cool, and tech-like. The Internet is the most common place of
purchase. But, vape stores and head shops are continuously cropping up in local suburbs and city locations.
The devices can be used for multiple purposes, including using to smoke hash oil (common names as Dabs, earwax, tar),
alcohol and marijuana solutions without the detectable odor.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a survey in September 2013 that showed the use of e-cigarette
experimentation and recent use among U.S. middle and high school students doubled from 2011 to 2012. Many of those
students had never used conventional cigarettes.
What can parents do?
Remember that an adolescent brain is more susceptible to nicotine than an adult brain, so this trend of rising use is something
to be taken very seriously. Here are some tips to help your continuous efforts:
* Research e-cigarettes/vaporizers on the Internet for images so you are clear about what they look like.
* Educate your kids that e-cigarettes contain nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance, a simulant, and dangerous drug.
They should know that cancer-causing chemicals are found in e-cigarette cartridges.
* Be clear that smoking of any kind is off limits.
For more information call or e-mail: Rita Dulaney, Substance Intervention Counselor, 336-2921,
[email protected]
Sources: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA); Center for Disease Control and Prevention; www.electroncigareteevaporizers.com; www.diablomag.com/
education
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
(Refer to the Community Education winter brochure or www.westirondequoit.org
for more detailed information on the following opportunities)
SAT PREPARATION
This course will guide students through the critical reading, math and writing sections of the SAT. Each class will consist of 1.5
hours of verbal reasoning and 1.5 hours of mathematical reasoning. Students will become familiar with test-taking strategies,
practice basic skills and become familiar with test directions. Students must bring writing utensils and calculator to class. The
workbook is included in the fee.
Fee: $95 for 4 Class Sessions
January 10
8:30-11:45 a.m.
January 14, 20, February 2 3:45-7:00 p.m.
OR
February 28, March 7
8:30-11:45 a.m.
March 4, 11
3:45-7:00 p.m.
ON-LINE LEARNER’S PERMIT TESTING
PRELICENSING (5 Hour Course)
The New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
allows students to take the driver’s license knowledge test
in their own school via the Internet. After passing the
exam you will be given all paperwork needed to take to
the DMV to apply for your permit. To be eligible, you
must be at least 15 years of age and a current IHS student.
You may register at the IHS bookstore with your school
ID. A $5 deposit is required when you register. It will be
refunded when the test is taken. DMV manuals are
available at the local DMV office and the IHS Bookstore.
Jan. 21, Feb. 25, Mar. 20
3:15-4:30 p.m.
IHS, Room 1074
New York State has made this course mandatory for anyone
signing up for a New York State road test. This program
includes information on drug and alcohol abuse, defensive
driving techniques and appropriate driving behavior.
Attendance for a full session and successful completion of the
final examination is required to obtain a Certificate of
Completion. Pre-registration is necessary. A Learning
Permit is required at the time of registration and for class.
Registration closes when registration meets the maximum of
20 students.
Classes are held at IHS from 3:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. on January
12, February 9 and March 16.
WICSD DRIVER EDUCATION
The course combines the benefits of practical driving along with defensive driving techniques for safe and responsible operation
of a motor vehicle. All students must be 16 years of age and hold a valid New York State learner’s permit or driver’s license.
Successful completion of this course will qualify the student for DMV Certificate of Completion (formerly blue card). The fee
to replace a lost certificate is $20. Classes will consist of 24 hours of vehicle instruction including 6 hours of behind the wheel
driving, and 24 hours of classroom instruction. The program includes a written exam and driving skills test. Students are
required to attend all sessions. Any missed classes and drive time must be made up and a $45 fee will be charged for each
missed class or drive time. Registration forms for this program are available in the IHS Main Office, the Community Education
Office, WICSD District Office and online. This course will be offered again in the summer.
Classroom: Thursday, 16 Sessions
Driving Times: Saturday 8:00-9:30 a.m.
Fee: $425
Feb 7 - June 6
9:30-11:00 a.m. IHS, Room 2079 LGIC
LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION
American Red Cross training prepares lifeguards with skills and knowledge necessary to keep patrons of aquatic facilities
safe in and around the water. This class includes CPR/AED and First Aid for the Professional Rescuer. Participant must
attend all dates within the session to complete your training. You must be at least 15 years old to take this course. A
swimming pre-test will be done on the first day. If it is determined that a student does not have the necessary water skills to
successfully complete the Lifeguard Training Course, then they will be asked to leave the class and a refund will be given.
Cost of the class includes books, CPR masks and Red Cross Cards. No goggles or masks will be allowed to be worn. A
swimsuit and towel will be needed every day.
SAF7651
IHS Pool
$190
Monday - Friday
February 16 20
(5 sessions)
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Honor Roll
2014-2015 School Year
1st Quarter
9th Grade
10th Grade
High Honor Roll
High Honor Roll
Brandon Bansbach, Kania Barnes-Johnson, Samantha Barr,
Brenna Bigenwald, Hannah Bobis, Brianna Bohler, Maeve
Brind'Amour, Riley Broderick, Camryn Brush, Jennifer
Buckley, Samantha Buckley, Megan Chenier, Ayana
Chodak, Kathleen Chor, Julie Cicotta, Honore Clark, Paxton
Clark, Sophia Costantini, Rachel Dale, Megan Dano, Elena
Davis, Katharin Davis, Isabella Denysenko, Nicholas
DiCarlo, Jordan Dick, Katherine Elliott, John Fernandes,
Garret Flohr, Aaron Freedman, Gabriella Gagarinas,
Chelsea Gallina, Sophia Geraci, Kyrill Gill, Gabriella
Guagliardo, Thomas Guider, Harrison Hood, Ella Iglewski,
Ryan Johnson, Jocelyn Kagoro, Rachel Kelley, Robin
Kirchgessner, Abigail Kithcart, Lyanna Komsonkeo, Jacob
Leach, Garrett Marley, Blair Masco, Madeline Mayer, Natale
Motondo, Fiona Mulrooney, Ava Napier, Erika Nash, Kaleigh
Nelson, Leah O'Sullivan, Alana Palmer, Thomas Rand,
Kandace Reid, Emmaline Riester, Madeline Riester,
Alexandra Rosen, Zoriana Rozvora, Emily Sandford, Emma
Sargent, Jenai Simons, Elizabeth Smith, Patricia Smith,
Amelia Snyder, Emily Springer, Roman St Croix, Alexandra
Stone, Ryan Straub, Samantha Symonds, Sky Symonds,
Hannah Szuba, Emel Terzioglu, Savannah Thomas, Robert
Thompson, Sophia Thurston, Abigail Tobey, Ethan Tracey,
Kyle Upson, Julia Vanill, Jacob Vantucci, Julia Walters,
Alexander Wansha, Andre Williams, Rachel Yovanovich and
Julia Zani.
Honor Roll
Augustin Aldridge, Salahaldden Ali, Zaria Austin, Mahogany
Barnes, Elizabeth Bell, Samuel Belmont, Teagan Bills, Meg
Bilodeau, Alyssa Bolcato, Vincent Bray, Victoria Burke,
Hailey Butler, Cameron Cirasuolo, Timothy Comanzo, Aliya
Conlon, Jeremiah Cottrill, Corinne Cummings, Sarah Curtin,
Lia DeFranco, Jacob Dence, Gavin DiPaola, Jonathan
Dugan, Jake Eismann, Patrick Enright, Austin Furbush,
Noelle Gangarossa, Ava Gerew, Madeline Geyer, Christos
Gogos, Elyse Gosney, Maya Harasymchuk, Isabelle Hauck,
Zoe Hitchcock, Erica Hoenig, Tyler Hoffman, Abdulhady
Homed, Isaac Iglewski, Na'Imah Johnson, Taylor Jones,
Peter Kowalski, Janet Kreminskaya, Andrew LaFavor,
Ronald Lanza, Nicholas Leone, Romeo Levesque, Liam
Lewis, John Lombardi, Gianna Mantha, Maximilian McHale,
Matthew McKay, Jocelyn McKnight, Molly McMurtry,
Nicholas Merwin, Abeer Mohamed, Emily Mongelli, Clara
Mooney, Joseph Mooney, Brianna Moore, James Mroczek,
Andrew Nordquist, Kyla Paradiso, Thomas Perkins, Ruthann
Pfrengle, Saige Piedmont, William Porter, Ada Reeg, Noah
Reuter, Jason Rivera, Rachel Roberts, Liana Roffman, Lia
Rohr, ElsaGrace Rollins, Ali Saeed, Destiny Sandlin, Nathan
Sarro, Noah Schirck, Isabella Schmitz, Alexis Schwalm,
Di'Yanna Scott, Sophia Scruby, Katherine Seiffer, Madeleine
Shellard, Matthew Sherman, Corey Sherwood, Nicholas
Slattery, Madeline Soufleris, Lauren Sparacio, Kessel
Stefano, Parker Stevens, Gabriela Torres, Haleigh Traub,
Marisa Tropiano, Humeyra Tulum, Rumeysa Tulum, Miguel
Valdez, Casie White, Moriah Woodall, Jacob Wren, John
Wright, Adam Yeager and Shaiyanne Young-Hazzard.
Christopher Amico, Gabriella Amico, Miranda Andre, Abby
Baker, Kobe Barthelemy, Matthew Brennan, Stephanie
Buehler, Lexus Burgos, Joseph Buttino, Leonardo CamerucciGambacorta, Emani Clark, Michael Coholan, Connor Colbey,
Brendan Cole, Savannah Colicchio, Kiera Cooke, Shane
Costantino, Abby Cunningham, Kara Cusker, Natalie
Dascoulias, Andrea DePaula, Jenna D'Ettorre, Justin Diehl,
Joseph DiPaola, Sovannrith Em, Lydia Fregosi, Alexander
Gartland, Lauren Goebert, Luba Gurman, Jack Haefner, Ava
Harrington, Claire Harte, Jack Hollembaek, Conor Iannuzo,
Skylor Jamison, Zayn Johnson, Nathan Kenney, Adam Kiley,
Gracelynn Kisler, Emina Krupic, Spencer Lane, Madison
Latour, Riley Levin, Christopher Manou, Maria Marcera,
Makaila Marshall, Margaret Mayer, Regan McGwin, Abigail
McPherson, Alyssa Memmott, Caitlyn Merkel, Mason Mezzio,
Mara Mineo, Sarah Morris, Emily Mulcock, Jonathan Mura,
Emily Newton, Lauren Ngo, Derek Olney, Alexis PalumboCompton, Alaina Paradiso, Jenna Polizzi, Taylor Powderly,
Sean Preston, Anna Raynor, Kayla Robinson, Maria Rollinson,
Susan Rollinson, Sara Rose, Marianna Santos, Jack
Sciarabba, Cassidy Skillo, Amelia Smith, Abigail Stack, Jason
Stack, Nathan Stack, Zachary Stenglein, Abigail Terrigino,
Benjamin Thide, Grace Thomas, Kyle Tingling, Phillip Tran,
Gabrielle Trimble, Claire Tuttle, Christopher VanKerkhove,
Bryce Volschow, Joshua Volschow, Nicole Waddington, Rony
Waheibi, Jeremy Walther, Andrew Westcott and Joshua
Woodward
Honor Roll
Karl Aliten, Elaina Alston, Carmella Amico, Gianna Amico,
Michael Andrus, Logan Anliker, Tyril Arias, Jacob Arrowood,
Gage Barker, Nicholas Beato, Eric Bianchi, Jeremiah Boerman,
Daniel Borg, Luz Brule, Ethan Bulmahn, Troy Callens, Shane
Carrier, Alison Chodak, Rebecca Christianson, Hanna Clifford,
Jack Codera, Kassandra Combs, Noah Comstock, Jamie
Courneen, Riley Dambaugh, Rhys Daunton, Jennishmar De
Jesus Santiago, Zachary Deignan, Katherine DeJohn, Jacob
DeMersman, James Doerr, Arianna Ernsthausen, Haley
Evarts, Hannah Farrell, William Freeley, Alexander Goldsberry,
Hannah Grape, Briona Hall, Rachel Hernandez, Jessica Hewitt,
Emily Hohman, Brendan Horton, Patrick Hynes, Christopher
Illingsworth, Kaila Imm, Dakota Incavo, Kate Kamler, Julia
Karabinas, Benjamin Kelly, Michael Kennedy, Kaleb Kreuzer,
Jacob Krug, Zachary Lamendola, Garrett Maddamma, Joshua
Marlin, Catherine Matteson, Leilani Mayoliz, Grace McIntyre,
Brian Mendez, Desiree Metzger, Peter Nadeau, Jacob Ness,
Marcus Nicholas, Tiara Oglesby, Samuel Papaleo, Mitchell
Pelissier, Alexander Perez, Colton Power, Jordan Putnam,
Juliana Rizzo, Leigh Robach, Andrew Rozvora, Anara
Saunders, Thomas Scarpulla, William Schepp, Matthew
Shoemaker, Ty'Sean Sizer, Kenneth Sorlie, Rachel Spaker,
Lillian Summers, Andrew Szyszkowski, Madison Thomas,
Devyn Walker, Mark Walsh, Jack Webster, Avery Whittemore,
Richard Yannotti, Norma Jean Yembrick, Elizabeth Yount and
Shane Zimmer.
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Honor Roll
2014-2015 School Year
1st Quarter
11th Grade
12th Grade
High Honor Roll
High Honor Roll
Stella Aldridge, Celina Alvarado, Nicole Beh, Michael
Belmont, Anne Brennan, Kimberly Caceci, Lia Capotorto,
Trevor Carney, Nathan Charles, Matthew Clements, Emily
Condello, Natalie Curtin, Victoria Dadder, Alexa Daniels,
Morgan Dauphinee, Joseph Depoian, Bridget Deveney,
Kathryn Diehl, Gina DiPaola, Daniel Doktor, Hayley Dyrland,
Mary Eckert, Max Eismann, Isaac Gagarinas, Cherine
Ghazouani, Collin Giblin, Daniel Harris, Trevor Hess, Kylee
Kanealey, Britt Kaukeinen, Michael Kostovski, Hannah
Kralles, Jesse Lefler, Zachary Lessard, Elaine Lonadier,
Jaclyn Maguire, Sean Mannion, Quinn Melidona, Kyra
Minchak, Zachary Monette, Tam Nguyen, Hannah O'Neil,
Daniel Ornelas, Sarah Ortiz, Briana Palmer, Gabrielle
Palumbo, Melanie Pavlovych, Siobhan Plouffe, Joseph
Pomponio, Samantha Raspudic, Susan Register, Emma
Remis, Michael Rizzo, Veronica Rolon, Sarah Rossi, Erika
Russell, Henry Sauvain, Treyce Schnarr, Vladyslav Senyak,
Ethan Smith, Leighton Temple, Daniel Tette, Jason Tisa,
Diamond Valion, Alexandra Van Acker, Hallie Varenka,
Cristian Vargas, Thomas Vay, Semen Taras Vladyka,
Michael Vrooman-Arroniz, Natalie Weckesser, Brooke
Weinstein, Anna Weldy, Alexandra Wilder, Semaja Wilson,
Ian Woodall, Zachary Zlotnick, Cory Zocco and Moritz
Zochling.
Honor Roll
Salvatore Amico, Justin Arcoraci, Jacob Bachner, Michalla
Ball, Jacob Barnes, Richard Brimacomb, Brendo Brownley,
Emily Buerkle, Devon Burton, Chase Carter, Maia Caruso,
Michael Colegrove, Theodore Courtright, Marisa deFay,
Tiffany DeMarco, Christopher DiCesare, Colby Dick, Audrey
Elwell, Mia Feola, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Leah Fowler, Robert
Franchi, Nicole Fuller, Alexis Furbush, Emanuel GarciaNyers, Megan Giamartino, Athansios Gogos, Angel
Gonzalez Torres, Jack Gould, Philip Greenauer, Ashley
Halecki, Lilly Hammond, Mary Harriman, Heather Heupel,
Katherine Huppe, Daniel Kalke, Tessa Kenney, Emily Koss,
Konner Kovac, Tarik Krupic, Danielle Large, Alexander
Lattuca, Thomas Martello, Ashley McDonald, Nathan
McIntyre, Madelynn Merklinger, Sydney Miller, Fiona
Mooney, Brooke Nelson, Justin O'Dell, Thomas Papaleo,
Natalie Parker, Jasmyn Parkhurst, Kiersten Pease, Timothy
Perkins, Michael Phillips, Dante Piccolo, Justin Pritchard,
Justin Proulx, Christophene Robinson, Isaiha Rodriguez,
Cameron Rohr, Elena Rohr, Devon Roscoe, Kaylee Rose,
Amy Schumacher, Juliana Schwarz, Alexander Scott,
McKayla Shafer, Mathew Simbari, Ty'Reek Sizer, Chase
Smith, Jaide Soto, Jordan Stewart, Zoe Sullivan, Amelia
Sykes, Nicholas Teerlinck, Tayler Thompson, Taylor Walker,
Meghan Walters, Emily Whiting, Darren Woodard, Danielle
Yeager and Michael Zaccour.
.
Adrian Ababovic, Marisa Arrowood, Enid Brady, Kathleen
Bretz, Trevor Briddon, Molly Brind'Amour, Chelsea Brown,
Emily Byrnes, Jessica Byrnes, Anna Carini, Nicholas Charles,
Kristina Chatt, Cheyenne Connor, Justin Cribbin, Mitchell
Culver, Louis Cup, Anna D'Ambrosio, Sabrina DeMarco, Mary
Deng, Gina Dominice, Jacob Elliott, John Enright, Christopher
Erb, Justin Gallagher, Robert German, Sage Green, Sarah
Greenly, Lindsay Haefner, Nathan Hauk, Elizabeth Hood,
XiaoMeng Jiang, Grace Kunkel, Clare Mannion, Peter Martin,
Brittany McAllister, Riley McGwin, Tyler McHugh, Emma
Mendenhall, Katherine Miller, Mohamed Mohamed, Nicole
Morris, Rachael Moyles, Amanda Napierala, Brendan
O'Connor, Emma Palermo, Shannon Putnam, Monica Quinlan,
Jourdan Roemer, Peter Ruhling, Abigayle Schmitz, Lauren
Segelin, John Segerson, Rachel Shadler, Alyxandra Struble,
Jenny Taha, Marissa Tortora, Sophie Tsas, Gianna Welch,
Lexine Wilkas, Alexander Wilson and Hannah Zachary
Honor Roll
Erin Bailey, Daniel Bamann, LaCynthia Bellamy, Iris Benz,
McKenzie Berndt, Micayla Black, MaryClare Bowes, Grace
Bradshaw, Erin Brind'Amour, Amber Brooks, Alexander Brown,
Aliana Burgos, Kalea Burks, Natalie Cabrera, Paul Casanzio,
Miranda Clark, Tabitha Coiro, Stephanie Colao, Savannah
Crocetti, Raul Cruz, Kelsey Curazzato, Cameron Curry,
Kasandra Curtis, Brittany Dano, Madaleine Davis, Ty'Asia
Dawson, Faith DeMonte, Zachary Denysenko, Joshua
Deutsch, Sophie DiCarlo, Daniel Duguay, Zachary Falconer,
Haley Fisher, Michael Ford, Kara Frachioni, Emma
Frankenberger, Jillian Fregosi, Kaitlyn Garbanzo, Tyler Gessin,
Daniel Guider, Harrison Hartman, Selena Harvey,
Noelle Hitchcock, Almougtaba Homed, Jillian Infarinato, Lucien
Karwowski, Tyler Kenney, Nicholas Kier, Zachary Kier, Adam
Kirchgessner, Nicholas Kleehammer, Jannelle Komsonkeo,
Corey Koscielski, Margaret Kowalski, Warren Krasz, Aubriana
Kuhmann, Benton Lamendola, Baillie Latour, Julia Lesnak,
Jacqueline Lisak, Maria LoVetro, Miranda Maldonado, Joseph
Mantione, Angelica Martinez, Brianna Masco, Emily McCoy,
Antonio McIntyre, Sean McKnight, Ashley Mendez, Samantha
Miller, Musa Mohamed, Madison Montana, Nathan Moore,
Jasmine Moszkowicz, Raymond Mulrooney, Mikayla Papp,
Hannah Parnell, Matthew Parulski, Nikki Paura, Evan Platten,
Julia Plow, Megan Quinlan, Alia Rivera, Jamie Rogers, Daniel
Rosen, Lauren Russi, Alyssa Sayasone, Megan Schermerhorn,
Theodore Snyder, Elizabeth Soufleris, Brenda Sparacio, Noah
St Croix, Peter Steo, Michael Syracusa, Maxwell Szuba,
Samantha Talarico, Joseph Thompson, Anthony Thurston,
Madeleine Till, Faith Torres, Ed Urena, Daniel Vanill, Emily
VanKerkhove, Darian Vantucci, Carolann Verrioli, Steven
Vintonyak, An Vu, Danny Waheibi, Dennis Walker, Evan
Warner, Cierra Washington, Terrence Whaley, Natalie
Wilkinson, Daria Williams, Mahalia Willis, Jessica WilsonIgnizio and Alexander Zine-Eddine.
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