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December 2019 Newsletter CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS December 2019 www.candorcsd.org Candor Schools ~ Shaping Our Future District Mission Statement The mission of the Candor Central School Community is to challenge students to become responsible, knowledgeable, contributing citizens within a caring environment where lifelong learning is valued and differences are accepted. Varsity Volleyball Team - Section IV Class D Champions The varsity volleyball team has worked hard this year to push each other and to become a cohesive unit. They are passionate about volleyball and it shows when they step on the court to play. They are great representatives of both their school and their community - be sure to congratulate them when you see them. Thanks, ladies, for your hard work and dedication to the program and to each other. Front Row: Arianna Aman, Jennah Kareem, Kailyn Edwards, Kori Strong, Coach Quinlan Middle Row: Brayden Watkins, Kadrianna Foster, Teagan Bartlow, Addison Aman, Asia Curkendall Back Row: Coach Swartz, Shelby Swartz, Selah Ray, Megan Henry, Isabel Makie, Brooke Wilcox, Braelyn Hornick, Coach Noble DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 2 DECEMBER EVENTS * 11/18/19 - 12/06/19 Food Pantry Collection - Elementary * 11/25/19 Picture Make Up Day * 12/06/19 Food Pantry Parade for Students - Elementary * 12/11/19 Junior High Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/12/19 Senior High Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/13/19** Elementary Holiday Programs High School Auditorium * K - 2nd @ 9:30 a.m. * 3rd & 4th @ 10:30 a.m. * 12/16/19 Elementary Band & Chorus Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/18/19 Pre-K Holiday Program Elementary Multi-Purpose Room @ 9:30 a.m. * 12/23/19-1/3/20 NO SCHOOL - Holiday Recess **If December 13th is a snow day or delay, the Elementary Holiday Programs will be held on December 17th. DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 3 HALLOWEEN FUN Mrs. Hodges’s 3rd-grade class had a blast on Halloween Day! The teachers were characters from Toy Story, and the kids’ costumes ranged from giant blow-up dinosaurs to homemade dog costumes and zombie soccer players! Pictures of more Halloween fun are on the next two pages. DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 6 NEWS & NOTES 3rd Grade Scarecrow Contest Every year the town of Candor puts on a scarecrow contest through the Candor Chamber of Commerce, and this year the 3rd-grade classes won! We worked together to build a set of scarecrows that modeled our school’s 5 Super Strengths! One scarecrow modeled Mindfulness through meditation. We learn that being mindful helps us to be present and in the moment. The brain scarecrow, modeled Growth Mindset, which is the belief that you can get better at anything with hard work and the right attitude. We had a scarecrow that was demonstrating Perseverance, the act of never giving up. The last two represented Empathy and Gratitude qualities we feel are good and necessary for everyone to have. We always love doing this contest with our students. It is a great way to practice teamwork and cooperation. We hope it is an experience they will never forget! If you didn’t get to see our amazing work check it out! Until next year! ~ The Third Grade Team ~ DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 7 NEWS & NOTES On Friday, November 1st, Candor Elementary welcomed local author/illustrator, Daniel Jude Miller. Students enjoyed his morning presentations and were intrigued by his mysterious, monstrous box. He had lunch with second-grade interviewers and did three hands-on workshops in the afternoon. Mr. Miller shared some writing and illustrating tips along with some “growth mindset” advice. Sixth-grade students made the following remarks: “Mr. Miller is creative.” “He was very relatable.” “I liked his tip about not tracing.” To find out more about Mr. Miller and his work, please visit his site: djudemiller.com. DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 8 ELEMENTARY HONOR STUDENTS First Quarter Academic Honor Roll 2019-2020 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade Mrs. Both/Mr. Marilley Mrs. Kelsey Mrs. Parillo Sage Estelle Connor Breed Marcus Bennett Kaedyn Everhart Carter Edwards Samantha Clark Ollyana Hinkle Madelyn Hatch Callie Deming Dane Hul Malley Heidl William Dizer Connor Hunt Teagan Kwiatkowski Jakobe Foster Alexandra Lyon Donald Makie Sara Garrard Andrew Sherman Colden Moffett Keenan Leseman Ayla Young Mark Orendorff Emmi McCracken Brennan Zimmer Jak Smith Lindsey Morse Hailey Strong Tracy Reynolds Mrs. Flanagan Abigail Teeter Shyla Shilling Owen Beach Montana Vorhis Zoey Lang Megan Williamson Mrs. Weeks/Ms. Preston Nathan Morse Flint Wilson Shawna Conklin Caliope Parillo Charlie Hilbert Gage Spencer Mr. Pierce/Miss Green Ryan Huizinga Amelia Wilson Leia Bostwick Neo Hul Derrick Eaton Makenna Nixon Ms. Young Zachery Hillman Abigail Orendorff Wyatt Anderson Teresa Kern Jennarose Reagan Kira Coppage Trinity Magyar Nicholas Rennells Ellie Ferris Abagale Merkley Steven Sherman Emma Fey Valeria Polanco-Gil Rodney Vaow Kalix Foster Tyler Rogers Hayden Gehres Hunter Short Mr. Young Kollen Westbrook Carsyn Sinsabaugh Logan Aman Meradyth Stouffer Andy Clemins William Whittemore Kadin Cole Ava Fernando Mrs. Taylor Hazel Ray Trentin Belokur Isabella Sackett Carson Hatch Gwendolyn Shaw Kyle Jantz Brooklynn Simoens Kaelic Lunsford Nicola Soper Emmi Makie Dayne Starkweather Elizabeth Murray Jillian Teribury Claire Rollins Corbyn White Stanley Winnick IV Tessa White DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 9 ELEMENTARY HONOR STUDENTS Attitude of Excellence This award is given each 10 weeks. Students are nominated by their peers. Congratulations to: 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade Mrs. Both’s/Mr. Marilley’s Class Mrs. Kelsey’s Class Mrs. Parillo’s Class Alexandra Lyon Malley Heidl Shyla Shilling Mrs. Flanagan’s Class Mr. Pierce’s/Miss Green’s Class Mr. Young’s Class Zoey Lang Trinity Magyar Gwendolyn Shaw Ms. Young’s Class Mrs. Taylor’s Class Mrs. Weeks’/Ms. Preston’s Kira Coppage Emmi Makie Class Shawna Conklin DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 10 HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL STUDENTS 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade Mylee Andrews Shelbi Belokur Ian Alexander Kiera Austin Adon Bostwick Madison Compton Kristin Baker Camden Cody Ty Evans Caden Brown Aiden Jackson Lucas Heidl Keanna Fay Daisy Keller-Perry Trinity Howe Maxwell Fey Beylah Parillo Neena Kurtz Kaitlyn Floyd Emily Paterson Skyler Kwiatkowski Izabella Geiger Jamesynn Pritchard Miranda Langendoerfer Carson Heidl Lucianna Ray Darren Starkweather Ayasha Schweiger Ella Reese Amanda Whatley KayLee Smith Jocelyn Rennells Brandon Whitmarsh Christopher Wilbur Jr. Parker Robinson Garrett Zacharias Brayden Tuttle Jacey VanVorce Alisha Willis 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade Addison Aman Damian Andrews Isiah Beauvais MaKayla Angell Breanna Baker Chelsea Dukerich Jasmine Auffhammer Trinity Bogert Brayden Ferris Madison Bensley Sidney Brown Eric Jordan Rebecca Buck Lauren Davies Alyssa Leonard Eric Clarida Kayley Dunn Eli Reese Kyra Cook Gracie-Lynn Huddleston Chante Scott Hailey Coppage Joseph Marsh Daniel Thomas Benjamin Dizer Bryce Mills Savanna Tuttle Cadriana Edwards Philip Rhoades III Hunter Haynes Karly Schmeiske Alexis Holton Caroline Whitmarsh Phebe Jackson Molly Woodhull Alexis Kane Camron Krauss Liam Lang Garrett Lindhorst Isabel Makie Mya Marsh Alexis Peabody HONOR ROLL Pearl Ricardo Audrey Schurter Andrew Suttmeier Nicholas Thomas William Zimmer DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 11 HIGH SCHOOL HIGH HONOR ROLL STUDENTS 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade Deveon Aman Levi Anderson Riley Aman Olivia Bennett Noah Banks Cassondra Doane Jacob Banks Anna Greeno Maddison Benjamin Julia Dunham Morgan Bensley Madison Hall Micayla Clemins Grace Handy Taylor Brock Elisa Hatton Kaitlyn Coppage Jadon Heidl Brianna Cole Kiera Heidl Kayla Coppage Owen Huizinga Calvin Curkendall Olivia Parillo Andrea Duffy-Fullagar ArawreinRose Hurd Treyvon Davis Trishton Pritchard Tyler Dunham Maggie Jennison Kamala Deming Madison Robbins Lucy Eaton Carterann Lower Matthew Fitch Brianne Schweiger Kody Floyd Julia Olmstead Serenity Hall Sierra Schweiger Tyler Greeno Jacek Teribury Lilly Hobi Shelby Swartz Emma Haynes Autumn Watkins Lilliana Mills Kayla Ward Haley Hulse Kara Morse Brooke Wilcox Mateo Indovino Angelina Porras Kaydee Jackson Isabella Porras 11th Grade 12th Grade Jason Jantz Kailee Seidel Cora Anderson Arianna Aman James Kane Jr. Zebulun Soper Teagan Bartlow Evan Barnett Emma Kelsey Wyatt Stouffer Sophia Bosworth-Viscuso Rianna Benesh Zachary Lang Nolan Swartz Leah Cook Ty'vone Benners Hannah Magyar Cooper Thayer Asia Curkendall Camille Brock Emily Olmstead David Vega Kadrianna Foster Erin Bruttomesso Wyatt Ross Jessica Wells Megan Henry Bethany Cooper Cameron Sinn Addison Young Braelyn Hornick Viktoriya Danutsa Kathryn Stouffer Luke Huizinga Alexander Doucett Phoebe Swartz Isaac Lindridge Kailyn Edwards Bradlee Tuttle Jenna O'Connell Rebecca Holmes Mattie Whitmore Madison Phillips Carolynne Horstmann Alexis Quick Cassie Howe Selah Ray Brandon Hoyt Shelby Soper Jasmine Inners MacKenzi Warner Lance Jensen Brayden Watkins Corinne Manzer Nash Whitmore Mackalia Orendorff Molly Parillo Owen Parillo Phillis Schenk HIGH HONOR ROLL Alisabeth Seeley Kori Strong Matthew Suttmeier Ashton Teribury Cassidy Wells Kayleigh Wulf DECEMBER 2019 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 12 FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL A Message from the High School Principal: It’s hard to believe we are a quarter of the way through the school year! We’re off to a great start, and I look forward to another positive and productive year. Below I would like to share a couple of key factors for student success: As always, we strongly encourage good attendance. The high school teachers are taking the initiative to reach out and work with parents to see if they can support and assist with attendance in any way possible. As I have shared in our newsletter before, one of the key factors in finding success at school is making sure students are in attendance every day possible. There is a direct correlation to poor attendance and low grades, so I would ask parents to do your best to get your child to school on time every day.
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