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Fort Collins High School Fort Collins High School MAY 2014 Fort Collins High School Newsletter PAGE 1 Notes from our Principal, Mark Eversole Dear FCHS Community, We are very proud to share the latest Lambkin accomplishments! The Art Department is pleased to announce that Anthony Ybarra (winner of a Gold and Silver Key portfolios as well as Honorable Mention in the 2014 regionals ) has earned National Recognition in the 2014 Scholastics Art & Writing Awards. He has been identified by a panel of creative professional as one of the most talented young artists and writers in the nation and is a Silver Key portfolio winner. This year, almost 255,000 works of art and writing were submitted. Only the top 1% were recognized at the national level. These students have been invited to attend a national ceremony at New York's Carnegie Hall on Friday, June 6. The National Ceremony at Carnegie Hall will be webcast live at 6:00 p.m. ET Learn more at www.artandwriting.org. Please congratulate the following Digital Design students: Samantha Ybarra, Cece Abrams, Micah Fredericks, Mayte Hernandez , and Noah Kortenbruck The City of Fort Collins Art in Public Places program has selected their designs for the 2014 Pedestrian Paver Project. Out of hundreds of submissions only 15 were selected. Having five students recognized from our school is a great honor and accomplishment. Their designs and names will be digitally scanned, enlarged, and permanently sand-blasted into 20” granite stone pavers. The completed pavers will be placed in Fort Collins sidewalks. Keep an eye out for them when you’re in Old Town! Congratulations to FCHS freshman Stephen New, who was honored at the UNC State Math Contest Banquet on April 5th! Stephen placed 1st in PSD and 18th overall at the contest this year. The University of Northern Colorado State Math Contest was founded in 1992 by Richard Grassl and has been directed since 2011-12 by Ricardo and Katie Diaz. The contest was inspired by the Polya Competitions at Stanford, and the intention has been to maintain the spirit and standards set forth by Polya. Past participants in the UNC Math Contest have enjoyed success in a wide range of Continued Advertising in this newsletter does not imply endorsement by Poudre School District. MAY 2014 Fort Collins High School Newsletter PAGE 2 Notes from our Principal, Mark Eversole intellectual and academic pursuits, and many have reported that the intellectual stimulation and sense of accomplishment they acquired at this age gave them the confidence to undertake even greater challenges in later years. Congratulations to FCHS music teacher John Hermanson and the entire instrumental music program for hosting the first annual American String Teachers Association Orchestra Festival on April 9, 2014. The event was a resounding success. Colorado ASTA is an affiliation of strings and orchestra teachers and their supporters, including private teachers, public school teachers, university-level professors, college students, and professional performers. Thanks to FCHS teachers Cathy Hettleman & Kelly Keough, students Kiri Michell & Becca Schulte, and the FCHS Wellness Committee for organizing the first annual Walk for Wellness on Saturday, April 5, 2014. Over $100 was raised to support wellness programs at FCHS. Congratulations to FCHS students Charles Burnside and Bomsaerah Seong for an absolutely wonderful performance at the Colorado All-State Symphonic Band concert! The event took place in Greeley on April 3-5, 2014. The 110-piece state- wide auditioned ensemble was under the direction of guest conductor Steven Davis, the Director of Bands at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. Find our Pillars of Excellence Weekly Winners later in this newsletter! FCHS Track and Field athletes participated in the Arcadia Invitational in Los Angeles, California on April 11-12, joining 1100 national elite performances. To put that in perspective, there were only 64 national elite performances at the recent Mullen Invitational in Denver. Arcadia is truly the meet where national records are set. Luke Sheesley started our weekend with a win in the rated 3 3200m run with a time of 9:07.99. This was almost a 25-second personal best for Luke, and now ranks him 17th all-time in the state of Colorado according to the Rutherford list of best marks by Colorado High School Athletes over the past 25 years! Luke then doubled back into the mile on Saturday morning which is a little longer than the 1600m. He ran a personal best 4:17.58 to place 4th in this heat! Audra Koopman was next with a very solid performance in the 100m with a time of 12.46, placing 4th in her heat. Then Audra used some of that momentum to take 2nd in the Seeded Long Jump with a personal best jump of 18'4.5", which was the 10th- best long jump in the entire meet and only 1.5" off our school record. Josie Natrasevschi experienced some intense competition in the Discus and the Shot Put, but it just wasn't her day. Josie certainly has bragging rights, though: Her throw of 154'7" at the Poudre Invitational ranks her 8th in the nation and was the 6th best throw all time by a Colorado athlete, according to the Rutherford List. Lauren Gregory ended our 2014 Arcadia Invitational with an amazing performance in the women's invitational 3200m. Lauren ran 10:15.34, placing 6th in her heat, which was a 40-second personal best. Her time was also the 3rd-fastest time ever run by a Colorado athlete, according to the Rutherford list, and currently ranks her 7th in the nation! Fort Collins High School's tradition of excellence in Track and Field continues! Over the last two years, FCHS 3-D Design Art Students have been involved with a global project called One Million Bones. Our students created over 250 clay bones which were sent to Washington, DC. On June 8th, 2013, over one million hand-made bones were laid on the National Mall as a visible petition to raise awareness for the MAY 2014 Fort Collins High School Newsletter PAGE 3 Notes from our Principal, Mark Eversole ongoing genocide and mass atrocities that are accruing Sudan, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burma, Somalia and Syria. The hand-made bones -- crafted by students, educators, artists, and activists from around the word -- were laid out as a striking symbol of our common humanity. Our students were very excited to be part of this project. They really benefited from taking a step back, seeing the big picture and actively doing their part to raise awareness by making the world a better place. Find more information here: http://www.onemillionbones.org/ The FCHS History Club sent two teams of students to compete in the National History Bowl Competition in Arlington, VA, on April 26. Congratulations to Riley Murray, Andrew Smalley, Mitchell Khouri, Robb Downing, Armond Dai, Anand Ode, Suraj Renganthansan, Matthew Struckhoff, and John Mason. Visit www.historybowl.com for more information. The National Science Bowl’s regional competition was held in March at Dakota Ridge high school in Littleton. The FCHS team won 4 out of 5 morning matches and advanced to the double elimination round in the afternoon. We were eliminated by a team that was in the final match. Congratulations to our students: Burke Snowden, Susan Zheng, Suraj Renganethan, Antonio Calderon, and Daniel Scher. Thanks to everyone involved in Mr. FCHS this year. Congratulations to our 2014 Mr. FCHS, Jackson Bright, Mr. Let’s Just Be Friends. Over $2,000 dollars was raised to support the FCHS AfterProm. Thank you for supporting FCHS students and staff! Sincerely, Mark Eversole and the Administrative Team Please "Like" the FCHS COMPLIMENTS page on Facebook! FCHS Compliments is a page dedicated to the anonymous complimenting of our fellow Lambkins. Send something nice about any FCHS student or faculty member and we will post it completely anonymously. Make someone’s day! Thank you! MAY 2014 Fort Collins High School Newsletter PAGE 4 Pillars of Excellence: PBIS at FCHS Adorning our school, from the gymnasium to the cafeteria and from the hallways to the classrooms, are beautiful banners of the FCHS Pillars of Excellence, each pillar showing an expectation for behavior at that particular location in the building. The Pillars of Excellence initiative provides students and staff with behavioral expectations articulating the attributes that all Lambkins should exhibit: Acceptance, Pride, Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility. The entire staff at FCHS recognizes students and adults who exemplify positive behaviors by handing out Clyde Kudos. These coupons are randomly drawn weekly; selected Lambkins are publicly recognized and awarded a prize. Consistent reinforcement of the qualities and behaviors presented by the Pillars of Excellence makes FCHS a place where excellence is not only expected, but is also taught, modeled, and rewarded. 4th Quarter Student Pillars of Excellence Award Winners! Week of 3/28/14 Jack Jiang, Jacob Moyer, Desiree Juarez, Xin Li, Antonio Garcia Week of 4/04/14 Kailyn Chance, Skyla Byrd, Grant Houdesheldt, Lyniah Martinez, Cameron Bond Week of 4/11/14 Gretchen Adams, Joey Patterson, Jason Schroyer, Gabriel Verduzco, Josh Bates Save the Date! 2nd Annual Purple & Gold Silent Auction & Dinner November 15, 2014 Reservations Required All proceeds benefit FCHS student activities, academics, & scholarships. Watch for more information! If you are interested in donating to the auction, please contact Emily Dunn: [email protected] MAY 2014 Fort Collins High School Newsletter PAGE 5 FCHS Counseling Corner 1. Don’t miss the FCHS Scholarship Breakfast! May 14, 2014 Advertising FCHS administration and staff will honor senior scholarship recipients and their parents/guardians at the annual Scholarship Breakfast on May 14, 2014.
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