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Spartan Spotlight Broad Run High School Spartan Spotlight David Spage, Principal www.lcps.org/brhs August/September 2015 BRHS Students, Parents, and Teachers, like to be involved please contact me at [email protected]. Thank you for helping to make the start of the school year a good one. Especially I am especially interested in knowing to our students, you have once again about internship learning opportunities proved you are the best LCPS has to offer. that are right here in our community. September is always busy with back to Please look for information on school school nights, fall sports, and college pictures and PSAT day at our website, planning. Please see our web-site for www.lcps.org/brhs. important dates and information. We are also going to continue to put our Thank you, morning announcements on the school Dave Spage web site as well. This school year we are welcoming over 30 new faculty and staff. Change is IMPORTANT PHONE eminent in Loudoun County, which was NUMBERS part of my opening message this year. As a faculty and staff will be working Main Line (571) 252-2300 together to implement strategic ways Guidance (571) 252-2314 to engage all learners in meaningful learning activities. Where students Athletic Dept. (571) 252-2310 apply knowledge and make meaningful 24 Hour Parent contributions to their community. Phone-In Attendance Line (571) 252-2302 If parents or community members would Contents BRHS ADMINISTRATION Principal Mr. David Spage Academics 2-3 Assistant Principal Ms. Jennifer Hvozdovic Assistant Principal Ms. Nicole Kerzmarsky School Counseling 3-4 Assistant Principal Ms. Melissa Sargeant Athletics 6-8 Atthletic Director Mr. Jack Kirby Activity Director Mr. J.J. Totaro Debate Team/Band 9 Guidance Director Ms. Casey Sarafinas Yearbook 10 The Spartan Spotlight is produced by Project Graduation 11-12 Mr. Neil Dennis and his journalism classes. District Information 13 Any questions pertaining to this publication should be directed to Ms. Jennifer Hvozdovic @ 571-252-2300 Broad Run High School 1 The English Department early childhood, then es- is planning a depart- tranged and eventually a ment-wide letter writing part of Ivy's life before his project as part of the One death. to the World initiative. J. Ivy has been featured On September 29th and on Ashburn's version of 30th all Broad Run stu- Ted Talks and has vis- dents will write letters to ited Loudoun County their fathers or male role Schools on several occa- models as part of a letter sions. Students will have writing campaign created the opportunity to learn by J. Ivy. about J. Ivy's early life, J. Ivy is a spoken word his career and his desire poet who has been fea- to help people heal their tured on HBO's Def Po- pasts and be grateful for English etry Jam and has worked the relationships in their on projects with artists lives. such as Kanye West. His recently published mem- oir Dear Father, speaks about the pain and ulti- mate forgiveness he ex- perienced in his relation- ship with his father who was present during his 2 Welcome to the newest members of the BR CTE Family: Mrs. Casey Sorenson, Marketing and Dept Chair and Anthony Leone, Tech Ed! We are very excited to have them on our team and become a part of the BR Family! Congrats to Broad Run FBLA!!! Five FBLA Members attended and represented our school and community in the most honorable ways while competing at the National FBLA Leader- ship and Competition Conference in Chicago this past June. One of our proudest moments (during this conference) was when Tyler Hess (current Junior) won 9th Place in the World for the Competition Category of “Intro to Parlia- mentary Procedures”! This is quite an accom- plishment! Congratulations Tyler and Broad Run FBLA!!!! Career & Technical Education Technical Career & 3 The School Counseling Office http://www.lcps.org/domain/813 It has been a fabulous first month so far and we con- tinue to look forward to working with our Spartan students and parents. Our team is available to address your needs and our website has valuable information and resources to help answer many of the questions you have. Best wishes on continuing a productive and successful school year! Meet Our School Counseling Department! Ms. Casey Sarafinas, Director [email protected] Ms. Kimberley Harris, Counselor (A – Coo) [email protected] Mrs. Lauren Pasek, Counselor (Cor-Hen) [email protected] Ms. Vanessa Koubratoff, Counselor (Her-Min) [email protected] Mr. Luke Mason, Counselor (Mir-Sal) [email protected] Mrs. Monique Chavez, Counselor (Sam-Z) [email protected] Ms. Leona Chalmers, Career Center [email protected] Mrs. Susy Langstroth, Registrar [email protected] Ms. Corrin Jasinski, Transcript Secretary [email protected] Mrs. Monika Deaton, Secretary [email protected] Help Us Help You !!! We are a team of 10 wonderful people working hard to meet the needs of 1,700 Broad Run students, in addition to teachers and administration. Oftentimes, we are needed to attend meetings or have appointments scheduled with other students and parents. Our doors are always open. However, we want to be available when you walk in. To better serve you, we ask that you please call or email your student’s counselor to set up an appointment in advance. Senior College and Career Program School counselors met with seniors through Government classes September 8th-10th to discuss post-high school options and review the college application process. A similar presentation was given to parents the evening of September 9th. Resources and information is posted on the school counseling website. PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) School Counseling The PSAT will be given to all 9th, 10th, and 11th grade students on Wednesday, October 14th from 9 am-12 noon. No registration is necessary. Students will take the PSAT through their homeroom and will receive an Official Guide to the PSAT prior to the test. The guide has great information about test taking strategies and a practice test is included. To be sure that our students perform to the best of their abilities, we encourage students to get a good night’s sleep and eat a healthy breakfast before taking the test. Governor’s School Sophomores and juniors: Are you interested in learning about Governor's School opportunities in Academics and the Visual and Performing Arts? An interest meeting will be held in the Ca- reer Center on Friday, September 25, 2015. If there are any questions, or a student would like more information, please see Mrs. Pasek in the School Counseling Office. 4 BROAD RUN HIGH SCHOOL – PEER COUNSELING ATTENTION PARENTS & STUDENTS WELCOME TO THE NEW 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR FROM PEER, Broad Run’s Student Counseling Group. We encourage you to seek out our services this year, which include: • Helping new students feel at home at Broad Run • Helping students to deal with frustrating situations: school, teachers, assignments, etc. • Helping students to manage stress • Helping students to manage anger • Helping students with teen issues • Helping students with loss through death, divorce, or break-up • Just being there to listen when students need to vent or have someone to listen to him or her. School Counseling We are a teen-to-teen program, and we are CONFIDENTIAL! *Unless you are harming yourself, someone else, or someone is harming you. Please re- quest our help from your Guidance Counselor or send an email to Amy Buckley at [email protected]. 5 ATHLETICS SCHEDULE FALL 2015 Principal: David Spage School Phone: 571-252-2300 School Fax: 571-252-2301 Athletic Director: Jack Kirby, CAA Assistant Athletic Director: Ryan Young Athletic Trainer: Craig Veazie Athletic Secretary: Bonne Abner Athletic Phone: 571-252-2310 schedule subject to change Varsity Football Freshman/JV Football Date Opponent Location/Time Date Opponent Location/Time 8/14 John Champe A - 6:00 9/3 Wakefield A - 5:45/7:15 8/20 Woodgrove (scrimmage) A - 6:00 9/10 Langley A - 5:45/7:15 8/28 Potomac Falls A - 7:00 9/17 Centreville A - 5:45/7:15 9/4 Wakefield A - 7:00 9/24 Briar Woods A - 5:45/7:15 9/11 Langley A - 7:00 10/1 Potomac Falls A - 5:45/7:15 9/18 Centreville A - 7:00 10/8 Yorktown A - 5:45/7:15 9/25 Briar Woods A - 7:00 10/15 Stone Bridge A - 5:45/7:15 10/2 BYE 10/22 Oakton A - 5:45/7:15 10/9 Yorktown A - 7:00 10/29 Robinson H - 5:45/7:15 10/16 Stone Bridge A - 7:00 11/5 Tuscarora A - 5:45/7:15 10/23 Oakton* H - 7:00 Freshman Coach: Marshal Ausberry 10/30 Robinson A - 7:00 Assts: Travis Hannam, Christian DeVault 11/6 Tuscarora** H - 7:00 Junior Varsity Coach: Terence Glenn Regionals @ High Seed Asst: Connor McCartin Regionals @ High Seed Region Finals @ High Seed States @ High Seed State Finals *Homecoming ** Parents' Night Head Coach: Matt Griffis Asst. Coaches: Jerry Gordan, Terence Glenn, Connor McMartin, Jared Toler, Tommy Meier, Ed Abner Girls’ Freshman/JV/Varsity Volleyball Date Opponent Location/Time 8/20 Champe (Scrimmage) H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 8/25 Westfield (Scrimmage) H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 Athletics 8/27 Robinson H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/1 Langley H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/3 Chantilly H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/4 & 5 Richmond Tournament A 9/8 Loudoun Valley A - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/10 South Lakes A - 5/6/7:15 9/12 Albemarle Tournament A 9/17 Heritage H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/28 Dominion H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 9/29 Freedom A - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/1 Briar Woods H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/5 Potomac Falls A - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/7 Tuscarora (No Freshman) A - 5:45/7:15 10/13 Stone Bridge H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/19 Potomac Falls H - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/21 Briar Woods A - 5:45/5:45/7:15 10/27 Tuscarora (No Freshman)** H - 5:45/7:15 10/29 Stone Bridge A - 5:45/5:45/7:15 11/2 Conference Tourney High Seed 11/9 Region 5A North Tourney 11/18-21 States **Parents’ Night Head Coach: Ellen Roberts Asst.
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