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Shout Outs October Vol 2 Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II North Carolina School Nurse of the Year, Deborah Sasser Southern Middle Lead Nurse Lucy Kernodle shared this about Deborah Sasser from Southern Middle earning the North Carolina School Nurse of the Year award. “Twenty-two of our ABSS School Nurses attended the 29th State School Nurse Conference at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill on September 27-29, 2012. Deborah Sasser was officially awarded 2012 NC School Nurse of the Year at the School Nurse Association of NC (SNANC) Annual Meeting at the conclusion of the first day at the Friday Center.” At right is a photo of Lucy and Deborah after the presentation of her award. Congratulations, Deborah! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Superintendent’s Shout Out A. O. Elementary Erika Kennedy, first grade teacher at A. O. Elementary shared this great community activity: “We asked Dr. Cox to come talk to our first graders because we have been learning about the different roles people have in the community. Every week we are having a different community helper come in and talk to the students about what their role in the community is, how their job helps our community, what kind of technology and tools they use in their job every day, and what can our first graders start doing now to prepare themselves for that job when they get older. We then have the students practice their questioning and speaking skills by asking questions about the job.” Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Graham Middle Ron Villines, Principal Mr. Villines shared these photos of a recent visit by very important Graham guests. These ladies and gentlemen graduated from Graham High School in 1962, when it was located on the campus of the current Graham Middle School! It appears that Ron made them all feel right at home! Looks like he has them already signed up to volunteer for something! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Newlin Elementary Drew Yee, Teacher Fifth graders from Newlin Elementary had the opportunity to provide artwork for placements used at the September Board of Education meeting, and the students included their plans for the future along with their mission statement. Board member Steve Van Pelt asked if the students would help to lead the Pledge of Allegiance at the opening of the meeting. Principal Larry Conte and I attended with our wonderful students. They were all dressed up and very well-behaved! The students pictured in the photo below are L to R: Malachi Thompson, Milton Marin, Selena Santos, Brian Perez, and Michael Palestino. The photo at right has L to R: Sara Tran, Cristina Baltazar, Miriam Garcia, Jenifer Velasquez, Diamonds Thacker, Ida Marcotte, and David Rosario. Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Western High Collin Scott, Eagle Scout in the Making (photo and story at left reprinted with permission from Times-News) Collin is a student at Western High, son of Alan Scott, AP at Turrentine Middle, and a Life Scout, working on his Eagle Scout Award. Collin’s Eagle Scout project caught the attention of Bill Hussey, Executive Director of Exceptional Children. When his project is completed, count on seeing more about Collin and his amazing project in an upcoming Shout Out! Great idea, Collin! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Ray Street Academy Melvin Diggs, AP First Ray Street Academy Celebration! Ray Street Academy had their first opportunity (many more to come) to celebrate student success. An ice cream social was held to acknowledge all of our students who have reached Level 2 of our 5 Level System. Some of these very same students will also become part of our Ambassador’s program. RSA Ambassadors will travel to other school and local facilities to provide community service. Students watched movies, listened to music, and collaborated with other students/staff to plan for the next quarterly celebration. The Ray Street Staff is very proud of this group and we hope to make these celebrations of student success a tradition! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II E. M. Holt Elementary Sheri Wieczorek, 5th Grade Teacher 5th graders at E.M. Holt welcomed meteorologist from WFMY News 2 Grant Gilmore on Wednesday, October 10! He showed a great PowerPoint that showed us what the station and newsrooms looked like. He talked with us what it is like to be a meteorologist and the real behind-the-scenes of being one. We discussed different weather types, fronts, weather instruments, difference between a watch and warning, and where to get in the house if we have a tornado warning. Mr. Gilmore also answered many questions from our students! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Maddie Braxton Williams High Check out the event happening this weekend that is part of a Williams High senior’s graduation project. Maddie Braxton completed her graduation project paper about Kangaroo Care and for her product, she is hosting a benefit concert, “Bands for Babies.” All the proceeds of the event will be given to the Alamance Regional Medical Center Special Care Nursery to support Kangaroo Care. What is Kangaroo Care? Kangaroo Care is a method in which parents, usually the mother holds the baby with skin to skin contact. This technique is typically used with babies born premature. It has been proven to help with development and creates physiological and psychological warmth. In areas where incubators are not available, the act of Kangaroo Care has saved the lives of babies. Maddie says: “My mom did Kangaroo Care when I was born 9 weeks early, so I am very passionate about this cause.” The event will be held at Starlight Meadow on October 14th from 2-6pm. Three bands which include Civil Defense, Graymatter, and Too Far Gone will be performing. There will be food and fun for all ages so bring a chair or a blanket, enjoy some great music and have fun all for a great cause! Monetary donations are welcome. For more information, click here: http://bandsforbabies.blogspot.com Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Woodlawn Middle Performing Arts Department…………. Presents………………………………………….……….. Fame, Jr! Beth Zint, Cultural Arts teacher at WOMS says: “Mark your calendars! You won’t want to miss the Woodlawn Middle School Department of Performing Arts production of Fame, Jr.! November 1, 2, & 3 in the Eastern Alamance Auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Admission is only $5 for adults and $3 for students. Fame Jr. is a condensed and age appropriate musical that takes place in New York City in the early 1980s. Students have auditioned for spots in the prestigious New York School of the Performing Arts. The chosen ones arrive at school in 1980 and we follow them through their ups and downs over the next four years. It is an uplifting musical about young people attempting to follow their dreams. Don’t miss it! Gina Holmgren, Broadview Middle Counselor Barb Carlton, Drug and Violence Prevention Specialist Shout Out to Gina Holmgren, Broadview Middle Counselor! Gina is featured in the latest national issue of The Alert Educator: a newsletter that gives Substance Abuse educators up-to-date information for the Project Alert curriculum! Read Gina’s educator story in ALERT Educators Share Their Stories http://www.projectalert.com/newsletters/october-2012/alert-educators-share-their- stories Way to go, Gina! You might be wondering what Gina is holding in the photo (at right): Barb says she is holding Mr. Gross Mouth. This model depicts cancer of the mouth from using smokeless tobacco, another bad habit Gina and her colleagues work hard to educate students about. Go Gina! Here’s more from the Project Alert website: Project Alert: Easy to Adopt and Proven to Work: October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month and is the perfect time to celebrate prevention and awareness in your school and community. The first ever National Above the Influence (ATI) Day will take place on October 18, 2012. ATI Day will be a time to demonstrate those youth living the "Above the Influence" lifestyle and to recognize the power of prevention efforts in local communities. Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Garrett Elementary Kris L’Heureux, Webmistress and Tech Teacher Our Garrett Gators went PINK to raise some GREEN! Students and staff members paid to have stylists from BizMarie give everyone a pink highlight for Breast Cancer Awareness month. Gators were able to raise $957 for the American Cancer Society! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II E. M. Holt Elementary Superintendent Shout Out Dr. Cox snapped these photos on a recent visit to E. M. Holt as Chuck May, P. E. teacher, was getting ready for one of his bike safety classes. All students in grades 3-5 participate by practicing their biking skills and safety drills in the parking lot and driveway of the school as part of their P. E. classes. No student leaves E. M. Holt without mastering bike safety! Around Our Schools Shout Outs October, 2012 Volume II Turrentine Middle Yeny Williams, TMS Teacher “In my sixth grade Global Connection class, we have been studying the water crisis in several countries. I am the Spanish teacher at Turrentine but I also teach Global Connection to my sixth and seventh graders. It is such an interesting course! As part of our lesson, the students watched a video and created small booklets describing many of the water problems. Part of the assignment was that students had to show their booklet to their parents and come up with some possible solutions.
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