A Jubilee Year of Mercy at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School ~ By Mrs. Betsy Hunt, Principal

Pope Francis declared 2016 the Holy Year of Mercy, a Jubilee Year. It started on December 8, 2015 when the Pope opened the Holy Door of St. Peter’s Basilica, and it will end on November 20, 2016. The J.E. Cosgriff school community, under the Students celebrated with Fr. Andrzej on his 60th Birthday September 20, 2015 leadership of Fr. Andrzej Skrzypiec, has learned The administration is filled with much gratitude and appreciation first-hand several ways to as the 2015-16 school year comes to a close. The students made incorporate the Corporal remarkable strides in character formation and understanding and Spiritual Works of Catholic teachings and traditions. In addition, students embraced Mercy in their lives. Parents the challenges of rigorous academic instruction, competitive and students served food sports, and opportunities to excel in several fine art forms. to the homeless, raised money to provide comfort Parents, and medication to the sick, grandparents, and donated clothing and and St. Ambrose hygiene supplies to men, Parish volunteers women and children in assumed many need, both locally and on important roles a national level. Support which supported with food and thank-you academics, letters written by students sports, and fine “Door of Mercy” created by Ms. Gehrig’s were sent to our men in the art opportunities sixth grade religion class armed forces, and veterans. for all students School families assisted throughout the elderly St. Ambrose parishioners with leaf and snow removal year. This faithful Grandparent Volunteer Ralph Conner with Rhea Pearson during the school year. group of hard working volunteers The primary components of Mercy—peacefulness, forgiveness, play a vital role in strengthening a multi-faceted liberal arts patience, compassion, and gentleness—have been a primary education for all students. focus of our Friday school mass homilies, as well as religion and other academic classes. Teachers were the first to recognize and The J.E. Cosgriff School community looks forward to continuing compliment students who demonstrated forgiveness, patience, our Year of Mercy at the beginning of a new school year on and compassion in a classroom setting or who recognized it August 15, 2016. in others.

“A little bit of mercy makes the world less cold and more just.” ~ Pope Francis CatholicA Jubilee SchoolsYear of Mercy:: Communities at J.E. Cosgriff of Faith, Memorial Knowledge Catholic & ServiceSchool

The Eleven-Year Face Lift and New J.E. Cosgriff Donor Wall

From 2007 to the present, J.E. Cosgriff School has undergone an external and internal “Face Lift.” It was very evident to the principal several years ago that in order to meet current health codes, accept more students substantial school improvements which would not have been into the school and expand the educational opportunities possible without the generous gifts of some very kind and caring for all students, some facility changes and upgrades would individuals, couples, and foundations who have given $50,000 or be necessary. This eleven-year face lift has resulted in more of in-kind or monetary donations. A few of the changes and upgrades include the following: a viable updated pre-school area complete Katie and Dorothy Weber reading with playground, a separate middle with Teddy Stockham school, a newly located state-of-the-art computer lab complete with computers, current classroom technology, a new and updated lunch room and faculty kitchen, student academic scholarships, a hardwood gym floor, a leveled library and reading resource room, greatly expanded fine arts resources Maureen McCarthey and Roger and Mary Lowe and opportunities for students, a new Philip McCarthey school boiler to replace the 1957 model, Phillip Winston language arts books for pre-school thru eighth grade, schoolwide WiFi and new copy machines for the faculty and staff.

A special donor reception was held in April to bring these generous Cosgriff supporters together. At the reception, a new memorial wall was unveiled entitled “Building a Foundation of Excellence.” An engraved brick was placed on the wall to honor each generous donor. It is our hope that this new wall of excellence continues Ronny Cutshall of the ALSAM to grow for many years to come. Diane and Dan Henry Foundation Chris Gose and The current bricks were named as Michelle McDonough follows: Bob and Lana Martino, Maureen McCarthey, Philip McCarthey, Phillip and Beckie Winston, Herman and Laurie Franks, Roger and Mary Lowe, The Danielle Byron Henry Foundation, Chris Gose and Michelle McDonough, Philip and Anne Purcell, Terence Stephens, Bing and Judy Fang, Peter Purcell, Nick and Missy Boris, The ALSAM Foundation.

“The true meaning of life is to plant Terence Stephens Peter Purcell with Mrs. Hunt, trees under whose shade you do not principal expect to sit.” Bing and Judy Fang J.E. COSGRIFF MEMORIAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL ANNUAL NEWSLETTER & REPORT | 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR

Intermountain Therapy Animals build and encourage children’s love of books and the reading environment. The program provides an opportunity for children and Reading Education Assistance to practice reading as well as other communication skills. Dogs (R.E.A.D.) Katie comes to Cosgriff School one time per week during the Katie’s first job was school year, with her owner Dorothy Weber. Katie, Dorothy and that of a cattle dog a lucky student sit close together on the floor or on a sofa in the on a large ranch out library, while the magic of reading takes place. Students are very west. She has spent comfortable and often find Katie’s paw resting on their lap as she the last six years as a listens to every word the student reads. All students, especially in trained Intermountain the lower grades, want a turn reading to Katie. Therapy dog, and now Dorothy Weber, Katie’s owner has worked in both private and specifically, a popular corporate settings in behavior management. She is very kind and R.E.A.D. dog. This encouraging with each student, and she provides such a valuable program utilizes the volunteer service for the school. We are fortunate to have Dorothy Katie and Dorothy Weber reading companionship of and Katie returning to Cosgriff in the fall of 2016. with Teddy Stockham therapy animals to

Community Action League of CALC provides the opportunity for parents Cosgriff (CALC) to “teach by example,” the importance of community The Home and School Association (HSA) under the direction of service, as they work Kerry Hankins, President, and Sarah Farr, Vice President, created to instill a life-long a new opportunity for school families to work together as good commitment and passion stewards in our church and school community. Cosgriff families in their children to give of were called to action in November 2015, to offer their time and themselves as they serve service for elderly parish families who were in need of help with others in need. raking leaves and general yard clean-up. Over thirty Cosgriff school families assisted the elderly in the parish with fall clean- **Research shows that up in the month of November. In addition, sixty plus students volunteering at a young and their families prepared and served lunches to the homeless age improves self-esteem, Bridget, Rowan, and Declan Hankins raking through the Good Samaritan program during the year. encourages healthy life leaves at a senior parishioner’s home choices and inspires a life- CALC affords parents the opportunity to work side by side with long service ethic. their children, for the purpose of helping those less fortunate. CALC builds community among Cosgriff families as they work Watch for CALC opportunities in the upcoming 2016-17 school together for a common purpose. year. Go to: www.cosgriff.org

J.E. Cosgriff proudly supported the following charitable organizations during the 2015-16 school year.

St. Patrick’s Parish A Jubilee Year of Mercy at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School

J.E. Cosgriff Faith Formation Class

Seventeen Cosgriff faculty members participated in a six-week course in “Catholic Faith and Tradition.” The course was adapted from Notre Dame’s Satellite Theological Education Program (STEP) including the text, United States Catholic Catechism for Adults, published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Lisa Romero, first grade teacher, completed the online STEP course in the summer of 2015, then taught the class for all interested Cosgriff faculty and staff. Reading and discussing the text, in addition to required essays, filled the diocesan requirements for catechist certification.

All faculty and staff who teach religion are required to complete at least ten hours of continuing education each year. This course was informative and interesting with the added small group discussions. We were fortunate to have Fr. Andrzej join the class to enrich our discussions.

Celebration of the Holy Eucharist, Reconciliation, and Confirmation at St. Ambrose Church

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION ~ MAY 1, 2016 Second grade students received their First Holy Communion on Sunday, May 1, at the 11:00 mass. We are excited for these students who received the sacraments of Reconciliation and Holy Eucharist. Fr. Andrzej officiated at this very important Mass and encouraged the communicants to continue to receive the body and blood of Christ as a source of spiritual strength in their lives.

THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION ~ MAY 4, 2016 Eighth grade students received the sacrament of Confirmation on the evening of May 4, 2016. For the first time in his years as a priest, Fr. Andrzej Skrzypiec confirmed the prepared candidates. He spoke to all in attendance at the Confirmation mass about the importance of this sacrament, as the candidates continue their spiritual journey and ongoing faith formation.

J.E. Cosgriff School Families

Each month during the school year, students at J.E. Cosgriff have the opportunity to spend time with a special kind of family, their “School Family.” Each school family is comprised of at least one “family” member from each grade level from kindergarten through eighth grade. The eighth grader in each SAVE THE DATE! school family takes on a leadership role by directing the younger students in an activity aligned with the school’s service project for the month. School families are a great way for students of all grade levels to interact and, in turn, create a strong bond with one another that lasts long after the end of the school year. FEBRUARY 3RD LITTLE AMERICA HOTEL J.E. COSGRIFF MEMORIAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL ANNUAL NEWSLETTER & REPORT | 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR

VIP at J.E. Cosgriff School ~ and sets an excellent example for faculty and students alike. It is obvious from his attitude that Cristino is very proud of his work Cristino Padilla and takes pride in a clean and well-maintained school.

Cristino Padilla is the master of all trades at J.E.Cosgriff School. The second love of his life directly following his beautiful wife, He tackles and solves every problem, from repairing a broken Brigida, and three bright children Marisol, Yulisa and Christian, water pipe or desk, to polishing floors and setting up tables and is soccer. Cristino played soccer for several years and excelled as chairs. Cristino always offers to help a teacher, parent or student a strong defensive player. He coaches his son, Christian, in soccer transport heavy items, as often as possible. However, most important in Cristino’s life is clean up a mess, or locate to provide the opportunity for his children to attend college and a needed piece of furniture make wise career choices. His oldest daughter, Marisol, will start for a classroom. as a freshman at the University of Utah this fall.

Cristino is one of twelve The administration, faculty, and staff at J.E.Cosgriff are honored children and came to work to work alongside this very dedicated, bright, hard-working at J.E. Cosgriff School in custodial manager each day. J.E.Cosgriff is a much better school, 2007. He is loyal, passionate and we are all much better people because Cristino Padilla is a about his work and member of our J.E. Cosgriff school community. maintains a superb work ethic every single day. He Mr. Cristino Padilla, Nick Rimando, and Christian Padilla is kind, respectful, honest

Heather Simonson grade students, infancy to the present. She then added ~ Volunteer Extraordinaire ~ pictures of the many school activities over the past nine Heather Simonson is an incredible gift and inspiration to the years and created a beautiful parents, students, and teachers at J.E. Cosgriff School. Heather “Memory Book” for students and her husband Paul have two children, Pauline, who just to treasure, as they remember graduated from eighth grade and will be starting Judge Memorial their years at J.E. Cosgriff High School, and Eric, who will be entering fifth grade in the fall. School.

For the past nine years, Heather has tackled many time- Heather is an attorney by consuming, yet creative volunteer challenges. She has chaired profession and works faithfully the Fall Family Festival for the past eight years. This fun family at J.E. Cosgriff on Friday, party requires hours of preparation and organization, with her day off from the office. multifaceted set up and clean up. She has served as room parent Heather’s husband, Paul, for six years and willingly supports many student projects and Pauline and Eric often work teacher tasks during a week. You will see Heather at school every with her on many volunteer Friday organizing, copying, or laminating assignments for a projects. Heather Simonson is classroom teacher. She then volunteers in the library until the a true blessing and inspiration The Simonson Family end of the day. Heather has helped with Mardi Gras, Boy Scouts, to all who attend and work Trivia Night, art projects; she is a make-up artist for school plays, at J.E. Cosgriff School. Thank you, Mrs. Simonson for your drives on class field trips and volunteers at Vacation Bible Camp. countless hours of love, service, and devotion to J.E. Cosgriff Heather sent the eighth grade class off to high school with a most School and the St. Ambrose Church community. amazing “Memory Book.” She collected pictures from all eighth SAVE THE DATE!

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2015-16 Budget and Operating Costs Report

The administration is happy to report that Cosgriff fundraising activities generated in excess of $200,000, which slightly exceeded the necessary fund raising goal for the 2015-16 school year.

As you are aware, the cost of providing a quality liberal arts education for each full-time student exceeds our tuition income. Thank you for your generous donations. We hope you will continue to support our Annual Giving and other major fundraising events, to bridge the gap between the existing budget and actual operating costs at J.E.Cosgriff School.

Junior Achievement at J.E. and assumed the role of a restaurant owner, mayor, Cosgriff School banker, car salesman, store clerk, etc. It was a very eye- Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organization opening experience, especially dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, for the eighth grade students. entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experimental, Many of them were allotted hands-on programs. a set budget and discovered Both fifth and eighth grade Cosgriff students had a glimpse into first-hand the challenges of the real world this past year as participants in the SLC Junior making ends meet until the Achievement program. Students learned how to generate wealth end of the month! and effectively manage it, how to create jobs which make their A special thank you to Peeches Cederholm for introducing community more robust, and how to apply entrepreneurial our students to Junior Achievement and making it possible for thinking to the workplace. The fifth grade class became familiar them to participate during the 2015-16 school year. Peeches’ with the nation’s free market system and how it serves as an late husband, Wayne, was a strong supporter of J.A. and served economic engine for businesses and careers. Eighth grade on the board of directors for twenty years. He worked hard on students learned the specifics of credit card usage, balancing a many fundraising projects to help ensure the longevity and budget, starting and running a business and how to best prepare effectiveness of this important educational opportunity for young for their educational and professional future. people. Peeches and her son, Wayne Jr., continue this effort Community volunteers, parents and faculty members taught with the J.A. community golf tournament. Please support this the required curriculum and facilitated in-class discussions with tournament on August 31, which will help many more students both fifth and eighth grade students. The highlight of the course participate in the Junior Achievement Program. Go to www. was a field trip to the Junior Achievement “city” at the Gateway waynecederholm2memorial.org. Mall. Students were assigned to different companies or businesses

Mock Trial Student Council Members

This year Cosgriff had J.E. Cosgriff’s Student Council members for 2015-16 were eleven middle school Maggie Harmston, Gus Daskalakis, Hailey Warden, Annette students compete on Rooney, Sam Butcher, and Ella Kittrell. the Mock Trial team. The program is a competition in which middle school and high school teams argue both sides of a fictitious case in front of actual judges and attorneys throughout the course of the Mock Trial season.

The students were excited to tackle this year’s criminal murder case. The Cosgriff team spent many hours preparing for the competitions, and it really paid off. This year, with the help of Mock Trial coach Joel Kittrell, the team advanced to playoffs, and made it to the Round of 16. J.E. COSGRIFF MEMORIALCatholic CATHOLIC Schools SCHOOL :: Communities ANNUAL NEWSLETTER of Faith, & REPORT Knowledge | 2015-16 SCHOOL & Service YEAR

Athletics at J.E. Progress in Reading and Cosgriff School Mathematics Many students had a chance to participate in athletics this The Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills year at Cosgriff. Students (DIBELS) are a set of procedures and measures for assessing the had an opportunity to acquisition of early literacy skills from Kindergarten through compete during three seasons sixth grade. Cosgriff students are assessed three times each year, throughout the school year. In the fall, over sixty 5th-8th grade in September, January, and May. The results of our May 2016 students comprised six volleyball teams. Cosgriff was able to assessments indicate the percentage of students reading at or compete against many other teams from various schools in the above their expected grade level. The results are as follows: diocese over a six-week season, and the season culminated in a Kindergarten 86% 3rd grade 97% 6th grade 100% tournament held at Juan Diego High School. 1st grade 94% 4th grade 92% School wide 91% 2nd grade 84% 5th grade 85% Likewise, in the winter over

150 students registered The DDS-easy CBM Math Assessment is a benchmark to play basketball. The screening tool developed at the University of Oregon based basketball season included on the Focal Points from the National Council of Teachers students from 2nd-8th of Mathematics (NCTM). These focal points have strong grade. The season ran ten foundational overlap with the Common Core State Standards. weeks and concluded with Benchmark testing is the systematic process of screening all a tournament at Juan Diego students on essential skills predictive of later mathematic High School. performance. It is a basic link connecting assessment, In the spring, students had the opportunity to join Track Club. instruction, and goal testing. This year 125 students in grades K-8 took advantage of the The results of the May 2016 testing indicate the percentages of opportunity to be introduced to all aspects of track and field. students in each grade level that score at or above their expected Students were able to try various grade level (40-99th national percentile) in mathematics. The events—such as sprints, hurdles, results are as follows: distance, and field events like long jump and javelin. Practices were held Kindergarten 76% 3rd grade 75% 6th grade 91% twice a week, and students were able 1st grade 97% 4th grade 78% School wide 83% to put their newly learned skills to test 2nd grade 76% 5th grade 88% at the annual Christ the King Track Meet held at Judge Memorial High School.

4th Annual Tiger Trot

350 registered “trotters” jogged, sprinted, and walked around Sugarhouse Park on Sunday, May 26th for the 4th Annual Tiger Trot 5K and 1K fun run. Christian Vasquez was the first place student winner, Marco Crosswhite received second place, and third place went to Collin De la Garza. Congratulations to all Tiger Trot participants. J.E. Cosgriff School would like to thank Wasatch Pediatrics for their continuing Tiger Trot sponsorship. The Tiger Trot is a wonderful community event, where school families and parishioners can enjoy exercise, a Saturday’s Waffle, Bad Ass Coffee Co. coffee, and each other’s company. A Jubilee Year of Mercy at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School

Annual J.E. Cosgriff Fine Arts Celebration May 12, 2016

The Fourth Annual Fine Arts Celebration was held with great enthusiasm, once again this year. Parents, grandparents, and friends attended this magical night and enjoyed many forms of art. The evening began in St. Ambrose Church with violin, choir, band, dance and drama performances.

An Exciting Year for the J.E. Cosgriff School Band

This was a great year for the J.E. Cosgriff Memorial School band. The band, under the direction of Cosgriff music teacher During the second part of the evening, all guests enjoyed an Zachary Downes, prepared a diverse repertoire for three art stroll down the halls of Cosgriff School. Students from concerts with selections from Tchaikovsky, John Williams and kindergarten through eighth grade worked diligently throughout Mozart. The enthusiasm and dedication to music exhibited the year to produce and display their finest art work for the 2016 by students this year was commendable. By the year’s end, the Fine Arts Celebration. beginning band was proficient enough to join the advanced band for the May Fine Arts Concert. The combined band’s performance of the Star Wars theme was the highlight of the concert season.

This past spring, the band traveled to Juan Diego High School to participate in the Diocesan Band Festival. After participating in sectional workshops, students wowed the crowd, listened to many bands from around the valley, and performed as one Diocesan Orchestra under the nervous direction of Mr. Downes. The band’s consistent improvement and positive attitude made 2015-16 a year to remember. Each student’s final art piece was juried and 1st, 2nd 3rd place and Honorable Mention ribbons were awarded. Kindergarten—Second grade division: 1st place-Solomon Inaugural Preschool Art Show Guilkey, 2nd place-Lily Forsyth, 3rd place-Tessa Fowler, Honorable Mention-Michael Gibbons In April, J.E. Cosgriff School’s youngest students had time Third—Fifth grade division: 1st place-Kenai Valerio-Bedolla, to shine with the first Toddler/Preschool/PreK Art Show. 2nd place-Cameron Liddle, 3rd place-Julie Holly, Honorable The students let their artistic abilities take center stage with Mention-Rocco Wharton. everything from Toddler photography, still life painting, box cities, self portraits, and a collaborative mural. All of the Sixth—Eighth grade division: 1st place-Nicolette Miller, 2nd students’ work place-Hannah Hilton and Carter Titmus, 3rd place-Ellie showed that to Frederick, Honorable Mention-Erica Strand. create is to play, To promote student artwork beyond Cosgriff hallways and to and to play is honor the spirit of giving back to our community, art pieces to learn. They were selected for display at local hospitals and clinics throughout all learned the Salt Lake Valley. Representatives from Primary Children’s so much Hospital, Shriner’s Children’s Hospital, LDS Hospital, Utah and enjoyed Health and Human Rights, Evolutionary Healthcare, and showcasing Meliheh Free Clinic hand-picked student art work for public their special display and enjoyment. talents.

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see” ~ EDGAR DEGAS J.E. COSGRIFF MEMORIAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL ANNUAL NEWSLETTER & REPORT | 2015-16 SCHOOL YEAR

Performing Arts The Lion King Jr., performed by the J.E. Cosgriff School Drama Club

Now into its fourth year, J.E.Cosgriff’s drama club has become well-established and is supported through our Fine Arts Program offering students in grades 5 through 7 the opportunity to perform on stage. This past spring, the drama club entertained audiences with the Broadway production of The Lion King Jr. After months of planning and rehearsing, the costumes, make-up, songs, dancing, and acting all came together to make this a premier show. It was obvious to see that our students had reached “The Lion King Jr.” Cast a new level of confidence for performing on stage. It was truly a collaborative effort from many including: Mrs. Suzanne Lacombe–drama club director, Holly Issac–choreography, Tiffany Wharton-costume design, “Much Ado About Everything” Robin Harmston–set design, Michelle McDonough–cast Once again our eighth grade students performed a management. Thank you to all who made this incredible Shakespearean comedy—much to the delight of Cosgriff production possible. students, parents, and the community at large. This year, Mrs. Kori Hazel, a Cosgriff parent and volunteer, directed Thank you to our Fine Arts patron, Terence Stephens, for his Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing.” After casting continuing support of the J.E. Cosgriff Fine Arts Programs. the show, Mrs. Hazel began by teaching students about

characterization, character motivation, blocking, memorization, and how to understand and appreciate Shakespeare’s sense of humor. Mrs. Hazel, who holds degrees in theater, Shakespearean theater, and acting, provided wonderful background knowledge for our students. Mrs. Hazel made rehearsals enjoyable with her positive energy and enthusiasm for all things theater.

A very special thank you to Mrs. Claire Donnelly, Mrs. Michelle Gose, and Mrs. Robin Harmston for their unwavering support of the Shakespeare play. Mrs. Donnelly sewed costumes for the show, and as a result, Cosgriff now has Shakespeare costumes that will be worn and enjoyed by 8th grade students for years to come. Mrs. Gose was instrumental in selecting and purchasing costume materials, researching costume designs, and supporting the students during every performance. Mrs. Harmston designed, built, and painted the set for the show. Her creativity Blazing Needles in 4th Grade and expertise produced a remarkable, professional set.

Each year, the fourth grade class at J.E. Cosgriff learns how to Bravo to the eighth grade students! Their hard work and knit hats and donates them to homeless shelters around Salt dedication made for three excellent performances! Lake. This year Blazing Needles, a local knit shop, volunteered their time, and provided bags for the students to hold their projects. Later, the same shop had a photo contest where contestants were to photograph their knitting bag in their favorite place to knit. The class decided to enter the contest and submitted a photo showing students with their knitting bags in the classroom. To much surprise, Cosgriff fourth grade won! A few weeks later, Blazing Needles came back to Cosgriff, but this time with pizza and a generous gift for the teacher. The fourth grade class loves knitting, and Blazing Needles!

**Blazing Needles has generously donated needles and yarn for next year’s project as well. (About $150-200 value)

“Much Ado About Nothing” Cast A Jubilee Year of Mercy at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School

End of Year Honors at J.E. Cosgriff For the first time this year, the St. Ambrose Christian Service Award was awarded at the honor assembly on May 27, 2016. This year, eighth grader Pauline Fr. Andrzej Skrzypiec, the originator of this award, wanted to Simonson received the J.E. recognize a seventh grade student intending to continue at Cosgriff Heart of a Champion Cosgriff School in eighth grade, for his/her loving service to St. Award, which recognizes a Ambrose Church and Parish. Cosgriff student who demonstrates The Criteria considered for this award are as follows: courage and commitment to life. • The recipient must be a member of St. Ambrose Parish. It exemplifies ongoing dedication • The recipient must be of high academic standing and strong to a set of attitudes and actions Christian character. showing true greatness, kindness, • The recipient must display a love and understanding of the compassion, and respect to self Catholic faith. and others. The Heart of the Champion award acknowledges • The recipient must be committed to performing acts of perseverance through challenges and hardships. It is giving service for the parish community. everything you have all of the time, never quitting, never giving • The recipient must participate in Sunday worship, altar up. It is being resilient even when things may seem impossible. It serving, greeting parishioners, singing is a heart that continues to hope. in the choir and volunteering for other The Monsignor William E. Vaughan parish events. Award was awarded to Nicolette The 2015-16 recipient of the St. Ambrose Miller. This award grants a full Christian Service award was Theodore scholarship for one Cosgriff student Viollet. Theodore will receive free tuition entering the 8th grade who exhibits during his eighth grade year at Cosgriff exemplary behavior in the areas of School. scholarship, leadership, sportsmanship and cooperation. Letters About Literature is a Kajal Ganesh was presented the Sister Loyola national competition where Award for sharing an outstanding sense of Christian students must read a book, poem service, joy, humility, respect for others, and love of or speech and then write a letter Jesus in the manner of Sister Loyola. The recipient to the author reflecting how the of this award is always chosen by his or her peers. book affected them personally. The Monsignor Hedderman Award, J.E. Cosgriff’s Sixth grader Matthew Ludlow’s highest award, was presented to John Matthews letter to author John Flanagan was Mrs. Newman, Matthew Ludlow, selected as the Utah state winner for exhibiting leadership, excellent citizenship, high and Sharon Deeds academic achievement, respect for self and others, for Level 1, the 4-6th grade level. as well as contributing to our Catholic identity As the winner for Utah, Matt’s letter was then submitted for and values, and serving others in the school and the national competition. Caeli Sherman’s and Isabella Valles’ community. entries also advanced to the final stage of the state competition.

Olivia Brenneman, Kajal Ganesh, Ethan Hall, Hannah Hilton, National Mythology Examination Gold Medal Winners! Ella Kittrell, John Matthews, Chloe Redican, Sydney Robbins, The sixth grade Latin class, under the direction of Jo Ellen Jack Shuckra, Louis Valles, Hailey Warden, and Tomas Young Millard, participated in the National Mythology Exam. As in received a Presidential Academic Achievement Award, which the past, the students did very well with 48% of the students is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, honoring receiving a medal. But this year, for the first time, there were students who have achieved high academic goals as a result three gold medal winners. To earn a gold medal, the student of their hard work and dedication to learning. The Cosgriff must receive a perfect score on a fifty question test. Thirty students who received this award earned no less than a B+ in questions deal with general mythology. Ten questions are core academic subjects from 4th grade through the fall semester specific to a certain story in of 8th grade. mythology, and ten questions are about a book of The Odyssey. The Salt Lake Rotary Club Service Awards was Congratulations to all those who presented to Amaia Horyna. This student was received a silver or bronze medal selected for her outstanding service to others and and to the following students for commendable citizenship and academics. a superb gold medal showing: Boden Chell, Violette Wharton, and Maya McLaughlin. J.E. Cosgriff School Events Calendar Please visit Meet the Teachers August 12 3:30pm Cosgriff.org Mayor Jackie Biskupski Pays a for a complete First Day of School August 15 list of events, Special Visit to J.E. Cosgriff School Back to School Night(s) August 17, 18 activities, and mass schedules. Each year the Utah League of Cities and Towns organizes a Mentor/New Family Meeting August 24 statewide writing competition for students in 4th and 7th grades. Labor Day NO SCHOOL September 5 Students are asked to write an essay, no more than 780 words “Bad in Plaid” Golf Tournament September 11 in length, called “Why I Like My Neighborhood.” Students are encouraged to write about what they feel makes their ALS Softball Game September 18 neighborhood special. Grandparent Brunch October 5 9:00am This year, J.E. Cosgriff Fall Family Festival October 7 6:00pm student Thomas Lien Seventh Grade Hosts 11:00am Mass October 9 won first place in the 7th Fall Break, NO SCHOOL October 20, 21 grade division. Tommy was recognized by King’s English Book Fair October 23-29 Mayor Jackie Biskupski Parent/Teacher Conferences October 26, 27 at Cosgriff’s end of year Halloween Parade October 31 2:30pm honor roll and awards program. Mayor Biskupski read Tommy’s essay to the audience Trivia Night November 4 and offered her congratulations. Nice job, Tommy! Professional Educator Day NO SCHOOL November 11 An Unbelievable Winning Streak for Eighth Grade Hosts 11:00am Mass November 13 Mrs. Cindy Hunt Thanksgiving Vacation November 23-27 For the past seven years, a student at J.E.Cosgriff Memorial First Sunday of Advent November 27 Catholic School has been a first or second place winner in Immaculate Conception Mass December 8 8:30am the “Utah League of Cities and Towns” essay contest. This is a statewide writing competition where seventh grade Christmas Program December 15 students write a simple essay with the theme of “Why I Like Christmas Vacation December 22-January 2 My Neighborhood.” One essay is selected by the teacher and Cosgriff Open House January 8 12:00 noon submitted to be judged on the state level. Martin Luther King Day NO SCHOOL January 16 Essay contest coordinator, Tom Godfrey and former English Kindergarten Night January 19 (parents only) teacher, thought it only fitting to pay special recognition to Mrs. Cindy Hunt, seventh grade language arts teacher. He praised Spaghetti Dinner January 28 6:00pm Mrs. Hunt at the honor assembly, on May 27, when he said, Catholic Schools Week January 30-February 3 “Mrs. Cindy Hunt is a very gifted teacher who coaches her young Science Fair and Open House January 31 writers to express so vividly on paper, just how and why they love their neighborhood. The reader almost feels the different Fifth Grade Hosts 11:00am Mass February 12 emotions of the writer! It takes an incredibly Presidents Day NO SCHOOL February 20 talented and dedicated teacher to work at this Family Science Night February 23 level with her students.” Mrs. Cindy Hunt was not present at the assembly, however, she was Ash Wednesday 9:00am Mass March 1 awarded a special plaque by Mr. Godfrey for her Fourth Grade Hosts 11:00am Mass March 5 inspirational teaching and love of education. A Professional Educator Day NO SCHOOL March 10 special congratulations to Mrs. Cindy Hunt! St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 11 Spring Vacation March 13-19 Parent/Teacher Conferences March 22, 23 Third Grade Hosts 11:00 Mass April 2 Easter Vacation April 13-17 Easter Sunday April 16 First Communion 11:00am Mass May 7 Eighth Grade Farewell Mass 9:00am May 17 Eighth Grade Graduation 7:00pm May 19 Honor Assembly and Last Day of School May 26 A Jubilee Year of Mercy at J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School

2016 Science Fair Awards

This year’s Diocesan Science Fair was held at Juan Diego High School on February 6. Over 260 projects from Diocesan middle schools were represented at the fair. Thirty-one Cosgriff students attended, and twenty-two Cosgriff students placed; eight 1st place, six 2nd place, and eight 3rd place. Twenty Cosgriff students advanced to Salt Lake Valley Science Isabella DiNardo and her “Game On” Project and Engineering Fair at the University of Utah.

At the Salt Lake Valley Science and Giovanni Crosswhite, Jack Shuckra and John Matthews Engineering Fair, Cosgriff students competed against the top 7th and 8th grade students from Salt Lake, Tooele, Granite, Park City, Canyons, Murray School Districts, and the Catholic Diocese schools. Cosgriff students earned four 1st place, three 2nd place, two 3rd place and two 4th place category awards. Broadcom MASTERS™ award winners finished in the top 25 junior division projects in the fair that advanced to the regional fair from district fairs in the Salt Lake, Tooele, Granite, Park City, Murray School Districts, North Sanpete Charter, and the Catholic Diocesan Schools. Cosgriff’s Broadcom MASTERS™ winners Isabella DiNardo, Hailey Warden, Jack Shuckra, John Matthews, Marley Rosello, and Marley Rosello with “Are Natural Cleaners as Theodore Viollet will advance to compete in the Broadcom MASTERS™ national science Effective at Killing Bacteria as Artificial Cleaners?” fair competition for an opportunity to present their projects in Washington DC, and earn $25,000 in scholarships.

Notable J.E. Cosgriff Valuable Participant in Activities — Bulldog Press: Mary Oliver, Epicurean Club: Tyler Rollman, Student Council: Alumni at Judge Memorial Miranda Rougelot Catholic High School • Presidential and International Service Awards - Freshman Class of 2019: Rene Valles, Bronze Judge Memorial Catholic High School’s Annual Awards - Sophomore Class of 2018: Tanner Nilson and Emily Rougelot, Celebration took place on May 23, 2016. Several former Cosgriff Bronze, Keaton Yoshinaga, Silver students received awards and special recognition for outstanding • Junior Class of 2017: Elle Harmston and Erin Morgan, Bronze achievement in Academics, Activities, Athletics, and Service. • Senior Class of 2016: Douglas Gosselin and Miranda Rougelot, Bronze, Rachel Shubella, Silver • Bishop of the Diocese of Salt Lake City Award for Outstanding • Excellence in Theology: Ellisandra Cordova Scholar-Participation: Rachel Shubella • Excellence in Art: Alexandrea Bristow • Jeanette Sawaya Award for Outstanding Achievement in Arts, • Excellence in Dance: Abigail Mancini Academics and Athletics: Miranda Rougelot • Excellence in Mens’ Dance: William Ryan • Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross Award for Most • Excellence in Latin: Daniel Brown Inspirational Participant in Athletics — Cheer: Miranda • Excellence in English: Meredith Trentman Rougelot, Cross Country: Matthew Shiramizu, Cross Country: • Excellence in Science: Anna Shum Rachel Shubella, Boy’s Golf: Carter Holyoak, Girls’ Volleyball: • Excellence in Physical Education: Robert Lopez Annie Marie Purcell, Shining Star Award: Rachel Shubella, Girls’ • Excellence in English, Science and Social Studies: Swimming: Erin Morgan Christopher Clyne • Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross Award for Most • Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish Academic Award for Excellence Inspirational Participant in Activities — Archery Club: Diana in Spanish: Rachel Shubella and Lindsay Chunga, Student Council: Joseph Walz, Yearbook: • St. Vincent de Paul Academic Award for Excellence in Science, Emily Rougelot Edison Award: Tyler Rollman • Vicar General of the Diocese of Salt Lake City Award for Most • First Honors – Top ten graduates recognized for achievement in Valuable Participant in Athletics — Cross Country: Zachary A.P. and Honor courses — Tyler Rollman, Rachel Shubella Shubella, Boys’ Lacrosse: Douglas Gosselin, Girls’ Soccer: Skylar • Class of 2016 Honor Graduates: Sarah Beth Anderson, Lister, Girls’ Volleyball: Alexandrea Bristow, Hockey: Colin Bonk Douglas Gosselin, Aiden Larson, Katie Lee, Annie Marie • Vicar General of the Diocese of Salt Lake City Award for Most Purcell, Tyler Rollman, Miranda Rougelot, Rachel Shubella, Erin Sleater Thank You for Your Support Thank you to the following donors for your generous contributions to our school for the 2015-2016 academic year. J.E. Cosgriff School received over $200,000 in fundraising & donations. We appreciate all of the parents, grandparents, parishioners, alumni, friends and corporations who continue to support J.E. Cosgriff Memorial Catholic School:

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