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Connectionconnection Together Everybody Accomplishes More January 2009 TheThe ConnectionConnection Together everybody accomplishes more The newsletter for the residents of the Johnston Community School District Congratulations to the JHS marching band for winning first place at the Urbandale Marching Invitational, the Valleyfest Marching Competition and at the Waukee Marching Invitational. Congratulations to Vivian Wu, flute; Lauren Stephens, flute; Katie Giles, clarinet; Zea Zhu, clarinet; Leanna McAllister, Alto Sax; Andrew Schwaderer, trumpet; Claire Sevenich, french horn; Alex Kanauss, french horn; Ryan Tigges, trombone and Blake Wilson, tuba, for being chosen for the South Central Iowa Bandmasters Association (SCIBA) 8th Grade Honor Band ensemble. BASEBALL Congratulations to Coach Randy Wee on being named CIML Congratulations to Kathy Paul who was awarded the Iowa Central Conference Coach of the Year, 4A District Coach of the Talented and Gifted Distinguished Service Award. Kathy was Year and Des Moines Register Coach of the Year. nominated by administrators, teachers, parents and students in Congratulations to the Johnston Dragon Baseball Team for our district. their State Class 4A Championship and making history with a Congratulations to Johnston High School senior Alan Nagel, record of 40-0. who performed on the National Public Radio program “From Congratulations to the following all-conference members: the Top” on Nov. 13 at Hoyt Sherman Place in Des Moines. The Troy DuBay, 1st Team All-Conference Catcher; Ryan program features performances by young instrumental and vocal Torgerson, 1st Team All-Conference Pitcher; Greg Larpenter, musicians. 1st Team All-Conference Pitcher; Bryan Lippincott, 1nd Team Congratulations to Kevin Shi, Fred Shen, Jennifer Ajluni, All-Conference Infielder; Ryan McCauley, 1nd Team All- Alma Jovancevic, Joseph Payne, William McDowell, Ethan Conference 1st Baseman; Jonathan Nelson, 2nd Team All- Nutter, Neal Herink and Yelana Varley who won state in an Conference Infielder; James Stone, 2nd Team All-Conference academic competition called We The People. They will be Pitcher; Reid Jewell, 2nd Team All-Conference Pitcher; Justin competing in the National Finals in Washington D.C. in April. Hoellein, 2nd Team All-Conference Utility; Darin Davis, 2nd Team All-Conference Outfielder. Congratulations to the AP SCHOLARS following all-state members: Congratulations to Ian White who qualified for the National Troy DuBay, 1st Team In this issue AP Scholar Award; Lijuon Dong, Audrey Henning, Alan All-State Catcher; Ryan Nagel, Kevin Shi, Fred Shi and Julia Steggerda who qualified District News Torgerson, 1st Team All-State In Touch......................................2 for the AP Scholar with Distinction Award; David Cox, Grant Pitcher; Greg Larpenter, 1st R.O.S.E. Award...........................3 Jacobson, Tina Li and Torey Robinson who qualified for Team All-State Outfielder; Foundation Donations.................4 the AP Scholar with Honor Award; Amra Beganovic, Azra Infinite Campus...........................6 Bryan Lippincott, 2nd Team Beganovic, Linda Brown, Tim Clay, Brad Cleveland, Kari Kindergarten Registration...........7 All-State Infielder. Fall MIALT results.......................8 Dockum, Maddie Fiedler, Katie Githens, Senuri Jayatilleka, Congratulations to Troy Amy Lovejoy, Ethan Nutter and Jenny Pray who qualified for DuBay and Bryan Lippincott Johnston Community the AP Scholar Award. on being named to participate Education Programs in the IBCA State All-Star Adult...........................................10 Aquatics.....................................13 Series. KTC............................................16 BAND (Continued on page 5) Congratulations to Elaine Kramme, flute, for being selected Preschool/Early Childhood.........17 Teen...........................................19 to the University of Missouri Conservatory of Music’s “Midwest Youth..........................................20 Honor Band and Symposium” to be held in January of 2009. Registration information.............23 2 The Connection January 2009 Board of Education Christopher Sonner, President In Touch Mike Farrell, Vice-President by Clay Guthmiller, Superintendent Jill Morrill Tracey Orman Jackie Heiser Ralph Young he 2008-2009 school year is moving by rapidly. Our second semester of Tyler Buller classes officially begins on January 20, 2009. The first half of the school T Administrative Resource Center (ARC) year has been a productive one for our students and staff. Johnston students have 5608 Merle Hay Road excelled in the classroom and in activities. These accomplishments are a result of P.O. Box 10 the district’s commitment to quality and excellence in all that we do. Johnston, IA 50131 Student enrollment growth has slowed for the current year. While the district’s 515-278-0470 www.johnston.k12.ia.us student numbers increased by 145, it was still 100 less than a year ago and 60 less than projected. The district is completing a long-range facility plan and Clay Guthmiller, Superintendent updated enrollment report, which will provide future discussions and decisions. Jim Casey, Associate Supt. of Human Services Our district continues to enjoy the benefits of student growth. However, with Bruce Amendt, Executive Director of Academic Services the slowed economy, tighter budgets and other factors, the Johnston Community Janice Miller-Hook, Exec. Director of Financial Services Nancy Buryanek, Director of Community Education School District continues to face challenges related to finance, staffing, class-size Tony Sparks, Director of Technology and facilities. Mike Volz, Director of Transportation The district conducted an open house on Nov. 16 for the newly completed Gary Ross, Director of Activities and Athletics additions and renovations to Johnston High School. Additional space was Vickie McCool, Associate Principal Y-Home & Director of Special Education created for classrooms, band and vocal, physical fitness, special education and school nutrition. Construction of an addition to the school transportation School Principals facility will begin next summer. The expanded transportation facility will Eric Toot, Beaver Creek Elementary house all warehousing, receiving, buildings & grounds, maintenance and energy Tim Salmon, Horizon Elementary management. In addition, Lawson Elementary School will be receiving a Bruce Hukee, Johnston High School Brian Carico, Johnston Middle School classroom addition and some renovations to accommodate future growth and Trisha Lenarz-Garmoe, Lawson Elementary programming. The Board is also purchasing additional land for future facility Linda Hansen, Summit Middle School expansion. Look for more information in the coming months. Cheryl Henkenius, Timber Ridge Elementary The Board of Education has asked the administration to draft a revised busing Suzie Pearson, Wallace Elementary plan for the 2009-2010 school year. The plan would revise the current busing Schools guidelines and would include a charge for busing service provided to all K-7 Beaver Creek Elementary, 278-6228 students who live one mile or less from their schools and all 8-12 grade students Horizon Elementary, 986-1121 who live two miles or less from their respective schools. The district is also Johnston High School, 278-0449 working with PTOs, parents and the City of Johnston to provide safe routes to Johnston Middle School, 278-0476 Lawson Elementary, 278-0478 schools for students. Look for more information in the future. Summit Middle School, 986-0318 At the Johnston Schools, we are committed to providing an education that Timber Ridge Elementary, 331-4379 focuses on helping each child find academic success and experience personal Wallace Elementary, 278-6977 growth. We are also committed to helping prepare our students for the future by equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in the 21st Century. As we work to raise student achievement and develop more effective schools, please remember that your ideas, suggestions, opinions and concerns are always welcome. By communicating and working together, we can make a difference for MISSION The Johnston Community School District’s mission the students we serve. is to prepare our community of learners for a Best Wishes for a great New Year in 2009. changing world by providing the knowledge and skills necessary to be responsible, contributing citizens committed to excellence. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY The Johnston Community School District does not discriminate on providing equal educational opportunities for students and prohibits harassment, bullying, hazing, or any other victimization of students on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, marital status, physical attributes, physical or mental ability or disability, ancestry, political party preference, political belief, socioeconomic status, familial status or age. No employee or applicant shall be discriminated against on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion, age or disability. Inquiries regarding compliance with equal educational, harassment, employment opportunities and/or affirmative action shall be directed to the Associate Superintendent and Equity Coordinator, 5608 Merle Hay Road, Johnston, Iowa 50131, (515) 278-0470, to the Director of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission in Des Moines, the Director of the Region VII Office of the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or the Director of the Region VII Office of Civil Rights, United
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