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special edition YEAR: 2016 | ISSUE: 6 | JUNE 1, 2016 HACIENDA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE MAGNET SCHOOL HAWKEYE 1290 Kimberly Dr. | San Jose, CA 95118 | 408.535.625 LETTER FROM SPRING FLING CHAIR Happy summer everyone! It may be the end of the school year, but how can we Thanks, Spring Fling and Auction Committees! start the summer without recognizing all of the people who made Spring Fling a success? Our Spring Fling newsletter is SPRING FLING WALK-A-THON Hacienda students, family, and friends walked or jogged to earn money one way that we recognize and celebrate for the school from pledges. the many people it takes to make Spring Fling happen. Hacienda community comes together to pull off That said, let’s start with all of you another great Spring Fling. BY CATHERINE LAVIN who showed up and participated! There s Chairperson for the event, I don’t sweat the small stuff: were 492 Hacienda students who had the pleasure of working • Cathy Teves - Walk-a-thon participated in the walk. Many parents Awith so many enthusiastic and registration walked away excited about their winning motivated people both leading up to • Michelle Crespin - Walk-a-thon the event, as well as on the day of. I prizes bids at the auction. We enjoyed tasty love that part of this job, and I am • Dennis Hall - Field/course set-up food all day, and our side booths kept sure you will love to meet these folks and design us entertained. Thank you all for your if you don’t already know them. So • Jen Doane - Volunteers and photo attendance and for helping create a let me introduce to you some of the booth people and families from our Hacienda • Keith Flemming - T-shirt design welcoming environment with your community who pitched in to make • Jeff Renda with Michelle Unger - positive spirits! We hope you enjoyed Spring Fling a success... T-shirt solicitations the day. First, our Chair people: • Noreen Nishimura - T-shirt orders • Chris Jelesky - did all the work as and solicitations Thanks again to all of you for making Walk-a-thon Chair • Michelle Scripoch - Event packet the day special! I hope you have been • Michelle Scripoch - who else could and auction catalogue inspired to take part next year...you pull it off as Auction Chair • Jessica Zinkevich - Registration • Gary Butera - can’t go without our materials prep won’t regret it! Food Chair • Ashley King - Pep Rally Director Wishing you and your families a ...and our fabulous coordinators who • Marjene Louie - Event Set-up >4 fabulous summer! Hacienda Hawkeye articles and features are collected two weeks in IN THIS ISSUE advance of publication. For publishing information and/or to submit Regards, content, contact [email protected]. Catherine Lavin HIPS FUNDRAISING RESULTS FOR SPECIAL THANKS ....................... 4 AUCTION COMMITTEES! ......cont. 4 THIS SCHOOL YEAR .................... 5 T-SHIRT SPONSORS ................... 4 TOP MONEY EARNERS ...............4 Spring Fling Chair HIPS PLANNED EXPENDITURES THANK YOU, AUCTION DONORS . 2 WALK-A-THON AWARDS ........... 5 FOR 2016-17 ............................ 5 THANKS, SPRING FLING AND . June 2016 hawkeye HACIENDA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE MAGNET SCHOOL 1290 Kimberly Dr · San Jose, CA 95118 · 408.535.6259 • Boomers! Livermore • Bottle & Bottega • FORESTBowlmor Bowling FINDINGS Alley • California Automobile Museum • California Living Museum (CALM) • California Theatre Center • California’s Great America • Camera Cinemas • Camp EDMO • Campo di Bocce of Los Gatos • Capers Eat & Drink • Castle Air Museum • Center for Classical Chinese Medicine • C’est Si Bon Bakery • Charles Paddock Zoo • Cheesecake Factory • Children’s Creativity Museum • Children’s Fairyland • Children’s Musical Theatre San Jose • City Lights Theater Co. • Classic Car Wash Thank You, Auction Donors • Classic Kids • Clos La Chance Winery • Computer History Museum AUCTION ITEMS were donated by Hacienda families and staff as well as numerous businesses, giving • Concannon Vineyard everyone plenty to bid on during our silent auction. • CooperGarrod • Estate Vineyards Remember to thank the auction donors for supporting our • Costco • Creative Memories / Karen BY CATHERINE LAVIN school when you visit their businesses. Siegel Fitting • Crepevine hat can we say about the • Al Castello Ristorante • Crystal Ballroom Dance Studio donations this year? What an • All Natural Day Spa • Crystal Springs Golf Course amazing assortment of items • Almaden Swim & Racquet Club W • CuriOdyssey up for auction! There were so many • Almaden Valley Athletic Club • Dance Arts Academy wonderful cool things to choose from. • Almaden Valley Nursery • Dance Attack Many thanks to all of the families who • AMC Theatres • Destination Science donated to the auction, and to the • American Girl • Dick’s Sporting Goods companies who contributed. As you look • AMF Mission Lanes • Dio Deka over these donors, take a mental note • Amici’s Pizza • Disneyland of who they are and remember to thank • Ant Swim School • Eagle Ridge Golf Club them for helping our school the next • Aperture Academy • Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden time you see them or stop by their shop • Apex Gymnastics • Emerald Forest Bird Gardens or restaurant. Let them know how much • Aqua Adventure Water Park • Erik Fong you appreciate their contributions! • Aqui CalMex • Evergreen Aviation Museum • Archery Santa Cruz • Exploratorium • Armadillo Willy’s • Farmigo • Athena Camps • Fiesta Village Family Fun Park • Bagel Guys Willow Glen • Filoli • Bakersfield Museum of Art • Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco • Barnes & Noble • Forestiere Underground Gardens • Bath & Body Works • Fresno Chaffee Zoo • Bay Area Brewery Tours • Funderland Park • Bay Area Dinner Show • Galileo: Innovation Camps for Kids • Bay Area Discovery Museum • Gallagher, Reedy & Jones • Bay City Bike • Gibbon Conservation Center • Beach Blanket Babylon • Gilroy Gardens Family Theme Park • Big 5 Sporting Goods • Giorgio’s Italian Food or Frankie, • Bill’s Café Jonnie & Luigi Too! • A Work of Heart • Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad • Go Car Tours • Adventure Cat Sailing Charters • Black Angus Restaurant • GoKart Racer • Adventure City • Bloomster’s • Golden State Warriors • Aerospace Museum of California • Blossom Hill Crafts Pottery • Golden State Model Railroad Museum • Affordable Treasures • Blue & Gold Fleet • GourmetGiftBaskets.com • Airborne Gymnastics • Blue Rock BBQ 2 . June 2016 hawkeye HACIENDA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE MAGNET SCHOOL 1290 Kimberly Dr · San Jose, CA 95118 · 408.535.6259 • Green Planet Yarn • Pacific Edge Climbing Gym • Spring Hills Golf Course • GreyLearning • Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier • Steve & Kate’s Camp • Grounds for Change: Fair Trade Coffee • Paintball International • Strike Brewery • Guitar Center • PayLess Shoe Source • Susie Cakes • Gypsy Rose Online Store/Catalog • Peju Winery • Symphony Silicon Valley • Hacienda Family *FORBES* • Peninsula Beauty • Tahoe Donner • Hacienda Family *HERRERA* • Pet Food Express • The Container Store • Hacienda Family *KWAYKE* • Petroglyph Willow • The Counter Santana • Hacienda Family *LAM* • Glen • Row • Hacienda Family *LIPARI* • Pizza My Heart • The Garret Restaurant • Hacienda Family *PEREZ* • Planet Granite Sunnyvale • The Golden Skate • Hacienda Family *TEVES* * • Poor House Bistro • The Grammy Museum • Hacienda Family *UNGER* • Psycho Donuts • The Hiller Aviation Museum • Hacienda Student *Paige Unger* • Raging Waters - San Jose • The Holt Family • Hakone Estate and Gardens • Railtown 1897 • The Music Place • Happy Hollow Park & Zoo • Rain Chains Direct • The Petrified Forest • Hayes Mansion • Rainforest Café • The Studio Climbing • Hearst Castle • Rancho ObiWan • The Table • HeartShare Training • Ravine Water Park • The Tech Museum of Innovation • Hicklebees Children’s Books • Rebecca Rountree Photography • The Wooden Horse • Hobee’s California Restaurants • Ridge Vineyards • Turtle Bay Exploration Park • Honig Vineyard and Winery • Ross Stores • Under the Son Horsemanship • In Spa • Rubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill • USS Hornet Museum • InNOut • Ruth Bancroft Garden • Vena’s Skin & Body Treatments • Burger • Sacramento Zoo • Visual Eyes Optometry • Inns of California Sonora • Safari Run • Walt’s Cycle • Irvine Park Railroad • Sally Beauty Supply • West Valley Gymnastics School • Jake’s of Willow Glen • San Carlos Flight Center • Whitewater Voyages • Jungle Island • San Diego Model Railroad Museum • Willow Glen Creamery • Just Windows • San Francisco 49ers • Winchester Mystery House • Kendama USA • San Francisco Botanical Garden • Winter Lodge • Kidizens (Lego camps) • San Francisco Cruises (Red & • Wok Wiz Chinatown Tours • Kyoto Palace White Fleet) • Woodzee Sunglasses • La Vie Nails & Spa • San Francisco Giants • Yard House • Laser Quest • San Francisco Zoo • YMCA Camp Campbell • Lawrence Hall of Science • San Jose Giants Baseball Club • Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad • Lee’s Martial Arts • San Jose Improv • Zanotto’s Market • Legacy Republic / Karen Siegel Fitting • San Jose Museum of Art • Lindsay Wildlife Museum • San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles • Lisa’s Tea Treasures • San Jose Sharks • Loft Bar & Grill • San Jose Spiders Ultimate Frisbee • Lovejoy’s Tea Room • SanJose.com • Main Street Burgers • Santa Ana Zoo • Marie Callenders • Santa Barbara Museum of Natural • Martinelli & Company History: Sea • Mathnasium • Center • Merry Mart Uniforms • Santa Barbara Zoo • Micke Grove Zoo • Santa Clara Kenpo Academy • Motif Spa • Santa Cruz Childrens Museum • Mountain View Center for the of Discovery Performing Arts • Santa
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