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Candor Central Communications CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS December 2018 www.candorcsd.org Candor Schools ~ Shaping Our Future District Mission Statement The mission of the Candor Central School Community is to challenge students to become responsible, knowledgeable, contributing citizens within a caring environment where lifelong learning is valued and differences are accepted. Pre-Kindergarten Program coming soon to Candor Central School District! See page 5 for more details. DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 2 DECEMBER EVENTS * 11/26/18 - 12/06/18 Food Pantry Collection - Elementary * 11/30/18 Picture Make Up Day * 12/07/18 Food Pantry Parade for Students - Elementary * 12/12/18 Senior High Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/13/18 Junior High Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/14/18** Elementary Holiday Programs High School Auditorium - K – 2nd @ 9:30 a.m. - 3rd & 4th @ 10:30 a.m. * 12/19/18 Elementary Band & Chorus Winter Concert High School Auditorium 7:00 p.m. * 12/24/18-1/1/19 NO SCHOOL - Holiday Recess **If December 14th is a snow day or delay, the holiday programs will be on December 18th. DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 3 BIG NEWS!!! Pre-Kindergarten Program at Candor Central School District The district has applied for a grant through NYS to create two full-day Pre-K classrooms. Each classroom will be in the elementary school and have a maximum of 18 students with one teacher and one teacher aide. The program is intended for families who live within the Candor School District boundaries. Children must be 4 by December 1st to be eligible. Children who are eligible to attend Kindergarten will not be considered for the program. The program is intended to start January 22nd and follow the district calendar through the end of the school year. The elementary school day hours will be followed (8:45am-3:15pm). Transportation will be provided for all four-year-olds. NYS immunization and physical requirements must be met. If the district does NOT receive funding through the grant, we are still committed to creating one full-day classroom with a maximum of 18 students. If you have questions or are interested in receiving registration materials, please call the elementary office at 659-3935. Registration paperwork must be turned in by November 30th. This does not guarantee your child a spot in the program. DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 4 ELEMENTARY HONOR STUDENTS First Quarter Academic Honor Roll 2018-2019 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade Mrs. Both Mrs. Kelsey Mrs. Parillo Korbin Brenza Logan Aman Deveon Aman Kyle Jantz Marcus Bennett Mylee Andrews Emmi Makie Andy Clemins Maddison Benjamin Colden Moffett Rylan Cruz Suze Clemins Kaden Sims Cyan Davis Tyler Greeno Montana Vorhis Sara Garrard Kaydee Jackson Megan Williamson Keenan Leseman Zachary Lang Flint Wilson Lindsey Morse Hannah Magyar Abigail Orendorff Emily Olmstead Mrs. Flanagan Olivia Orendorff Ayasha Schweiger Connor Breed Steven Sherman KayLee Smith Derrick Eaton Rodney Vaow Carter Edwards Tessa White Mrs. Weeks Madelyn Hatch Kayla Coppage Teresa Kern Mr. Pierce Andrea Duffy Trinity Magyar Brilynn Belles Tyler Dunham Elizabeth Murray Samantha Clark Lucy Eaton Hailey Strong William Dizer Emma Haynes Ava Fernando Kody Floyd Ms. Young Charlie Hilbert Haley Hulse Brody Ahart Hazel Ray Mateo Indovino Carson Hatch Isabella Sackett Jason Jantz Malley Heidl Shyla Schilling Teagan Kwiatkowski Mathaius VanZile Mr. Young Donny Makie Corbyn White Noah Banks Valeria Polanco-Gil Kaitlyn Coppage Claire Rollins Mrs. Taylor Keanna Fay Hunter Short Kadin Cole Maxwell Fey Abigail Teeter Shawna Conklin Kaitlyn Floyd Stanley Winnick IV Callie Deming James Kane, jr. Jakobe Foster Emma Kelsey Ryan Huizinga Wyatt Ross Valorie Hurd Kathryn Stouffer Jennarose Reagan Phoebe Swartz Nicholas Rennells Maiya VanAlstine Tracy Reynolds Nicola Soper Jillian Teribury Landyn Woodmansee DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 5 ELEMENTARY HONOR STUDENTS Attitude of Excellence This award is given each 10 weeks. Students are nominated by their peers. Congratulations to: 4th Grade 5th Grade 6th Grade Mrs. Both’s Class Mrs. Kelsey’s Class Mrs. Parillo’s Class Emmi Makie Tessa White Zachary Lang Mrs. Flanagan’s Class Mr. Pierce’s Class Mr. Young’s Class Elizabeth Murray Ava Fernando Wyatt Ross Ms. Young’s Class Mrs. Taylor’s Class Mrs. Weeks’ Class Claire Rollins Jillian Teribury Carson Heidl DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 6 HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENTS 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade Hudson Ahart Madison Compton Jasmine Auffhammer Trinity Bogert Shelbi Belokur Emily Crowley Jerome Burgess Brooke Judson Logan Bruno Calvin Curkendall Kyra Cook Bryce Mills Camden Cody Ty Evans Cadriana Edwards Madison Phillips Mariah Cook Lucas Heidl Hunter Haynes Ian Potter Sophia Deubler Jazmyne Husband Jackson Jennison Ashlynn Shelton Ousmane Duncanson Kjelbi Jayne Alexis Kane Ciera Vega Aaron Hunt Mya Marsh Lucas Kunte Molly Woodhull Aiden Jackson Seth McBride Luciana Ray Skyler Kwiatkowski Vanessa McFall Ella Reese Miranda Langendoerfer Alexis Peabody Jocelyn Rennells Rachel Michael Aryan Peters Parker Robinson Lilliana Mills Trishton Pritchard Jacek Teribury Darren Starkweather Madison Robbins Jason Tufarella Nolan Swartz Cole Strong Abigail Vorhis Cooper Thayer Kayla Ward Zachary Watson William Zimmer 12th Grade 11th Grade Arianna Barbiero Amber Bareham Bryce Barnett Isiah Beauvais Paloma Bulto Kylie Decker Leah Gillule Jennah Kareem Alexis Karabec Isabella Schurter Jebadiah Parillo Chante Scott Abbey Quick Daniel Thomas Sarah Showerman Caleb Vaow Shawn Watson James Wells Hunter Wulf DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 7 HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENTS 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade Levi Anderson Riley Aman Addison Aman Cora Anderson Cassondra Doane Jacob Banks MaKayla Angell Teagan Bartlow Julia Dunham Morgan Bensley Olivia Bennett Sidney Brown Grace Handy Taylor Brock Madison Bensley Leah Cook Jadon Heidl Brianna Cole Eric Clarida Asia Curkendall Owen Huizinga Treyvon Davis Benjamin Dizer Lauren Davies ArawreinRose Hurd Kamala Deming Anna Greeno Conor Figgs Maggie Jennison Matthew Fitch Madison Hall Kadrianna Foster Daisy Keller-Perry Serenity Hall Elisa Hatton Megan Henry Carterann Lower Lilly Hobi Kiera Heidl Braelyn Hornick Julia Olmstead Neena Kurtz Maisie Hover Luke Huizinga Beylah Parillo Kara Morse Tyler Knickerbocker Isaac Lindridge Emily Paterson Angelina Porras Liam Lang Jenna O’Connell Jamesynn Pritchard Isabella Porras Garrett Lindhorst Selah Ray Autumn Watkins Zebulun Soper Isabel Makie Karly Schmeiske Alisha Willis Wyatt Stouffer Nena Morse Shelby Soper Dakota Tseng Olivia Parillo Brayden Watkins David Vega Nicholas Ritchie Nash Whitmore th Jessica Wells Brianne Schweiger 11 Grade Addison Young Sierra Schweiger th Arianna Aman Andrew Suttmeier 12 Grade Evan Barnett Shelby Swartz Brooke Wilcox Searra Allen Rianna Benesh Andrea Barrett Ty’vone Benners Joao Bessa Camille Brock Delaney Fatcheric Erin Bruttomesso Stella Garrard Alexander Doucett 11th Grade cont... Emily Henry Kailyn Edwards Jennifer Hopkins Rebecca Holmes Owen Parillo Ethan Howe Carolynne Horstmann Eli Reese Jenna Huizinga Cassie Howe Alisabeth Seely Chloe Kidney Brandon Hoyt Kilie Streeter Leah O’Connell Jasmine Inners Kori Strong Tyler Shepardson Lance Jensen Matthew Suttmeier Meadow Thayer Eric Jordan Ashton Teribury Elexes Westervelt Brayden Krebs Savanna Tuttle Corey Whatley Corinne Manzer Cassidy Wells Paedyn Whitmore Molly Parillo Kayleigh Wulf DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 8 NEWS & NOTES IT’S BOX TOPS SUBMISSION TIME! HERE ARE A COUPLE OF TIPS TO HELP MAKE SUBMITTING BOX TOPS EASIER: * Bundle your Box Tops in groups of 10 or 50 using an envelope, sandwich bag or rubber band. * Tape, glue or staple your Box Tops on a collection sheet – available on our school website or at: btfe.com/collectionsheets. FOR A LIST OF PARTICIPATING PRODUCTS GO TO BTFE.COM/PRODUCTS DECEMBER 2018 CANDOR CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS PAGE 9 NEWS & NOTES Dear families: Happy fall! Thank you for welcoming me to the Candor Central School District community. It is my goal to work together with our students and their families to keep in good health throughout the school year. Cold/Flu season is now upon us. I will encourage our students to practice good hand hygiene, maintain good sleep habits, drink plenty of water, and eat a balanced diet. If children are ill please allow them adequate time to recover before returning to school. In addition to keeping themselves well, we want to help our students learn to prevent the spread of illness to others. Please talk to your children about good hygiene practices such as hand washing, covering during a cough and resting when they are not well. Our school policy asks the following in regards to illness and returning to school: Students are fever free for 24 hours without the use of fever reduction medications. Students are free from vomiting or loose stools for 24 hours after gastrointestinal illness. If your child’s illness distracts them from learning they may need more time to rest. Please contact the health office if you have questions or concerns. For the most up to date surveillance of this year’s flu data please refer to the Center for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov. Thank you and well wishes for a healthy fall, Nurse Jill Elementary School Nurse We have had a great start to the school year with new programs and opportunities for our students. We are seeing and hearing great things!
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