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Happy New Year from All of Us at Carl Sandburg High School! We Wish You a 2020 That Is Elite Daily! CARL SANDBURG HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER • JANUARY 2020 Happy New Year from all of us at Carl Sandburg High School! We wish you a 2020 that is Elite Daily! A CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 230 SCHOOL THOUGHT MEANING ACTION CARL SANDBURG HIGH SCHOOL 2019-2020 MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Greetings Eagle Families and Friends, School Calendar On behalf of everyone here at Sandburg, Happy New Year to all! I hope you enjoyed the holiday Dates to Remember season and time with family and friends. The winter break provided me time to reflect on 2019! January Simply stated...2019 was an ELITE year at Carl Sandburg High School! 7 Classes Reconvene When I reflect back on my first year and a half serving as Principal of Carl Sandburg High School, 8 Mid-Year Graduation I am most proud of the many relationships that I have developed with students, staff, families, and community members. I have said it time and time again..Sandburg is special because of the people! 20 Martin Luther King Day No School I loved every moment of 2019 that I had the opportunity to spend supporting our students and staff as they pursued their passions in academics, athletics, activities, and service! The culture and climate at Sandburg is so special - I love Sandburg and it truly is an ELITE place. February The collective work of the staff at Sandburg is amazing! I am so proud of and grateful for our 17 President’s Day - No School dedicated staff who make connections with our students and develop lasting relationships as 25 Senior Honors Night, 7:00 PM they strive for innovation and engage our students both inside and outside of the classroom. Of particular note is Judy McAuliffe who has recently been recognized by the Illinois State Board of March Education as a Those Who Excel Teacher of Merit. Judy McAuliffe is an outstanding teacher, coach, and person and we are so proud of her for receiving this special recognition! 2 No School 3 Parent/Teacher Conferences One of the most exciting recognitions that our school community has earned in 2019 is being (no student attendance), named an Exemplary School. The designation is based on our school’s overall data for all of the 12:00 PM - 7:00 PM accountability indicators, as well as the data for individual student groups. The exemplary rating 5 Band Concert, 7:00 PM, PAC means that Carl Sandburg High School is in the top 10% of all schools in the state of Illinois - an elite 20 Early Dismissal, 1:00 PM accomplishment that is the result of having amazing students, outstanding staff, and supportive families! In 2019, we also appeared on Newsweek’s list of Top STEM High Schools! Our success has 22-27 Spring Break once again been recognized by the Washington Post (“Most Challenging Schools;”) Newsweek 30 Classes Reconvene (Distinguished School;) and Niche.com (Top 20 in Illinois). Embedded in these recognitions are specific successes highlighted below related to the two focus areas of our school improvement that are framed by a collective mindset to be Elite Daily! College and Career Readiness • 2 National Merit Semi-Finalists • 12 National Merit Commended • 108 Illinois State Scholars • 50% of students are enrolled in at least one AP course • 998 students completed 1736 AP exams • 365 students earned AP Scholar status for passing at least three exams with test scores of three or higher • 17 students earned National AP Scholar distinction for passing at least eight exams with an average score of four or higher Mr. Anthony J. Serratore, President • Freshman College and Career Readiness Scorecard that focuses on development and goal setting Mrs. Melissa Gracias, Vice-President within academic and citizenship indicators launched in 2019 Mrs. Susan Dalton, Secretary • Continued implementation of Period 2 Advisory and Intervention time in which students continue Mr. Michael Hardek, Board Member to report that intervention time has assisted them academically Mrs. Kate Murphy-Peterson, Board Member Mr. David O’Connor, Board Member Connectedness Mr. Patrick O’Sullivan, Board Member • 95% of students report feeling safe and comfortable with their teachers Dr. James M. Gay, Superintendent • Leadership Team and Partner Consultant facilitated equity conversations with students and staff Jennifer Tyrrell, Principal • Carl Sandburg High School was a finalist in both the Varsity Brands America’s Most Spirited High School and IHSA Student Section Showdown contests Sandburg Pride is published by the Consolidated • Co-curricular participation (72.1%) High School District 230 School Board. “An equal opportunity employer” • Induction of the third class to the Athletic Hall of Fame • 90 Students Received the Cook County Sheriff’s Commitment to Service Award, collectively Printed on Recycled Paper completing over 11,900 hours of service 10% Total Recycled Fiber — continued next page (708) 671-3100 | sandburg.d230.org 2020 ILLINOIS STATE SCHOLARS NAMED Carl Sandburg High School is pleased to announce that 108 students Illinois State Scholars represent approximately the top ten percent of from the graduating class of 2020 have been recognized as Illinois high school seniors, hailing from 671 different high schools across the State Scholars. state. Selection is based on SAT or ACT scores and/or class rank at the end of the junior year. The Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC), the state agency committed to helping to make college accessible and affordable for It is with great pride that we announce this year’s group of Illinois State Illinois families, bestows this prestigious recognition to top Illinois high Scholars. Congratulations to our State Scholars for their commitment school students annually. This year, over 18,800 elite honorees join and hard work. We also want to commend their parents, teachers, the other top state students honored for their academic achievements coaches and mentors for helping these students achieve their goals. since the designation was first introduced in 1958. We wish all of the scholars the best as they pursue their future education and careers. Hasan Abdelsaid Grace Corluka Stephanie Gaspardo Maya Kovacevic Kaylee Osterman Leonardo Serdar Ali Al Saeed Thomas Cosler Timothy Gockel Jamie Kwiatt Justin Panagakis Muhammad Shaikh Mary Allen Adam Dajani Evan Gonzales Lauren Lavender Nisarg Patel Jack Smolik Yousef Alrafati Olivia Danowski Megan Grant Elliot Luke Shiv Patel Kayla Snaidauf David Antoine Sydney Dea Jayme Gross Mary Madden Anna Piacente Keelyn Sriver Atharva Atreya Konstance Delis Meghan Haran Ahmed Mahdi Jessica Post Neha Stephen Grace Badon Charles Dematteo James Hart Kelly Marquardt Alyssa Prisby Thomas Stogin Clara Bailey Erin Depke Abigail Hooks Rachel Mars Layan Qasim Mia Strolia Jack Barrett Nicole Eckert Xin-Chen Huang Ian McGrath Adrianna Ramos William Tenuta Michael Bonaminio Youssef El-Hakim Emma Hurley Michael McKeough Emily Ras Maggie Tripp Carson Bruce Elena Esparza Therese Jaeger Sarah Meier Alyanna Ruth Reyes Nessa Trombetta Sarah Bulvan Maxwell Farley Hussam Eddin Jalab Alexander Miller Jillian Richards Adam tutor Julia Canellis Kaitlyn Fleming Justin Joseph Arnas Miskinis Samuel Rodriguez Evelynn Tylka Brooke Carter Bridget Friel Allison Kallberg Matthew Murphy Nicole Rooks Alexandra Walsh Ximena Castillo Kiera Fullick Peter Karras Amanda Niemeier Ahmad Salah Kathryn Walsh Christina Clark Jeremy Galvin Elizabeth Kenes Mikayla Nowicki Nedal Salem Cody Watson William Conroy Angeli Gargoles Lana Kiswani Olivia Oberheu Zoe Schultz Victoria Zdanewicz Aidan Conway Erica Gary Thais Kolganov William O’Quinn Johnathan Schwartz Colin Zerfass MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL continued from previous page • SWSC Conference Championships: Varsity Eaglettes, Boys Swim, Art Competition/Honorable Mention); Saffion Chung (Choir), Boys Bowling, Boys Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Boys Water Polo, Girls Mark Gardocki (Orchestra), Timothy Gockel (Choir), Simon Han Golf, Boys Cross Country, and Girls Tennis (Orchestra), Sophia Pagni (Orchestra), Aidan Tylka (Orchestra), • IHSA Regional Champions: Varsity Wrestling, Boys Bowling, Evelynn Tylka (Orchestra), and Louis Vacha (Band) Baseball, Softball, Boys Volleyball, Girls Soccer, Girls Golf, Boys Golf, • Top Ten State Finishes: Scholastic Bowl (Elite Eight); Unified Bass Boys Cross Country, and Girls Volleyball Fishing (2nd); Boys Cross Country (4th place), Girls Golf (7th place), • IHSA Sectional Championships: Varsity Boys Swim, Boys Cross Girls Tennis (10th place), and Girls Volleyball (Elite Eight); Esports Country, Girls Volleyball, and Girls Tennis (1st place/ State Farm 66 Games State Tournament); Robotics • IHSA State Qualifying Teams: Varsity Boys Cross Country (4th (Elite Eight/FIRST Robotics Competition Midwest Regional); Cody place), Girls Golf (7th place), Girls Tennis (10th place), Boys Swim, Thill (8th place/diving); Cameron Crowe (2nd place/bowling); Pat Eaglettes, and Cheerleading (15th place) Nolan (6th place/wrestling); Connor Devlin, Nico Calderon, Sam Rodriguez, and Eddie Slack (9th place/Boys Track 4x800); Colin • Fine Arts Honors: Kayla Augdahl (Scholastic Art Competition/ Lewis (3 Gold Medals/Special Olympics Powerlifting); Aristotle Gold Key & Honorable Mention), Cynthia Jaime (Scholastic Art Vainikos (2nd place/Speech - Impromptu Speaking) Competition/ Gold Key), Evy Makris (Scholastic Art Competition/ Gold Key), Daniella Pastoral (Scholastic Art Competition/2 Gold As proud as we are of the recognitions and accomplishments that we Keys), James Smith (Scholastic Art Competition/Gold Key), Meagan achieved as a school community in 2019, we
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