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THE BULLDOG BANNER Spotsylvania Middle School 8801 Courthouse Road Spotsylvania, VA 22553 540-582-6341 Principal: Mr. Lane Byrd Assistant Principal: Mr. Scott Wilson Instructional Coordinator: Mrs. Margaret New- man Administrative Intern: Mr. Bart Nave 2019 Secretary: Mrs. Theresa Watts Bookkeeper: Mrs. Vanessa Burnette Nurse: Ms. Staci Chipiwalt School Colors: Blue and Gold School Mascot: The Bulldog Hello Bulldog Parents and Students, Hard to believe, but we have already successfully completed the first 9-weeks grading period for this school year - and are almost half- way through the second grading period. Thanksgiving is on its way! Our new staff, students, and families are now fully acclimated to Bulldog PRIDE, and I want to remind everyone of our daily commitment at SMS to “BE RESPECTFUL, BE RESPONSIBLE, and BE PRODUCTIVE.” We hope that our students are sharing these core values, and that they are striving to meet these expectations at home as well. We continue our practice of BARK card distribution to students to recognize & reward positive behaviors, and hun- dreds of cards have already been earned this school year. As always, we also continue to incorporate regular safety drills into our school days to prepare for any emergency situations that could arise while your child is here at SMS. Our new students have enjoyed a “Welcome” dance scheduled in September that was specifically scheduled for 6th grade students. The fall sports season has recently concluded for all of our teams. Our girls’ basketball and girls’ soccer teams both finished among the top 4 teams, and both teams participated in the MS championship tournaments. The SMS football team has also finished the regular season among the top 4 teams, qualifying for the MS football tournament games coming up at Courtland HS. Congratulations to all! Our volleyball team was recently selected and is busy getting ready to begin their regular season games soon. Looking ahead, tryouts for boys’ basketball and wrestling will begin on January 6 after the winter break. Our music students are making preparations for their up- coming concerts, with the 6th grade musicians getting in an early concert in November prior to the 7th and 8th grade concerts in December. Some of our musicians in 6th & 8th grade will also be performing at our annual Veterans Day Tribute on November 11 at 10 a.m. in the SMS auditorium, while the 7th grade students will be enjoying a field trip to the National Marine Corps Museum at Quantico. Our library recently hosted a successful book fair for all students. In October, our PTO hosted an enjoyable Spaghetti Dinner night in the SMS cafeteria for many of our Bulldog families, and they recently concluded their annual fundraiser involving magazine subscrip- tions & cookie dough sales with amazing success. As always, we are grateful for a very active Parent-Teacher Organization at SMS that supports our school in many important ways. The students and staff wish to say “thank you” to all of our parents for your help and for your efforts during the fundraiser and other PTO events. Finally, on behalf of the staff & administration at SMS, I would like to wish all of our students & their families a peaceful, restful, and enjoyable upcoming holiday season in the days ahead. I hope that all of our Bulldogs are able to experience the true joy of this wonder- ful season. I would also hope that everyone takes some time during a busy part of the year to brighten the holiday experience for others. GO BULLDOGS! Sincerely, Lane Byrd Principal SPOTSYLVANIA MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOR THE FIRST NINE WEEKS *Denotes All A’s 6th Grade Rachel Gentry Clayton Payne 7th Grade Rylee Affeldt *Jessica Giang *Alicia Perkins Deontae Ackers *Zoe Ahl *Westin Giessman Tierra Pierce *Cole Adcock Ronald Alton Amber Goeddey *Brennan Plato *Ammon Adduru Aubrey Andrade Jayden Green Colton Poole Kellen Agee Melissa Arellano *Robert Harbour E V Powers, III Monis Ahmad *Jemario Arthur Noah Hart *Allison Provo *Jamison Aiken *Audrey Asuma *Isabella Hawkins Braylon Puller Natalie Allison Sanai Austin Lily Henson Cameron Puller Samir Almudhafer Trenton Averell *Luke Henson Chelsea Quaye Takiyah Anderson *Sophie Ayala Diaz Elizabeth Hersom Caleb Quesada Christopher Argueta Judith Bahena Addison Hewson Mohie Rahaman Kaitlyn Armistead Nakiya Baker *Robert Hickox, Jr. Rey Ramirez Raheel Arshad *Alexis Barber Teajah Hill Jordyn Raynor *Emma Ayers *Kevin Bautista Mariah Hills *Alondra Reyes Bridget Bahena Madison Beales *Kailey Hoisington Zackary Rigmaiden *Aidan Bair Taylor Belling Isabel Hopkins *Emma Roberson *Greta Banks Caden Boucher *Kolton Howard James Robinson, III Shayla Battle Jarrett Brito Ethan Hughes *Melissa Rodriguez Siena Baxter Brea Brown *Corey Jeter Alejandro Rodriguez Lopez Madison Bean *Finius Burkett *Molly Johnson Rachael Romano *Andrejs Benford Matthew Burton *Skylar Johnson Ruby Romero Lexie Betts *Brendan Butler Jayden Jones Kaille Rotolo Seven Bonilla *Sinaya Butler *Kiana Jordan Natasha Ruiz-Rivera *Jasmine Britos Ruben Campa-Coronado Aubrey Kelly *Ian Salyers Delani Brooks *Amery Carpenter *Israel Kelly Emmah Sebero Indya Brooks Samuel Carryer Madeleine Kelly *David Seong Jeremiah Brown *Adrian Castro Zavala O'Livia Kenney Ryan Simpson Aurich Parker Brown Sara Chicas-Garcia Payton Keyes Thomas Skirsky Molly Buckingham Conor Clarke Evelyn Knerr Thomas Slater Cedric Byers Jr. Joseph Clegg Narissa Knight-Miller Jordyn Smith Elijah Campbell Ava Clos *Alexander Kourouklis Jayden Snoke Fabrizio Cantu *Ian Cochran Grayson Larch *Avery Steis Abigail Capehart *Joseph Colby-Correa Grayson Laserna Jacie Strawser Gabriel Carpenter Charles Condiff, Jr. Devyn Lewis *Adley Strider Caroline Carter *Mason Crawford Kaitlyn Madigan *Morgan Sullivan Luke Catlett *Marvin Crenshaw, II Matthew Maradiaga Lanza Piper Sullivan Antonio Chapa Seth Criego Mason Marchetti *Andrew Sung *Jeffery Chen Abigail Davies Elizabeth Matthews Aelah Suwinski Laquann Chew *Carter Davis *Airyana Maze Emily Tessier Jaelyn Clark Shalaya Davis Ethan McCrimmons *Rocco Thelen *Calvin Clayton Sophia Defrancisco Abigail McFadden Lilian Thompson Maximilian Cole *Madison Dunavant Allison Meyer Kelsey Thorne Alexis Cook *Jordyn Duncan Gabrielle Meyer Hailey Thurston Samantha Cook Joshua Dunn *Aaliyah Mickels Gabriel Tobar Kevin Cool. 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