April Secondary Building Newsletter - South St. Paul Secondary

SOUTH ST. PAUL
Secondary Building
NEWSLETTER
April 2013
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Attention all parents and students:
Trimester 3 Conferences
Trimester 3 Conferences will be held on Thursday, April 18, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM,
and on Friday, April 19, from 7:00 AM to 9:00 AM. We encourage you to take advantage
of this opportunity to meet with your student’s teachers and to check on his/her
trimester 3 academic progress. Parents, please bring your students along!
Remember to pick up your student’s mid-term report at the table in front of the office.
Grade 9 parent information meetings regarding the MYP Personal Projects will be held
in the Lecture Hall at the following times:
April 18 at 4:30 PM, 5:30 PM, and 6:15 PM and April 19 at 8 AM in the High School
Lecture Hall.
School will be in session on Thursday, April 18
No School in session on Friday, April 19
Community Food Drive– Please Donate!
Are you able to donate to the community wide food drive SADD
is teaming up with the Mayor's Youth Task Force to promote the
food drive at the High School and we need your help! Our goal is
to raise 1,350 pounds of food to help add to the community wide
drive. If the entire student body can raise 1,350 pounds of food
(essentially one pound per student at our school) then principle
Mr. Moening will shave his beard and a group of teachers will
dance the Harlem Shake at the Talent Show on April 25th.
Non-perishable food items can be dropped off in the bins outside the front office
through April 3rd.
Soles 4 Souls - Student Council Shoe Drive
International Baccalaure-
Contact us at www.sspps.org
The Jr. High Student Council will be sponsoring a shoe drive April 8 -18 to collect used
shoes for charity. We are working through the organization Soles 4 Souls. Their website,
www.soles4souls.org, provides great information about the mission of the organization.
We will be collecting any kind of used shoes or flip flops in any condition. Any
cash donations to help with the cost of shipping the shoes to the warehouses would
also be greatly appreciated. The shoes or cash can be dropped off with any 7 th /8 th
grade teacher. Thank you for your support!

Upcoming MCA and GRAD Tests
Testing information was mailed home in late March to the parents/guardians of students in grades 7-12,
regarding some important accountability testing that will be taking place in the upcoming weeks. Please take
a close look at these dates and try to avoid scheduling appointments during your student’s testing sessions.
The Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCAs) and alternate assessments (MCA-Modified and Minnesota
Test of Academic Skills (MTAS)) are the state tests that help districts measure student progress toward
Minnesota's academic standards and also meet the requirements of the Elementary and Secondary Education
Act (ESEA). Most students take the MCA, but students who receive special education services and meet
eligibility requirements may take one of the alternate assessments instead. The list below gives the assessments
available for each subject with applicable grades given in parentheses.
Upcoming Assessments
Reading: MCA (grades 7, 8, 10) or MCA-Modified (grades 7, 8, 10) or MTAS (grades 7, 8,10)
Mathematics: MCA (grades 7, 8, 11) or MCA-Modified (grades 7, 8, 11) or MTAS (grades 7, 8, 11)
Science: MCA or MTAS (grades 8 and 10)
The GRAD Written Composition Test will also be administered to all 9th grade students.
South St. Paul Secondary Building Testing by Grade Level
Grade 7 and 8 Reading:
Sections 1 and 2 - Tuesday, April 16 - 7:55 AM to 9:58 AM
Sections 3 and 4 - Wednesday, April 17 - 7:55 AM to 9:58 AM
Grade 7 and 8 Mathematics: Tuesday, April 30 and Wednesday, Wednesday, May 1 (online test during
math classes)
Grade 8 Science: Tuesday, May 8 and Wednesday, May 9 (online test during science classes)
Grade 9 GRAD Written Composition Test: Tuesday, April 16 - 7:55 AM to 9:58 AM
Grade 10 MCA Reading Test and Grade 11 MCA Mathematics Test:
Sections 1 and 2 - Tuesday, April 16 - 7:55 AM to 9:58 AM
Sections 3 and 4 - Wednesday, April 17 - 7:55 AM to 9:58 AM
Grade 10 MCA Science Test: Thursday, May 2 and Friday, May 3 (online test during science classes)

Suckers for Solace for the Children Fundraiser!
Solace for the Children is an organization of volunteers that provides medical and dental care to needy children
all over the world. They are committed to providing care to children in need, wherever they are. This
outreach effort includes Afghanistan, where many children bear the effects of living in a war-torn
environment, with little medical help or educational opportunities available.
During Trimester 2 of this year, several students in the high school Language Arts classes read the novel
The Kite Runner, which takes place in Afghanistan; this prompted a group of Language Arts and ESL
teachers to ask how we could involve these readers in a tangible way and make them feel connected to the
characters and events in the novel. We also wanted to utilize a past connection we have with one of South
St. Paul High School’s former Packers, Husnia Alokozay, who is originally from Afghanistan. Husnia spent
one year attending school here through P.E.C.A (Partnership for the Education of Children in Afghanistan),
and her involvement was invaluable to the fundraiser.
Students liked the idea of selling suckers to raise money to provide materials for an educational resource
room for women and children in Afghanistan. They made posters advertising the sucker sales, wrote and
read daily announcements to inform other students about the sales, sold suckers during lunches, and
participated in a Skype meeting with Husnia and Patsy Wilson, of Solace for the Children, based in North
Carolina.
Overall, our students raised $518 selling
suckers! The Solace team decided that
this money would be used to pay for a new
computer for the resource room, a great
legacy to the brave women and children of
Afghanistan. The secondary students and
staff felt thrilled to have taken part in the
sales and excited that their efforts will
provide material support for women and
children trying to get an education in
Afghanistan. We sincerely believe that all
the participants in this fundraiser will heed
Husnia’s advice to think about what we
truly “need” versus what we merely “want”
and that access to an education is never
something to take for granted.
Pictured : Billy Brandecker and Moire Dunn
Forgot to Order Your Yearbook
If you forgot to order your yearbook, don’t despair. We still have a few 2013 books that you can
pre-order:
$20.00 for the 7 th and 8 th grade book.
$80.00 for the High School Kaposia Yearbook.
Checks can be made out to SSPHS and brought in to Mr. Schahn in room A211 or A244.

Senior Late Start on Tuesday, April 17
Seniors will have a late start on Tuesday, April 16 due to testing in grades 7 - 11. Grade 12 students need to
report to school for the start of 3rd period,10:02 AM.
Seniors who rely on the school bus for their transportation to school may report to the
cafeteria for a supervised study hall at 7:55 AM.
Seniors, enjoy your late start, but don’t be late to period three!
Important- Wednesday, April 17, senior classes will resume as usual.
Personal Project Informational Meeting
Dear Parents/Guardians of a 9 th Grade Student,
I will be holding informational meetings about the IB MYP Personal Project at conferences on April 18 and
19, 2013. The Personal Project holds a very important place in the IB program; therefore, it is an
expectation for all students to complete the Personal Project during their 10 th grade year at South St. Paul
High School. The meetings will take place April 18 at 4:30 pm, 5:30 pm, and
6:15 pm and April 19 at 8 am in the High School Lecture Hall.
If you are unable to make it and/or have any questions, please feel free to contact
me at 651-552-5569 or mmiller@sspps.org.
Melissa Miller
IB MYP Coordinator, South Saint Paul High School
May Secondary Building Parent Communication Group Meeting Cancelled
The May 21 Secondary Building Parent Communication Group Meeting scheduled for May 21, has been
cancelled due to a scheduling conflict. This meeting will not be rescheduled.
Senior Graduation Information Mailed Home
A senior mailing regarding graduation and other important dates and responsibilities will be mailed to
seniors on April 1. If your student does not receive a packet by April 15, please contact
Therese Price in the high school office at 651-457-9467.
April Special Education Advisory Council Meeting
The April Special Education Advisory Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 23, from
6:00 - 7:00 PM in the District Office Conference Room.

SSP Seniors Selected for
MSU Bachelor of fine Arts Musical Theater Program
Congratulations to Jeff Libby and Claire Clausen who auditioned and were selected into the MSU-Mankato Bachelor
of Fine Arts (BFA) Musical Theater program. Both will receive an $1100 Talent Grant and will be in the running to be
cast in lead roles for the 2013-2014 Musical Theater performances.
“The BFA degree programs offer a concentration in theatre study to a limited number of highly motivated and talented
students. The BFA student will pursue one of three areas of concentration: Acting, Musical Theatre or Design/
Technology. Admission to all BFA programs is highly competitive and limited in terms of student enrollment to insure
the individual attention necessary for effective professional training.”
This is an extraordinary achievement as a Freshman! Congratulations to both of them!
Alicia Sethre - 2013 Athena Award Recipient
Alicia was named the 2013 Athena Award Recipient for South St. Paul High School. The Athena Award is given to an
outstanding female senior athlete from each private and public high school in the metropolitan
area.
In Soccer, Alicia is a four time letter winner, two time All-Conference recipient and was named
MVP her senior year. She also was named All-Conference Honorable Mention her sophomore
year.
As a participant in basketball, Alicia has earned three varsity letters and was named
All-Conference Honorable Mention her junior year.
Alicia will also compete this spring on the Packers golf team where she is on track to earn her
fourth varsity letter. In addition, she has shown her leadership by being selected as captain of
three of her sports.
An award luncheon honoring all St. Paul Athena Award Recipients will be held on Wednesday,
April 17, 2013.
Key Club Keeps Busy Serving Others
The South Saint Paul Key Club has been very busy this year helping others. The student organization decided to
prioritize service this year, and they have been following through. This fall, the Key Club painted faces at Halloween on
Marie where they loved working with the children. They also held a can drive for Neighbors Inc. in the fall and were
proud to drop off 771 pounds of food from the secondary building! The Key Club was just starting to get fired up and
continued their service in the winter by volunteering at the Kiwanis Santa Breakfast, and making cookies and cards to
send to troops overseas in Afghanistan. After winter break, the Key Club started to get fired up about Pennies for Patients,
a fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Students started by holding a Valentine’s Day Silent Auction
for the staff at the high school where they raised $215.00! Next, they wanted to get the student body involved and set
up coin jars at lunch where students could put money in a teacher’s jar. The teachers had agreed to do something funny
if their jar had the most money. This activity raised $161.50 and got Mr. Getzlaff to dress up as a leprechaun for a day.
In total, the Key Club was able to raise $376.50 for Pennies for Patients!
The students are so excited and proud of the work they are doing to help others around them.
They are starting to pick their spring activities and hope to impact even more people this year. It
is amazing the powerful things our students can do!

COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGES
COLLEGE AND CAREER NEWS – SPRING 2013
Diane Barse, College and Career Advisor
dbarse@sspps.org/651-306-3654
There has been a gigantic upswing in the number of students choosing to begin their post-secondary education at one
of the numerous Minnesota Community Colleges and Technical Colleges. There are a variety of reasons given for the
growing popularity of these schools. One big reason is relatively low tuition and of equal importance is the
specialized training they provide in a number of high demand fields (ex. Nursing, Computer Technology, Criminal
Justice).
Another attractive feature of these schools is their open admissions policy. Students do not have to take the ACT or
SAT for admission. Applicants must submit their high school transcripts or GED and take an assessment test the
schools administer in areas such as Math and English. These assessments are used by the school to place the
student in the proper course sequence.
Transferring from a community or technical school to a four year college or university is becoming more commonplace.
It is recommended that if this is the chosen route, the student should check with the four year school in which they have
an interest. It is important to understand what the transfer process in­volves; what academic standards must be met for
their academic work to transfer and what, if any, coursework would not transfer.
More information about Community Colleges and Technical Colleges can be found at www.mnscu.edu . Advance
planning information related to transferring to 4 year schools can be found at www.transfer.org .
SPRING 2013
What parents and students should be thinking about….
Seniors: All students attending post-secondary schools next fall should fill out the FAFSA. If you have not done so, go
to www.fafsa.ed.gov to fill out an application on-line. Strong academic work continues to be important. It builds a platform
for success as a first year student in college.
Juniors: Sign up for the ACT. It is essentially required as an entrance exam for admittance by four year colleges and
universities. If a student is planning on attending a two year school and then transferring, the ACT is not required.
Start researching schools! It is a good thing to start to shape your college choice in broad terms. Do you want to attend
a small college or major university Do you want to attend school in a rural community or a metropolitan area Do you
believe you will “fit in” on campus Does the college or university offer your major What type of educational costs fit
with your situation and future plans Keep up your grades!!! Admission counselors will scrutinize your junior year academic
record.
Sophomores and Freshman: Stay involved in school through sports and activities. College reps look highly on
prospective students who have a history of involvement in their school and community

Immunization Requirements for Fall 2013
Minnesota School Immunization Law (MS. 123.70) requires the following for students entering 7 th Grade:
3 or more doses of DTP or DTaP plus a Tdap booster at or after 11 years of age or within the past 5
years
3 or more doses of Polio (OPV or IPV)
2 Doses of MMR with the first dose given on or after the first birthday.
2 or 3 Dose Series of Hepatitis B
2 Varicella vaccinations with the first dose given on or after the first birthday or date of chicken pox
disease documented by health care provider.
As of September 1, 2010, a parent’s signature can no longer be accepted to document history of a child’s varicella
(chicken pox) disease in either kindergarten or seventh grade. Only the following will be legally acceptable:
The signature of a provider along with the date of the child’s varicella illness,
The signature of a provider along with a statement that the parent’s description of the child’s varicella disease history
is indicative of past varicella infection, OR
The signature of a provider or a respresentative of a public clinic along with laboratory evidence of the child’s varicella
immunity.
Students having either a medical reason not to be vaccinated or whose parents are conscientiously opposed to
immunization must provide a Medical Exemption or Notarized Conscientious Exemption.
Asthma Care
If your child has asthma and you meet income guidelines, your child may be able to get free in-home asthma care.
If you qualify for this program, a nurse will come to your home.
She will talk to you.
The nurse will:
• Check your child’s prescribed asthma medicine
• Help look for asthma triggers or things that
make your child’s asthma worse
You may get free products such as a
• Vacuum cleaner
• Mattress cover
• Pillow cover
• And more!
This is a Dakota County Public Health program. It is supported through a grant from the Minnesota Department
of Health.
The goal is to get rid of asthma triggers and improve the lives of children with asthma.
This program will help your child:
• Sleep through the night
• Not miss school because of asthma
• Have fewer or no emergency room visits
• Use less rescue inhaler medicine
This program is free! If you want to join this
program, please call : nurse Pat at 651-438-4303 press 20090

South St. Paul Secondary Building
2012-2013 Trimester Two Honor Roll
Gold Honor Roll – Trimester GPA of 3.700 and above
Grade 7
Karel Agborambang, Odalys Alvarez Martinez, Miguel Alvarez, Emma Arme, Emmanuel Bonilla Galvez, Adam Burke,
Jason Butina, Adam Cahn, Kristen Coan, Amelia Corey, Starlynn Costa, Anna Counihan, Brooke Deering, Anna
Deneen, Sydney Dragt, Cora Duffy, Audra Dunn, Jaclyn Elmquist, Emma Esser, Theodore Flatley, Colton Frisch, Julia
Grannis, Caitlin Griffin, Kali Hickman, Christina Kelly, Kate Klaustermeier, Ryan Krech, Brayden Mahoney, Marcus
Molumby, Oliver Nordlie, Emily O’Connor, Cameron Rahn, Braylin Reynolds, Jose Rodgers-Valdez, Emma Roedler,
Madison Rouleau, Luke Schlarman, Patrick Schmidt, Benjamin Schuh, Cade Sexauer, Mae Shannon, Carmen Skwira,
Kimberly Skwira, Dariona Smith, William Spencer, Jacob Swanson, Abraham Teuber, Heidi Therres, Taylor Tornio, Samantha
Troye, Jake Vanpelt, Roxanne Veldman, Mallory Vener, Emma Walker, Levi Willenburg, Samuel Wright
Grade 8
Rawda Ahmad, Greta Anderson, Grace Beck, Sydney Bennett, Kishan Bhakta, Makena Burke, Emilee Campbell, Andy
Cedeno, Ryan Duffy, Kelsey Dust, Bailey Ekness, Megan Felton, Grace Gerten, Megan Herbert, Lucas Laska, Maeve
Mellen, Zachary Merten-Vasquez, Adrian Nava Robles, Sarah Ness, Jenifer Ngene, Emma Oelerking, Sonja Pearson,
Logan Pipes, Tessa Quam, Stephen Reineke, Emma Rosengren, Josephine Sauro, Noah Shannon, Rachel Starnes,
Rebecca Steffen, Preston Stengel, Joshua Weinstock
Grade 9
Christopher Acesor, Elise Barnes, Caitlyn Binman, Amanda Bobzin, Gerald Boles, Cole Buhl, Ashley Cook, Jesus Cortez,
Jacob Dahlke, Rebecca Dippel, Nicholas Eidenschink, Diana Espitia, Zoe Esser, Abigail Felton, Emily Forbrook,
Abigail Friedges, Jessica Fuchs, Aaron Garcia Cervantes, Sophie Genz, Melissa Gruenewald, Hannah Gustafson, Darren
Halvorson, Emma Hendrickson, Kelton Holsen, Corbyn Jenkins, Nicole Kesti, Sydney King, Emma Kroska, Kallie
Kuehn, Marie Kustritz, Nicolas Labrosse, Kalie Leitch, Eleanor Lieder, Hannah Marion, Karlie Marlow, Thomas Mellen,
Carter Michaelson, Cameron Michels, Carissa Morrison, Oskar Nordlie, Mollie Ray, Alissa Roehlen, Ronald Schroeder,
Pallavi Shattuck, Logan Smith, Madeline Torgerson, Moira Vaughan, Samantha Veldman, Micah Weiberg, Samantha
Welle
Grade 10
Michael Bacon, Anna Barlow, Juan Bazan, Jaden Bjorklund, Scott Bjorklund, Brianna Byrnes, Taylor Cashman, Theresa
Chapdelaine, Noah Cuchna, Madalyn Elmquist, Taylor Freeman, Nicole Fuchs, Kathleen Jackson, Tyler Johnson, Elijah
Knott, Cecilia Kustritz, Alex Lacy, Ann Madison, Jakob Masanz, Anthony Merten-Vasquez, Sarah Metzger, Cristina Morelos
Quintero, Lee Nelson, Korey O’Donnell, Simo Peinovich, Mary Polak, Michaela Rowan, Emily Roznowski, Kameryn
Schaefer, Dani Schmaus, Callie Schmidt, Cole Schneider, Oscar Segura, Laura Sonday, Matthew Stietz, Kali
Suchy, Rachel Tappe, Maxwell Tetrick, Shannon Troye, Parker Tveit, Shannon Van Dusartz, Addam Velasco, Emily
York
Grade 11
Hunter Blaeser, Ariel Bonilla Galvez, Jessica Butina, Hayden Cameron, Matthew Coan, Kendall Corty, Andrea Daly,
Madisen DeSmith, Marc Dosser, Moire Dunn, Jennifer Felton, Brooke Fisher, Christian Grande, Taylorr Hageman-
Payne, Naomi Hazard, Kaitlyn Hendrikson, Benjamin Holst, Spenser Hood, Hannah Hoven, James Kolar, Anna Leadens,
Johnathon Leighton, Christopher Lofquist, Abbegail Luhrs, Kayla Michels, Mara Nevitt, Jenna Novak, Tara O’Donnell,
Gabriella Parker, Alexis Pearson, Sara Petersen, Alyssa Podgorski, Victoria Poole, Claire Ravn, Allison Ray,
Jacqueline Ruiz Rosas, Ian Schmidt, Christin Vang, Jacob Wright
Grade 12
Sadie Ahlquist, Thomas Asper, Austin Bernier, Claire Clauson, Marissa Escobedo, Allison Fuchs, Charles Gerten, Clare
Grimshaw, Stephanie Halvorson, Justin Hingst, Michael Lally, Allison Lomax, Kathryn Mannin, Elizabeth McCabe, Elizabeth
Mellen, Andrew Miller, Alison Miotke, Emily Morris, Kendra Pankow, Devin Paul-Nelson, Jack Pietruszewski, Wyatt
Pugh, Jacqueline Remackel, Daniel Sauro, Madeline Schaefer, Chloe Schmidt, Anna Simon, Mikala Solos, Emilie
Tappe, Jessica Uehling, David Vaughan, Oscar Velazquez Gomez, Riley Viner, Jared Wencel, Lauren Wilcox, Felicia
Wolf, Kalie Young, Angela Zaccardi

Silver Honor Roll – Trimester GPA of 3.400 to 3.699
Grade 7
Sara Abdelkodous, Grayson Bakken, Samuel Burg, Jack Campbell, Emily Eidenschink, Mackenna Emery, Andres Fernandez
Alvarez, Matthew Forbrook, Joseph Gerten, Ryan Graiziger, Raynee Huberty, Madalyn Jacobs, Lauren Jerikovsky,
Samuel King, Benjamin Lenertz, Emma Lewis, Michael Lomax, Joseph Marlow, Kaitlyn Minarsich, Lucas Oleson,
Samuel Rohrer, Kori Rutkowski, Connor Sadowski, Michael Schmidt, Nathan Schwagmeyer, Matthew Senft, Sophia
Sprafka, Kade Strunk, Kelsey Tompkins, Dallani Valenzuela
Grade 8
Amber Appleby, Allison Bailey, Keely Bennett, Aspen Brenna, Joelle Brown, Mikayla Eldredge, Melanie Fellows, Nayeli
Figueroa, Brooke Freeman, Nathan Gobely, Grace Gohman, Carla Granados, Chase Hoffius, Olivia Hood, Gretchen
Leif, Jayda Lindquist, Susan Lokhorst, Ulises Martinez Flores, Ryan Matuzak, Abraham Mendez Robles, Emma Milinovich,
Madeleine Murray, Joshua Oberg, Trevor Oberg, Zachary Oberg, Jade Oney, Reece Podgorski, Kayli Schneider,
Joseph Smith, Jayda Stremski, Mesfin Teklu, Linh Tran, Sara Vorlicky
Grade 9
Matthew Bakken, Sage Boatman, Samuel Bridges, Edward Carlson, Adriana Coffey, Allison Deering, Tyler Fuchs, Megan
George, Jenna Gonzalez, Abigail Graf, Samuel Haima, Noah Hazard, Jordan Hoeger, Victoria Hornby, Lexis
Hughes, Lydia Johnson, Mikayla Kendall, Mariam Khalil, Wyatt Lewis, Raymond McHenry, Madeline Nygaard, Evan
Pankow, Daniel Pietruszewski, Tavis Pugh, Samuel Restrepo, Hannah Rydel, Kyle Schwagmeyer, Meg Simon, Jack
Tiedman, Rozlyn Wilson, Paxton Woods, Brittany Young
Grade 10
Alice Beck, Bailey Christoffersen, Rito Cortez, Shelby Dack, Courtney Dust, Madison Gammon, Chance Gilbertson,
Chase Gilbertson, Molly Hayes, Brendan Heaton, Nicholas Heilman, Ashley Hvidhyld, Danielle Lundblad-Dahl, Kayla
Marion, David Marschinke, Abigail Miranda, Nick Ricci, Sydney Schenian, Katelyn Schultz, Chynna-Lee Stephens, Adam
Stone, Sophia Sura
Grade 11
Ethan Barnes, Jacob Behr, Breanna Betancourt, Shelby Brady, Stephanie Bukowski, Morgan Burg, Sabrina Corey, Kelly
Counihan, Caricia Cunnien, Kelly Delgado, Carli Etheridge, Curtis Felton, Marco Freeman, Laura Gjengdahl, Ethan
Hemmelman, Anne Herbert, Noah Herzfeld, Michael Houle, Joshua Koehler, Libby Lough, Mara Marchio, Brigette Miller,
Maxwell Oelerking, Alexandra Ojekwe, Samuel Pachl, Abigail Palmquist, Keri Palodichuk, John Rankin, Zachary Reichstadt,
Daniel Rodriguez, Sarah Roehlen, Christian Rund, Karla Sanchez Gonzalez, Yen Tran, Tyler Turcotte, Gabriela
Vega, Andrew Whalen, Andrew Wojtowicz
Grade12
Alyssa Binsfeld, Rachel Fronk, Michael Garfield, Kaly Grover, Elizabeth Isakson, Andrew Jackson, Benjamin Krey, Paul
Leonidas, Wainy Melake, Faith Murphy, Celeste Nitti, Corey Nygaard, Andrea Oleson, Cassandra Olson, Riley Peterson,
Justin Prince, Molly Ravn, Nicole Sanz, Casandra Saucedo, Tessa Schmidt, Alicia Sethre, Riley Shirk, Karla Silva,
Hannah Smith

Bronze Honor Roll – Trimester GPA of 3.00 to 3.399
Grade 7
Hamdi Ahmed, Chase Bentson, Kailee Clifton, Tyler Cook, Jonathan Delacruz, Lorenzo Diaz, Rhiannon Ebert, Chayse
Gibbons, Cyrus Haugland, Joseph Jarosch, Teaghan Krech, Emma Lacy, Nadia Lewis, Alex Mamer, Benjamin Marlow,
Mackenzee Maruna, Taylor Monack, Stephanie Oliva, Calvin Peck, Alexis Ritter, Olivia Rydell, Madison Schwandt, Benjamin
Smith, Benjamin Stone, Heather Swett, Anthony Tonda, Mackenzie Tonda, Alejandra Urizar Rivera, Jemmy
Vasquez Sermeno, Natalia Wendlandt, Sincerie Wigand, Tatiana Ybarra, Ermias Yebyo, Sara Zirul
Grade 8
Abdi Abdirahman, Manuel Alas, Fallon Anderson, Katieann Balsimo, Paul Basilyous, Cole Bentson, Dean Brelje, Megan
Carlson, Amber Carrier, Kierra Carter, Cassandra Ciupik, Isaac Contreras, Claire Cosgrove, Ethan Dimapelis, Noah
Frank, Maya Green, Mckenzie Greene, George Hagen, Jessica Langenfeld, Mycah Marchio, Julia Merrell, Nickals Parker,
Alyssa Pederson, Ethan Prochnow, Ciera Rauschnot, Tyler Rooney, Justin Schwemmer, Ellie Severson, Benjamin
Shubat, Alexis Stein, Bradley Wigand
Grade 9
Jordan Allen, Mikayla Branch, Austin Brandecker, Ryan Clemens, Daniel Coan, Sarah Conlon, Kyle Devich, Janna Fitzgerald,
Brandonn Gore, Thomas Griffin, Christopher Kammer, Michael Koich, Ryan Kropp, Collin Kuehn, Sam Mamer,
Zachary Montanez, Noel Moore, Alyssa Pachl, Andrew Rauschnot, Richard Strandberg, Keegan Strunk, Katelyn Trudeau,
Mariah Warden, Colten Whaley, Simon Yebyo
Grade 10
Greta Amtsbauer, Benjamin Asper, John Basilyous, Allison Behr, Bryan Burbey, Chelsea Ciupik, Sydney Conley, Tessa
Desmith, Weiland Florin, Theodore Frid, Brienna Hebert, Yesenia Hidalgo, Mitchel Jenson, Nicole Karg, Brennan Laska,
Trenton McCloud, Alberto Mendez, Tara Meyers, Brianna Mickelson, Emily Miotke, Jacinta Rademacher, Alex Reynolds,
Rolando Rincon, Cathryn Rosvold, Brenden Shanley, Gerardo Solis Arellano, Laura Uzueta, Kristyn Waldhauser,
Sarah Winter, Robal Yebyo
Grade 11
Rachel Bakke, Destiny Banks, Michael Bauch, William Brandecker, Nicholas Chulla, Summer Cordero, Ilse Diaz, Nicholas
Estes, Adam Flor, Allison Fries, Adan Hernandez Bueno, Andrew Hosszu, Ontario Jackson, Nicholas Jerhoff, Natalie
Kesti, Joseph Khalil, Matthew Lawson, Luccia Leacock, Robert Leif, Reed Leonidas, Trent Lewis, William Marlow, Arely
Mendoza Hernandez, Jack Moore, Deanna Palodichuk-Quam, Jenna Phelps, Megan Polubinsky, Dylan Rahn, Zachary
Rauschnot, Hannah Rose, Leilani Serrata-Ramos, Julie Siebert, Alexis Swanson, Ryan Weeks, Dante Williams, Preston
Woods
Grade 12
Fowsia Abdirahman, Austen Bauer, Margaret Belde, Sidhhi Bhakta, Sherra Casey, Abigail Chapdelaine, Maria Chavez,
Megan Counihan, Emily Dawson, Kyle Geving, Ashley Gomez, Emily Hagen, Brian Hoppe, Hannah Hughes, Jocelyn
Johnson, Dylan Kelly, Miquela Kieger, Alisia Macioch, Andrew Ness, Erik Pflanz, Joshua Polubinsky, Zachary Poston,
Nancy Rocha Olalde, Joseph Rowan, Tristen Schmidt, Correy Steffen, Matthew Stone, Brianna Willard