HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2010-2011 - Sayre School

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co-curriculars One of the unique qualities of a Sayre education is the opportunity to learn in a wide variety of extracurricular settings. Active participation outside the classroom adds vitality to the learning experience. Our participants in chess, academic teams, and science fairs are competitive on the local and national level. Leadership and collaboration skills are developed through student council, fine arts productions, and clubs. Community projects teach the value of service to students in all divisions. Travel, study, and play together build our close-knit student body. - Dawn Jenkins Klus, Associate Head for Academics Jon Henry Prewitt ‘22, Lower School Chess Team member Choosing to Participate Co-Curriculars at Sayre include but are not limited to: l Lower, Middle, and Upper School Chess Teams and Academic Teams l Tri-M Music Society l National Honor Art Society l International Thespian Honor Society l French National Honor Society l Spanish National Honor Society l SoothSayre l Pillars l Cupola l Cinema Society l Service Organization of Sayre School l Philemon Society l Community Matters Club l Green Team/Environmental Club l Needlepoint Club l Math Club l Video Game History Club l French Club l Spanish Club l Book Club l Pep Club l Young Republicans l Young Democrats l Equestrian Club l Science Club l Science Fairs l Lower, Middle, and Upper School Service Learning l Middle and Upper School Student Government l Upper School Sayre Singers l Upper School Spartones l Lower, Middle, and Upper School Bands l Lower and Middle School Choruses l Middle School Class Trips to Mohican Outdoor School, Cumberland Gap National Park, and Chicago l Upper School Trips to North American River Runners, Cleveland, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Washington, D.C., and Senior College Trip
athletics We continue to grow our programs and invest in our facilities. Spartan pride runs deep, and we continually strive to offer each student athlete the opportunity to compete at a high level and reap the rich personal rewards that come from being part of a team. At every level of competition, the Athletic Department’s open participation policy allows any student at Sayre willing to make the commitment to a team the opportunity to compete. - Erik Johnson, Athletic Director Maddox Patterson ‘15, Cross Country State Champion Athletic Accomplishments In Cross Country lGirls State Champion lGirls Team Regional Champions lBoys Regional Champion In Basketball lBoys Bluegrass Conference Champions lGirls All A Regional Runners Up In Swimming/Diving lState Qualifiers In Track lGirls State Champion lGirls Relay State Champions In Tennis lBoys State Qualifier Building the Program lFuture Spartans Basketball lFuture Spartans Lacrosse lSpartan Y-League Basketball, T-ball, and Soccer lMulti-sports Camps Sayre’s open participation policy encourages students to explore and develop new interests in a wide range of sports, clubs, and activities after classes. Sustained and committed involvement in extracurricular activities correlates strongly with success in students’ future pursuits.
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