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SCHOOL NEWSKaela McBeath worked together as ateam, and Puertokae LaGrant, TiaraAllen, and Charon Gregory made upour second team. These students earnedthe chance to compete at this event bywinning classroom competitions in theIntroduction to Business course.Each team was paired with a mentorwho helped guide the students throughthe two rounds of competition. Thisis the first year that both of our teamshave qualified for the “red division” byplacing in the top half of their respectivedivisions. Cierra, Sabatia, and Kaelafinished third in their division and werevery close to competing for scholarshipdollars. They also finished third in theirdivision of eight in the second round.In addition to the business simulationgame, there was a marketing competitionwhere teams were asked to create aradio advertisement promoting Kohl’sDepartment Stores’ effort to “go green”.Our Messmer teams placed first andsecond in the marketing competitionand the first place team (Cierra, Sabatia,Kaela) won Kohl’s gift cards for creatingthe best advertisement!Science students receive letterfrom President ObamaStudents in Ms. Korrin Schriver’sBiology Class were honored—and a littlesurprised!—to receive a letter from thePresident of the United States. PresidentObama responded to the students with aletter and a signed photograph after theywrote to him to share their opinions ongovernment policies around protectingnatural resources.The President urged students to getinvolved at a local level writing, “Hearingfrom engaged young people like you givesme great hope for the future.”Students pround to receive letter from President of theUnited States of AmericaProm King Sam Briggs andQueen Claudijah LeverStudents Modeling a ResearchTopic (SMART) Team memberswith their research poster at theMedical College of WisconsinSt. Rose and St. Leo studentslearn how to bowlMessmer Prep studentsdescribe their biome dioramasSt. Rose and St. Leo students displaytheir science projectActive Seniors Supporting InfluencingStudents Transitioning (ASSIST)participants —a partnership withMilwaukee Bucks, Eastcastle/NewcastlePlace and Messmer High SchoolMessmer Prep student honors hermother at Mother’s Day BreakfastMESSMER TODAY 13