May 2011 - Johnston Community School District

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History Day ResultsKathy Paul, ELP Coordinator and Sue Cline, ELP TeacherJohnston Middle School History Day Results9th grade categoriesExhibitsSierra Ballard and Jovana MajstorovicCallie Coulter and Simrita VarmaPratyusha Bujimalla, Megan Gibbons, Jordan Boge, and Hannah VanZeeHannah WilesKaren ChenWeb SiteDocumentaryNatalie VanderPloeg and Bailey PierottiSanjay KodavalliPaperAbby DockumAditi Dinakar and Andrew Boge8th Grade CategoriesExhibitsPaperJacob OrrShuda JarboeSmeet MistryNicholas CollisonSandra KrommingaNathaniel StandishAutumn Askew, Elizabeth Reiher, and Kara GarsideWeb site:Alex Casten and Ethan NiuDocumentaryRuchira Shekar, Addy Pender, Courtnery Mithelman and Shana HudsonMiddle School StudentsAdvance to State!Performance:Meredith ToebbenGeorgia Carroll, Marcus Miller, Nicholas Lee & EmmaGrace WalterIt’s a school RecoRd!A record 12 students from Johnston schools qualified for the National History Day event in CollegePark, MD June 12th through 16th. Those students are:8th graders Shuda Jarboe, MeredithToebben, Addy Pender, RuchiShekar, Courtney Mithelman, ShanaHudson, Marcus Miller, EmmaGraceWalter, Georgia Carroll and NicholasLee. 9th Grade: Karen Chen, AbbyDockum, Aditi Dinikar, AndrewBoge, Pratryusha Bujimalla, HannahVan Zee, Jordan Boge, and MeganGibbons.7th GradeSarah HenryHannah Crooks8th GradeShuda JarboeAddy PenderRuchi ShekarCourtney MithelmanShana Hudson9th GradeAbby DockumAditi DinakarAndrew Boge11th GradeKaitlyn AldrichSam Sparland4
JMS students take 1st PlaceRegional Knowledge BowlFrom the Desk of….Kathy Paul, ELP CoordinatorThe Regional Middle SchoolKnowledge Bowl was held onApril 27 at Merle Hay Mall and JohnstonMiddle School students Jack Dolde, Ethan Niu, Alex Casten,and Smeet Mistry won the first place trophy. The studentscompeted in both written and oral rounds, with questionsrelated to all academic subjects. The boys also did well lastyear in the 7th grade competition, and were ranked secondgoing into the regional rounds. They qualified by competingin a computer round done at school.Jack Dolde, Ethan Niu, Alex Casten, and Smeet Mistry.Mock Trial Teams represent Johnstonat State CompetitionTeam D Dawg, Impeachment and Cream, andGuilty of Being Awesome represented Johnston with 29 otherteams at the state competition on March 24-26 at the PolkCounty Convention Center. Millie Varley (witness) andMikayla Stutzman (lawyer) were recognized at state for theiroutstanding individual performances. This was MikaylaStutzman’s second year in a row that she was selected asoutstanding witness. Team D Dawg finished in 5 th place,losing by half a point to the eventual state champion. Coach DoyleSanders has volunteered as an attorney coach for over 15 years.There were 4 teams at state recognized for the Judge CritelliAward for Professional Conduct and Decorum. Both Impeachmentand Cream and Guilty of Being Awesome, coached by Joel andRachele Hjelmaas, and Jeff Margolin were recipients of thisspecial honor.High Schoolers take 2nd place in Senior DivisionHistory Days District Competition(Back, left to right) Pratyusha Bujumalla, Abby Dockum, Natalie VanderPloeg,Kaitlyn Aldrich, Sam Sparland. (Middle, Left to right) Mrs. Paul, Hannah VanZee,Jovanna Majstorovic, Callie Coulter, Aditi Dinakar, Jordan Boge, Andrew Boge.(Front, left to right) Sierra Ballard, Sanjay Koduvalli, Simrita Varma, MeganGibbons.5
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