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12 | February 1, 2018 | The New Lenox Patriot School
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the new lenox patriot’s
Standout Student
Sponsored by Marquette Bank
Jaclyn Dolan, Lincoln-Way West
senior
Jaclyn Dolan was picked as this week’s
Standout Student because of her academic
performance.
What is one essential you must have when
studying?
I must have my hair up. It’s a weird habit,
but I feel like I can be more productive when
it’s up.
What do you like to do when you’re not in
school or studying?
I like to hang out with my friends, work,
spend time with my family and play with my
dogs.
What’s your dream job?
I would like to work my way up to be a
CEO of a business. Also, I’d like to work
with the American Heart Association in honor
of my mom who passed away.
What is something most people don’t know
about you?
People don’t know that I played golf for
eight years. I still love to play with my dad
and go to Top Golf. I always love it.
Whom do you look up to?
I look up to my dad because he’s the most
caring and supportive person I’ve ever met.
He is my No. 1 fan, and I’m forever grateful
for him.
Who is your favorite teacher?
Mr. Cupp. He is so real and teaches in a
way that makes me want to go to class. I specifically
took his class this year to make sure
I had him. He would do anything for his students,
and that is very hard to find.
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What is your favorite class?
Calculus BS is my favorite class because
there’s always a new problem to be solved
each day. I’ve always loved math. I also appreciate
my teacher, Mr. Barry, because he’s
so helpful.
What extracurriculars do you wish your
school had?
I wish Lincoln-Way West had a dance
team for special education students, a yoga
club, or a club where you could play with
puppies.
If you could change one thing about school,
what would it be?
I wish everyone showed more school spirit.
We only have four years of high school,
so we have to make the best of it – go to
games, dress for themes and go along with
the chants!
What’s your best memory from school?
My best memory comes from being with
the dance team. My teammates are my sisters.
Performing with them at state competitions
and games is a feeling I’ll always remember.
Standout Student is a weekly feature for The
New Lenox Patriot. Nominations come from New
Lenox area schools.
Lincoln-Way preschool programs
to open registration for classes
Submitted by Lincoln-Way
Community High School
District 210
Registration for Lincoln-
Way High Schools 2018-
2019 preschool programs,
sponsored by the Family and
Consumer Sciences Early
Childhood Education classes,
will be held on Monday,
Feb. 5 at the following times:
• Lincoln-Way Central:
8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. in
room D119
• Lincoln-Way East: 9:30
a.m. – 12:30 p.m. in room
166
• Lincoln-Way West:
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. in
room B126
This program gives Lincoln-Way
High Schools’
Early Childhood Education
School News
Providence Catholic High
School
Numerous NL students make
Provi honor roll
Alec Baltazar, James
Beeson, Angela Beniulyte,
Alicia Berg, Kaden Bray,
Delaney Bray, Ryan Bresingham,
Anna Cabay, Matthew
Cerven, Josh Cosgrove, Sean
Costello, Chris Dalton, Andrew
Dalton, Timothy Dee,
Kara DiNolfo, Grace Dreyer,
Eduardo Favela, Harrison
Fenoglio, Hunter Fenoglio,
Sean Fitzgibbon, Alyssa
Forster, Allsion Gardella,
Mitch Gray, Anthony Gibson,
Margaret Grossmayer,
Riley Guillaume, Jules Willem
Horak, Jonathan Horak,
Nicholas P. Jones, Colin
Kohler, Julianna Kowalewski-Silva,
Zack Landy, Grace
Monahan, Pegiene Murray,
Hadley Nickel, McKenzie
O’Malley, Mia Paolella, Jacob
Reyes, Dylan Riemen,
Liam Rossi, Seamus Ryan,
students an opportunity to
work with children in a preschool
environment under
the full-time supervision of
a Family and Consumer Sciences
instructor.
Children must be three
years old by Sept. 1, 2018,
must be toilet trained and
must reside within the district
to be eligible. Parents
must complete the written
applications; no telephone
applications will be accepted.
A total of 16 children,
ages 3-5, will be selected to
attend a morning session for
each of the locations. The
West and East Preschools
will meet Wednesdays and
Thursdays from October
through January. The Central
Preschool will meet
Wednesdays and Fridays
Anna Santschi, Mary Grace
Santschi, Emma Schroeder,
Andrew Travern, Charlotte
Venezio, Seth Watanabe,
Gabriella Yaccino, Shenyi
Yuan and Tianqi Zhang all
were named on Providence’s
first honor roll. Earning
second honors were: Gregory
Beeson, Mitch Carlson,
Nicholas Boba, Ryan Cosgrove,
Nicholas DiCola,
Guilherme Gorescu, Axel
Janecek, Bridget Koval, Jenna
Lack, Courtney Mahalik,
Ryan Manikowski, Patrick
Murray, Emerson O’Malley,
Alonso Serrano-Kader,
Chris Stafford and Antonio
Tuminello. First honors recipients
must obtain a 3.51
grade-point average or higher,
whereas second honors
students receive a 3.0-3.5.
Augustana College
Several locals make school’s
dean’s list
Alyssa Boisvert, Nina
from October through January.
All programs will continue
on Wednesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays from February
through May. Fees are
$35 per month, or $280 per
year. A nonrefundable deposit
of $70 will be required
of those selected into the
program and will be applied
to the first two months of
preschool.
The registration form can
be found on the Lincoln-
Way High School homepage
www.lw210.org under
“Current Resources.” Those
seeking more information
can contact Molly DeCarlo
at Central (815-462-2187),
Beth Russler at East (815-
464-4299) or Amy Lidy at
West (815-717-3618).
Iraci, Catherine Lotz, Dana
Moss, Lisa Pohlman-Zordan
and Sean Sheehan all made
Augustana’s dean’s list for
the fall semester.
Students who have earned
this academic honor have
maintained a grade-point average
of 3.5 or higher.
Western Illinois University
Lincoln-Way West alumna
earn’s dean’s list honors
New Lenox resident Kailey
R. Kinsella (Law Enforcement
and Justice Administration)
recently was
recognized on Western Illinois
University’s dean’s list
for the fall semester.
To receive this award, an
undergraduate student must
earn at least a 3.6 grade point
average, which equals an A
in a minimum of 12 credits.
School News is compiled by
Editor James Sanchez, james@
newlenoxpatriot.com.