Steve Hamilton, Principal Phone: 303-690-6570Carla Stonbraker, Assistant Principal Attendance: 303-326-1651Connie Wint, Assistant Principal Fax: 303-326-1251Janelle Phillips, Dean of Students

November 2009

Important Dates to RememberNovember 1 Daylight Savings Time Ends (Set clocks BACK)November 5 PTSO Meeting 7:00-8:00pmNovember 12 2nd Quarter Midterm Parent Conferences 4:00pm-7:30pmNovember 16 7th grade Band, choir, and orchestra concert 7:00-9:00pmNovember 17 8th grade Band, choir, and orchestra concert 7:00-9:00pmNovember 18 6th grade Band, orchestra, honor choir, and jazz band concert 7:00-9:00pmNovember 25 NO SCHOOL, Conference Exchange DayNovember 26-27 NO SCHOOL, Thanksgiving Break

2009 Swimming NewsletterCongratulations to our Lady Cougarfish! They finished their season with an AWESOME 8 in a row victory at the 11th annual Middle School City Swimming Championships. The final score on September 26th was: Columbia/Frontier - 101, Aurora Hills/East/Quest - 90, Mrachek/Murphy Creek - 90 and North/South/West - 31. The girls worked very hard all season to make this a reality and Coach Aker and I are VERY proud. I encourage all the girls to keep up with the strides they have made this year and I challenge them to improve their skills by continuing swimming on an outside team such as the CARA team or the Tsunami team at Rangeview. The CARA team practices on Tuesdays and Thursdays while the Tsunami team practices on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Contact Kevin Baldermann, district aquatic supervisor, at 303-365-7809 for more information. I look forward to seeing all of my 7th graders back next year for another exciting season so please make sure they have their physicals done over the summer. I wish all my 8th graders the best in High School and I hope to see them on the high school swim team. Parents, THANK YOU for all your dedication and support; we could not be as successful without you!

See you next year!

Lynn SchockPE Teacher & Swim Coach

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Columbia Middle School • 17600 East Columbia Avenue • Aurora, Colorado 80013

Cougar News

Columbia’s website address: http://www.aps.k12.co.us/columbia

Here are the results of the City Championships:

100 Medley Relay3rd – Alexis Halling, Lynn Tyce - 1:16.824th – Makayla Schmitt, Miranda Buchholz, Jade Naperola - 1:20.496th – Kylee Price, Abby Chadwick, Kelsi Richardson - 1:24.978th – Amanda Bailey, Rider Hoffman, Sarah Steeves– 1:29.2211th – Rebekah Shumake – 1:39.70 15th – Jacia Aguilar, Cassandra Buscietta, Michelle Cline – 2:04.52

100 Freestyle1st – Brooke Logan – 1:11.172nd – Lynn Tyce – 1:14.8915th – Rider Hoffman – 1:41.4616th – Jacia Aguilar – 1:41.93

100 I.M.5th – Makayla Schmitt – 1:38.6311th – Abby Chadwick – 1:27.52No place – Jade NaperolaNo place – Miranda Buchholz

25 Freestyle6th – Alexis Halling – 18.1812th – Kylee Price – 19.41

1 Meter Diving3rd – Emily McKenzie – 57.00 pts4th – Amanda Bailey – 50.20 pts6th – Dawn Thibodeaux – 49.10 pts

50 Butterfly3rd – Miranda Buchholz – 45.225th – Kelsi Richardson – 46.1511th – Cassandra Buscietta – 1:25.29

50 Freestyle2nd - Lynn Tyce – 32.526th – Jade Naperola – 37.218th – Emily McKenzie – 42.129th – Rider Hoffman – 43.3813th – Rebekah Shumake – 47.62

200 Freestyle 2nd – Brooke Logan – 2:42.358th – Kelsi Richardson – 3:35.9615th – Leslie Hernandez – 4:22.41

100 Freestyle Relay2nd – Lynn Tyce, Alexis Halling, Brooke Logan – 1:04.755th – Rider Hoffman, Makayla Schmitt, Miranda Buchholz – 1:13.289th – Emily McKenzie, Dawn Thibodeaux, Kylee Price – 1:24.2410th – Leslie Hernandez – 1:28.0311th – Amanda Bailey, Sarah Steeves, Jacia Aguilar – 1:25.1218th – Michelle Cline, Cassandra Buscietta – 1:48.23

50 Backstroke4th – Kylee Price – 44.1210th – Amanda Bailey – 55.20

50 Breaststroke4th – Alexis Halling – 44.787th – Makayla Schmitt – 48.3211th – Abby Chadwick – 51.8115th – Jacia Aguilar – 59.49

200 Freestyle Relay2nd – Brooke Logan – 2:19.896th – Kelsi Richardson, Jade Naperola – 2:45.929th – Leslie Hernandez, Emily McKenzie – 3:02.4511th –Rebekah Shumake, Dawn Thibodeaux, Abby Chadwick – 3:15.2213th – Michelle Cline, Sarah Steeves – 3:21.8417th – Cassandra Buscietta – 4:18.05

2009 Lady Cougars Swimming

Row 4 – Rider Hoffman, Miranda Buchholz, Lynn Tyce, Brooke Logan,

Makayla Schmitt, Alexis Halling

Row 3 – Manager Lilly Williams, Manager Emalee Buchholz, Coach Betsy

Aker, Coach Lynn Schock, Coach Kristin Denner, Manager Dali Van Dyke,

Manager Emily Paredas

Row 2 – Dawn Thibodeaux, Kelsi Richardson, Kylee Price, Rebekah

Shumake, Jacia Aguilar, Cassandra Buscietta, Jade Naperola, Emily

McKenzie

Row 1 – Leslie Hernandez, Kayla Esquibel, Michelle Cline, Amanda Bailey,

Abby Chadwick, Sarah Steeves

Lights! Camera! Book Fair!Columbia Book Fair Students, families and staff…please join us for our “Lights! Camera! Book Fair!, Scholastic book fair.

Where: Columbia Library

When: November 16th, 17th and 18th 7:00 A.M. - 3:00 P. M. AND 6:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. (during evening concerts) November 19th 7:00 A. M. – 3:00 P.M.

In School Events: - “SPUD”tacular - Locker Lottery - Guess Who’s Been Caught Reading - Prize Drawing (one entry will be given for each book purchased)

The book fair will be open before, during and after the 6th, 7th and 8th grade evening concerts. We will have refreshments for everyone to enjoy.

CyberCafeThe CyberCafe (after school computer access) is open on Mon-days, Wednesdays, and Fridays until 4:00. Students may come in to work school related projects, just look up information for fun, or to play games. Any questions, contact Mr. Wohler (lrwohler@aps.k12.co.us).

EQUESTAColumbia’s Horse Club “EQUESTA” meets each Tuesday right after school in D204. Don’t miss all the horsey-fun! Clifford our mascot has returned from spending his summer in the high pastures; come meet him. Join-up! Ms. Cheney

Knitting ClubColumbia has a new club. The Wednesday Afternoon Knitting Club. We would like to solicit donations, such as knitting needles, crochet hooks, or yarn, from the community for students who want to learn the art of knitting and crocheting, but do not have the resources to get supplies themselves. We would also like to extend an invitation to any member of the community that would like to join and learn how to knit, or share their expertise with our students. If interested in donating to our club, or joining please contact Ms. Tutak and Ms. Wilbanks.

Positive Art & Positive MusicPositive Art and Positive Music are 2 electives classes offered to 7th grade this year for 2nd semester on B days only. We are inviting those 7th grade students that are interested in becoming a peer helper in one of these classes to assist our Life Skills students in an art or a music class. This class meets for 3rd and 4th quarters on B days during the 7th grade elective time and if you are accepted into one of these courses you will be helping our students at Columbia who have severe disabilities. It is required that you complete an application for one of these classes and return it to Ms. Novy or Mr. Pope before your schedule can be changed. You do not need previ-ous experience working with students with severe disabilities, but you do need to be a helpful, kind, mature, and responsible student in order to be a peer helper. This is our 7th year for Positive Art and the 4th year for Positive Music and these programs are very unique to Columbia. This is a very rewarding class and a chance to get to know other students in our building; you may get an application from the main office or on Columbia’s website. www.aps.k12.co.us/columbia Applications are due by November 24th!

Tuesday, December 8, 4:00-8:00 PM

Barnes & Noble, Aurora City Place

170 S. Abilene St., Aurora

Columbia Middle School

Bookfair I.D. #10012367

Tuesday, December 8, 4:00-8:00 PM

Barnes & Noble, Aurora City Place

170 S. Abilene St., Aurora

Columbia Middle School

Bookfair I.D. #10012367

Tuesday, December 8, 4:00-8:00 PM

Barnes & Noble, Aurora City Place

170 S. Abilene St., Aurora

Columbia Middle School

Bookfair I.D. #10012367

“A Night of Art & Literacy”Barnes & Noble Bookfair NightPlease join us for our 3rd annual “A Night of Art & Literacy” night on Tuesday, December 8th from 4-8pm at the Aurora City Place Barnes & Noble (Alameda & Abilene). Columbia student artwork will be on display in the store for the entire month of December and on the evening of December 8th we encourage our CMS families to help support our school by doing some of your holiday shopping! This is a fun and beneficial family event where not only can you shop and view student artwork, but there will also be student music performances and arts and craft activities for all. A percentage of the proceeds for that evening’s purchases will come back to Columbia and benefit the Media Center and the Art Department. Please come for a night of family entertainment and activities and help support Columbia on our 3rd Barnes & Noble bookfair night.

Announcing !!!!! International Baccalaureate (IB) and Gateway High School

Gateway High School is working toward becoming an IB World School. 9

th grade students, who

enter Gateway High School, the fall of 2010, will have the opportunity to be part of the IB

Middle Years Program.

International Baccalaureate is a worldwide educational organization known for assisting schools

to develop challenging academic programs of international education and rigorous assessment.

IB aims to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better

more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect. Gateway High School

with the support of IB is implementing the Middle Years Program (MYP) in 2010 to be followed

by the Diploma Program in 2012.

The Middle Years Program will be one of the options available to students at Gateway High

School. Students who wish to pursue advanced coursework during the 9th

and 10th

grade years

will be part of the Middle Years Program. All honors level classes will be taught within MYP.

Students will be expected to take 8 classes over the course of the 9th

grade year.

MYP Honors English 9 or MYP Galaxy English 9

MYP Honors Geography/Civics

MYP Honors Biology or MYP Galaxy Biology

MYP Honors Math (depending on students’ math level)

MYP Honors Integrated Algebra/Geometry 2

MYP Honors Integrated Algebra/Trig 3

MYP Honors Geometry

MYP Foreign Language (Spanish or French)

MYP Art (visual arts or performing arts – vocal, instrumental or drama)

MYP Technology/Design (computer, woodworking) or Galaxy Engineering

MYP Physical Education and Health

Within MYP there will be 2 educational options students may pursue. Students who are

interested in the math and science fields will select the Galaxy program with a focus on science,

technology, engineering and math. Students who are interested in the liberal arts fields will

focus on a well rounded course of study. All of the students will take the required coursework,

but the emphasis within the classes will vary depending on the academic focus. Successful

completion of MYP, at the end of 10th

grade, will provide students with the depth of skills and

knowledge to decide their educational pathway for the last two years of high school. They may

opt for continuing with IB through the Diploma Program, select to take Advanced Placement

classes, pursue coursework at Pickens Technical College or begin to take classes at the

Community College of Aurora. Whatever their choice, students who complete the MYP

program will have a solid foundation on which to build their future.

ColumbiaMiddleSchool

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Columbia Middle School Apparel Order Form T‐SHIRTS SizeAvailable Size Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

HeatherGrey

AdultS,M,L,

XL $7.00

AdultXXL XXL $8.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $9.00

Black AdultS‐XL $7.00

AdultXXL XXL $8.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $9.00 *50/50cotton/polyblend,Gildanbrandwithribcollar/nopocket,shortsleeve

HOODIE SizeAvailable Size Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

Black

AdultS,M,L,

XL $17.00

AdultXXL XXL $19.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $21.00 *50/50cotton/polyblend

SWEATSHIRT SizeAvailable Size Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

Black

AdultS,M,L,

XL $11.00

AdultXXL XXL $12.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $16.00 *50/50cotton/polyblend,crewneck

SHORTS SizeAvailable Size Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

Black7"Inseam

AdultS,M,L,

XL $10.00

AdultXXL XXL $11.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $12.00

Black9"Inseam

AdultS,M,L,

XL $11.00

AdultXXL XXL $12.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $13.00 *DodgerMicromes,elastic&drawstringwaist

SWEATPANTS SizeAvailable Size Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

Black

AdultS,M,L,

XL $12.00

AdultXXL XXL $14.00

AdultXXXL XXXL $16.00 *50/50cotton/polyblend

OTHER Price QTY. Total(PricexQTY)

CinchSack ‐ $5.00

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