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The Charles Russell School

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March 2013 A CRS STLP/PTO Publication Volume 20 Issue 3

Spring Stuff! 3/1 AARF Friday, Pajama Day

3/2 District Governor’s Cup, Poage 3/4 CRS SBDM Meeting, 5:30 pm, Library

3/5 DDL PD (certified), 3-5 pm, Computer Lab 3/6 STAR Day, 11:55 am dismissal

3/7 CRS PTO Meeting, 6 pm, Library 3/8 AARF Friday, Crazy hair day

3/8 DDL Training (classified, 12:30-2:30 pm, Computer Lab 3/10 Daylight Savings Time, Spring clocks forward

3/13 6th grade to Verity for Orientation 3/14 Dome Theatre

3/15 AARF Friday, Crazy hat day 3/18-3/22 MAP Testing, 3-6

3/19 END OF 3rd NINE WEEKS 3/21 Volunteer Assembly, K-3 only, Gym

3/21 Faculty Meeting, 3 pm, Library 3/22 Last day to order a CRS Yearbook, $20

3/22 AARF Friday, Camo day 3/22 Ashland Youth Ballet Assembly, 12:30 pm

3/23 Regional Governor’s Cup, Russell 3/25 Report Card Day

3/25 AISD BOE Meeting, 5:30 pm, CO 3/27 Spring Picture Day

3/27 5th Grade ALP Field Trip, Dayton 3/28 STLP State Competition, Rupp Arena

3/29 AARF Friday, CRS t-shirt day 3/30- 4/7 EASTER/Spring Break

4/8 CRS SBDM Meeting, 5:30 pm, Library 4/11 CRS PTO Meeting, 6 pm, Library 4/15-19 Keyboarding Tests, All grades

4/16 Jazz Night w/Harmonicats, 6-8 pm, Gym, Hot Dog Dinner 4/18 6th Grade ALP Field Trip, COSI

4/22-26 MAP Testing, K-2 5/1 – 5/4 Safety Patrol Trip, Washington DC

5/2 CRS PTO Meeting, 6 pm, Library 5/6 CRS SBDM Meeting, 5:30 pm, Library

5/13-5/17 K-Prep Testing, 3rd-6th 5/20 4th Grade Field Trip, Columbus Zoo 5/21 No School, Election Day/PD Day

5/23 DARE Day for 6th grade 5/24 5th Grade Plays

5/27 No School, Memorial Day 5/31 Last day of School (Awards Program)

Due to unforeseen events, all activities may be subject to change.

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Internet Safety Night

On January 10, 2013, there was an Internet Safety Night at CRS at 6 pm in the library. There were 14 people who attended. Police Office Jay Church used a PowerPoint presentation to explain Internet safety. He talked about cyber bullying, hacking, and laws. When he finished, you could ask him questions. Mr. Salyers and Mrs. Elkins answered questions about the new BYOD policy. When 4th-6th grade students complete Ignition lessons and pass the Digital Driver’s License test, they can bring devices to school. At the end of the meeting, there was a drawing for prizes. Some prizes included watches, a video camera, a digital organizer, texting gloves, books, and book coupons. Some of the watches were donated by J & S Jewelry while the other items were free from Scholastic through Mrs. Elkins’ account points. Thanks to Officer Church for helping parents learn about Internet Safety. For more information on Internet Safety go to www.ashlandkypd.com. –Katie Turner

Blazer String Orchestra

On January 29, 2013, the Blazer String Orchestra came to Charles Russell Elementary. They arrived at about 12:15 pm in the CRS gym. They played different songs from different movies and one from each different type of music, such as jazz, romance, etc. Some of the movies were Titanic, Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, Pink Panther, and more. The orchestra was conducted by Mr. Boyer. Several students had attended to Charles Russell and three students were Mrs. Geyer’s children. –Dakotah Forth & Zach Lee

5th Grade Volcanoes

On January 28, 2013, Mrs. Hall’s 5th grade science class made volcanoes. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Hornsby, student teacher, took the kids outside. The ingredients for the volcano were: empty water bottles, vinegar, tissue, and baking soda. First pour half a cup of vinegar into the empty water bottle. Next put three tablespoons of baking soda into a tissue that is cupped in your hand. Then you stuff the tissue with the baking soda down into the water bottle with vinegar. It should erupt. Some students’ volcanoes did not erupt while others got as high as four inches. After all the students did their volcanoes, Mrs. Hall had jug of pop and some mentos. She added the mentos to the coke and it erupted. This eruption acutally caused a spew of about one foot. This experiment was to show how a volcano erupts. –Anna Heineman & Gabby Talamantez

Marshmallow Houses

On February 8th, 2013, Mrs. Hall’s 5th grade science class designed marshmallow houses. They did this to know how to build houses that can withstand an earthquake. The supplies were mini-marshmallows and toothpicks. We made up our own designs. Each student either worked as a team of 2 or 3 or they worked alone. To test our design, we shook the table or book that the house was on. The results were that all of the houses survived the earthquake. We all used our imagination. We learned and had fun while doing it! -Dakotah Forth & Grant Kelley

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Chinese New Year Celebration

The third grade classes celebrated Chinese New Year when Mrs. Janice Ledford came to talk about the traditions associated with Chinese New Year. 2013 is the year of the snake, and the recent years of the snake are 1989 and 2001. All of the students determined what their sign was in the Chinese zodiac. Most of them were born under the sign of the monkey (2004). The characteristics associated with people born under the sign of the monkey are curious, clever, fun-loving, intellectual, creative, and intuitive. The students listened to “The Story of the Chinese Zodiac” which explained why the rat was given the honor of having the first year of the zodiac. In addition, they did a reader’s theater entitled, “Nian: The Dragon: A Classroom Play.” In this play, the students learned why many Chinese paint their front doors red. This was to keep out the dragons and other evil spirits. Other Chinese New Year traditions include flying colorful kites, receiving red envelopes filled with money, having a dragon parade, having fireworks displays, and hanging long, red banners to wish passersby good luck for the New Year. Fruits and other foods have great symbolism. Students sampled some of these foods: oranges, fried rice, fortune cookies, rice cakes, and chocolate, gold-wrapped coins. The students also learned that Chinese New Year does not fall on the same day each year because it is tied to the cycles of the moon. It typically falls sometime between late- January and mid-February. This year it was February 10. The Chinese celebrate for fifteen days or until there is a full moon. –Preston Ledford

Valentine’s Dance

On February 15th, Charles Russell Elementary had a Valentine’s Dance. Kids at CRS paid two dollars to get in. Some kids brought extra money for snacks. They went to the library to put up their backpacks then they got in line to pay to get into the dance held in the gym. The sixth grade voted for a Valentine’s Court. The court had Jaden Stevens, Miranda Martin, Sarah Brison, Will Adkins, Jacob Kemper, and Preston Ledford. The queen was Miranda Martin and the king was Jacob Kemper. All the kids had fun. Money from the dance went to fund the sixth grade end of the year field trip. -Melanie Grimm

Bluegrass Music

On Wednesday, February 20, Mrs. Ledford’s 3rd grade class learned about Bluegrass music. They were getting live Bluegrass Music played to them by Miss Tara Sansome, 3rd grade Instructional Assistant, and her fiancé, Aaron Lewis. At first they played a song about an old man with a mule, and a house 16 stories high. They used a fiddle and a guitar. After that they played a song about a chicken that sometimes laid eggs and sometimes laid potatoes. Then they talked about where banjos came from; after they watched a video about an African banjo player playing an old-fashioned banjo. Next they showed us picks, used to play banjos. After that they talked about the dobro; it looks kind of like a guitar but is played differently. They played another song and the last song was a fiddle tune. –Faith Nivens

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CRS Science Fair

The Science Fair for 5th and 6th grades was held on Tuesday, February 26, in the CRS gym. The students could work in a team of 2 or 3 students or alone. The 5th grade winners were: 1st – Anna Heineman “Can Water Glow?”; 2nd – Ashleigh Taylor/Leia Sexton “What Kind of Containers Keep Ice Frozen Longest?”; and 3rd – Felicity Elam “How Different Liquids Effect Orbeez”. The 6th grade winners included: 1st – (tie) Will Adkins/Gage Hignite “Charcoal Water Purification” & Brianna Lambert/Gabi Griffith “How Salt and Sugar in Water Effect Plants”; 2nd - (tie) Raegan/Jaden Stevens “How Coffee, Tea and Soda Stain Teeth” & Joe Sewell “How Temperature Effects Mixing of Solutions”; 3rd – Shalayna Rice/Kaitlyn Lee/Hollie Sipps “How Caffeine Effects Typing”.

Dr. Seuss Day

March 1, 2013, was Dr. Seuss Day at CRS. In Mrs. Bonner’s kindergarten class, Mrs. Elkins came to read Green Eggs and Ham while wearing the Cat in the Hat hat. In Mrs. Geyer’s kindergarten class, Mrs. Green read Marvin K. Mooney. Both classes ate green eggs and ham to celebrate. Other classes read a variety of Dr. Seuss books, made hats, or dressed like characters from his books. It was really nice to see the kids smiling and laughing and having fun reading. –Sarah Brison

ACTC Science Fair Several CRS students participated in the Ashland Community and Technical College’s five county Science Fair. Students who participated included: Will Adkins, Gage Hignite, Kaitlyn Lee, Shalayna Rice, and Hollie Sipps. Will and Gage’s entry “Water Filtration” won 1st place in the 6th-8th grade Engineering category and 3rd place overall for 6th-8th grades. Way to go guys! -Mrs. McDavid

Tobacco-Free Academy

On February 27th from 1-2:30 we had two ladies come in to present the Tobacco Academy. One lady, the main speaker, was Cathy Anderson. Ms. Anderson presented a PowerPoint about different cancers that drugs can cause. They did different activities. Mrs. Miller took Harlea Blevins and told her to do some jumping jacks. Then told her to try and breathe through a straw. Also she put big gardening gloves on Eli Chaviro and told him to tie his shoe. It was very hard he couldn’t do it. Mrs. Miller beat Eli. She told us that it would be like that if he would drink. Also she had Preston Hughes wear blurry glasses and asked him what he saw. His response was that he couldn’t see anything. It was very hard for him to walk on the line. She said this would be like drinking and driving. At Mrs. Anderson’s table she had two lungs; a healthy lung and a smoker’s lung. She pumped air into the healthy lung and it blew up like a balloon; the other blew up very little. We learned very important things through this program. It was lots of fun. Maddy Greene & Miranda Martin

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Reality Store On March 5, 2013, Mrs. Foster’s 5th grade homeroom class went on a trip to the 4-H Reality Store at the Boyd County Fairgrounds. We got fake money to spend on things that adults would have to buy in real life. There were stands and they were listed with names of things, like pet shop, snack shop, clothes department, etc. We had to buy one thing from each table. The first thing we had to do was go to the bank to get the money. We each got $75. We also had to deposit some of our money, so if we ran out we can go back to the bank and get some out. If we ran out of money then we would to go to SOS and they would give us extra money to spend. After we bought one thing from each table, we went to the checkout stand. Then we got a survey to fill out about our experience. When we took the survey back to the checkout stand one last time, we got a surprise! We could choose between a Payday or Zero candy bar. -Paige Kelley, Jessie Williams & Josh Rice

Animals in the Library

Ms. Meade has recently acquired some furry friends in the library—a cheetah, a tiger, a lion, and a giraffe. Don’t worry, not real ones, just stuffed. She named the cheetah Charlee and then held a contest to let the kids name the other three. Six name choices were selected for each animal from students’ suggestions. Then all the students voted for their favorite choices using a blog on the library’s web page. The winners were Gizelle the giraffe, Simba the Lion, and Aristotle the Tiger.

Firefighter Visit

The students in Mrs. King and Mr. Manning’s 2nd grade classes had a story about firefighters in their reading books. So they invited 2nd grade instructional assistant Mrs. Cornwell’s firefighter husband (and former CRS student) to visit their classes. So on March 8, he came to the CRS gym and brought fireman’s gear including a suit, mask, air tank, vest, and helmet. He asked Mrs. Cornwell to get into the suit while explaining about each part. He taught them how to reach 911, and then they walked outside to look at Ashland’s newest fire engine, No. 2. Next each the students walked through the cab past the backseats. When each student got to the other side, he gave them a plastic red fire helmet! The children asked him some questions like: What happens if your air runs out? When do fires usually occur during the day? If their air runs out another fire fighter shares his air. Fires usually occur during the evening. He also assigned the kids homework. They were to plan out their fire escape plan for their homes. –Jake

Damron

Basketball All Stars Ashland’s 6th grade All-Star Basketball team won the Wayne, WV, 11-year-old Tournament in February. Team members from CRS included 6th graders: Will Adkins, Richie Hall, Preston Ledford, Russell Rogers, and Gharan Thomas. On March 2nd, at the Coal Grove, OH, All Star Tournament, Preston Ledford was named to the all-tournament team. Good job!

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4th Grade Volcanoes

On March 13th 4th grade made volcanoes in Miss Hood’s science classes. Some of the lava went on the ceilings, some got on people, and unfortunately and eventually it got in someone’s mouth. We did this by mixing baking soda, vinegar, food coloring, and hot water. The lava colors we had were yellow, orange, blue, green, and red. People thought that making volcanoes was really fun. They thought the color was really pretty. First we put the top of a two liter bottle into a bowl and then we put in baking soda, warm water, food coloring and then Miss Hood put in some vinegar we squeezed the top of the bottle and then it exploded! Hailey Cabell & Taylor York

Leprechaun Traps

On Friday, March 15, 2013, Mrs. King and Mr. Manning’s 2nd grade classes made Leprechaun traps for St. Patrick’s Day. They had to show the other kids how their leprechaun traps worked. They all used the simple machines such as: the pulley, incline plane, wedge, lever, wheel and axel, and screw. It was a fun and simple way to learn about simple machines. Dakotah Forth & Danielle Spears

Academic Teams News Results from meet @ CRS on 1/14: Math- 1st –Grant Kelley, 2nd –Cameron Marushi; Science- 3rd –Miguel Talamantez, 5th –Dalton Gray; Arts/Humanities- 3rd –Hannah Greene, 4th –Maggie Thompson, 5th –Willow Triplett; Lang. Arts- 1st –Ashleigh Taylor, 5th –Faith Nivens; Quick Recall- CRS-16 vs. Argillite-11 & CRS-19 vs. Ponderosa-17. Results from meet @ Crabbe on 1/28: Math-3rd -Grant Kelley & Cameron Marushi; Science- 3rd –Miguel Talamantez, 4th –Dalton Gray; Arts/Humanities- 1st –Maggie Thompson; Lang. Arts- 1st –Ashleigh Taylor; Quick Recall- CRS-11 vs. Rose Hill-14 & CRS-15 vs. Crabbe-13. Results from meet @ Russell on 2/11: Soc. Studies- 2nd –Zachary Lee; Math- 2nd –Grant Kelley, 5th –Cameron Marushi; Science- 3rd –Miguel Talamantez; Arts/Humanities- 1st –Delaney Jackson, 5th –Willow Triplett; Lang. Arts- 4th –Delaney Jackson; Quick Recall- CRS-15 vs. Russell-21 & CRS-19 vs. Cannonsburg-20. Results from District Governor’s Cup at Poage on 3/2: Soc. Studies- 4th –Zachary Lee, 6th –Grant Kelley, 7th –Zach Francis; Math- 4th –Grant Kelley; 8th –Cameron Marushi, 9th – Noah Carey; Science- 6th –Miguel Talamantez, 8th –Melanie Grimm, 9th –Dalton Gray; Arts/Humanities- 4th –Maggie Thompson, 7th –Willow Triplett, 12th –Delaney Jackson; Lang. Arts- 4th –Ashleigh Taylor, 9th –Faith Nivens & Delaney Jackson; Composition- 2nd –Willow Triplett, 5th –Maggie Thompson, 6th –Gwen Akers; Future Problem Solving Team- CRS – 1st (Jocelyn Damron, Anna Heineman, Paige Kelley, Mimi Moore); The team received 3rd place overall and won the Katherine Hume Sportsmanship Award. Those students who placed 5th or higher will compete in the Regional competition on 3/23 @ Russell.

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January Students of the Month

Kyra Traylor Bonner

Aubrey Foster Geyer

Keegan Hale Bocook

Alex Aldridge McDowell

Morgan Palma Schirtzinger

Makena Francis King

James Johnson Manning

Haleigh Adkins Ledford

Leah Grayson Rowlett

Eli Adlridge Hood

Kaleb Kohut Moore

Natalie Haines Foster

Olivia Allen Hall

Jayci Woods McDavid

Jake Damron Green/Salyers

Grant Kelley Brillhart

Sarah Brison Meade

Zack Church Elkins

Christopher Peters Lees/Brown

Brianna Lambert Jackson

Savannah Rigdon Foudray

Bethany Ledford Wilcox/Arthur

Jonathon Peterman Campbell

Infinite Campus Parent Portal

The link to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal is on the District web site: www.ashland.kyschools.us Parents may access student grades. The user name is the student state ID number and the password is the student’s first initial, last initial, and birth date (mmddyy). If you have any problems, please contact Amy Wessel at the Central Office Technology Department 327-2706.

February Students of the Month

Brycen Ward Bonner

Arsi S-M Geyer

Austin Wurts Bocook

Jacob Allison McDowell

Molly Keelin Schirtzinger

Taylor Ashmore King

Abby Leeper Manning

Hope Harris Ledford

Hannah Greene Rowlett

Willow Triplett Hood

Kelcie Click Moore

Terrick Smith Foster

Dillon Adkins Hall

Chris Clark McDavid

Elizabeth Steele Green/Salyers

Hollie Sipps Brillhart

Hayden Shimer Meade

Ben Kelley Elkins

Faith Jordan Lees/Brown

Eli Miller Jackson

Haleigh Jackson Foudray

Brandon Hensley Wilcox/Arthur

Shenoa Campbell Campbell

Verity Governor’s Cup In the District Middle School Governor’s Cup competition in February, Shalayna Rice, 6th grade student from CRS who is on the Verity team, won 3rd place in Arts/Humanities. Way to go!

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March Students of the Month

Kiarah Knipp Bonner

Howie Wilks Geyer

Skylar Akers Bocook

Olivia Forth McDowell

Kiana Leader Schirtzinger

Josh Jordan King

Angela Emeterio Manning

Rilee Vanover Ledford

Abigail Baldwin Rowlett

Cole Kemper Hood

Noah Crites Moore

Grace Sluss Foster

Miranda Martin Hall

Elizabeth Senters McDavid

Brayden Felty Green/Salyers

Cassie Jo Damron Brillhart

Lakin Porter Meade

Gabby Talamantez Elkins

Adam Rigdon Lees/Brown

Will Adkins Jackson

Katie Turner Foudray

Belle Hiles Wilcox/Arthur

Breaunna Callahan Campbell

Inclement Weather Info Decisions concerning school closings, delays and school bus operations relative to inclement and/or hazardous weather conditions or any emergency will be made at the earliest possible time in order to assure the safety and convenience of our students, families and staff. If inclement weather occurs during the school day, children will be sent home at a time that will allow for roads to be made safe prior to dismissal. Announcements will be made over the One Call phone system as well as on local TV and radio stations, tune to: Television Radio WOWK - Channel 13 WKEE - 100.5 FM WSAZ - Channel 3 WTCR - 103.3 FM WCHS - Channel 8 WRVC - 92.7 FM

Recycling Collections New to our collection is Tyson Chicken labels. We will earn 24 cents for each label collected. Please continue to save Campbell’s UPCs, General Mills/Pillsbury box tops, printer cartridges, and old cell phones, digital cameras & camcorders, laptops, iPods, MP3s, GPSs, radar detectors, book e-readers, handheld games, pop cans and tabs. Soup UPC’s help get stuff for our school (Mrs. Elkins, sponsor); box tops (Ms. Meade, sponsor) & pop cans (Miss Rowlett, sponsor) provide funds to support AR; printer cartridges, cell phones & cameras, etc., supports STLP (Mrs. Elkins, sponsor); and pop can tabs (Mrs. Remy, sponsor) are donated to support the Ronald McDonald House. Any questions or concerns, please contact the sponsor. Classes to bring in the most UPCs/BTs by year’s end win prizes.

BT/LFE Class Totals Bonner 832 Geyer 863

Bocook 446 McDowell 663

Schirtzinger 569 King 832

Manning 486 Ledford 491 Rowlett 394 Hood 504 Moore 296 Foster 322

Hall 333 McDavid 245

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2nd 9-Weeks Awards Perfect Attendance: Kindergarten-Amelia Akers, Chance Bullion, Makayla Daniels, Kylee Fields, Garrison Haines, Ryan Hazlett, Kaia Mantle, Grayce Newcome, Lynzie Salyer, Jonny Tibbs; 1

st Grade-Alex Aldridge,

Gianna Cook, Rhiannon Cook, Cavin Fitzpatrick, Olivia Forth, Lacy Hale, Holly Harris, Andrew Hazlett, Tucker Rogers, Lana Salyer, Emma VanHorn, Dustan Webb, Austin Wurts; 2

nd Grade-Tori Brown, Mya Chaffin, Aiden

Daniel, Bryson, Hale, Mason Kohut, Abby Leeper, Tillie Martin, Marissa Morrison, Holly Shelton, Rashaye Wheeler; 3

rd Grade-Alia Abbott, Gwen Akers, Riley

Brogdon, Lindsey Brown, Elizabeth Davis, Kendall Dixon, Hannah Greene, Hanna Haines, Hope Harris, Drew Kiser, Mikayla Martin; 4

th Grade-Eli Aldridge,

Brayden Hughes, Kaleb Kohut, Tyler Miller, Lauren Spears, Madison Thompson, Willow Triplett, Katie Turner, Taylor York; 5

th Grade-Dakotah Forth, Natalie

Haines, Grant Kelley, Josh Rice, Zachary Lee, Cameron Marushi, Gabby Talamantez, Ashleigh Taylor; 6

th Grade-

Dillon Adkins, Holden Harris, Kaitlyn Lee, Miranda Martin, Russell Rogers, Joe Sewell, Chloe VanHorn. All A Honor Roll: 4

th Grade-Eli Aldrige, Jocelyn Damron,

Taylor York, Dalton Gray, Delaney Jackson, Eli Miller, Mimi Moore, Gracin Smith, Lauren spears, Willow Triplett, Allie Greene, Faith Nivens, Haley Keyes, Richard Runyon, Melanie Grimm, Kaleb Kohut, Tyler Miller, Noah Crites, Katie Turner; 5

th Grade-Brianna

Davis, Felicity Elam, Grant Kelley, Cameron Marushi, Maggie Thompson, Luke Maze, Danielle Spears, Jessie Williams; 6

th Grade-Olivia Allen, Maddy Greene, Zach

Greene, Preston Ledford, Miranda Martin, Shalayna Rice, Robbie Francis, Kaitlyn Lee, Russell Rogers, Braedon Ward, Chloe VanHorn, Will Adkins, Jake Damron, Joe Sewell. A/B Honor Roll: 4

th Grade-Hailey Cabell, Kendrick

Hogsten, Beau Smith, Brayden Hughes, Madison Thompson, Kelsie Click, Lakin Mays, Kaylee Varner, UriYah Hall-Clark; 5

th Grade-Nathan Abbott, Gabby

Talamantez, Dakotah Forth, Zack Francis, Zachary Lee, Dane Wardle, Ashleigh Taylor, Anna Heineman, Natalie Haines, Terrick Smith, Paige Kelley, Miguel Talamantez, Kyle Webster; 6

th Grade-Kaytlin Hunt, Hollie Sipps,

Kimberly Boyd, Dillon Adkins, Harlea Blevins, Sarah Brison, Gabi Griffith, Gage Hignite, Jaden Stevens, Raegan Stevens, Jayci Woods. Math Maniac: 1

st Grade-Drew Shimer, Sean Adams,

Ashley Colley, Holly Harris, Andrew Hazlett, Molly Keelin, Tyson LaLonde, Ryan Miller, Bryson Schirtzinger, Robin Segers, Shaelyn Steele, Kaleb Toppings, Kailyn Washington, Dustan Webb, Arianna Wilson; 2

nd Grade-Tori Brown, Natalie Woods, Aiden

Daniels, Holly Shelton, Logan Allison, Peyton Mains, Gracie Madden, Jackson Lawson, Abby Leeper, Mya Chaffin, Tiffany Alfaro, Hayden Shimer; 3

rd Grade-

Haleigh Adkins, Gwen Akers, Layla Brown, Noah Carey, Austin Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Luke Geyer, Hope Harris, Jack Heineman, Drew Kiser, Bethany Ledford, Matti Parks, Taryn Smith, Rilee Vanover, Kaythan Baer, Abigail Baldwin, Riley Brogdon, Nadia Caldwell,

Kameron Cavin, Leah Grayson, Hannah Greene, Spencer Greene, Addison Griffith, Hanna Haines, Taylor Hamilton, Belle Hiles, Faith Jordan, Laykin Kouns, Kadan McCoy, Klayton Ramey, Savannah Rigdon; 4

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Grade-Kaleb Kohut, Richard Runyon, Blake Howard, Haleigh Jackson, Tyler Miller, Madison Thompson, Faith Nivens, Lakin Mays, Hailey Cabell, Eli Miller, Mimi Moore, Gracin Smith, Lauren Spears, Willow Triplett, Dalton Gray; 5

th Grade-Grant Kelley, Cameron Marushi,

Nathan Abbott, Dane Wardle; 6th Grade-Gage Hignite,

Miranda Martin Super Speller: 1

st Grade-Gianna Cook, Rhiannon Cook,

Drew Shimer, Reyce Vanover, Jesse Akers, Jacob Allison, Tristan Banks, Gracie Delaney, Caden Eldridge, Cavin Fitzpatrick, Olivia Forth, Luke Greene, Myla Hamilton, Zach Kiser, Natalie McLeod, Tucker Rogers, Gabriel Soto, Rachel Tackett, Samuel Tibbs, Sean Adams, Ashley Colley, Molly Keelin, Kiana Leader, Shaelyn Steele, Dustan Webb, Arianna Wilson; 2

nd

Grade-Holly Shelton, Tiffany Alfaro, Jackson Lawson, Abby Leeper, Tilly Martin, Marissa Morrison, Hayden Shimer, Rashaye Wheeler; 3

rd Grade-Jack Heineman,

Bethany Ledford, Elizabeth Davis; 4th Grade-Kaleb

Kohut, Richard Runyon, Blake Howard, Haleigh Jackson, Tyler Miller, Madison Thompson, Faith Nivens, Lakin Mays, Hailey Cabell, Eli Miller, Mimi Moore, Gracin Smith, Lauren Spears, Willow Triplett, Dalton Gray; 5

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Grade-Brianna Davis, Dakotah Forth, Anna Heineman, Grant Kelley, Luke Maze, Danielle Spears, Laney Sexton, Jessie Williams, Josh Rice; 6

th Grade-Olivia

Allen, Maddy Greene, Zach Greene, Preston Ledford, Miranda Martin, Kaytlin Hunt, Kaitlyn Lee, Jordan Queen, Shalayna Rice, Braedon Ward, Sarah Brison, Jake Damron, Gabi Griffith, Jayci Woods. Keyboard Kahuna: 3

rd Grade-Luke Geyer, McKayla

Martin, Kendall Dixon, Elizabeth Davis, Drew Kiser, Gwen Akers, Noah Carey, Layla Brown; 5

th Grade-

Danielle Spears, Raven Rodas; 6th Grade-Olivia Allen,

Shalayna Rice. Ignition Certified: 4

th Grade-Delaney Jackson, Melanie

Grimm, Faith Nivens, Richard Runyon; 5th Grade-Felicity

Elam, Dakotah Forth, Danielle Spears, Ashleigh Taylor; 6

th Grade-Olivia Allen, Kimberly Boyd, Zach Greene, Joe

Sewell, Preston Ledford, Braedon Ward, Russell Rogers, Kaitlyn Lee, Shalayna Rice, Dillon Adkins, Kaytlin Hunt, Gharan Thomas, Harlea Blevins, Sarah Brison, Elizabeth Senters, Preston Hughes. AR: Rowlett: Gold-Riley Brogdon, Kameron Cavin, Sonny Davis, Leah Grayson, Hannah Greene, Spencer Greene, Addison Griffith, Hanna Haines, Taylor Hamilton, Belle Hiles, Laykin Kouns, Alex Peterman, Savannah Rigdon, Nathan Wardle; Silver-Kaythan Baer, Abigail Baldwin, Aliyah Coffey, Faith Jordan, Kadan McCoy, Klayton Ramey, Jacob Warman; Bronze-Nadia Caldwell.

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