Home of the Ponies

Union Grove Elementary School Messenger April 2015

1745 Milldrum Street

Union Grove WI 53182

Phone: 878-2015 Fax: 878-3133 Website: www.uges.k12.wi.us

Administrator: Brenda Stevenson

Principal: Thomas Johnson

Assistant Principal: Sloan Allen

Summer School 2015 Plans are underway for Summer School 2015. Do

you know what your family will be doing this summer?

Would you like your children to have fun as well as educa-

tional experiences with their peers? Then attend summer

school! We offer a summer program for students who will

be entering grades K-7 this fall. The classes will meet

from 7:45 to 11:45 AM, Monday through Thursday during

the dates of June 8 through July 2. Forms were sent home

in March and are due by May 1st. Forms are also available

in the office. Please return the forms and payment of $10

promptly.

The summer enrichment program with a “Terminal

Velocity” theme, for students entering grades 2-7 in the

fall, will run from June 9-25. Registration forms are on the

school website or available in the office.

2nd Annual 5K Pony Walk/Run

and Indoor Carnival Saturday, May 9

1:00 PM

Run/Walk Info

All proceeds benefit the UGES PTO.

Race begins at 1:00 PM

Meet at the front entrance at 1745 Milldrum Street.

Pick up a registration form at the UGES Main Of-

fice or print one off from the PTO webpage at

http://www.uges.k12.wi.us/pto.cfm?

subpage=1184674

Fees: Adult: $20 Child: $15 Family of

4: $55 plus $10 for each additional family member

over 4.

Registration is due by April 11, 2015. If you

register after the due date or on the day of the

event you will not be guaranteed a t-shirt. Pre-

registration is encouraged.

Checks payable to UGES PTO.

Registration can be mailed to UGES Pony Run/

Walk, 1745 Milldrum Street, Union Grove,

WI 53182 or dropped off at the Main Office.

Carnival Info - Carnival begins after the Run/Walk

Carnival Wrist Band- $12 each with Run/Walk

entry.

Carnival Wrist Band - purchased without entry

$15.

Carnival Wrist Band - purchased at the door $20.

Mummies, Tombs and Treasures Come to see the 6th Grade

Egyptian Museum

April 15 3:00 - 5:00 PM

UGES Library.

Parents/Guardians, relatives and

friends are invited to see all of the wonder-

ful projects the students have designed.

Please bring a non-perishable item for

the Union Grove Area Food Bank for admission.

Hope to see you there!

UGES McTeacher Night at UG McDonald’s

Monday, April 20

4:30-7:30 PM

Stop by the Union Grove McDonald's on Monday, April 20

from 4:30-7:30 PM and be waited on by UGES staff mem-

bers! McDonald's will donate 15% of sales during that time

frame as well as all of the proceeds for any cookies sold.

Hope to see you there!

Market Day Bonus! If our school has $1400.00 in Market Day sales for the

month of April our school will earn a $100 Apple store

gift card. Many classrooms have iPads that need apps.

Please support Market Day and our school. Thanks!

FREE Family Movie Night Friday, April 24

UGES Large Gym Doors open at 5:30, Movie starts at 6:00 PM

Join us for a FREE fun night and see a newer release on the big screen in the large gym! Enjoy snacks and watching a movie with your family and friends. Feel free to bring chairs or blankets to

sit on. Concessions will be available for purchase.

Outstanding Students of the Month One student is selected per month from each grade level by their teachers for various positive rea-sons based on our C.H.O.I.C.E. initiative (Care, Help, Own, Include, Cooperate, Excel). Each stu-dent receives a packet of goodies for his or her efforts. Congratulations to all the students!

2nd Grade Caleb Westrum is the outstanding student for second grade. Everyone enjoys calling Caleb a friend because he

treats people with kindness, respect, and empathy. Caleb has an incredible work ethic. His work is always

thoughtful, complete, and impeccably neat. Any teacher or student should feel lucky to have Caleb in their class.

3rd Grade Ezra Garcia always has a positive outlook and a smile on his face. He's an extremely hard worker who never

gives up, and he's always kind to his classmates. Keep up the hard work, and it will all pay off Ezra!

4th Grade Ariena Gronholm is a wonderful student. She is always helpful to teachers and students. She shares her joy

wherever she goes.

5th Grade Simon Witt is a hard working student who strives to excel in fifth grade. He is a focused learner, a willing helper in

the classroom, and a kind friend. Simon is a well deserving recipient of Outstanding Student of the Month!

6th Grade Chandler Amon is a role model student. He is respectful of others around him, caring towards his peers, and works

very hard at his academics. Keep up the great work Chandler!

7th Grade Abby Lovdahl is an outstanding student. Not only is she attentive in class, she is very aware of her surroundings,

exemplifying positive behavior and attitude at all times. The UGES teachers appreciate your hard work!

8th Grade Layla McLauchlin is a very hard-working student who always strives for success. She is a determined learner and a

diligent student who has become a very positive leader for her classmates. We are very proud of her growth this year,

and see bright things in her future.

Watch for each month’s Outstanding Students in the Westine Report!

Forensics Team Update

On Thursday, March 19th the Forensics team with coaches Mrs. Black and Mrs. Gabin-

ski competed with five other schools including Drought, Raymond, Washington-

Caldwell, Kansasville, and Yorkville in a possible eight categories. Union Grove team

members earned ALL first place ribbons. Great job team!

Patriot’s Day-April 19. Patriots were colonists who wanted independence from British rule. Most hoped to find peaceful ways to settle their differences with England. When the British decided to look for Samuel Adams and John Hancock, who were hiding in Concord, Paul Revere and Billy Dawes rode through the night warning other Patriots in New England. The American Revolution began when the first shots were fired at Lexington on April 19, 1775. Each side said the other fired first. Patriots' Day was established to mark the beginning of the Revolutionary War. Enacted August 30, 2001, from the 2001

Laws of Wisconsin, Act 16 budget bill.

Prisoner of War Remembrance Day-April 9, commemorates the date during World War II when the largest number of Americans were captured in the Conquest of Ba-taan. Gubernatorial proclamation shall suitably recognize those who suffered captivity in foreign countries while in active service with the U.S. armed forces and request that some por-tion of the day be used for solemn contemplation on the plight of those who have been held prisoners of war. Enacted Nov.

29, 2001 from the 2001 Laws of Wisconsin, Act 20 budget bill.

8th Graders can start bringing in one baby picture and a recent photo for the end of the year PowerPoint. Do some Spring Break cleaning!!!! Pictures are due no later than Friday, May 8.

Skyward Family Access

While you are online checking your child’s grades and/

or attendance, please take a moment to verify your ad-

dress, phone number, email and emergency info is up to

date. If changes are necessary please call the office or

send a note with the changes to the office. Please note

that the address listed is where your fall registration

information will be mailed to.

MATH MEET Congratulations to the Math Meet teams for a wonderful

showing as they represented our school at this year's Math

Meet. Each meet lasted one half-day. Fifth and

sixth grades met in the morning and the seventh

and eighth grades met in the afternoon.

All the students worked to earn team points by problem

solving without calculators, doing consumer math, com-

pleting geometric reasoning questions and doing mental

math. The final event included working together on a pro-

ject as a team that was worth an extra 100 points. The

questions were extremely challenging, our students worked

together well and we very proud of everyone.

Special congratulations to Nick Sikorski for earning second

place in the fifth and sixth grade division at this year's Math

Meet!

Math Meet student participants for 2015 include:

Grade 5 - John Buckner, Annelise McDonald, Austin Sack,

Nick Sikorski

Grade 6 - Jordan Goggins, Kadin Purath, Noah France and

Kyle Fletcher

Grade 7 - Emily Zeller, Jacob Bulgrin, Josh Meiland, Kon-

nor Goetsch

Grade 8 - Alexis Daigle, Lucas Martin, Jayme Buckner and

Justin Griffith.

Upcoming K-4 P.E. Events – Mark your calendars!

April 29th - 1st Grade Parent P.E. night, 6:00-7:00 PM

April 20-May 8th - K-4 Roller skating

The Badger Exam 3-8:

A Wisconsin Smarter Balanced Assessment

Students in grades 3-8 will take the Badger Exam online

during the month of April. This new assessment will be

used to gauge how well students are mastering the Wis-

consin College and Career Ready Standards in English

language arts (ELA) and mathematics.

The Badger exam 3-8 gauges your child’s achievement

compared to other students in the state and against other

students in states who use similar Smarter Balanced As-

sessments. Along with report cards, school wide assess-

ments, and other information about your child’s progress

in school, the results from the Badger Exam 3-8 provide

insight into how well your child is doing on a broad

measure of achievement.

Dynamic Learning Maps Alternate Assessment

The DLM assessment assesses the academic progress of

students with significant cognitive disabilities in the sub-

ject areas of English language arts and mathematics. The

DLM system is designed to map a student’s learning

throughout the year by using items and tasks that are em-

bedded in day-to-day instruction.

How can you help your child when it comes to taking these tests?

Make sure your child gets a good night’s sleep before every test.

Provide a healthy breakfast on test day.

Have your child dress comfortably and ar-rive at school on time.

Send your child to school with parting words of encouragement.

Remind your child to read all directions and consider all answers.

Remind your child to check answers prior to completing the test.

Please refrain from scheduling trips, ap-pointments during testing time.

Do you have an old graduation gown from UGHS or UGES laying around the house? If so, please consider donating it so it can used by another student. Gowns may be dropped off in the front office. Thank you!

Environmental Awareness Day

(also known as EARTH DAY)

April 22

Former Wisconsin governor and U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson founded Earth Day in 1970 to organize a national public demonstration that would bring atten-tion to the environment. His efforts made environmental issues an integral part of political debate. Environmental Awareness Day marks the anniversary of Earth Day, (a Public School Ob-servance Day). In honor of Earth Day UGES will be participat-ing in many special Earth Day activities that week. Keep in-formed on these and other upcoming events in the Daily Ex-press on the school website .

SUMMER ENRICHMENT 2015

This year’s program theme will be “Terminal Velocity.” Come

join this fun summer program learning about aspects of mo-

tion and visiting Discovery World, Helium, Little Amerricka

Amusement Park, and Mount Olympus. The Summer Enrich-

ment Program is for students entering grades 2-7 for the 2015-

2016 school year. The program will run from June 9 through

June 25.

Classes-

· Students entering grades 2-4 will meet on Tuesdays from

12:45-2:45 PM.

· Students entering grades 5-7 will meet on Wednesdays from

12:45-2:45 PM.

Field trips (optional) will take place on Thursdays (full day) and

will include all students. Tuesday/Wednesday meetings pro-

vide hands-on activities, important information, and prepare

students for the field trips.

Registration Deadline: Friday, May 1.

Questions? Contact Mr. Cleven or Mrs. Tenhagen 2015 PBS Kids Go! Young Authors and

Illustrators Club

Another Big Success!!

Congratulations to all of the participants in this years PBS

Kids Go! Young Authors and Illustrators Club! Our club

submitted 20 completed books to the Milwaukee Public Tele-

vision contest. Meet our young and talented authors :

Advisor: Mrs. Darlene Rivest

Grade 1

Addyson Callewaart The Big Small Problem

Aaden Hoffman The Big Journey

Kylee Hughes Letters to My Brother

Jenna James Lindy and Samantha & their 7th Valentine’s

Breeya Katterhagen At the Beach

Jackson Woods The Robbery

Grade 2

Zachary Henderson The Store Robbery

Laura Hoffman Lusiey the California Sea Lion

Karsten Luedtke The Remote

Will Marshall Hermie the Meteor Virus

Sara Pekrul Thunder and Lightning at School

Audrey Peterson Michigan

Katherine Rivest A Shaky Day at School

Samantha Torresin Friendship

Grade 3

Katelyn DeGroot Tornado Playdate

Courtney Fitzgerald The Day Candy Came Alive

Kayla Henderson The Weatherman

Morghan Keller Ralf’s New Home

Aden Valerin Unbelievable Boy

Mallory Woodworth Pink and Ink

Good luck to all of these writers and illustrators! You are

already winners for completing a book!

English Book Festival Twenty-one students earned the privilege to attend the 2015 English Book Festival held at UW-Parkside on March 31st along with 370 other students through out Racine and Kenosha Counties. Students had to read 6 pre-selected books this school year including Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys, Bloody Times: The Fu-neral of Abraham Lincoln and The Manhunt for Jefferson Davis by James Swanson, One Came Home by Amy Tim-berlake, So B. It by Sarah Weeks, Dogs of War by Sheila Keenan, and Legend by Marie Lu. Students attended three workshops based on the topics from the books and then listened to Ruta Sepetys, the author of Between Shades of Gray speak. 7th grade Abby Lovdahl Ayla Bounds Brea Fortier Emily Zeller Kelsey Kemper Maggie Blum Olivia Weippert Sara Larsen 8th Grade Abby Thompson Justin Griffith Alexis Daigle Nora Chartier Alyssa McAndrews Matthew Lacher Catie Carnick Madison Minton Ellen Magdeleno Lexi Maier Gia Farrington Kiley Bauer Jayme Buckner

Here’s What’s Happening at Graham Public Library

Graham Public Library, 1215 Main Street in Union Grove,

offers the following programs and classes. Please call the

library at 878-2910 for registration information. Find us on

Facebook or on our website: www.uniongrove.lib.wi.us

FREE WI-FI available!

Special Programs for Adults

Village Ink Creative Writer’s Guild Author Read/Open

House Tuesday evening 6:30-8:00 PM. April is National

Poetry Month and to celebrate the Village Ink Writer's Guild

will hold an Author Read Open House Tuesday, April 7th at

6:30 PM. The Writers have worked hard on their pieces and

are excited to share them with family, friends and those curi-

ous about the group. Light refreshments will be served. Reg-

istration is not required.

Storm Chaser and Photographer Tom Purdy, shares his pas-

sion for all things weather, Tuesday, April 14th, at 6:30 PM.

Mr. Purdy is involved with Storm Assist and the Milwaukee

Area Sky-warn Association. Both organizations use a volun-

teer network of storm spotters trained to identify, evaluate

and report serve weather events. This family friendly pro-

gram does not required registration and is free.

Children’s Programming

Preschool Story Time will be held Tuesday mornings at

10:00 AM (Apr.7, 14, 21, 28). This program is designed for

children 2-4 with an adult/caregiver. Preschool Story Time

includes simple stories, songs, finger plays, and movement

for the "active" set. Registration is not required.

Lego Lab Family Night will be held the fourth Thursday of

the month, (April 23) at 6:30 PM. Registration is required

and limited to 20 children. Children must be accompanied

by an adult. No drop-offs please.

Make-N-Take

Every Friday between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM stop in with

your preschooler and make a super simple, self-directed craft

project for free! Supplies and directions are provided. Regis-

tration not required.

Hours: Monday - Thursday 9 - 8 PM

Friday 9 - 5 PM

Saturday 9 - 3 PM

Dear School Counselor,

How can I help my child if they are depressed?

Depression is the most common mental health problem in the

United States. Depression is not a bad mood or even feeling

down or sad, these feelings are normal in kids. It may be de-

pression if the mood lingers for an extended period of time and

limits one’s ability to function normally. Individuals who are

struggling with depression often feel hopeless about every-

thing and feel they are “no good” or worthless.

Signs you can look for if you think someone you care about

could be depressed are:

Negative feelings and mood for extended period of time

Negative thinking, feelings of hopelessness

Low energy motivation and fatigue

Difficulty concentrating and focusing

Physical symptoms such as stomach pain, headache,

sleeping problems, and change in appetite

Ways you can prevent depression and help those that are de-

pressed:

Stay current on your medical check ups

Encourage talking and support

Exercise 15-30 minutes a day

Eat healthy and provide body with good nutrition

Identify and address troubles, but do not dwell on them

Try to look on the bright side, think positively and replace

the negative thoughts

Information Gathered From: www.Kidshealth.org

For more information regarding Children and Depression

please attend:

Helping Children Cope with Depression

April 21st, 2015 6:00 pm-7:30 pm

Aurora Wellness Center in Burlington, Conference Room C

Please see the flyer near the end of this newsletter.

April 13 – American’s Creed Day

I believe in the United States of

America as a Government of the

people, by the people, for the people; whose just pow-

ers are derived from the consent of the governed; a

democracy in a republic, a sovereign Nation of many

sovereign States; a perfect union, one and insepara-

ble; established upon those principles of freedom,

equality, justice, and humanity for which American

patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes.

I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to love

it, to support its Constitution; to obey its laws; to re-

spect its Flag; and to defend it against all enemies.

American's Creed Day is a Wisconsin Public School

Observance Day recognizing the American's Creed,

written in 1917 by William Tyler Page, a messenger in

the U.S. House of Representatives. His essay was

judged the "best summary of American political faith"

in a national contest.

Keep saving those box tops.

Each box top is worth 10¢!!!

500 Point Club Aydan Schiveley

400 Point Club Maggie Blum

Alex Johnson

300 Point Club Grace Clausen

Lily Cox

Cole Ford

Giovanni Grippe

Calvin Windsor

Bria Wright

200 Point Club Mrs. Anderson

Miranda Borglin

Ayla Bounds

Nora Chartier

Mrs. Cincotta

Payton Cleven

Alexis Daigle

Hailey Ehlert

Brea Fortier

Julia James

Rachel Kalbas

Ellen Magdaleno

Alexandria Maier

Kayla Maurer

Annelise McDonald

Ava Reed-O’Brien

Austin Sack

Trisha Salinas

Emily Sampson

Mrs. Santarelli

Casey Shevokas

Maggie Squires

Abigail Thompson

100 Point Club John Blum

Abygail Boyle

Kaitlyn Bryant

Jayme Buckner

John Buckner

Brandon Carls

Catherine Carnick

Ava Domagalski

100 Point Club, cont. Stephanie Fortier

Justin Fortner

Madelyn France

Kaydin Gagnon

Jordan Goggins

Justin Griffith

Parker Griffith

Katelyn Guerrero

Matthew Hoffmann

Erin Holler

Ashton Horenziak

Marcus Johnson

Steven Johnson

Lily Keeker

Morghan Keller

Adelyn Kemper

Savannah Kus

Joshua Lacher

Matthew Lacher

Shelby LaFave

Sara Larsen

Mrs. Loppnow

Madylin Lorey

Karsten Luedtke

Sofia Luxem

Ashley Maier

Michael Meyer

Bryant Miller

Madison Minton

Collin Orcutt

Courtney Piotrowski

Anabelle Reed-O’Brien

Cole Reesman

Chase Remington

Erica Saunders

Connor Schiveley

Jackson Sievert

Owen Skewes

Olivia Weippert

Ashley Werner

MacKenzie Wilson

Mallory Woodworth

Emily Zeller

Grace Ziegler

ACCELERATED READER ALL STARS

As of April 1, 2015

Congratulations to the following students on earning 75 or more

points in the Accelerated Reader program. To earn points students

read a book and then take a computer quiz to acquire points. Way

to go, All Stars!

Free Community Meal

Tuesday, April 28

5:30-6:30 PM Host this month: Lioness Club

Union Grove Congregational Church

1106 11th Avenue Union Grove

Pennies for Patients 2015

Thank you to everyone who participated

in Pennies for Patients this year! As a

school we collected $1,019.22 for the

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society!

BOB, Jr.

Congratulations to the participants in this year's BOB,

Jr. competition. The battles are now complete and the

grade level team champions have been determined. In

second grade Team Olson earned 132 points to earn

the championship for their grade level. Team Fisel

eeked out a one point victory from a potential three-way

tie. This year's BOB, Jr. teams were extremely well

prepared so the competition was very tough.

Members from the teams that scored the highest num-

ber of points are:

Grade 2-Nathan Lancaster, Jaden Talley, Jordyn An-

derson, Laura Hoffman, Lucas Wright and Ethan Saun-

ders.

Grade 3-Max Reesman, Jack Wolf, Hannah Orcutt,

Sydney Stehling and Madelynn Bryant.

Arbor Day

Arbor Day is Wisconsin Public School

observance day which is a day set apart

for planting trees. All states in the United

States celebrate it. National Arbor Day is the last

Friday in April. Many other countries also cele-

brate Arbor Day by planting trees, or they have

other special days or weeks for tree planting.

Arbor Day began in Nebraska. Julius Sterling

Morton, a newspaper publisher, realized that

trees would enrich the soil and conserve moisture

in it. Through his efforts, April 10, 1872, was set

aside as Nebraska's first Arbor Day. The Nebras-

ka Legislature later made Arbor Day a legal holi-

day and changed its date to April 22, Morton’s

birthday. From World Book encyclopedia

A huge thank you to Mrs. Dresang for arranging such an amazing project! Be

sure to stop by and view the finished mural or find your tile. The mural is located

just inside the main entrance foyer. What a wonderful addition to our school!

Union Grove Elementary School

A HONOR ROLL 2nd

Trimester 2014-2015

8TH

GRADE

Aiden Belongia, Abygail Boyle, Jayme Buckner, Catherine Carnick, Nora Chartier, Alexis Dai-

gle, Madison DeMay, Leann DeVries, Madison Elmer, Samantha Gilboy, Isela Gonzalez, Justin

Griffith, Jacob Harmann, Asthon Horenziak, Grace Klawinski, Savannah Kus, Matthew Lacher,

Morgan Lekschas, Ellen Magdaleno, Lucas Martin, Alyssa McAndrews, Clara McDonald, James

Mutter, Lauren Nelson, William Painter, Hailey Sanders, Daphne Sieg, Sydney Staaden, Anna

Truebenbach, Kaylee Wagner, Leah Willkomm

7TH

GRADE

Josephine Beard, Bailey Berger, Olivia Bojesen, Miranda Borglin, Ayla Bounds, Jacob Bulgrin,

Payton Cleven, Hailey Ehlert, Mallory Farmer, Brea Fortier, Caroline Glazebrook, Brooke

Gnas, Kayleigh Goetsch, Konner Goetsch, Alexander Hansen, Jacob Horenziak, James Keeker,

Kelsey Kemper, Mia Kirk, Kaitlyn Krause, Sara Larsen, Karlee Lois, Abbigail Lovdahl, Sydney

Lueth, Sofia Luxem, Todd Manteufel Jr., Kayla Maurer, Joshua Meiland, Samantha Molbeck,

Bryn Nielsen, Anabelle Reed-O’Brien, Joshua Slaasted, Ryan Smith, Anthony Spring, Jacob

Toltzman, Olivia Weippert, Justin Wiedenbeck, Kameryn Wisch, Ashley Wyma, Benjamin

Younglove, Emily Zeller

6TH

GRADE

Erin Abbott, Annelise Bojesen, Mason DeGroot, Hayden Domagalski, Emily Erdman, Kyle

Fletcher, Noah France, Aidan Friday, Aiden Gajewski, Jordan Goggins, Kaitlynn Hawkins, Am-

ber Janke, Alexander Johnson, Brenna Lekschas, Madylin Lorey, Brock Luedtke, Ashley Maier,

James Molbeck, Laila New, Kadin Purath, Connor Schiveley, Maggie Squires, Madison Stor-

beck, Ashley Werner, Gwendolyn Wisniewski, Grace Ziegler

5TH

GRADE

McKayla Boyle, John Buckner, Brandon Carls, Grace Clausen, Lily Cox, Tyler Cuadra, Cassidy

Danhauer, Brendan Day, Allison Drdak, Garrett Foldy, Justin Fortner, Kaydin Gagnon, Eva

Garcia, Blayne Gibbs, Parker Griffith, Rachel Kalbas, Adelyn Kemper, Anna Klawinski, Victoria

Krueske, Hannah Kwon, Kai Lueth, Annelise McDonald, Emma Miller, Allison Modrow, Avery

Nelson, Ty Nelson, Sean Neubauer, Collin Orcutt, Claire Peterson, Taylor Peterson, Emmytt

Pettit, Cole Reesman, Austin Sack , Anna Salituro, Emily Saunders, Samantha Schmaling, Nicho-

las Sikorski, Owen Skewes, Eric Sorensen, Remmi Sweet, Abby Wilks, Cooper Willis, Brooke

Willkomm, Mackenzie Wilson, Calvin Windsor

Union Grove Elementary School

B HONOR ROLL 2nd

Trimester 2014-2015

8TH

GRADE

Nathan Albright, Jake Andersen, Kiley Bauer, Kaleb Beck, Molly Bryson, Hunter Christ-

man, Joseph Ditscheit, Brianna Epping-Gwaltney, Gianna-Teresa Farrington, Heather Fort-

ner, Destiny Gay, Ashlee Gonsky, Adam Guerrero, Adam Gulan, Jewel Haney, Emily Han-

son, Josh Hoke, Cody Jacobson, Matthew Keller, Alexandria Maier, Kyle Maier, Daniel

Martin, Brieanna McLain, Layla McLauchlin, Michael Miller, Delicia New, Calvin Obermey-

er, Kylie Pallesen, Sheila Peraza, Destanie Peterson, Courtney Piotrowski, Brianne Radke,

Brennan Routheaux, London Smith, Halee Spencer, Ariana Stice, Keith Storm-Voltz, Do-

novan Talley, Abigail Thompson

7TH

GRADE

Peyton Axtell, Anthony Behringer, Maggie Blum, Dylan Brouwers, Emma Brouwers, Kara

Bushman, Jesiah Campton, Grace Cayemberg, Alayna Cee, Riley Chizek, Tanner Cimbal-

nik, Grace Clements, Caleb Deschler, Darren Drake, Austin Drdak, Desiree Durbin, Masin

Epping, Emerick Garcia III, Gracie Goldberg, Courtney Griffin, Reece Holland, Michael

Jocius, Steven Johnson, Kane Klinzing, Garrett Kunz, Joshua Lacher, Nicholas Lambert, Co-

rey Loch, Zachary Lowe, Richard McNabb, Arleigh Mianecki-Saylor, Conner Modrow,

Alex Ottelien, Jonah Peterson, Bryce Plath, Gabriel Ross, Austin Sanders, Brianna Sorensen,

Amy Storm-Voltz, Jayda Talley, Madison Vanswol, Nolan Verbeten, Khalen Wolfe

6TH

GRADE

Chandler Amon, Hunter Arnold, Charlotte Beard, Kyle Beck, Anthony Bednar, Abigail

Beutel, Kylie Brennan, Allison Carnick, Joseph Chiapete, Logan Cramer, Hannah Curtin,

Ryan Davis, Collin Degroot, Maguire Delagrave, Anna Dolgaard, Reid Frederickson,

Jordyn Gascoigne, Nicholas Gatta, Oswaldo Gonzalez, Ryan Gulan, Ethan Hunt, Marcus

Johnson, Brady Katterhagen, Ashwinder Kaur, Kaitlyn Kolb, Julian Langridge, Nicholas

Martin, Michael Meyer, Conner Mingarelli, Jenna Moore, Mayson Oviedo, David Ozuna,

Noah Perman, Marissa Puebla, Jacob Rasmusson, Hunter Reich, Faith Rosenow, Sergio

Ruiz, Samantha Schneider, Stefanie Schneider, Noah Schoff, Chance Sego, Rian Sheehan,

Casey Shevokas, Allison Storm-Voltz, Jacob Truebenbach, Torun Walton, Nicklas Williams,

Cade Willis, Amanda Wilson, Jessica Wilson, Nash Wolf, Brandi Woodworth, Madison

Zabler

5TH

GRADE

Madyson Allyn, Brooke Arnold, Logan Bauer, Kaitlyn Bryant, Bryce Burns, Anthony Chart-

ier, Samantha Chizek, Devin Cline, Joshua Dean, Evan Dolgaard, Joseph Egeland, Kadyn

Fleury, Daniel Fox, Brielle Gagne, Nicholas Gaston, Jacinda Gomez, Ryan Hoke, Eric

Jocius, Ryan Johnson Jr., Colton Jones, Paige Kirchmeier, Austin Lowe, Reina Melendrez,

Ashley Miceli, Tyler Nelson, Chloe Obermeyer, Keila Peraza, Christopher Poeschel, Aiden

Roussel, Dalton Scherer, Jax Schiro, Cody Schwartz, Austin Sielaff, Johara Small, Mitchell

Stough, Kollin Suprak, Jaden Svendsen, Analiese Tornow, Enid Torres, Steven Vanek,

Wolfgang Vienonen, Chloe Wietrzak, Simon Witt