On Friday April 13, 2012 Ms. Jill DiGiampaolo was recognized as Lackland ISD’s Trinity Prize winner. Trinity University, through its Department of Education instituted the Trinity Prize in 1981. Its purpose was to recognize and honor truly outstanding public school teachers in Bexar County. Ms. D was nominated this year by a fellow staff member because of her hard work and dedication, in order to make her students succeed. She has taught at the elementary school for the past nine years as an Art teacher and this year to the delight of her 18 students and parents she is currently teaching 4 th grade. We would like to congratulate her for this distinguished honor. April 20, 2012 www.lacklandisd.net Admin Alley Contents: Admin Alley 1 Upcoming Events 1 Stacey Prom 2 Stacey Prom Images 3 First Grade Music 4 Stacey News 5 The Back 40 6 Stacey Track 7 Microscopic World 8 6 th Grade Music 9 Future News Anchors 10 Career Day 11 Elementary Happenings 12 Music News 13 Stacey Drama 14 Good Information 15 Science Math Academy 16 Random Shots 17 Upcoming Events: Monday April 23 Intense math tutorials for 7 th & 10th / Bubble AP Exams Tuesday April 24 TAKS 10 th gr Math-Sr. retest for ELA / STAAR 3 rd , 4 th , 6 th & 7 th grade Math / Wednesday April 25 TAKS 11 th gr. Math & Sr. retest Math / STAAR 3 rd , 4 th , 6 th 7 th grade Reading Thursday April 26 th TAKS 10, 11 Science – Sr. retest for Science / STAAR 5 th & 8 th grade Science Friday TAKS 10 th & 11 SS, Senior retest for SS, STAAR Jill DiGiampaolo & David A. Garcia – Editors Digiampaolo.j@ lacklandisd.net
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On Friday April 13, 2012 Ms. Jill DiGiampaolo was recognized as Lackland
ISD’s Trinity Prize winner.
Trinity University, through its Department of Education instituted the Trinity Prize in
1981. Its purpose was to recognize and honor truly outstanding public school teachers in
Bexar County. Ms. D was nominated this year by a fellow staff member because of her hard
work and dedication, in order to make her students succeed. She has taught at the
elementary school for the past nine years as an Art teacher and this year to the delight of her
18 students and parents she is currently teaching 4th grade. We would like to
congratulate her for this distinguished honor.
Apri l 20, 2012
www.lac kla ndi sd .net
Admin Alley
Contents:
Admin Alley 1
Upcoming Events 1
Stacey Prom 2
Stacey Prom Images 3
First Grade Music 4
Stacey News 5
The Back 40 6
Stacey Track 7
Microscopic World 8
6th
Grade Music 9
Future News Anchors 10
Career Day 11
Elementary Happenings 12
Music News 13
Stacey Drama 14
Good Information 15
Science Math Academy 16
Random Shots 17
Upcoming Events: Monday April 23 Intense math tutorials for 7
th & 10th / Bubble
AP Exams Tuesday April 24 TAKS 10
th gr Math-Sr.
retest for ELA / STAAR 3
rd, 4
th, 6
th &
7th
grade Math / Wednesday April 25 TAKS 11
th gr. Math &
Sr. retest Math / STAAR 3
rd, 4
th, 6
th 7
th
grade Reading Thursday April 26
th TAKS
10, 11 Science – Sr. retest for Science / STAAR 5
th & 8
th grade
Science Friday TAKS 10
th & 11
SS, Senior retest for SS,
STAAR
J i l l DiG iampaolo & Davi d A . Ga rc ia – Ed i tor s
Prom 2012 was a blast! With great music, gorgeous decorations and superb company, this night will not be easily forgotten. Our Mystique Masquerade was
truly magical with all attendees adorning their most creative and mysterious masks as the perfect complement to their elegant attire. In such a fun and
entertaining atmosphere, no one, not even Mr. Knobloch, could resist busting out their best dance moves. The following were selected by fellow Stacey students to
the Prom Court:
*********** King & Queen: Fabian Angel & Lauran Williams Senior Court: Jason Berry & Joan Ewing Junior Court: Cory Johnson & Brianna Moton Sophomore Court: Caleb Granstrom & Haylie D’Arrigo Freshman Court: Greg Jefferson & Lexi Suglia *********** Thanks to the junior class for all their hard work in making this night a success!
There are 50 finalists from the state, and if Gerardo gets enough votes, he could win $10,000.00 for school. You can vote as many times as you want. The school that gets the most votes wins money for the school. To be eligible for the scholarship, Gerardo had to
write an essay, get recommendations from teachers, have at least a 3.5 GPA, and be active in extracurricular activities.
Stacey Roses
by: Alexandria Valenciano-Poffenbarger, Freshman
“
- Virginia Allred Stacey, 1997
The beautiful pink roses outside of Stacey's counseling office are in full bloom and look stunning in
2012's early spring. As one walks up to the doors, they are greeted by a pleasant fragrance of rose.
The rosebushes were planted by the class of 2005 in memory of Steffen Taplin. According to Mrs.
Wann, who was the sponsor of the class, Steffen was a former Stacey student who lost his life in an
auto accident in Japan. His class honored his memory with with a rose bed and a plaque.
Lackland ISD E-News The Back 40 Page 6 of 17 www.lacklandisd.net April 20, 2012
The second grade classes recently took a field trip to the Institute of Texan Cultures to experience "the Back 40". Students got to experience an old schoolhouse from the 1890s, an adobe house in from West Texas, a military fort building, a barn, and log
cabin. They enjoyed the education trip back in time!
Lackland ISD E-News Stacey Track Page 7 of 17 www.lacklandisd.net April 20, 2012
Eleven Stacey Runners Advance to Regional Track Meet At the UIL District Track Meets held across the state in early April, the top four finishers in each event advance to the next meet. For those runners who do not place in the top four, the track season is unfortunately over for them. The next level of competition for those
who do place is typically a Regional Meet; however, in division 1A (because there are so many schools) that next meet is an Area Track Meet which has the top four finishers from one of the 32 districts in Conference A match up with the top four from finishers another district. In the case of the runners from Stacey, we compete against the best four in each
event from District 30A. The Area 29A vs 30A Track Meet was held this past week in Harper, and from this Area Meet, the top four places continue to advance and go on to participate in the UIL Region 4 Meet which has been held at Judson ISD in San Antonio
since last year. That meet will be held on April 27th and 28th. At the four UIL Regional Meets held across the state, the top two places in each event are selected and advance to pinnacle meet, the UIL State Track Meet that is held in Austin on May 11th and 12th.
Advancing to the Region 4 Track Meet from Stacey are the following athletes with their events and placing at the Area Meet:
GIRLS Breana Thomson 4 X 100m relay (1st place) 4 X 200m relay (1st place) Kadija Fowler 4 X 100m relay (1st place) 4 X 200m relay (1st place) Maya Charles 200m dash (2nd place) 4 X 100m relay (1st place)
4 X 200m relay (1st place) Lauran Williams 100m dash (1st place) 4 X 100m relay (1st place)
4 X 200m relay (1st place)
BOYS Jamall Buchanan 800m run (3rd place) Cory Johnson 3200m run (2nd place) Alex Betancourt 3200m run (3rd place) Tony Roach 4 X 100m relay (3rd place) 4 X 200m relay (3rd place) Brian Sims 4 X 100m relay (3rd place) 4 X 200m relay (3rd place) Greg Jefferson 4 X 100m relay (3rd place) 4 X 200m relay (3rd place) William Thomson 100m dash (4th place) 4 X 100m relay (3rd place)
4 X 200m relay (3rd place)
Elementary Yearbooks are running out! Yearbooks are now $25 in the elementary front office.
Reserve yours today so that you are guaranteed a spot in the
Lackland ISD E-News Elementary Happenings Page 12 of 17
www.lacklandisd.net April 20, 2012
On Friday, April 13, students in Mrs.
Allen’s first grade class dressed up
for “Career Day”. These students
wore clothing that showed what
they wanted to be when they grew
up! It was a great career day
organized by Ms. Zuvia and Ms.
Johnson.
Ms. Kay's class release the butterflies that they watched hatch out of chrysalis (cocoons) learning about the life cycle of insects. They hung around the Lantana
bush flowers in our garden long enough for us to see them drink nectar and
News from Music Pre-Kindergarten students at Lackland are learning about musicals
and performance etiquette in music this month. To conclude this unit of study, all classes will perform a musical play the week of May 7th in the Eye-Max. All performances will be held during the school day so all students will have the opportunity to perform what they have
learned. Students may wear their regular school clothes for the performances.
Everyone is welcome to attend all performances! See the schedule below to plan to see your student’s play.
Tiki Tiki Tempo
starring Mrs. Smith’s Class Monday, May 7th at 8:15am
3 Piggy Opera starring Ms. Archibald’s Class
Tuesday, May 8th at 8:15am Three Nanny Goats Gruff
starring Ms. Hamilton’s Class Wednesday, May 9th at 8:15am
The Little Red Hen starring Mrs. Myles Class
Thursday, May 10th at 8:15am Goldie and the Bears
starring Mrs. Silvin’s Class Friday, May 11th at 8:15am
All performances will be held in the Eye-Max (located next to the district library)
If you have any questions or concerns regarding these performances, please contact Miss Coffey by email at [email protected] or by phone 357-5069.
