Bryan A. Madigan, Principal

James Cleveland, Assistant Principal

William C. Baxter IV, Assistant Principal

John Coleman, District Supervisor of Student Services, Intermediate Level

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SPRING 2013

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PRINCIPALLY SPEAKING

Dear Parents,

Thank you for all of the support you have provided for your children throughout this school year.

All 7th

and 8th

graders will be taking the NJ ASK on April 29, 30, May 1 and 2. The NJ ASK for

all 6th

graders will be administered on May 6, 7, 8, and 9.

As we gear up and get ready for State testing, our students have been working hard through our

school wide incentive, “Rocket Race to the Top!” Intermediate East teachers have been putting

together both Math and Language Arts help sessions.

The main goal of these “help sessions” is to provide questions and answers that address student

understanding of certain areas.

Teachers will also acquaint students with several “helpful hints” to remember while taking the

NJ ASK. More information will be given to your child in school. I have the utmost confidence

in our student’s abilities and their desire to do their best on these standardized tests. It is

extremely important for the students to enter school well rested, well fed and in a positive state

of mind. Please encourage your students to attend our “NJ ASK help session”.

Bryan A. Madigan, Principal

FOOTLOOSE 2013

Under the direction of Ms. Neuhoff, Intermediate East’s students exploded on stage in Footloose the

Musical to a packed auditorium on March 5th

through March 9th

. Eighth grade leads Michael Fobian

and Rose Lees dazzled us as Ren and Ariel while Joe Badami and Alexandra Ryan did an outstanding

job as Rev. Shaw Moore and Vi Moore. Seventh grader Zack Gamble (Willard) brought the house

down as he sang and danced, “Mama Says”; and Briele Wallace (Rusty) another seventh grader,

thrilled the audience as she performed “Let’s Hear It for the Boy”. Abby Gillen and Lauren Fluck

entertained us in their supporting roles of Wendy Jo and Urleen. The entire cast did a fantastic job, the

auditorium was bursting with excitement each night and the audience was on their feet after the

closing song “Footloose” was performed by the entire cast. No production can go on without the help

of the crew; student director Darian Low, student stage manager, Sarah Girtan and crew chief John

Intermediate East Rocket Blast

Franco made the show a success behind the scenes. Ms. Neuhoff and the students are so thankful for

all of the support from administration, teachers, family and friends. Everyone is looking forward to

next year and continuing the tradition of excellent theater at Intermediate East. Being in the play is a

great way to make friends and have fun…hope to see new faces at the auditions next year.

CAST LIST

Ren McCormack…………………… Michael Fobian

Ethel McCormack……………………Katie DeMario

Rev. Shaw Moore…………………… Joe Badami

Vi Moore……………………………. Alexandra Ryan

Ariel Moore………………………… Rose Lees

Rusty…………………………………Briele Wallace

Urleen……………………………… Lauren Fluck

Wendy Jo…………………………… Abby Gillen

Chuck Cranston………………………Anthony Marinelli

Willard Hewitt……………………… Zack Gamble

Bickle……………………………… Ray Kleinschmidt

Garvin……………………………… Joey Cicardo

Jeter…………………………………..Shawn Cook

Lulu Warnicker…………………….. Mackenzie Huttemann

Wes Warnicker…………………….. Christopher Opirhory

Coach Dunbar………………………..Nate Bungay

Eleanor Dunbar…………………….. Lauren Horbacewicz

Travis/Cowboy Bob……………….. Sean Tursi

Cowgirl…………………………….. Karly Congero

Cop…………………….………….. Summer Munson

Betty Blast………………….……… Maysi Salt

Principal …………………….…….. Mia Tarver

Dance Captains………………………Emily Pasqualetto and Kierstyn Elliott

Featured Dancers

Emily Pasqualetto, Karly Congero, Katarina Jones, Kierstyn Elliott, Kristen Lindenmayer, Laela

Butow, Maria Karagiannakis, Morgan Taylor, Madison Cook, Jessica Sanzone, and Shawn Cook.

Ensemble

Alyssa Ciervo, Carly Cataldo, Caroline Ross, Hadley Jensen, Jordyn Papa, Julia Molitore, Kelly

Pesciotta, Mia Tarver, Regina Vahey, Lauren Rumbolo, Olivia Fulton, Sara Backle, Summer Munson,

Taylor Kurinzi, and Maysi Salt.

CREW

Set Movers

Allison Osborn, Anthony Cresho, Jack O’Brien, Jarrtt Weiss, John DeFranco, Matt Cutillo, Matt

Scannicchio, Meghan Keogh, and Victoria Payor.

Curtain

Nicole Bilotti and Trevor Wroblewski

Sound

Jacqueline Keogh

Lights

Dylan Ramos, Madeleine Higgins (spot), Patrick Keogh, and Pearl Bengali.

Props

Brigid Keogh, Christina Joffe, Daniel Capone-Buchanan, Kate Lozzi, and Sophia Higgins.

Runners

Alexis Schroepfer (curtain), Alyssa Ford, and Marcy Garcia

Costumes

Brianna O’Leary, Erin Cetta, Grace Denisco, and Jillian Christie.

Hair and Makeup

Chloe Miller, Elizabeth Keogh, Gabriela Garcia, and Paige Zarzemski.

House/Usher

Chris Baxter, Julian Scala, Kyle Light, Nicholas Farulla, Noah Heinrich, and Victoria Farulla

Managers

Darien Low, and Julia Holland, Maria Gomez, and Sarah Girtain.

WINTER CONCERT

Congratulations to Mrs. Lovinfosse and the Concert Band, Symphonic Band, Wind Ensemble and

Marching Band for a very successful Winter Concert. Each group gave outstanding performances at

all 3 day shows for the student body and the night concert for family and friends.

The 6th

grade Concert Band opened the concert with the Star Spangled Banner, followed by Festival

Overture, Last Friday Night (TGIF) and Hedgehog, Monkey, Waffles! Members of the 6th

Grade

Concert Band are: Kayla Kell, Liam Bergin, Chris Biggiani, Andrew Bradford, Erin Brenner, Enrico

Bruno, Tyber Budrow, Savannah Cabell, Grace Casais, Tyler Class, Hannah Costanzo, Aliyah

Cunningham, Anthony Dudick, Chiara Feimer, Joe Fernicola, Adam Gamba, Jose Garcia, Marcy

Garcia, Emma Gibson, Gabby Gibson, Richard Graff, Alyssa Greig, Ashley Guthrie, Morgan Hall,

Steve Howard, Haley Hozella, Tim Irons, Amy Johnson, Deonna Joyner, James Kaari, Emily

Kalkiewicz, Lydia Kowalski, Mike Lambiase, Julionna Lawrence, Katie Lawrence, Kate Lozzi, Alison

Marroquin, Karly Maul, Nicole Mazzetta, Mike Molas, Julia Monetti, Liam Nielsen, Sara Nolasco,

Kevin O’Reilly, Nick Patestos, Kennedy Pfeifer, Samantha Potter, Shannon Rios, Max Rivas, Angela

Rizzo, Justyn Roman, Alex Romero, Vinny Rotondo, Kailey Rouse, Lauren Rumbolo, Thomas Ryan,

Joseph Sacewicz, Gavin Santos, Julian Scala, Anna Spirito, Sam Vigliarolo, Gianna Wade, Kiara

Wardell, Jess Whittingham, Mikayla Youngman, and Edward Richards.

The 7th

and 8th

grade Symphonic Band then took the stage and performed Mission: Impossible Theme,

Ancient Moon and The Edge of Glory. Members of the Symphonic Band are: Rayannan Beams,

Jacob Bernstein, Paul Bianchini, Nicole Bilotti, Ryan Birmingham, Michaila Cheung, Jason Dacunza,

Cady Diehl, Danny Doherty, Will Fairgrieve, Sean Ferguson, Olivia Fiore, Alyssa Ford, Alexia Fanco,

Antonio Frassetto, Cameron Gallagher, Richard Herczeg, Christopher Ireland, Erica Jackson, Christina

Joffe, Rachel Keating, Josh Klumpp, Bailey Kube, Matt Kwiatkowski, Harlie Lutz, Serena Markey,

Kevin Moncada, Alyssa Morales, John Morris, Ashley Nault, Connor O’Donnell, Mark Perry, Tiffany

Pires, Andre Romero, Stephen Sabo, Chelsea Santana, Melissa Smith, Marissa Spirito, Kaylee Stec,

Renee Suarez, Dylan Tortorelli, Autumn Williams.

Next the 7th

and 8th

grade Wind Ensemble performed Colonel Bogey, Antolin Crespo played a snare

drum solo in the beginning of the song. We then heard March to the Scaffold with solos by Zach

Santos on Timpani and Christina Bilotti on Clarinet. Our 3rd

selection was Music from Glee, Mike

Pape played Drum Set. Our final song was John Willams: Movie Adventures. The members of the

Wind Ensemble are: Joseph Badami, Christina Bilotti, Amanda Bowens, Alex Brown, Brandon

Byrnes, Michael Caiazzo, Jason Cairone, AJ Calpotura, Johnny Carpio, Dillon Clark, Jordan Collier,

Emily Cook, Madison Cook, Antolin Crespo, David Cunningham, Katie DeMario, Julian Dippolito,

Rosalee Discenza, Mallory Feigin, Jose Garcia, Michael Katz, Jordan Keith, Jack Kelly, Ray

Kleinschmidt, Darian Low, Matt Marks, Casey Masterson, Haylie Montemurno, Kelly Mulvaney,

Gabby Munguia, Jessica Olsen, Emily Ostermann, Mike Pape, Elena Patestos, Gianna Perez, Alex

Rodgers, Sam Ross, Andrea Rouse, Amanda Rusin, Maysi Salt, Zach Santos, Merri Schick, Joe Scott,

Collin Slocum, Aaron Speyer, Stephen Suliga, Steven Tarabocchia, Matt Tice, Lucas Wade, Austin

Williams.

The final group to perform was the 6th

, 7th

and 8th

grade Marching Rocket Band. The band had

prepared all fall to perform in the Toms River Halloween and Veteran’s Day Parades. Due to

Superstorm Sandy, both parades were cancelled this year so the Marching Rockets performed at the

concert instead. The Percussion Section played a drum cadence called “Slap Happy” and then the

entire Marching Band played Party Rock Anthem. Members of the Marching Rocket Band are:

Drum majors-Katie DeMario and Austin Williams. Flutes-Alyssa Ford, Jessica Olsen, Andrea

Rouse, Lindsay Diehl, Rosalee Discenza, Emily Ostermann, Amanda Rusin, Autumn Williams, Kayla

Bell, Emma Gibson, Alyssa Greig, Amy Johnson, Julia Monetti, Shannon Rios, Angela Rizzo, and

Mikayla Youngman. Clarinets-Christina Bilotti, Amanda Bowens, Serena Markey, Marissa Spirito,

Michael Caiazzo, Danny Doherty, Mallory Feigin, Melissa Smith, March Garcia, Katie Lawrence,

Nicole Mazzetta, Kennedy Pfeifer, and Anna Spirito. Alto Sax-Jason Cairone, Johnny Carpio, Sean

Ferguson, Jordan Keith, Dylan Tortorelli, Jason DaCunza, Joe Scott, and Mike Lambiase. Tenor Sax-

Alex Rodgers. Trumpet-Alex Brown, AJ Calpotura, Elena Patestos, Stephen Sabo, Matt Tice,

Brandon Byrnes, John Morris, Kaylee Stec, Anthony Dudick, Tim Irons, Kate Lozzi, Nick Patestos,

Justyn Roman, and Kiara Wardell. Baritone-Rayannan Beams, Colin Slocum, Deonna Joyner, and

Liam Nielsen. Trombone-Dillon Clark, Csey Masterson, Bailey Kube, Steven Howard, and Edward

Richards. Mallet Percussion-JulianDipollito, Kaily Rouse, and Joey Sacewicz. Cymbals-Zach

Santos, Tyber Budrow, Vincent Rotondo, and Sam Vigliarolo. Snare-Antonlin Crespo, David

Cunningham, Kevin Moncada, and Lukus Wade. Tri-Toms-Tony Frassetto and Sam Ross. Bass-

Michael Pape, Paul Bianchini, Michael Katz, Josh Klumpp, and Connor O’Donnell.

CYCLE NEWS

CYCLE 65 In Language Arts cycle 65 has just taken the quarterly. What we learned this past quarter has really

helped them. On their quarterly, the students had a choice to write persuasive, five paragraph essays.

While taking the quarterly they followed the rubric on how to write a persuasive. We have also

learned the forms of poetry. Mrs. Adams taught the students all the vocabulary words of poetry. She

hopes that the students apply what they learned in the next marking period.

In the days to come, cycle 65 will be doing biographies on people who changed history. It could range

from now to ancient times. The students will research and present their person to the class. This way

the students will learn a variety of different people in a fun way! By the end of this project the

student’s will know many famous people and maybe learn something new. The students can’t wait to

see how it will go! Victoria Glenn

In Math, cycle 65 has just completed a project based on the reconstruction of the Seaside Boardwalk.

Students read an article that gave them the ratio of pilings and blocks which they used to figure out

various problems including how long construction should take to the amount of materials needed to

complete the project. Overall, the projects that were turned in far exceeded Mr. Rose’s expectations

and impressed everyone who saw them. This was a great success…well done cycle 65!

In Science, our students became biologists, botanists and physicists and are on their way to becoming

astronomers!

First, the students learned about diatoms and created colorful stained glass diatoms that are displayed

though out the classroom. Then they became botanists when they were able to distinguish the

difference between a monocot and dicot plants by completing a bean lab and a flower lab.

Next, the students became physicists and played with slinkys and ropes to create longitudinal waves

and transverse waves. Students made music with colored water in Erlenmeyer flasks and learned how

sound travels into the ear. The JELL-O Diffraction lab was fun when the students used red laser to see

how light bends in JELL-O. The Electromagnetic Song was very popular as the students sang and

learned about radio waves, microwaves, infrared radiation, visible light, ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma

rays. In addition to, the students learned how their eyes can see images and the students created Braille

name plates of their own names. Soon, the students will explore space and become astronomers.

Lastly, creative children’s books on famous women scientists will be proudly presented and displayed

by the students. Mrs. Boney is very proud of her cycle 65. Keep up the great work! Science rules!

CYCLE 66

Cycle 66 has had a creative and busy year so far! In Language Arts we made “Wordles” and filled

them with adjectives that described “What Makes Me, Me”. In December we worked on “Winter

Reflections” with Ms. Domzalski and attached them to beautiful pictures of trees reflecting in a lake

that Mrs. Kiraly helped us make. Social Studies has taken us back in time and we just left ancient

Egypt where we worked on creative “Perfect 10” projects that explain what life was like way back

then.

In Math, Mrs. Sabatino is reviewing area and perimeter of shapes with us and we are working hard on

our daily “Math Minutes” to keep our minds sharp. Soon we will blast off into outer space in Science

class to explore the Solar System.

CYCLE 71

CYCLE 71 is the proud winner of March of Dimes Fundraiser. Thanks to all of our students for their

participation and for the support we received from our cycle parents!

In Math, Cycle 71 has been working hard to take the information we learn in class and create some

awesome projects! It is great to see our learning come to life through our class number line, Integer

Rap, and Frankenstein graph! Most recently the students created a WUMP family project practicing

our skills with scale factor, and they look great. Ms. Johnson is so proud of the student's dedication

and creativity with their tessellations and comic strips. Cycle 71 is getting ready to tackle the NJ Ask

and never ceases to bring individuality and creativity to math.

In Social Studies, our students have strolled through history starting with the Middle Ages. The kids

have learned how to write a research papers based on information and research of the The Middle

Ages or Medieval period which lasted from the 5th until the 15th centuries. Students then learned

about the Age of Enlightenment of the17th and 18th centuries. They created lyrics to match our

enlightenment thinkers’ ideas; great minds of people such as John Locke, Voltaire, Rousseau, and

many others were the primary resources for our project. We also simulated an assembly line worker’s

life from the Industrial Revolution. Our students were able to demonstrate their knowledge in many

fun and imaginative ways.

We can also proudly claim that these children know the happenings locally and globally of our time;

current events are a major focus of our class all year round. Keeping informed will become a habit that

will last these future leaders throughout their lives as they will grow into informed and discerning

adults.

Most recently, we were very lucky to have had Rose Laiter, Holocaust survivor and speaker, address

our cycle. She was able to bring a perspective which children these days don’t always understand until

it touches them. Mrs. Laiter’s open and heartfelt discussion was once in lifetime opportunity for our

students! Who knew so much history could come to life right in A102.

In Science, our students have already learned about physics and machines . . . we built rubber band

cars! Would you believe we had a car go over 33 feet! We also learned about delicious thermal energy.

Yes delicious…we made popcorn and rice crispy treats to illustrate the different types of thermal

energy! Did you ever imagine science could be so appetizing? There’s even more! Our students

experienced a frog dissection. These students make it so much fun to learn through applied activities.

We just finished studying earthquakes and volcanoes and now are learning all about rocks. Don’t be

surprised if you see students walk around with their pet rock. We can’t wait to see what they are going

to look like. Dr. Piznik is so proud of all her students!

In Language Arts . . . we will be expanding our reading curriculum by reading some great young

adult literature. Stories like Stormbreaker and Drums, Girls and Dangerous Pie will be keeping our

interests piqued, and allowing us to vicariously experience a tremendous amount of situations and

places. Themes such as friendship and good over evil will be discussed. Reading not only builds our

knowledge but expands our empathy for others in our community and world. We will continue with

more realistic fiction towards the end of the year with the greatly anticipated reading of The Outsiders.

Sixty years after being published by a 15 year old girl, this novel is still timely with its insights into the

harms of stereotyping. The students will be enjoying the action and ideas presented in this literary

classic while discussing elements of literature, and learning new concepts.

Even before this, the kids will have to share a little bit of their likes as the students prepare a

presentation using one of their favorite songs to analyze poetic devices, sounds and tone. As we move

along, we will look at the nonsensical poetry of Lewis Carroll, the all encompassing Walt Whitman as

well as Langston Hughes, Shel Silverstein and more. The students will ultimately be creating their

own works of art made entirely of words!

Some of the classes are working on a theme based unit that includes poetry, fables, drama, short

stories and more! Learning “to do the right thing” is a theme that threads its way through all the pieces

of literature. Character traits such as trustworthiness, fairness, and responsibility are demonstrated and

modeled in the characters. Students were able to identify with and understand repercussions of

negative actions and negative character traits, as well as cheering on our literary heroes for their good

deeds!

These kids are awesome!! Thanks to all my students for making my job so much fun!

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

-Nelson Mandela

CYCLE 73

In Science with Mrs. Guidera, cycle 73 has been learning about earthquakes, volcanoes, and rocks. We

made explosive volcanoes, and practiced our earthquake knowledge with tectonic karate. We are now

finishing our earth science quarter by creating pet rocks and writing stories detailing their adventures

through the rock cycle.

In Mr. Arminio's Social Studies class the students are learning about the Cold War and the world

today. The students are also working on how to properly respond to quotes in preparation for the NJ

ASK test.

Mrs. Bates’ Language Arts classes just completed reading the novel The Outsiders. Students enjoyed

reading about the greasers and the Socs. The cycle ended their unit on the novel with an “Outsiders

Day” where students were able to dress up as their favorite character from the book and enjoy

chocolate cake (a greaser favorite) while watching the film adaptation of the book. Cycle 73 will begin

gearing up for the NJ ASK by participating in the Rocket Race to the Top Challenge!

Mr. Pagano's Math classes have all finished up with our book, Stretching and Shrinking. The students

loved working with the Wump family and their imposters. Cycles 731 and 732 also had extra credit

projects where they created their own characters on coordinate graphs, wrote fictional biographies, and

changed them into new characters using rules and scale factors.

NJ MATH LEAGUE CONTEST

The NJ Math League Contest was held at Intermediate East on February 19th, 2013. Students from

the 6th

7th

and 8th

grade participated in the contest. Our Math Team Advisor here at Intermediate East

was in charge of coordinating and proctoring the test. The students were given 30 minutes to complete

35 challenging math questions. This is a contest not a test, and there are no passing or failing grades.

Few students score above thirty points, and all of the students that participated should be commended.

It is important to keep the students interested in academic competitions in all areas. Below is a list of

the top student names and scores for each grade level. Their names and scores will be officially

submitted to the NJ Math League. The staff of Intermediate East is proud of all of our participants.

Thank you to all of our talented math students.

Mrs. S. Schaefer

Intermediate East Math Team Advisor

8th

grade

Jake Himmel, Jamie Sweeney, Kierstyn Elliot, Jessica Olsen, Isabella Wiley, Adrian Shorco

7th

grade

Michaela Rankin, Mallory Feigin, Emily Ostermann, Tyler Sacko, Tristan Curtis

6th

grade

Benjamin Healy, Matthew Scannicchio, Brianna Lebright, Jake Glatz,

Logan Sommerer, Gregory Morris

OCEAN COUNTY MATH LEAGUE

Mrs. Schaefer, the Math team advisor, organized Intermediate East’s participation in the Ocean

County Math League Contest. The seventh and eighth grade students had an opportunity to travel to

Georgian Court University on March 22, 2013 to participate in the contest. The math team consists of

members of the Math Club which work all year in preparation for different State and County

competitions.

The eighth grade team consisted of Kierstyn Elliot, Jake Himmel, Jessica Olsen, Jose Garcia and Katie

DeMario. The seventh grade team consisted of Michaela Rankin, Mallory Feigin, Emily Ostermann,

Tyler Sack and Merri Schick. The top score from the school was Kierstyn Elliot. We at Intermediate

East are very proud of all of the participants in this year’s competitions and send congratulations to

them all.

ACADEMIC BOWL

On Wednesday, March 20th

Intermediate East sent

two Academic Teams to Goetz Middle School in

Jackson for the annual Academic Bowl. The

academic bowl is a competition that consists of

questions that are presented in a jeopardy round

competition. Academic Advisors, Mrs. Allison

Knight and Mrs. Sarah Schaefer accompanied the

students to the competition.

The eighth grade team consisted of Mike Fobian,

Molly Robinson, Matt Shippe, Nate Bungay, Katie

DeMario. The seventh grade team consisted of

Mallory Feigin, Ray Kleinschmidt, Merri Schick,

Matthew Marks, and Jack Kelly. Our Seventh

Grade team placed First out of the 24 academic teams from the Ocean and Monmouth County area.

Our seventh grade team competed well.

Congratulations to our Academic Teams…we are proud of You!

SCIENCE FAIRS Intermediate East Science Fair 2013

Intermediate East held its annual science fair on February 11. Judges included our very own TRIE

teachers, high school teachers and students, and parents with scientific backgrounds. They were

impressed by the amount of time and energy the students put into their presentations. The following

students received awards in their categories:

2013 TOMS RIVER INTERMEDIATE EAST SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS

BOTANY

1st Place – Erica Jackson

2nd

Place – Julia Monetti

3rd

Place – Kaitlynn Uhrig

Honorable Mention – Olivia Torick

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

1st Place – Chiara Feimer

2nd

Place-Katie DeMario

3rd

-Sean Kelly

Honorable Mention-Lydia Kowalski, Adam Gamba,

Haylie Montemurno

CHEMISTRY

1st

Place – Jessica Olsen***BEST IN SHOW***

2nd

Place – Amanda Kovaleski, Alexa Leon

3rd

Place –Billy Morsch

Honorable Mention – Trinity Rodgers, Elena Patestos, Jose

Aragon

CONSUMER SCIENCE

1st Place – Emily Ostermann

2nd

Place – James Kaari

3rd

Place – Drew Diehl

Honorable Mention – Raymond Kleinschmidt, Gavin

Santos, Mei Fang Wang

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

1st Place - Holly Phillips

2nd

Place – Molly Robinson

MICROBIOLOGY

1st Place – Mirands Hanson

2nd

Place-Liam Meaken

3rd

Place-Gregory Morris & Alexander Garlin

MEDICINE AND HEALTH

1st

Place – Jordan Sammarco

2nd

Place – Rebecca Birmingham

PHYSICS

1st Place – Joseph Bombardiere

2nd

Place – Angelo Campanelli

3rd

Place – Rachel Brooks

Honorable Mention – Bryan Towey

Jersey Shore Science Fair - Stockton Science Fair

The winners of this years’ science fair were invited to attend the JSSF held at Stockton College on

March 16, 2013. There, they competed against students from middle schools throughout the Jersey

Shore. Our students represented TRIE very well. An honorable mention awarded to Erica Jackson,

James Kaari and Julia Monetti. Congratulations to all our winners.

STUDENTS OF THE 3RD

QUARTER 2012-2013

6TH

GRADE 7TH

GRADE 8TH

GRADE 611- Vicky Hu 711- Michael Fariello 811- Natalie Conroy

612- Alyssa Hollick 712- Dylan Phibbs 812- Kyle Blue

613- Mia Pereira 713- Joseph Gamboa 813- Jake Himmel

614- Hadley Jensen 714- Tristan Curtis 814- Madison Eberhardt

621- Glenn Swenson 721- Luke Dunton 821- Sol Reyes

622- Spencer Gest 722- Mia Tarver 822- Alexa Rieche-Brown

623- Damon Clayton 723- Skylar Mahaffey 823- Morgan Taylor

624- Angelina Gagliano 724- Ciro Scuotto 824- Sofia Moderno

631- Michael Molas 731- Kaitlyn Annecchino 831- Victoria Payor

632- Julia Monetti 732- Jenna Marrone 832- Isabella Montecalvo

633- Dominic Modugno 733- Jonathan DeLigny 833- Reed Brunell

634- Justin Keraitis 734- Christina Joffe 834- Coco Minkema

641- Savannah Cabell 741- Vincent Ferman 841- Cameron Conetta

642- Kacey Lombard 742- Alexander Fallon 842- Maria Cusimano

643- Kate Lozzi 743- Nicole Cocco 843- Allison Latimer

644- Christopher Quinn 744- Hunter Wesely 844- Maymunah Nageeb

651- Victoria Glenn 751- Jessica Gutierrez 851- Katherine Papargyriou

652- Jose Garcia 752- Autumn Kreidler 852- Olivia Guardabascio

653- Andrew Hook 753- Alessia Ditale 853- Mia DePalma

654- Cathryn Ritter 754- Emily Ostermann 854- Alexandra Ryan

661- Morgan Zahler 761- Alyssa DiGregorio 861- Casey Di Iorio

662- Richard Graff 762- Brittney Tufaro 862- George Haas

863- Anthony England

864- Grisel Tellez

Congratulations!

6TH

GRADE 2ND

QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL Craig Ambrosio

Samantha August

Adriana Barroqueiro

Aaron Bindell

Danielle Bragen

Kyler Brodzinski

Enrico Bruno

Laela Butow

Angelo Campanelli

Grace Casais

Marissa Casey

Carol Chion Chugden

Damon Clayton

Marissa Costa

Morgan Curtis

Emilee Delfinis

Jaimie Dickinson

Madison Donnelly

Christopher Dos Santos

Hailey Durovich

Alexia Evgeniou

Vincent Fobian

Luke Franklin

Marcy Garcia

Ryan Gatanis

Morgan Gillick

Andrew Glatz

Alexander Gorlin

Alyssa Greig

Morgan Hall

Miranda Hanson

Alexa Hare

Benjamin Healy

Antoinette Heberling

Vicky Hu

Hadley Jensen

Deonna Joyner

James Kaari

Lisa Kaari

Patrick Keogh

Brigid Keogh

Elizabeth Keogh

Meaghan Keogh

Brant Knopp

Nadia Kowalski

Lydia Kowalski

Kristis Laurinaitis

Brianna Lebright

Kacey Lombard

Jenna Lozzi

Kate Lozzi

Colin Mackle

Oakley Mastej

Bianca Mastellone

Brian Medrzykowski

Michelle Meyers

Natalya Milian

Michael Molas

Julia Monetti

Kayla Moore

Gregory Morris

Brielle Mowad

Sarah Mullin

Alexis Pati

Brianna Patnaude

Mia Pereira

Julianna Pontoriero

Samantha Renae Potter

Devin Pullham

Angela Rizzo

Sarah Rodriguez

Joseph Romeo

Lauren Rumbolo

Thomas Ryan

Jake Ryan

Joseph Sacewicz

Jordan Sammarco

Gavin Santos

Matthew Scannicchio

Lizbeth Serrano

Molly Smialkowski

Logan Sommerer

Tyler Toth

Bryan Towey

Julia Tozer

Kaitlynn Uhrig

Samantha Varga

Robyn Villaruel

David Wilson

Sharon Xu

Mikayla Youngman

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Alexis Abbate

Madyson Abbruzzese

Sierra Adamski

Mohamad Ahmed

John Akel

Samantha Alexander

Ryan Arnold

Hailey Bakos

Nikolas Ballaccomo

Dylan Barnfield

Allyson Barton

Christopher Baxter

Kayla Bell

Joseph Bengivenga

Liam Bergin

Rebecca Birmingham

Seth Bohler

Alexis Boufarah

Mackenzie Braun

Tyber-Joseph Budrow

Nicholas Bushell

Daniel Capone-Buchanan

Kelly Capraun

Alyssa Caputo

Steven Carr

Carly Cataldo

Jillian Christie

Hannah Clark

Tyler Class

Gabriella Cook

Hannah Costanzo

Brandon Coyle

Emerald Cray

Jeffrey Croteau

Nicholas Cuzzolino

Anthony Danzi

Stephen DeLorenzo

Daniella Deconde

Sabrina Deehan

Riley Defeis

Mandy Degand

Alexander Della Bella

Dominique DiGuglielmo

Matthew Dicarlo

Thomas Dominie

Nicholas Donato

Shane Donnelly

Daniella Dowd

Morgan Dutcher

Nicholas Dyer

Sean Eberhardt

Brendan Edwards

Dylan Emery

Chiara Feimer

Alexis Fernicola

Dane Fuentes

Angelina Gagliano

Adam Gamba

Amber Gant

Spencer Gest

Gabrielle Gibson

Ryan Gilmartin

Tyler Glabicki

Victoria Glenn

Nicole Gural

Ashley Guthrie

Kaitlin Hand

Rylee Hankins

Joseph Henry

Nicole Hinton

Andrew Hook

Haley Hozella

Dylan Hryc

Emily Kalkiewicz

Sabeen Kamal

Robert Kelly

Jacqueline Keogh

Justin Keraitis

Amber Ketcham

Joshua Kohr

Joshua Kovalick

Kyle Krupski

Dereck Kube

Kimberly Lamparello

Olivia Lavin

Katie Lawrence

Julionna Lawrence

Kyle Light

Nicole Lim

Kamryn Lister

Alexander Llopez

Sierra Loutraris

Daniela Luna

William MacNab

Adrienne Marler

Jessica Marler

Alison Marroquin

Karly Maul

Nicholas Mazza

Nicole Mazzetta

Michael McDermott

Patrick McElroy

Aileen McGovern

Ryan McIntire

Magdalena McMahon

Maggie McNulty

Liam Meakem

Robert Merinsky

Chloe Miller

Justin Miranda

Dominic Modugno

Gabriel Munoz

Mark Murtha

Zaib Nageeb

Angelo Nastasi

Joshua Nicol

Liam Nielsen

Sara Nolasco

Kevin O'Reilly

Alyssa Orlando-Hatkewicz

Dakota Otero

Justin Ozinga

Tyler Paar

Nicholas Paciulli

Madison Palmer

Grace Pandolf

Alexa Passamonti

Nicholas Patestos

Sydney Petrozzello

Benjamin Petruk

Kennedy Pfeifer

Rachel Placa

Jessica Pollara

Torri Potelunas

Samantha Powell

Kyle Powell

Emily Prahl

Clay Price

Anna Qazi

Christopher Quinn

Emma Raimonde

Chase Reading-Zura

Edward Richards

Shannon Rios

Maximus Rivas

Dulce Rivera

Benjamin Robinson

Joseph Robles

Nicole Rojas

Alexander Romero

Colin Ross

Vincent Rotondo

Kailey Rouse

Caitlin Russell

Megan Ryan

Branden Santos

Jessica Sanzone

Olivia Savage

Angelo Scala

Julian Scala

Daniel Schieder

Alexis Schroepfer

Brianna Severino

Hailee Sicknick

Cooper Sieb

Jason Silver

Stanley Siminsky

Richard Sistad

Aimee Skweres

Richard Smith

Jared Sparmo

Anthony Stefanelli

Victoria Tavares

Clementine Tieri

Mallory Tonra

Lauren Torick

Frank Tortoriello

Brett Turner

Alexis Tyminski

Jared Vacchiano

Alexandria Van Blarcom

Autumn Velez

Francesca Verace

Samuel Vigliarolo

Mackenzie Vincent

Lindsay Waldman

Dylan Wallace

Brian Wang

Nicolena Warnock

James Warrelmann

Jessica Whittingham

Hailey Wicks

Amanda Winiavski

Ashlyn Yoskowitz

Morgan Zahler

Andrew Zitt

7TH

GRADE 2ND

QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL

Catherine Amos

Gabriella Anema

Keystin Arnone

Pearl Bengali

Nicolas Berardi

Jacob Bernstein

Rachel Brooks

Ryan Buckler

Hailey Bunnell

Belle Burns

John Butz

Jake Campbell

Mackenzie Casais

Gabriella Cleven

Nicole Cocco

Kristian Cosme

Tristan Curtis

Dominique D'Antico

Carolyn DeCicco

Kaitlyn Decker

Nicholas Degennaro

Lindsay Diehl

Cady Diehl

Daniel Doherty

Salvatore Esposito

Michael Fariello

Mallory Feigin

Erica Fischer

Taylor Flohs

Tiffany Gabriel

Jessica Gallo

Zack Gamble

Joseph Gamboa

Jack Goodall

Eric Guarino

Gianna Guzzo

Victor Hadjiev

Matthias Heberling

Madeleine Higgins

Daniel Higham

Kelly Hirtes

Shea Holland

Victoria Hollick

Krystal Hund

Erica Jackson

Miraj Jiyani

Christina Joffe

Sean Kelly

Jack Kelly

Ellie Kim

Raymond Kleinschmidt

Autumn Kreidler

Kyra Lewkowicz

Sarah Lim

Emily Loutraris

Gabrielle Lowe

Harlie Lutz

Skylar Mahaffey

Matthew Marks

Erin McClave

Matthew Meyer

Julia Molitores

Andrea Morejon

Juan Nakano

Emily Ostermann

Gianna Perez

Tiffany Pires

Nicholas Pivano

Michaela Rankin

Samantha Rose

Tyler Sacko

Nicholas Sardano

Merri Schick

Matthew Schick

Joseph Scott

Kristin Silang

Amanda Sochocki

Paul Spence

Angelina Storino

Connor Strickland

Shaun Sullivan

Alexander Taaffe

Mia Tarver

Alyssa Thomas

Shirley Torres

Victoria Tramutolo

Kira Ubushin

Regina Vahey

Olivia Valenta

Devin Ward

Zachary Wilson

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Jenna Alexander

Olivia Alonso

Michael Ammirata

Kaitlyn Annecchino

Paul Applegate

Alyssa Arango

Meghan Arkins

Cheyenne Bamburak

Craig Bamburak

Kaitlyn Barsh

Thomas Basile

Paul Bianchini

Ryan Birmingham

Riley Boag

Bryan Bolch

Connor Bolwell

Joseph Bombardiere

Lauren Boyle

Victoria Brown

Victoria Bryan

Robert Bund

Mackenzie Burghard

Pierce Burnette

Brandon Byrnes

Dominick Cadamatre

Ryan Cairns

Jason Cairone

Dylan Campoverde

Dennis Carrino

Robert Cenci

Michaila Cheung

Anthony Clavijo

Logan Cochran

Gabriella Colletti

Jordan Collier

Gabriella Colucci

Jillian Conklin

Samantha Convery

Gabriel Corbet

Giacomo Costagliola

Alexander Cutillo

Jason Dacunza

Jordan Daly

Jonathan Damato

Andrea Dante

Olivia De Bartolo

John De Franco

Jonathan De Ligny

Grace Denisco

John Dias

Drew Diehl

Alyssa Digregorio

Julian Dippolito

Rosalee Discenza

Alessia Ditale

River Dixon

Marissa Donato

Owen Donovan

Zyiare Dorn

Ryan Dowds

Alexander Dunne

Luke Dunton

Loring Dunton

Allison Dutcher

Kimberly Esparra

Victoria Farulla

Vincent Ferman

Christopher Finer

Olivia Fiore

Gabriella Fiore

Nicholas Fiume

Steven Floros

Kaylee Fortuna

Jacqueline Francisco

Khali Gallop

David Garces

Ashley Garcia

Robert Goodall

Brandon Grace

Samantha Guidetti

Jessica Gutierrez

Emily Herbst

Richard Herczeg

Meghan Herr

Jouli Herring

Sophia Higgins

Patience Himes

Natalie Hoffman

Patrick Holland

Daniel Holt

Christopher Ireland

Maria Karagiannakis

Damian Katarsky

Michael Katz

Alexis Kelly

Ashley Kelly

Ahsan Khan

Destiny Koenig

Steven Kontogiannis

Bailey Kube

Taylor Kurinzi

Jacob LaDuca

Lucas LaMana

Colin Lavin

Michael LeDuc

Sherry Lin

Brandon Lombardo

Cassandra Low

Jessica Lucas

Gianna Magliaro

Erin Maguire

Daniel Mako

Rebecca Malinowski

Jenna Malinowski

Anthony Marinelli

Brianna Marrone

Jenna-Leigh Marrone

Stephania Marroquin

Taylor Masterson

Aidan McDonnell

Stephen McPhee

Melanie Mennona

Kylie Meola

James Meyer

Mya Mimoso

Brittany Mineo

Ryan Mirabile

Nina Mitchell

Jared Mizrachi

Kylie Monica

Justin Monisit

Alyssa Morales

John Morris

William Morsch

Ashley Nault

Evelyn Nazario

Jewel Nobbs

Madison Noble

Brianna O'Leary

James Orozco

Evan Otten

Nicolas Papa

Toni Passarelli

Ierana Paye

Kelly Pesciotta

Joshua Pham

Douglas Pombo

Jeffrey Porvaznik

Brianna Marie Quintana

Samieh Raziq

John Redwine

Martin Rensy

Lauren Rodgers

Alexander Rodgers

Andre Romero

Marc Rothman

Amanda Rusin

Maysi Salt

Lauren Sampson

Chelsea Santana

Katrina Santiago

Cali Sauers

Krystina Scheiber

Jamie Schroth

Saoirse Scott

Arianna Scotto Disantolo

Ciro Scuotto

Kaitlyn Seems

Clayton Semanchik

Danielle Shaffery

Nicholas Shortino

Jake Shuster

Ashleigh Sieb

Cameron Sieb

Nicholas Silvia

Colin Slocum

Brendan Smith

Brian Smith

Jayde Solon

Sharon Starling

Kaylee Stec

Tyler Sunday

Brianna Tennaro

Brittany Teufel

Julian Thomas

Hope Tom

Olivia Torick

Brittney Tufaro

Nicole Turelli

Sean Tursi

Amelia Valdes

Riley Van Deventer

Brianna Vergona

Kaitlyn Vernon

Jared Villaruel

Angelique Vittone

Gabrielle Vivona

Kohler Wagner

Alexander Waldron

Briele Wallace

Alexa Wallace

Dean Weltman

Hunter Wesely

Peter Wilenta

Autumn Williams

Cameron Williams

Abigail Woodward

Trevor Zabilowicz

8

TH GRADE 2

ND QUARTER HIGH HONOR ROLL

Jose Gerald Aragon

Nicole Bilotti

Christina Bilotti

Maxwell Branvall

Karly Congero

Jared Daly

Katherine DeMario

Mia Depalma

Kyle Durovich

Kierstyn Elliott

Michael Fobian

Mckenzie Franklin

Savannah Franklin

Mark Gatanis

Rebecca Hansson

Alexis Humphris

Jessica Intile

Frances Kintanar

Amanda Kovaleski

Tanya Krelik

Allison Latimer

Jessica Maccarone

Marissa Mascaro

Casey Masterson

Julia McGoohan

Allyson Merinsky

Haylie Montemurno

Kelly Mulvaney

Jessica Olsen

Allison Osborn

Victoria Payor

Holly Phillips

Taylor Pistone

Jake Regan

Anthony Reiss

Anita Renda

Molly Robinson

Alexandra Ryan

Sydney Schuler

Calista Silletti

Aaron Stieglitz

Anthony Susino

Jaime Sweeney

Drew Ugaro

Mei Fang Wang

Taylor Yajcaji

REGULAR HONOR ROLL

Emily Anselmo

Manuel Barajas

Rayannan Beams

Robert Betts

Aubrey Binkley

Taylor Blaszka

Kyle Blue

Journey Bodo

Brianne Bohnsack

Michael Bonafide

Amanda Bowens

Samantha Bragen

Christian Brennan

Nicholas Brinkerhoff

Alexander Brown

Nicholas Bruno

Nathaniel Bungay

Ciara Byrne

Arvinjon Calpotura

Jake Campbell

Anthony Cappabianca

Eric Carpinteyro

Joseph Cevallos

Dillon Clark

Jacob Claudio

Kali Clayton

Cameron Conetta

Christopher Contos

Madison Cook

Anthony Cordes

Zachary Cottone

Antolin Crespo

Emma Crewe

David Cunningham

Thomas Dalessio

Joseph Del Deo

Caitlyn Dickinson

Danielle Dietze

Nicholas Donato

Madison Eberhardt

Jade Economides

Alexa Esposito

Dandre Fergus

Brittany Ferman

Jordyn Ferone

Rachael Filarski

Karina Fingerlin

Nicholas Fiorello

Holly Fiorentino

Lauren Fluck

Jared Freudenberg

Cody Fry

Franco Galasso

Gabriela Garcia

Jose Garcia

Fletcher Gest

Abigail Gillen

Courtney Gilmartin

Sarah Girtain

David Greenlow

Michael Grossguth

Olivia Guardabascio

Julia Harrold

Jake Himmel

Lauren Horbacewicz

Mackenzie Huttemann

Patrik Jagielski

Caitlyn Jaronsky

Katarina Jones

Muhammed Kamal

Kyril Kavetsky

Jordan Keith

Maggie Kilfeather

Mackenzie Kleniewski

Serena Kohr

Christina Kokoth

Shawn Kurinzi

Ryan Labelle

Alyssa Larice

Dayna Lawrence

Emily Lawson

Alexa Leon

Jordan Lewis

Rosa Linarez

Kristen Lindenmayer

Philip Justine Lingat

Kimberly Liput

Gabriella Llopez

Richard Longo

Darian Low

Kaitlyn Lysaght

D'Anna Machado

Amanda Maddalena

Serena Markey

Jennifer Martinez

Jacob Matus

Gavin McAfee

Molly McElroy

Jenna McGivern

Andrew Meyers

Coco Minkema

Vincent Miranda

Sofia Moderno

Kaleigh Morales

Robert Mullin

Gabriela Munguia

Meghan Muniz

Summer Munson

Shannon Murphy

Maymunah Nageeb

Katlyn Nichols

Nicole Nigro

Christopher Opirhory

Athena-Rose Paitakis

Sarina Paolillo

Marissa Pascual

Emily Pasqualetto

Elena Patestos

Douglas Pentifallo

Olivia Pica

Tara Piliere

Taylor Pinney

Alexander Pouch

Nicholas Price

Joseph Prince

Michael Quintero

Alyssa Raimondo

Emily Rappisi

Christopher Renda

Sol Reyes

Alexa Rieche-Brown

Trinity Rodgers

Benjamin Rodriguez

Alexis Romano

Nina Romero

Stephen Sabo

Adrian Sborea

Max Schippe

Jake Schroyer

Matthew Shiffer

Victoria Shufeldt

Marissa Spirito

Jake Stelman

Renee Suarez

Morgan Taylor

Michael Thai

John Matthew Tice

Joshua Tice

Dylan Tortorelli

Madison Vanburen

Billinda Vanesko

Rhiannon Vaz

Carissa Whitmeyer

Nicholas Wielichoski

Isabella Wiley

Austin Williams

Landon Zagacki

Paige Zarzemski

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

April

15 Close of Third Marking Period

TBA Report Cards Available Through Parent Portal

16 Fourth Marking Period Begins

15-19 Fruit Snack Sale for Grades 6,7 and 8

29,30 NJ ASK Testing-Grades 7 and 8

May

1,2 NJ ASK Testing-Grades 7 and 8

6,7,8,9,10 NJ ASK Make-Ups-Grade 7 and 8

6,7,8, 9 NJ ASK Testing Grade 6

13,14,15,16,17 NJ ASK Make-Ups-Grade 6

20-24 “Kiss” a Grad Good-Bye-Hershey Kiss Sale

20, 21 Spring Vocal / Orchestra Concert – Dress Rehearsal

22, 23 Spring Vocal / Orchestra Concert During School

23 Spring Vocal / Orchestra Concert /Art Exhibit – 7:00 pm

27 School Closed - Memorial Day

28 Dress Rehearsal-Spring Instrumental Concert

29,30 Spring Band Concert During School

30 Spring Band Concert-7:00 pm