Mustang News “Learn, Achieve, Succeed, Contribute” Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School 15801 Tanning House Place| Haymarket, VA 20169 571.402.3500| 703.782.1638 (fax) A Message from the Principal: Greetings Reagan Middle School Families and Friends, It’s hard to believe we’re now moving into the third quarter of the school year. It has been a fabulous school year thus far and I absolutely adore working at this amazing school. Our students continue to make academic progress as they grow and mature into young adults. Each day is a journey at Reagan. I’m honored to travel down many roads together with our amazing staff, students and parents. As a Reagan school family, we work hard and we play hard. We have good days, great days and some not so awesome days. However, every day is filled with pride for our school and all the people in it. Thank you parents and friends for always supporting us. As we move into the SOL season, please be mindful that our students and staff have worked very hard all year to prepare for the upcoming assessments. However, they’ve learn so much more. The content in all academic disciplines is rich and filled with so much more than what they need for the SOLs. Our staff do a great job in bringing what’s in print to life and vice versa and I’m so proud of their many approaches to teaching and learning. I’m very proud of the hard work of our students and staff; and therefore, I say to them, this is not a time to worry about testing, but rather a time to show what they’ve learned with confidence and to continue to search for knowledge and strive for excellence. I’m confident that we’re going to have another progressive SOL season. Now, to share some more awesome news, I’m very proud to share that PWCS schools are celebrating across the county because forty-seven schools have earned the title, “School of Excellence.” Those honored include 33 elementary, three combined (K-8, traditional), five middle, and six high schools. This is the highest recognition awarded to a school by the Prince William County School Board. Selection is based on each school’s performance data for the 2015-16 school year, both overall and within student groups. A School of Excellence must be fully accredited by the state, demonstrate improvement in closing achievement gaps, and achieve an overall score of 90 out of 100 points on PWCS Strategic Plan-based measures. I am so very proud to share that Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School has earned this recognition for the very first time since its inception. Thank you to our students for shining last year on their SOLs and to our amazing staff for preparing them. Thank you to our parents and community for showing your support of us in division-wide surveys. Well-rounded efforts make for a well-rounded school. Thank you so much! I am the proudest principal! Switching gears just a bit, how about this very mild winter? This has been very nice and we’re all looking forward to the spring season, which is just around the corner. However, please pay close attention to the many upcoming events on our calendar. We are looking forward to your participation as we enjoy seeing you. As we look ahead to next year, I’m asking for parent volunteers now to fill positions on our PTSO and School Advisory Council. Our school is successful because of our wonderful staff, students and parents. Parents, you are KEY to our success. Please volunteer! Thanks for all that you do for the staff and students of Reagan Middle school! We would not be a School of Excellence without all of you! Proudest Principal, Alfie Turner “Learn, Achieve, Succeed, Contribute” March 2017 Volume 5, Issue 4 Important Dates March 3 - End of 3 rd Interim March 7 - Sixth grade Pyramid Concerts @ BHS March 8 - First County-Wide Geography Bee March 8 - PTSO 6:30 p.m. March 12 - Daylight Saving Time March 14 - Student Leadership Conference / Project Lead the Way Student to present on Capitol Hill March 15 - School Advisory Council 5 p.m. March 23 - Second International Multicultural Night March 24 - Spring Break Fest March 30 - 31 - Drama Performance 7 p.m. April 1 - Lunch Theatre 12 p.m. lunch/2 p.m. performance/ evening performance at 7 p.m. April 6 - End of 3 rd Grading Period April 7 - Teacher Workday - No School April 10-17 - Spring Break April 22 - Battle of the Books April 22 - Reagan, Alvey, Gravely Fun Run April 25 - Report Cards Distributed April 29 - Performing Arts NYC Trip May 4 - Rising Sixth Grade Parent Infor- mation Session May 16 - End of 4 th Interim May 29 - Memorial Day Holiday May 30 - Eight Grade Spring Band Concert May 31 - NJHS Induction May 31 - Seventh Grade Field Trip June 1 - Sixth Grade Music Concerts (Chorus -6 p.m./ Band & Orchestra 7:15 p.m.) June 6 - Seventh Grade Chorus Concert 6 p.m. June 7 - Rising Sixth Grade Visit (Alvey/ Gravely) June 8 - Rising Sixth Grade Visit (Buckland/ Haymarket) June 9 - Sixth Grade Market Day/Seventh Grade Lunch as Silver Lake June 9 - Eighth Grade Dance 7 p.m. June 12 - Eighth Grade Promotion June 13 - Eighth Grade Celebration
Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School 15801 Tanning House Place| Haymarket, VA 20169 571.402.3500| 703.782.1638 (fax)
A Message from the Principal:
Greetings Reagan Middle School Families and Friends,
It’s hard to believe we’re now moving into the third quarter of the school year. It has been a
fabulous school year thus far and I absolutely adore working at this amazing school. Our
students continue to make academic progress as they grow and mature into young adults.
Each day is a journey at Reagan. I’m honored to travel down many roads together with our
amazing staff, students and parents. As a Reagan school family, we work hard and we play
hard. We have good days, great days and some not so awesome days. However, every day is
filled with pride for our school and all the people in it. Thank you parents and friends for
always supporting us.
As we move into the SOL season, please be mindful that our students and staff have worked very hard all year
to prepare for the upcoming assessments. However, they’ve learn so much more. The content in all academic
disciplines is rich and filled with so much more than what they need for the SOLs. Our staff do a great job in
bringing what’s in print to life and vice versa and I’m so proud of their many approaches to teaching and
learning. I’m very proud of the hard work of our students and staff; and therefore, I say to them, this is not a
time to worry about testing, but rather a time to show what they’ve learned with confidence and to continue to
search for knowledge and strive for excellence. I’m confident that we’re going to have another progressive
SOL season.
Now, to share some more awesome news, I’m very proud to share that PWCS schools are celebrating across
the county because forty-seven schools have earned the title, “School of Excellence.” Those honored include
33 elementary, three combined (K-8, traditional), five middle, and six high schools. This is the highest
recognition awarded to a school by the Prince William County School Board. Selection is based on each
school’s performance data for the 2015-16 school year, both overall and within student groups. A School of
Excellence must be fully accredited by the state, demonstrate improvement in closing achievement gaps, and
achieve an overall score of 90 out of 100 points on PWCS Strategic Plan-based measures. I am so very proud
to share that Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School has earned this recognition for the very first time since its
inception. Thank you to our students for shining last year on their SOLs and to our amazing staff for preparing
them. Thank you to our parents and community for showing your support of us in division-wide surveys.
Well-rounded efforts make for a well-rounded school. Thank you so much! I am the proudest principal!
Switching gears just a bit, how about this very mild winter? This has been very nice and we’re all looking
forward to the spring season, which is just around the corner. However, please pay close attention to the many
upcoming events on our calendar. We are looking forward to your participation as we enjoy seeing you. As we
look ahead to next year, I’m asking for parent volunteers now to fill positions on our PTSO and School
Advisory Council. Our school is successful because of our wonderful staff, students and parents. Parents, you
are KEY to our success. Please volunteer!
Thanks for all that you do for the staff and students of Reagan Middle school! We would not be a School of
Excellence without all of you!
Proudest Principal,
Alfie Turner
“Learn, Achieve, Succeed, Contribute”
March 2017 Volume 5, Issue 4
Important Dates
March 3 - End of 3rd Interim
March 7 - Sixth grade Pyramid Concer ts @ BHS
March 8 - First County-Wide Geography Bee
March 8 - PTSO 6:30 p.m.
March 12 - Daylight Saving Time
March 14 - Student Leadership Conference / Project Lead the Way Student to present on Capitol Hill
March 15 - School Advisory Council 5 p.m.
March 23 - Second International Multicultural Night
March 24 - Spr ing Break Fest
March 30 - 31 - Drama Performance 7 p.m.
April 1 - Lunch Theatre 12 p.m. lunch/2 p.m. performance/ evening performance at 7 p.m.
April 6 - End of 3rd Grading Period
April 7 - Teacher Workday - No School
April 10-17 - Spring Break
April 22 - Battle of the Books
April 22 - Reagan, Alvey, Gravely Fun Run
April 25 - Report Cards Distributed
April 29 - Performing Arts NYC Trip
May 4 - Rising Sixth Grade Parent Infor-mation Session
May 16 - End of 4th Interim
May 29 - Memorial Day Holiday
May 30 - Eight Grade Spring Band Concert
May 31 - NJHS Induction
May 31 - Seventh Grade Field Trip
June 1 - Sixth Grade Music Concerts (Chorus-6 p.m./ Band & Orchestra 7:15 p.m.)
June 6 - Seventh Grade Chorus Concert 6 p.m.
June 7 - Rising Sixth Grade Visit (Alvey/Gravely)
June 8 - Rising Sixth Grade Visit (Buckland/ Haymarket)
June 9 - Sixth Grade Market Day/Seventh Grade Lunch as Silver Lake
June 9 - Eighth Grade Dance 7 p.m.
June 12 - Eighth Grade Promotion
June 13 - Eighth Grade Celebration
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School Board
Mr. Ryan Sawyers
Chairman
Mrs. Lillie G. Jessie
Vice Chairman
Occoquan District
Mr. William J. Deutsch Mr. Gil Trenum
Coles District Brentsville District
Ms. Diane L. Raulston Mr. Justin David Wilk
Neabsco District Potomac District
Mrs. Alyson A. Satterwhite Ms. Loree Y. Williams
Gainesville District Woodbridge District
Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Steven L. Walts
Prince William County Public Schools (PWCS) does not discriminate in employment or in its educational programs and activities against
qualified individuals on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, age, marital status,
veteran status, or disability. PWCS provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following individual will
handle inquiries regarding nondiscrimination policies, including Section 504 and Title IX:
Associate Superintendent for Human Resources
Prince William County Public Schools, P.O. Box 389, Manassas, VA 20108
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RRMS Counseling Department News!
School counselors Amy Covell (Director of Counseling), Erin Fitzpatrick (eighth), Erica Jefferson (seventh), Erika Wanzer (sixth) along with registrar Kristine Bucci hope that all students had a successful and enjoyable first semester. The third interim ends on Friday, March 3 and interim reports will be sent home March 15. Our department encourages you to monitor your student's progress regularly throughout the school year using School Fusion and Parent Portal. At this point in the school year, the primary focus of the counseling department is on the delivery of the school counseling curriculum and academic planning. All four counselors work very closely with grade level teachers to create a plan of lessons that provide the most impact and least disruption to the students. Counselors enter the classroom at least once each grading period to deliver lessons that have been planned to address the needs of the students and are based on the Prince William County Counseling Curriculum, American School Counselor Association standards, and mission/vision of Ronald Wilson Reagan Middle School. In addition, each counselor meets with students who have demonstrated academic/attendance deficits at interim and grade reporting time. Counselors assist students with goal-setting and learning strategies to improve academic performance. This February, Mrs. Jefferson and Ms. Wanzer have conducted Academic Groups for our sixth and seventh graders. Middle school is a hard transition for most students both socially and academically and finding the time to study and learn good study habits takes work! These groups will emphasize study skills, organization and time management. This group will help students to determine new ways to study for that next big test. Homework, friends, sports, clubs, family – where does the time go? This group will also help students to use time wisely and help with organization. Also during the month of March, Ms. Wanzer will be visiting sixth grade classes to conduct a lesson on Internet Safety and Mrs. Jefferson will conduct a sexual harassment lesson with the seventh grade. Mrs. Fitzpatrick will be visiting the eighth grade elective classrooms in March/April to conduct a lessons on study skills. Excellent study skills will help students adjust more successfully to the academic demands that high school will present as well as help them to successfully prepare for the upcoming SOL tests. Also, be sure to review the high school scheduling timeline listed for you below. All counselors meet with students daily to assist in personal, social, and academic related issues. Please feel free to contact your child’s counselor any time you have a concern now and throughout the school year. We are available to assist students and parents to the best of our abilities and we look forward to developing close relationships with your family! We look forward to a successful school year! Mustang Ambassadors Volunteering Their Time! Our Mustang Ambassadors have been very busy this school year. Students have volunteered their time to create “Kindness Cards” that were taped to each student locker in December and again in February. They also create signs and posters to encourage students who participate on sports teams and clubs. The Ambassadors had a successful Mustang Giving Tree this year. They look forward to planning sixth grade student transition activities and Teacher Appreciation activities. We have approximately 300 student ambassadors this year across all three grade levels under the direction of Ms. Covell. Thank you to the all of our student ambassadors!
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Reagan Debaters: Tournament Champions
On February 18, 2017, the Spotsylvania Middle School
Winter Classic Debate tournament was held at Post Oak
Middle School. Reagan Middle School was and represented
by seven two person teams.
The resolution was, “Single-gender classrooms would
improve the quality of education in American public
schools.” All teams were required to argue both sides of the
resolution. Four Reagan teams had winning records. Shivoy
Sharma & J.J. Sandhu, Sarah Ferguson & Michelle Kim, and
Agrim Sharma & Ishan Sharma had records of two wins and
one loss. The team of Abdullah Usufzai & Saahas Gowda had a perfect three-win record.
Chloe Wolf-Pullen exhibited remarkable debating skills. She went to the tournament without a partner and
was paired with another student from another school. Chloe managed to alter arguments and speaker order to
improve the team’s quality.
Abdullah Usufzai and Saahas Gowda in their perfect record earned 29 out of a possible 30 points and were crowned tournament champions. The Reagan team scored above the other teams and were the tournament’s team champion.
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Recently, the Seventh and Eighth grade Band
Advanced Bands participated in the VBODA State
Band Assessment. The Seventh graders earned a 2
which is the rating of Excellent. The Eighth graders
earned a 1 which is the rating of Superior. Both bands
performed very well and worked very hard preparing
for these assessments. Congratulations!
More Reagan Debaters News:
On December 3, 2016, Reagan Middle School Debaters scored a third-place ranking at the inaugural debate tournament at Freedom Middle School in Spotsylvania County.
The resolution being debated was, “Voting should be mandatory.” Reagan Middle School students, Shivoy Sharma and J.J. Sandhu ranked third in the tournament. The overall team record at the debate was 24 wins and 7 losses.
Congratulations to our debaters!
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Martin Luther King Oratorical Contest
The MLK Oratorical Contest was held on January 16, 2017. The speeches were
themed to address “What the World Needs Now.”
Reagan Middle School student, Abdullah Usufzai (pictured left), seventh-grade,
won the contest in the middle school division. We are so very proud of him!
Regional Science Fair Please join the Science Department in congratulating these outstanding
scientists for their accomplishments at the Regional Science Fair!
Name Place Category
Brooke and Blake Hewitt 1 Engineering
Nedah and Nawah Ahmad 1 Medicine & Health
Anya Mischel 1 Plant Sciences
Ethan Nguyen 2 Computer Science
Sarah Steverson 2 Earth & Planetary Sciences
Shrey Gupta 2 Medicine & Health
Rachel Nguyen 2 Microbiology
Aatish Sethi HM Behavioral Science
Vera Gliga HM Biochemistry
Sahithi Jammulamadaka HM Plant Sciences
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State Champions!
The Reagan Middle School and Battlefield High School archery teams had a successful weekend in Doswell, VA
at the Virginia National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) state tournament. Two team titles were won and
three individual State Champions were named.
Reagan archers took 1st place and the title of State Champions in the bullseye competition and the 3D competition.
Eighth grader, Maggie Morgan, finished in 1st place for middle school females in the 3D tournament and is
Reagan's first ever state champion. Nancy Stephenson, eighth grader, took 3rd place for middle school females in
3D and Michael Aldana, eighth grader, took 2nd place for middle school males in bullseye.
Battlefield archers finished in 2nd place in both the bullseye and 3D competition. Alex Kuzmicki, eleventh grader,
finished in 1st place for high school males in the bullseye competition with a score of 296 out of 300, which is a
State record. He was also the overall tournament champion out of over 900 archers. Hannah Morehead, ninth
grader, finished in 1st place for high school females in the 3D competition. Nick Miller, ninth grader, took 2nd place
for high school males in the 3D competition.
Both teams have qualified for the NASP National tournament to be held in Louisville, Kentucky on May 11-
13. Ten archers also qualified as individuals for the National tournament by finishing in the top 10 in their school
division for males and females. From Battlefield: Alex Kuzmicki (eleventh grade), Quest Araiza (ninth grade),
Hannah Morehead (ninth grade), and Kendal Williams (ninth grade). From Reagan: Michael Aldana (eighth
grade), Austin Arthur (sixth grade), Andrew Pavlak (seventh grade), Nancy Stephenson (eighth grade), and Me-
gan Farran (sixth grade). Shannon Hall, fifth grade Haymarket Elementary student and sibling of a Reagan archer,
also qualified for the National tournament by finishing 9th for the elementary females.
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On Saturday the Ronald Reagan Wrestling Team took 4th place at the Western Division
Championship.
The following wrestlers placed in the top 4 in their weight classes.
4th place finishers:
131lbs. Abraham Al-Khalili 168lbs. Nathan Davis 265lbs. Sean Schmidt
3rd place finishers:
92lbs. Jackson Skiff
106lbs. Dyson Dunham 122lbs. Hudson Shutte
158lbs. Peter Oduro
2nd place finishers:
75lbs. Kyle Brumagim 80lbs. Lukas Kanownik
1st place finisher:
86lbs. Jacob Cooke
National Geographic Geography Bee
Congratulations to
Bernard Gonzales State Finalist in the
National Geographic Geography Bee.
The Bee will be on March 31 at
Longwood University.
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Boy’s Basketball
Varsity 8-2
Season Leaders
Points - Luke Triggs (104)
Assists - Trey Nelson (17)
Blocks - Luke Triggs (27)
Rebounds - Luke Triggs (59)
Steals - Elias Bakatsias (18)
Field Goal Percentage - Cole Scott (59%)
Team Members
Bakatsias, Elias
Bauer, Trey
Binkowski, Matt
Cho, Cameron
Hoffman, Sean
Krajewski, Collin
Nelson, Trey
Russell, Todd
Scott, Christian
Scott, Cole
Sparger, Mark
Triggs, Luke
Westerfield, Sam
Boy’s Basketball
Junior Varsity 6-4
Season Leaders
Points- Bryce Hammersley (76)
Assists - Ty Gordon (10)
Blocks - Austin Gallant (7)
Rebounds - Wesley Williams (45)
Steals - Ty Gordon (21)
Field Goal Percentage - Austin Gallant (58%)
Team Members
Abdullah, Khaleel
Bynum, Blake
Cho, Carson
Dougherty, Trevor
Estridge, Carson
Gallant, Austin
Gordon, Ty
Gray, Landon
Hammersley, Bryce
Johnson, Cole
Nelson, Chase
Pavlak, Andrew
Reynolds, Shaun
Williams, Wesley
Woodson, Caleb
Basketball News
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Battle of the Books Open Tournament
On Saturday, January 21, 25 Reagan students competed in the Battle of the Books Open Tournament at
Marshall Middle School in The Plains, VA. Students have been working hard all year in preparation for this
event by becoming experts on 20 different books of all genres and topics. Through bi-weekly before school
meetings and lots of individual reading time, our students divided into 6 teams and entered the competition
battle ready.
A total of 50 teams competed in this regional event and Reagan performed extremely well on all fronts. The
United Mustaches of America, consisting of seventh graders, Lexington Crossett, Omaid Ghafoor i,
Raj Joshi, and Daniel Lee, and sixth grader, Aryan Joshi, did fantastically well and finished 2nd place overall
and only 5 points behind the first place Louisa team! The 4-Eyed Geniuses, (Steffanie Abbey, Merom
Arthur, Brooke Hewitt, and Maddie Hulbert); Super Mustangs (Saahas Gowda, John Murray, Agrim
Sharma, Chirac Troy, and Cade Whitaker); Battling Bookworms (Joanne Seo, Gwen Switkes, Jenevive
Tejada, and Rochelle Thomas); Book Busters (Janya Choudhary, Avery Exner, Akshita Ramesh, and
Francesca Zola); and the Book-A-Roos (Jessica Minelli, Br idget Sadler , and Anastasia Zola) finished
20th, 30th, 31st, 36th, and 45th, respectively. Each team represented Reagan Middle School with integrity,
knowledge, and, above all, superb sportsmanship.
In addition to these successes, one Reagan battler scored in the top 10 on the multiple choice section of the
competition: Seventh grader, Lexington Crossett. A week before the tournament, all participating students
took individual multiple choice exams covering information from all 20 books. These scores were then
compiled as a team score, giving each team a beginning point total at the start of the tournament. The top 10
scorers within the entire tournament were called up on stage during the Open to compete in a jeopardy style,
fast-paced event. Lexington preformed beautifully under pressure in front of the enormous crowd. Reagan
at its best!
Up next for the Battle of the Books Club is the Final Tournament on Saturday, April 22 at Warrenton Middle
School. Team United Mustaches of America, along with two alternates, Brooke Hewitt and Saahas Gowda,
will complete against other top teams in the region. All battlers are invited and encouraged to attend the
tournament to help cheer on the Mustaches! Congratulations to all Reagan battlers!
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Eighth Grade High School Scheduling Time Line
All eighth grade students met with a high school counselor to complete course requests on February 6 or 7.
ALL scheduling forms were due to Reagan by the third week of February to be sent to the corresponding high school.
May 2017- students will receive their course selection confirmation letter to review and make changes to course selections.
June 2017- Students return course selection confirmation letters to their high school. NO CHANGES will
be made to course selections after this date.
RISING SIXTH GRADE DATES ANNOUNCED!!! The dates for the transition of our next group of sixth grade Mustangs have been determined. A Rising Sixth Grade Parent Information Session will be held in the cafeteria of Reagan Middle School on Thursday, May 4 at 6:30 p.m. Elementary students from Alvey and Gravely will visit Reagan on Wednesday June 7. Buckland Mills and Haymarket Elementary will visit Reagan on Thursday, June 8. We can’t wait to meet our new friends!
“Get Your Act Together!” Reagan’s First Ever Student-Led Assembly a Huge Success!
On Monday, February 13, 2017, Reagan Middle School hosted it’s first ever student-led assembly. This assembly was the first of it’s kind to showcase student talent and inspirational/motivational messages. The assembly kicked off National Random Acts of Kindness Week and it’s purpose was to promote kindness, respect, enthusiasm, compassion, and other examples of good character. The assembly has produced and hosted by our very own seventh grade science teacher, Mr. John McCoy. Mr. McCoy and his co-performer, Eli, began the assembly with a music video for the son “Yesterday’s Gone” that they created as part of their group “Fickle Minds”.
Eighth graders Nancy Stephenson, Savannah Demare, Shannon Leonard, and seventh grader Chelsea Hodum composed artistic videos in which they exhibited not only their artistic talent, but a positive message. Brendan Boxall (seventh grade) and Matthew Bender’s (eighth grade) gymnastic abilities were highlighted via video footage of their performances in an effort to deliver the “hard work and dedication” message. Anika Tsutsumi (seventh grade) played an amazing cello performance to compliment the instrumental versions of Cold Play’s “Viva La Vida” and The Script’s “Hall of Fame” Domonique Pierno (seventh grade) and Naomi Heilen (sixth grade) delivered stunning vocal performances. Domonique sang “I Will Rise” by Katy Perry and Naomi sang “Scars to Your Beautiful” by Alessia Cara and brought the student crowd to it’s feet.
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Seventh graders Martin Michael, Gavin Cespedes, Joella Malmquist, Delaney Ayers, Tyler Blythe, and Caige Wine teamed up to produce and video that depicts bullying and delivered the message “You are Not Alone”. Seventh grader Freddy Arce bravely shared his personal story of bullying and grief to inspire others to rise above any circumstance they may encounter. He concluded by playing on the piano. Eighth grader, Kenny Pham, also shared his personal story of bullying and how it motivated him to become strong and help others. The assembly also incorporated games to involve the crowd. Eighth graders Peyton Rahn and Kenny Pham
were instrumental in getting the crowd involved at all times and encouraging enthusiasm. It concluded with a
live performance of “Cul-de-Sac” performed by Fickle Minds. Eighth graders Jensen Perkins and Luke
Schlevensky were an integral part of the back ground sound, light and stage effects. The assembly elicited
positive responses from the Reagan students and staff. Mr. McCoy is looking forward to implementing more
of his positive messages delivered through student-centered modalities in the future at Reagan.
REAGAN ARCHERY NEWS The Reagan/Battlefield archery teams hosted the annual Cupid Classic tournament on February 11. 199 archers from sixteen schools in four states participated to make it Reagan's biggest tournament to date. Reagan archers took home half of the middle school awards including: 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place for sixth grade females; 2nd place for sixth grade males; 3rd place for seventh grade females; 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place for seventh grade males; and 2nd place for eighth grade males. On March 4, the Reagan archery team traveled to Severna Park, Maryland to participate in the Third Annual Admirals Cup. Reagan has won this event every year and this year was no different. Reagan archers swept the middle school female division led by Maggie Morgan, Chandler Perdue, and Nancy Stephenson. Gabe Hyde also took 2nd place for middle school males. The Reagan archery team took 1st place in the middle school division by a wide margin. The Admirals Cup was a warmup tournament for this weekend's State Tournament in Doswell, Virginia. The Reagan archery team will compete in a bullseye and 3D tournament. Expectations are high this year. Stay tuned for a future update. SPRING SPORTS Spring sport tryouts begin on May 20 and will run for three days. All interested students need to have a sports physical and concussion training on file with Mr. Bukva. If you are not sure, please contact Mr. Bukva at [email protected]. The last concussion training for this year will be held on March 15 at 6 p.m. in the Reagan cafeteria.
Keep Your Child Motivated to Learn and Do Well In and Out of School – From America’s Career Resource Network
It is important to encourage your child to do his or her best in school and in any outside activities in which her or she may participate. As a parent you can do this by:
Showing love. Provide support and encourage your child to develop his or her interests. Let your child know that you support and love them is vital to maintaining a close parent-child relationship.
Teaching responsibility. Encourage your child to be responsible for chores, completing homework assignments, taking on community activities, and acknowledging good and bad decisions that he or she has made. • Being a role model. Sometimes a parent's actions can speak louder than words. Show that you value education and exhibit the values and behavior you hope your child will develop. • Providing your child with a range of experiences. A range of experiences in sports, music, volunteer activities, travel, etc., will allow your child to discover and develop his or her strengths. • Setting limits. Discuss with your child what TV shows, movies and video games are appropriate for him or her to watch or play. Be aware of the activities and friendships that your child has. It is also important for you to know what music your child listens to and which magazines he or she reads. • Talking to your child. Be aware of what your child is doing. Talk to your child about his or her day, activities, school work, friends and interests. Listen to your child and discuss the subjects that are important to him or her, even if those subjects do not seem important to you. • Being aware of potential issues. Know and understand the potential problems or pressures that face your child such as drug use, depression, eating disorders and poor school performance so that they can be addressed as soon as possible. • Monitor your child's progress. Be aware of your child's progress on school work, tests and assessments, and grades so you can address any potential problems or issues before they become larger.
• Remember your child's next transition — to high school. Make sure that your child is aware of the classes and programs he or she will need to take in middle school to be prepared for high school and beyond. Help your child acquire the skills and knowledge needed in various subjects such as English, science, history, mathematics, foreign languages and computer classes. No matter what classes, programs or interests your child may want to pursue in middle school, help him or her also consider the options available during high school and post-high school education and use the time in middle school to prepare for those future educational opportunities.
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Calling all Runners! (and people who want to become runners)
Mark your calendars Reagan has some great running opportunities coming up!
April 22: Reagan-Alvey-Gravely 5k and Fun Run! The sign up will be available late March!
March 13: Cross Country star ts. We meet every Monday and Wednesday!
To participate students, need the following:
Physical on file with the athletic director (Mr. Bukva). Concussion training on file with the athletic director (Mr. Bukva).
Complete online information form Submitted permission from
For forms please check out the cross country website!
Gravely Elementary School is excited to be cohosting the Eighth Annual Fun Run & 5K this year with Alvey
Elementary and Ronald Reagan Middle schools. This year, we’re calling it the 2017 RAG (Reagan, Alvey &
Gravely) Fun Run & 5K and it will be held on Saturday April 22, 2017. The proceeds of the event will be
divided among all three schools and will be used to help make our schools even better for all students.
This event is a lot of fun for the students and their families and this year we will be reaching an even larger
number of families in the community since we’ll be cohosting at Reagan Middle School. Our focus is family
fitness and coming together as a community to make this happen.
We hope you will consider sponsoring the 2017 RAG Fun Run & 5K! If you have any questions or require further information, please contact Kristin McClellan at [email protected] Thank you for your consideration!!
$1000 Sponsor Level – your business will be featured as a race sponsor and will receive a large logo
placement on race T-shirts; additionally, your business logo will appear on all race flyers and on school websites advertising the race *over 600 T-shirts are created and worn around the community!
$500 Donor Level – your business name and logo will appear on race T-shirts
$250 Donor Level – your business name will appear on race T-shirts
All sponsors and donors may have a free spot at the event to run a vendor table, if desired. **Must provide your
own table** Additionally, we will distribute your promotional items and/or flyers for your business at our packet pickup date. **Donations must be received by March 24, 2017 in order to guarantee placement on T-shirt. Any promotional materials you wish us to distribute at packet pickup must be received by April 18, 2017.**
Your donation is tax deductible!! Tax ID # 94-3447412
Thank you!!
Business Name: _________________________________________________________________
RRMS International Night JOIN US FOR AN EVENING OF FUN, FOOD, AND
FASHION!
Thursday, March 23, 5:30-7 p.m.
Art News
PWCS Summer Art Enrichment applications will be available starting March
1. Students may pick up an application from Ms. Osburn or Ms. Fonseca, or
find the application online at arts.departments.pwcs.edu. The applications
will be available from March 1- May 5, 2017.
The Prince William County Fine Arts Festival will be
held on Saturday, April 1, 2017, at Colgan High School
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students with artwork in the
festival will be notified through a formal letter.
One-point perspective, sixth grade
Recycled newspaper baskets, eighth grade
Flower drawings, seventh grade
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Parents as Educational Partners
Attached are three pictures of our Parents as Educational Partners (PEP) adult learners. One picture was taken on our first night of class in November and the other on our graduation night ceremony on February 15. With Sally Atkins (the lead ESOL teacher at Battlefield High School) and myself as co-teachers, we taught adult English classes on Wednesday and Thursday nights at BHS from 5 to 8 p.m. from November 3 to February 15. The adult learners who enrolled included BHS parents, from China, Peru, Puerto Rico, El Salvador, Afghanistan and Pakistan and RRMS parents from Egypt, Afghanistan and El Salvador; two of the adult learners in our class this year are also PWC employees---one at Reagan and the other at Gravely. We reviewed not just the characteristics of the American school system, but also explicitly taught grammar, vocabulary, reading and writing through units on the community, health, real estate and technology. Each parent received his/her own username and password to use the Rosetta Stone software at school and home, thanks to the county's Office of EL Programs and Instructional Services.
Several BHS students participated as teaching assistants and interpreters: Tania Hernandez Pineda, Palwasha Khan, Luis Rodriguez Jimenez, Nazim Miah, Youstina Nazir and Josue Martinez Rivera. On December 8, our literacy night, with the help of Beth S. Walker, the librarian and Adult Education Coordinator of the Haymarket Gainesville Community Library, our parents and even some of their kids, applied for library cards and received an official tour before completing a scavenger hunt and checking out books and movies. Our BHS student volunteers did an excellent job as interpreters for our Spanish and Urdu speaking parents (see the third picture).
While our class was small, we were extremely pleased and privileged to have parents and their little ones in class every week! Many parents will continue their studies at the Beacon for Adult Literacy organization until we resume our class in the fall. We hope that more parents will join us in the fall as we highlight not just the importance of education, but of community and diversity as well!
Best,
Suzette Larson and Sally Atkins PEP Instructors
First day of PEP class at Battlefield High
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PEP Graduation at Battlefield High
PEP Literacy Night at PWC Library in Haymarket, VA
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2017-18 School Calendar Set - Pre-Labor Day start, slightly shorter breaks, June 8 last day.
Informed by public preference for more class time before major tests and an earlier end to the school year, the newly adopted 2017-18 PWCS calendar will begin classes before Labor Day, but finish on June 8. The selection follows the work of the Calendar Committee, which had proposed two options (Pre -Labor Day and a Post-Labor Day) recommending the Pre-Labor Day version. Residents then had the chance to review, express their preferences, and comment on the options through an online survey. Results showed residents wanted the benefits that come from an early opening, but still preferred to start classes after the holiday—priorities that were irreconcilable. As a compromise, the School Board adopted a hybrid of the previously considered calendars, delivering the required number of school days, while reflecting most, but not all, community preferences.
Classes begin before Labor Day;
Winter and spring breaks are shortened by one day each (compared with the initial pre -Labor Day option) to allow the earlier end to the school year;
Calendar includes 12 days worth of instructional hours beyond state requirements (based on the length of the PWCS school day) to absorb the need for weather-related closings or delays without changes**;
Students get maximum instructional time prior to SOLs and other standardized testing;
Classes end June 8. **The calendar also includes three designated make-up days that would be used in the unlikely event that built-in allowances for weather issues prove inadequate.
Performing Arts updates Seventh Grade performed on Thursday, March 2 and Eighth Grade performed on Saturday, March 4. The Eighth Grade Music trip to Disney is quickly approaching. The final payment was due March 1. The final payment amount will be adjusted based on any fundraising efforts students have made towards this trip.
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* Early Dismissal Reminders *
Awesome Parents, We truly understand if an emergency arises and you must pick
your child up at dismissal. We will make every effort to see to it
that they are waiting in the office for you when there are
emergency situations. However, the student must be signed out
by a parent or an adult on the emergency card. Please know it’s
not our wishes to make this a difficult transition. However, it’s
really important to present proper ID when arriving for dismis-
sal. Per our county guidelines and for safety reasons, we must verify your identify always
before releasing a student. Parents, we also request that you arrive no later than 2:40 for
early dismissal. Once actual dismissal starts, it’s very difficult to release individual students
because your student may have exited the building already or is on a bus. Please make sure
you know which bus your child rides. This helps if we have to pull them. Thank you ad-
vance for arriving before 2:40 p.m. Our office staff truly appreciates it.
Contacting Teachers, Counselors and Administrators
Parents, please be sure to notify your child’s teachers or
counselors for any academic or behavior concerns. Please be sure
to check out Private Class Pages for homework and classwork
and the Public pages for additional information. If you need
additional assistance, please do not hesitate to email your child’s
teacher or grade level counselor. We are all here to educate and
Continue to always do your best and know that your
hard work is appreciated and is your path towards
continued success!
The Reagan Middle School Staff
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Sixth-Grade Principal’s Honor Roll
Abbasi, Ibrahim Adu, Jolene Andriamanamihaja, Maeva Arthur, Austin Barmas-Alamdari, Deniz Bellinger, Olivia Bender, Grace Bravo, Iben Bravo, Maya Brazy, Ella Bumbrey, Kennedy Campbell, Paige Castaneda, Cindy Charlesworth, Cecelia Chica Jimenez, Maria Cho, Carson Colvin, Mark DeWald, Ava Donohoe, Aiden Enochs, Megan Farran, Megan Gadem, Hind Gliga, Alia Gordon, Ty
Gray, Natale Green, Devin Gruninger, Zachary Heilen, Naomi Hitt, Andrew Hughes, Addison Jackson, Safiya Jammulamadaka, Anjali Joshi, Aryan Khairzad, Emron Kim, Hyun Knight, Rava Kolasch, McKenna Komine, Umi Kuzmicki, Jack Lambert, Mia Loggans, Kristen Loomis, Emily Ly, Grace McClellan, Joshua McClure, Ian McMillan, Morgan Newland, Kathline Ortiz, Tatiana
Pak, Chloe Peltier, Alexander Pena, Kiley Rattie, Jillian Rumple, Jonathan Sandoval, Francis Scovel, Isabella Seo, Joanne Steverson, Simone Tait, Emma Tarr, Olivia Tefferi, Nya Thomas, Rochelle Tracy, Lindsay Tran, Alex Vu, Katie Wolf, Owen Ziemba, Rowan
Seventh-Grade Principal’s Honor Roll
Asato, Kaitlyn Brenczewski, Alaina Broiles, James Buckley, Nina Jean Canfield, Alexander Crossett, Lexington Davis, Maddy DiBassinga, Brian Engleman, Haiden Evans, Natalie Fields, Trevaris Flores, Dylan Gowda, Saahas Gupta, Shrey Heilen, Sophia Hill, Emily Hussny-Hunt, Yusef Joshi, Raj Kang, Ashley Kastning, Aayla Keely, Nora
Kelley, John Kharel, Prayag Kim, Alina Kim, Thomas Lambert, Alexis Lee, Courtney Lee, Daniel Lim, Evan Lynott, Jordan Machak, Madison McQuillan, Riley Miah, Takbir Mischel, Anya Mulkerin, Lainey Nguyen-Laget, Chloe Orrico, Christian Perdue, Chandler Pierno, Dominique Pool, Jason Raichura, Pearl Railsback, Katherine
Rowland, Michael Rubb, Delaney Russell, Dakota Sackey, Dede Sandhu, Jasjeet Scott, Benjamin Sethi, Aatish Steverson, Sarah Tran, Austin Webb, Gianna Williams, Alexandra Williams, Wesley Wilson, Claire Yoon, Phoebe Zola, Anastasia
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Eighth-Grade Principal’s Honor Roll
Ahmad, Nedah Alejo, Makenna Alonge, Taylor Arthur, Merom Bahou, Jessica Brandt, Jordan Breyfogle, Eloise Caron, Sophia Celinski, Logan Curtis, Cole Davis, Jiawen Epstein, Nicole Farran, Kelly Gliga, Vera Golsen, Amanda Henderson, Grace
Hensley, Austin Hewitt, Blake Hewitt, Brooke Jammulamadaka, Sahithi Kadel, Khushi Kallal, Aidan Keeton, Aniya Kim, Ryan Kolasch, Luke Kwon, Zachary Laskodi, Clayton Lee, Elizabeth Liao, Eric Maclean, Emma Morris, Emma Nguyen, Ethan
Nguyen, Rachel Park, Elle Parker, Olivia Ramos, Ariel Rhee, Andrea Snow, Steven Theros, Caroline Tsou, Amy Vercesi, Ginevra
Sixth-Grade A/B Honor Roll
Al-Khalili, Abraham Ankrum, Rosaria Appleton, Michael Aquino, Aiden Araiza, Ayden Arellano, Andre Arensdorf, Keith Ashrifeh, Amal Auger, Donna Bacon, Amelia Baird, Liam Balog, Steve Banks, Ayden Barrera, Justice Bartlett, Joseph Bauer, Juliana Bell, Detra Benita, Isabella Bennett, Madison Blaylock, Alexander Blodgett, Anton Boerschinger, Donovan Boyd, Caitriona Boyd, Karl Boyle, Aliyah Boyle, Sebastian Branson, Lexa Brown, Ashleigh Brown, Riley Brumagim, Todd Buckman, Laila Buehler, Jordan
Garcia, Katherine Gilbo, Phoebe Gilliland, James Glennon, Nicholas Goldsberry, Autumn Graves, Mason Gray, Benjamin Gray, Landon Green, Austin Grogg, Raegan Guo, Matthew Hall, Amber Hamilton, Ryan Harris, Cooper Hashimi, Aamera Hedden, William Herrera, Aiden Hill, Alexandra Ho, Kara Hogan, Danae Hollinger, Evan Houchin, Kyle Hutcheson, Jackson Ingram, Ashley Ivancic, Faith Jarvandi, Megan Jefferies, Tate Jenkins, Jacob Jenkins, Samuel Johnson, Camille Johnson, Cole Johnson, Lindsay
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Johnson V, Berendt Jones, Sarah Kallal, Abigail Kapp, Trenton Kardash, Lily Karkar, Rahil Kelley, Andrew Kelley, Corinna Kellogg, Morgan Kershaw, Troy Kim, Chara Kim, Emelynn Kinsella, Caitlin Kochan, Grant Kopek, Samantha Kuntz, Matthew Laskodi, Cambelle Latham, Gracie Latham, Willow Lazarte, Lucia Leach, Aiden Leach, Emma Leal, Alexia Lewis, Gina Lewis, Kaelyn Lockhart, Cooper Loveridge, Carson Lynch, Olivia Machosky, Michael Majali, Mohammed Ali Malhotra, Mayna Malloy, Makylie Mannix, Maxwell Maxedon Garcia, Dillon Mazando, Kundayi McCaig, Hannah McGeehan, Kate McKinney, Faith McNabb, Logan Metrinko, Lily Miller, Colin Minelli, Leo Moore, Charles Morgan II, Kevin Morschett, Raphael Muya, Benjamin Nahidian, AliReza Natysin, Kiley Nicholas, Lexli Norton, Cade Oh, Alexandra Olson, Alec Ondrejko, Piper
Osei, Lydia O'Shea, Mary Owoyemi, Michael Pabon-Molina, Ethan Perez, Jayden Perilla, Jasmine Pickering, James Pieterse, Michael Pobi, Awura Abena Podratsky, Kylie Polhamus, Benjamin Pourkesali, Nataly Powell, Alana Privett, Elizabeth Provenzano, Parker Putnick, Coralie Quinn, Amanda Ramakrishnan, Anisha Rankin, Connor Reilly, Ryan Ridder, Bret Ridgeway, Connor Riggins, Colin Rizvi, Yumna Roach, David Robbins, Abigail Roberts JR, William Rogers, Bayleigh Rop, Adam Rose, Azalix Rupert, Benjamin Ruszkowski, Lukas Saadi, Zilan Samay, Thida Sandgren, Colton Scott, Jordan Sear, William Serna Diaz, Lexa Shahin, Ryan Shapleigh, Benjamin Shapleigh, Joshua Sharek, Emily Sheahan, Patrick Shumate, Brice Simms, Hannah Smith, Sofia Smith, Sydney Son, Marguerite Soto, Isabella Sparger, Keniston Stephens, William Stimatze, Ryan Stone, Sarah
Stroud, Andre Suaznabar Taborga, Joshua Sullivan, Kennedy Sultan, Nomana Sweeney, Erin Switkes, Gwenyth Syed, Zain Taylor, Jessica Thill, Matthew Thomas, Caleb Thorpe, Ryan Thoya, Aria Tower II, Robert Tran, Orion Vang, Jitsi Venezia, Nicholas Virath, Dylan Walewander, Ansen Walker, Alexis Walker, Olivia Weber, Hannah Welborne, Kenneth Willard, Elizabeth Williams, Jesse Williams, Jonathan Wilson, Carolyn Wolf, Nicole Yaghmmour, Yazan Yi, Caitlyn Young, Hatcher Zeitlin, Joseph Zell, Cameron Zhou, Qirui Zimmerman, Christian Zola, Francesca
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Scovel, Isabella Sear, William Semelbauer, Robert Seo, Joanne Serna Diaz, Lexa Shahin, Ryan Shapleigh, Joshua Sharek, Emily Sheahan, Patrick Shumate, Brice Simms, Hannah Smith, Sofia Smith, Sydney Son, Marguerite Sparger, Keniston Stephens, William Stimatze, Ryan Stone, Sarah Stroud, Andre
Suaznabar Taborga, Joshua Sullivan, Kennedy Sultan, Nomana Syed, Zain Tarr, Olivia Taylor, Jessica Tejada, Jenevive Thill, Matthew Thomas, Rochelle Thomas, Caleb Thorne, Anja Thorpe, Ryan Thoya, Aria Tower II, Robert Tran, Alex Vang, Jitsi Venezia, Nicholas Villegas, Ana Virath, Dylan
Walker, Alexis Walker, Olivia Wallace, Jeremy Welborne, Kenneth Williams, Jonathan Wilson, Carolyn Wine, Kaile Wolf, Nicole Yaghmmour, Yazan Yi, Caitlyn Young, Hatcher Zell, Cameron Zhou, Qirui Ziemba, Rowan Zimmerman, Christian
Seventh-Grade A/B Honor
Abdullah, Khaleel Addis, Emily Agront, Catalina Ahmad, Nawah Ainslie, Faith Akhavan, Danyal Akowski, Jonathan Aleman, Gabriela Ammatuna Vega, Mateo Arce, Freddy Archer, Logan Ayres, Delaney Baggs, Colson Baird, Kyle Ball, Diamond Bannwart, Sara Barloon, Elizabeth Barloon, Linus Bassarab, Emma Benjamin, Courtney Bennett, Kailey Biddle, Griffin Blodgett, Zachary Bowie, Jessica Boxall, Brendan Bredeman, Emma Brooks, Janel Bullock, William
Burgess, Anthony Burnell, Aspen Burns, Paul Burris, Mary Ann Bussell, Evan Bynum, Blake Canfield, Madalyn Caravello, Francis Carmouche, Layla Catipon, Samuel Cerritos-Romero, Jenni Cespedes, Carly Cespedes, Gavin Chau, Paul Chavez Figueroa, Isabella Chestnut, Sienna Cipriano, Brianna Clough, Lyndsie Cole, Logan Collins, Pierce Compton, Lilly Conteh, Amina Cowan, Aleksys Cowles, Matthew Cox, Alexis Cox, Erika Daly, Katherine Dao, Thuan
Darby, Solomon Davis, Nathan Davis, Tuana DeBoer, Ethan Diaz, Atiana Dildy, Drew Doherty, Sean Domschke, John Drennan II, Seneca Ducharme, Danielle Dudas, Grace Dunham, Dyson Earman, Sydney Edwards, Quentin Espedido, Mckeila-Eliz Estrella, Carly Estridge, Carson Faulds, Allison Feagans, Katherine Ferrari, Eric Ferreira, Ryan Field, Delaney Finkenstadt, Amaris Fisher, Ryleigh Flanagan, Perry Frazer, Connor Gallant, Austin Ghafoori, Omaid
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Giger, Adam Giulajan, Michelle Golsen, Sarah Greene, Brooklyn Gregasavitch, Jackie Grimes, Jacob Grothoff, Casey Haering, Sabrina Haidar, Bilal Hammersley, Bryce Harley, Brooklynn Harrison, Alexander Hastings, Ellie Hayward, Nicholas Herrington, Travis Hickey, Ian Hickey, Renee Hodge, Trinity Hodum, Chelsea Hottle, Tripp Howard, Emily Hyde, Gabriel Jacevic, Danis Jackson, Jade Jackson, Njeri Jarvis, Kaeli Johnson, Leyla Jones, Carys Jones, Maris Jwa, Ashley Kehoe, Ashley Kellogg, Hailey Kelly, Layne Kim, Michelle Kim, Nathan King, Phillip Klein, Connor Konopka, Dillon Kwon, Justin Lash, William Lee, Justin Letcher, Logan Lewis, Isabella Lin, Joseph Lizama, Meybelin Llano, Sofia Lopez, Caitlin Lynch, Morgan Machosky, Catherine Machosky, Joseph Maclean, Mia MacWilliams, Landon
Mahmood, Eliza Maire, Lauren Majali, Naseem Makiya, Noah Malmquist, Joella Mann Jr, Jonathan Mardo, Caeli Martin, Luke Mautz, Justin McCormack, Michael McDonald, Erin McIntosh, Connor McKenna, Elaina McKinnon, Julia McLain, Bailey McNabb, Cohen McNair, Robert Michael, Martin Miller, Alex Miller, Chloe Minelli, Jessica Mintz, Georgia Morgan, Stephanie Mosley, Maya Muldowney, Ellen Murphy, Colyn Murray, John Murtaza, Alizeh Mususa, Jonathan Naples, Anthony Nasser, Isabelle Needham, Christian Nguyen Alvarez, Angela Nichols, Evan O'Hara, Noelle Orndorff, Simon Owen, Ethan Pabon-Molina, Salome Parrish, Sadi Pavlak, Andrew Peny, Tess Perilla, Caiden Pham, Kyle Phillips, Britney Poore, Dylan Popal, Salma Porter, Victoria Posey, Danielle Railsback, Alayna Ramakrishnan, Divya Ramesh, Akshita Repass, Ella
Revis, Alyssa Reyes-Garcia, Kimberly Richardson Jr, Cameron Rivera Torres, Raymond Rivera-Zarate, Alexander Rochelle, Tyler Rodriguez, Tiffany Rodriguez-Johnson, Natalya Rogers, Adriel Rush, Micah Ryan, Dylan Sadler, Bridget Samsel, Amber Sawyers, George Schoeb, Garrett Scott-Duns, Ian Sedgley, Delaney Shah, Dev Shapleigh, Brandon Sharma, Agrim Sharma, Shivoy Sheahan, Brigid Shepherd, Matthew Shimel, Riley Shingler, Savannah Short, Elizabeth Shyburgh, Mia Skiff, Carson Skiff, Jackson Smith, Madison Snell, Nora Starr, Griffin Stevenson, Kyle Sturm, Mackenzie Sudhir, Aarthi Sudhir, Akash Tarr, Madison Taylor, Ashley Taylor, Britta Taylor, Jonathan Techane, Arsema Teganini Jr, Joseph Thomas, Ethan Thompson, Trent Torres Lopez, Austin Toussaint, William Trask, Madeline Troy, Chirac Tsutsumi, Anika Usufzai, Muhammad Varnes, Andrew Viar, Sage
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Wagner, Grant Walker, Ainsley Walters, Jonathan Wang, Denise Welteroth, Ethan Wight, Kountheany Wilson, Maiken Wittenberg, Lauren Wolfe-Pullen, Chloe Woodson, Caleb
Eighth-Grade A/B Honor Roll
Abbey, Steffanie Adams, Callahan Agbettoh, Stefan Aldana, Michael Amer, Sara Anderson, Owen Atadero, Olivia Babahov, Gleb Bachman, Grady Baggette, Michalena Bailey, Michael Bakatsias, Elias Banker, Karissa Barbuti, Olivia Barker, Sarah Bauer, David Bauer, Leyna Beach, Skyler Bender, Matthew Benson, Rebecca Bhattarai, Milan Binkowski, Matthew Bonnell, Cole Boyd, Callum Breton, Kaitlyn Brown, Justin Brumagim, Jonathan Bryant, Monroe Burgess, Laci Burgos, Isabella Buzzard, Aiden Buzzard, Bryson Byrne, Sarah
Campbell, Nathan Casey, Haleigh Caudill, Craig Chhoeun, Peter Chi, Ethan Cho, Cameron Chraibi, Anais Christopher, Joseph Cocks, Summer Colvin, Mary Cooke, Jacob Cooke, Madison Craig, Jacob Credno, Nicole Dade, Jazmin Dail, Taylor Davis, Jaden Demaree, Savannah Eldo, Joel Ellis, Christian Elmi, Hanad Elmzoudi, Mohammed Fincham, Chase Firehammer, Kate Flanagan, Galen Ford, Thomas Fortney, Deanna Gadem, Hiba Gomez Gomez, Gabriela Gonzales, Bernard Graham, Olivia Graves, Matthew Gray, Kyler
Green, Jason Green, Rachel Gutter, Cassidy Haines, John Hanke, Matthew Hannam, Emmett Harrington, Gary Hartung, Joseph Henderson, Darnell Hernandez, Luis Hill, Genevieve Ho, Ethan Hoffman, Sean Hollinger, Avery Holroyd, Kevin Hong, Rachel Huffman, Ashlyn Hughes, Jordan Hulbert, Madeleine Hummer, Natalie Jaffery, Elisa Jahangiri, Faran Jean, Julia Jimenez Gallegos, Eduardo Johnson, Bryce Johnson, Deyna Johnson, Max Jones, Aidan Jones, Hannah Jordan, Alexis Kapoor, Rishi Kasiraman, Rahul Kaur, Sehajpreet
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Khabir, Hanaan Kim, Faith Kim, Rachel Kim, Ryan Kimble, Ava Kraemer, Ashleigh Kuzmicki, Adam Kwon, Derek Ky, Julian Latham, Kathryn Laufer, Emily Ledbetter, Jackson Lee, Elise Lee, Isabel Lee, Matthew Lee, Vivian Legat, Celeste Lemanski, Kathleen Linthicum, Cortney Loggans, Kaitlyn Lomax, Lauren Lord, Amanda Ly, Catherine Lynn, Hannah Madison, Nathaniel Maggs, Bradley Mahmoud, Joseph M. Mahoney, Kyler Malik, Amir Martis, Ryan McArtor, London McAuley, Connor McAuley, Ryan McCormack, Alexander McDaniel, Farah McLaughlin, Colton McNary, Nicholas Mennell, Kaysee Miller, Chase Miller, Jaydin Mitchell, Joshua Mitchell, Olivia Montalvo, Zackery Moore, Ashlyn Moore, Gavin Moore, Lauryn Moran, Kennedy Morgan, Margaret Mras, Grant Murray, Jason Nasco, Taylor Nastuh, Waseh
NeSmith, Sabria Nisson, Collette Noto, Samantha Okine, Enoclyne Omar, Ryan Patterson, Eveleth Peterson, Lindsey Pike, Nicholas Posey, Elizabeth Prade, Laila Przybocki, Dana Quintero, Julianna Ramos, Peyton Rankin IV, James Rehman, Hafsa Renalds, Paul Richardson, Caroline Ridder, Shea Rinker, Kyle Rivera Torres, Natasha Rodriguez, Hailey Rodriguez-Johnson, Jaden Romeo, Joseph Ruiz Montoya, Anthony Rupert, Matthew Salak, John Salman, Chloe Schlevensky, Luke Schoettle, Kaitlyn Schraml, Kayla Schraml, Kelsey Schultz, Cassidy Schutte, Haysten Scott, Christian Scott, Cole Scott, Julia Sequino, Sophia Shafi, Shahzaib Shah, Aleena Sharma, Ishan Shively, Regan Simmons, Emma Singh, Mandeep Smith, Aidan Spezzano, Sydney Stephens, Lily Stephenson, Nancy Stone, Madeline Suchotinunt, Caitlin Suh, Eric Swope, Kayla Tait, Lauren
Tebyanian, Neda Tekampe, Anna Templeton, Amaya Tiet, Brandon Tranumn, Ariana Truitt, Virginia Usurin-Mora, Diego Valdez, Aiden Valencia, Alanis Van Rossem, Victoria Varnes, Sydney Vasquez, Nathan Vilevac, Trevor Walker, Christopher Waugh, Katherine Weaver, Anya Wilcoski, Thomas Williams, Cayla Wilson, Avarie Wilson, Sierra Wingate, Ashleigh Wittenberg, Meagan Woods, Erin Wooller, Caleb Young, Jordan Young, Linden Zell, Declan Zombron, Alexandra
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Important Information for Parents and Students Animals in the school setting and school grounds
Parents, please know that we love animals and would welcome them in the school for instructional
purposes per county regulations. Unfortunately, animals, specifically dogs are not allowed in school or
on school grounds. There are signs posted near our fields. We recognize that all animals we’ve seen
are secured to a leash. However, we ask that you adhere to the PWC policy and leave your pets at
home. Please also understand that you may be asked to leave the campus with your animal.
Question/Answer– Good To Know
Q: How do we get important messages or items you may drop off for your child to them in a timely
manner?
A: If it’s an emergency item, we’ll get it to them right away. However, if it’s something they can pick
up during lunch, their names are posted on the message board and they know to report to the message
table to pick the items up. This usually works very well. If a major change will occur for your child for
the day, such as a different route home, please share this and we will have a counselor or administrator
to get the message to them asap. When bringing shoes, please put them in a plastic bag with student’s
name on it.
Q: Can I speak with a teacher during the day if I have questions about my child?
A: During the instructional day, teachers are not able to speak to parents on the phone. However, they
are required to follow-up within 24 - 48 hours. They may also attempt to call during their planning
times.
Q: Am I allowed to have lunch with my child?
A: Absolutely! However, middle school students usually aren't too cool about it. Just let the office
know and you’ll need to sign-in.
Q: Can I watch my child practice sports?
A: Our coaches welcome it. However, please no side-line coaching :-). When visiting inside of the
building, please arrive before the main office closes at 4 p.m. and make sure the coach is aware of your
visit. You must be officially signed in when coming into the building.
Q: Can I volunteer at the middle school?
A: Absolutely! We welcome volunteers. In fact we need parent volunteers in many roles. Please con-
tact Jan Smith at 571.402.3500 if interested.
Ashley Harigan Summer School Assistant Principal
Brandon Neal Summer School Principal
Information and registration form are located on pages 33 - 35.
