Spring 2014 - Ashland Independent Schools

The Charles Russell School
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March 21, 2014
A CRS STLP/PTO Publication
Volume 21 Issue 3
Spring Madness
3/1 – District Governor’s Cup @ Hager, 8 am - ? pm
3/3 – CRS SBDM Meeting, Library, 5:30 PM
3/6 – McTeacher’s Night, Ashland McDonald’s 5:15 – 8:30 pm
3/9 – Spring Clocks Forward to Daylight Savings Time
3/17 – 3/28 – 3rd-6th Map Testing Window
3/20 – School-wide Art Show, 6-7 pm
3/22 – Regional Governor’s Cup @
3/22 – Regional RCX Robotics Competition @ Morehead, 8:30 am – 3 pm
3/24 – Board of Education Meeting, CO, 5:30 pm
3/26 – CRS Faculty Meeting, Library, 3:00 pm
3/27 – Spring Picture Day
3/27 – CRS March Madness Family Literacy Night, 5:30-7 pm
3/28 – End of 3rd 9-weeks
3/31 – 4/4 – Spring Break, No School
4/7 – CRS SBDM Meeting, Library, 5:30 pm
4/7 – CRS PTO Meeting, Library, 6:30 pm
4/11 – 3rd 9-weeks Report Card Day
4/14 – 4/25 – K-2nd Map Testing Window
4/17 – 4th Grade Trip to Columbus Zoo
4/18 – Easter Parties, 1:30 pm
4/22 – STLP State Competition, Rupp Arena, 6 am – 11 pm
4/23 – Test Administration, All Staff, Library, 3-4:30 pm
4/24 k- Harriet Tubman Program, Gym, 10-10:45 am
4/25 – 3rd Grade to Heritage Farms, 8:30 – 2 pm
4/28 – Board of Education Meeting, CO, 5:30 pm
4/30 – 5/3 – Safety Patrol Trip to Washington DC
5/1 – CRS PTO Meeting, Library, 5:30 pm
5/2 – HeadStart Visits, 9:30 am & 1:30 pm
5/5 – CRS SBDM Meeting, Library, 5:30 pm
5/5 – 5/9 – Year End Keyboarding Tests, 2nd-6th
5/6 – Hot diggity Dog Dinner, 6:30-8 pm
5/7 – DARE Day, 6th Grade, Gattiland, 8:30 am – 2 pm
5/5-5/9 – Teacher Appreciation Week
5/8 – 6th Grade Orientation @ Verity, 8:30 am - ? pm
5/14 – 5/21 – KPREP Testing Window, 3rd – 6th
5/19 – Board of Education Meeting, CO, 5:30 pm
5/20 – Election Day, No School for students
5/23 – 6th Grade to Solato Wildlife Center, Frankfort
5/26 – School-wide, Career Day
5/27 – Memorial Day, School is in session, Track & Field day
5/28 – 5th Grade Plays, Library; Blazer Senior Luncheon, 12 N, Gym
5/29 – 5th Grade to KY Horse Park, Lexington
5/29 – 1st Grade Pet Day, 1 pm, 6th Advancement, 6 pm, Gym
5/30 - Awards Program, 8:30 am, Gym; 6th Picnic, 11:30 am, Gym
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Science Fair
Wildlife Conservation
On February 7th, the 5th and 6th grade classes
participated in a science fair. Students had to think
of a science experiment, and then fill out an
information packet with a hypothesis, vocabulary
words, research and data collected and a few other
things. We had to take all of our information from
the packet and neatly present it on a tri-fold board.
We could work individually or 2-3 in a group.
Judges, our counselor, Mrs. Brillhart, and a special
ed. teacher, Mrs. Campbell, came around to each
project and asked us a few questions. One
example question that everyone answered was,
“What is the science behind your project?” The
science fair was from 1-2:30 pm in the school gym.
The winners for 5th grade were: 1st-Josh ThomasSolar Oven; 2nd-Dalton Gray, Eli Aldridge, & Eli
Miller-Electric Pickle; and 3rd-Richard Runyon,
Melanie Grimm, & Tyler Miller-Conductors. Sixth
grade winners were: 1st-Maggie Thompson, Jessie
Williams, & Felicity Elam-Shake It Up; 2nd-Zach Lee
& Dakotah Forth-Left or Right; and 3rd-Cameron
Marushi, Grant Kelley, & Zach Francis-Moovin with
Milk. The overall winner was Spencer GibbsStrongest Building Shapes. These students won the
opportunity to compete against students from
other schools in the ACTC Regional Science Fair on
Saturday, February 8th. Spencer Gibbs won 1st
place in the engineering category at ACTC. Good
Job, gang! - Taylor York
On one Friday every month, Kenny Skaggs comes
from the Boyd County Conservation Office and
teaches the 5th grade classes about wildlife
conservation. He teaches us many things like facts
about different animals, gun safety, and preventing
forest fires. He shows us videos, pictures, and slide
shows. At the end of each lesson, to make sure we
paid attention; Mr. Skaggs asks us questions and
gives us prizes for answering correctly. –Taylor York
Civil War Presentation
On the 28th of February, the 5th grade classes
learned about the Civil War. Mr. Shawn Braden,
Civil War re-enactor and CRS custodian, showed his
Civil War collection and shared his knowledge with
the 5th grade students in a presentation in the
library. He had Civil War-era military belts,
uniforms, hats, medals, spoons, canteens, cups,
and much more. He discussed many interesting
facts about how the pieces were made and used
and what life was like during the Civil War. At the
end of his presentation, he allowed the students to
ask questions. There had to be at least fifty or
more questions that they asked. The kids enjoyed
learning about the Civil War and appreciated Mr.
Braden sharing his knowledge with them. -Paige
Kelley & Gabby Talamantez
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Mask Making
Tobacco Free Academy
On February 27, Mrs. Hall’s 6th grade class learned
how to make Inca masks. To start, we watched a
video about how to make the masks. The masks
had to look 3-dimensional. The materials we used
were different colors of construction paper, glossy
paper mosaic pieces, clear glue, and a white paper
ready-made mask. First we took the mask and
bent the paper in the center to make the nose.
Next we got pieces of construction paper in colors
that we liked. From that we needed to make the
eyelids, eye shadow, and glue them to the mask.
Then we could make other designs to put on the
mask. Some of the designs were made from the
mosaic pieces or the construction paper. For
example mosaic pieces were glued to the mask to
look like face paint. After we were done with the
face we added hair and beards. Finally we were
finished. They were all unique and very colorful.
On February 21, the Tobacco Free Academy came
to CRS to teach kids why we shouldn’t use tobacco.
They want us to be tobacco free. They had a
PowerPoint that gave a lot of details on tobacco
and why we shouldn’t use it. They had some
displays for us to look at with one showing what a
smoker’s lungs look like compared to a nonsmoker’s lungs. Another one showed what could
happen to the tongue and mouth of a tobacco
user. One display taught us how to read the
warning labels on tobacco products to encourage
us not to use tobacco. Finally there was one that
had different drugs and things that are made from
tobacco. They told us some stories about famous
people who had used tobacco and how it had
affected them. We learned a lot and will hopefully
not use tobacco. –Savannah Rigdon & Caleb Campbell
McTeacher’s Night
-Dakotah Forth & Terrick Smith
Family Game Night
March 6 was McTeacher’s Night at the Ashland
McDonald’s. Many CRS teachers participated by
working the drive-thru window; running cash
registers; packing orders; making drinks; ice cream
cones; and French fries; greeting people who came;
putting tattoos on the kids; or cleaning up. A
percentage of all sales from 5:15 to 8:30 was
donated to CRS. The school earned $479.22 from
sales and $45.93 in tips for a total of $525.15. The
money will go towards one of the many school
activity funds that have the most need.
Has your family ever had a family game night?
Well, CRS had one school wide. It was on February
20 in the evening and hosted by the PTO in the
school gym. They did it because they wanted you
to just spend time with your family, get up out of
the house and play a game to just have a little bit
of fun. They set up some games in the gym like,
the limbo, twister, board games and others.
Parents spent quality time with their kids and kids
got to spend time with their friends. Everyone had
FUN!!! Elizabeth Davis & Gwen Akers
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Fireman Visit
Academic Team News
-Meet on 1/13 @ CRS with Poage, Crabbe, Summit,
and Worthington. Social Studies: 5th-Kaythan
Baer; Lang. Arts: 3rd-Eli Campbell, 4th-Taylor
Hamilton, 5th-Hope Harris; Science: 1st-Melanie
Grimm, 4th-Dalton Gray; Arts/Human.: 3rd-Willow
Triplett; Math: 4th-Noah Carey; Quick Recall: CRS
vs. Poage won 16 to 8; CRS vs Worthington lost 19
to 16.
-Meet on 2/10 @ Russell with Poage. Social
Studies: 3rd-Dalton Gray, 4th-Luke Geyer, 6th-Allie
Greene; Lang. Arts: 5th-Taylor Hamilton, 6th-Willow
Triplett; Science: 3rd-Tyler Miller, 4th-Dalton Gray,
5th-Melanie Grimm; Arts/Human.: 3rd-Tyler Miller,
4th-Willow Triplett; Math: 4th-Noah Carey, 6thMelanie Grimm; Quick Recall: Lost both matches.
-District Governor’s Cup on 3/1 @ Hager with
Poage and Oakview. Team members who
qualified for Regional in all events: Charles
Russell – (40 points) 1st place overall- Tyler Miller,
Luke Geyer, Dalton Gray, Melanie Grimm, Willow
Triplett, Mimi Moore, Richard Runyon, Noah Carey,
Gwen Akers, Isaac Campbell, Caleb Campbell, Eli
Campbell, Spencer Greene, Hannah Greene, Kaleb
Kohut, Jocelyn Damron.
-Regional Governor’s Cup on 3/22 @ Cannonsburg.
Math: 5th-Noah Carey, 24 or higher-Melanie
Grimm & Tyler Miller; Composition: 4th-Gwen
Akers, 5th-Mimi Moore; FPS: 3rd-Jocelyn Damron,
Hannah Greene, Spencer Greene, & Mimi Moore.
The team was 8th Overall out of 18 schools. Great
job!
On March 13, Ashland firefighter, Anthony
Cornwell, came to the CRS library to talk about his
job with the 2nd graders. He talked about what he
does and what his life is like as a fireman. He has
to spend the night at the fire station. Guess what?
He has to be able to get all his fire equipment on in
one minute. He said he has to learn a lot like the
kids do. He also told them what to do if they were
in a fire like how to feel if the door is hot or cold
and how to stop, drop, and roll if your clothes catch
on fire. Finally he took all the kids outside to show
them the fire truck. They each got to go inside it.
They look excited. It was a really fun way to learn.
-Taylor Hamilton & Eli Campbell
Read the Most
Charles Russell students participated in
Renaissance Learning’s annual Read the Most
Coast to Coast Challenge on February 28. The goal
was to beat last year’s record for the number of AR
quizzes taken in one day and they did! Across the
country students completed 4,987,949 quizzes in
one day. Next year’s goal is to reach 5 million.
Good work, kids!
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Regional STLP RCX Results
4-H Speeches
The CRS STLP RCX (Robotics) team competed in the
regionals at Morehead State University in
Wetherby Gymnasium on March 22. The team
received 1st place and received a team trophy to
keep and a traveling trophy to return next year.
Charles Russell will be the first name engraved on
the traveling trophy. The team has been practicing
since October at CRS and Verity under the guidance
of Mr. Leistner from Verity and Mrs. Elkins from
CRS. The team had three chances to complete as
many missions as possible within 2 minutes and 30
seconds. Team members who competed are: Caleb
Campbell, Isaac Campbell, and Noah Crites. Other
members are: Eli Campbell, Noah Carey, Luke
Geyer, Melanie Grimm, and Bethany Ledford. The
team advances to the state competition on April 22
at Rupp Arena. Way to go!
The 5th grade recently did their 4-H speeches on
March 21. There were some pretty good ones.
The reasons we do this is because it’s fun and for a
grade. One of the messiest was a kid’s speech on
elephant toothpaste. It literally exploded! One guy
just got covered in it. The speeches took over half
the day to complete but it was worth it. The
winners who received purple ribbons and advance
to the district competition are: Kelsie Click,
Melanie Grimm, Eli Miller, Tyler Miller, Jadyn
Mintz, Mimi Moore, Richard Runyon, Beau Smith,
Josh Thomas, & Willow Triplett. –Melanie Grimm
PTO News
Greetings from your PTO! Our spring parties will
be on Friday, April 18th at 1:30. We will be having
Easter egg hunts. During the month of April, all of
our popcorn sales will be donated to the March of
Dimes. We appreciate all of your help with
fundraising this year!!! We will be contributing
toward the purchase of mulch for the playground.
We are also planning end of the year parties and
teacher appreciation week. Teacher appreciation
week is the first week of May. The spring Jelly Belly
fundraiser is due on Monday, March 24th. We will
see you at the next PTO meeting on Monday, April
7th at 5 pm. Thank You For Your Dedication To
CRS!!!
Karate Champion
nd
Jacob Allison, 2 grader in Mr. Manning’s
homeroom competed in five UMATA Karate
Tournaments this past year. Having the highest
number of points in his age group, Jacob is the
2013 UMATA Grand Champion. Great job!
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Notes from Nurse Remy
Dime War
Results from the Dime War held from February 12 through 28
for the March of Dimes were as follows:
An easy way to help your family get and stay
healthy--See if everyone in your family can meet
each of these goals every day:
FIVE servings of fruits and vegetables
FOUR servings of water
THREE servings of low-fat dairy products for
calcium and protein
•
TWO hours screen time, at the most
•
ONE or more hours of physical activity
Simple, right? Share these goals with your family
and discuss how to meet them together. Maybe
this could be your next family fitness challenge!
Go to familyfitness.about.com to learn more.
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Bonner
$0.00
Geyer
$2.90
$2.90
$16.93
$2.00
$18.93
McDowell
$6.03
$11.73
$17.76
Schirtzinger
$5.83
$3.87
$9.70
Bocook-1st
$57.23
$74.98
$132.21
King
$2.85
$24.17
$27.02
Manning-2nd
$6.69
$48.24
$54.93
Ledford
$5.63
$6.04
$11.67
Rowlett
$21.86
$16.16
$38.02
Hood
$12.72
$16.95
$29.67
Moore
$6.04
$0.00
$6.04
Foster
$0.00
$0.00
$0.00
McDavid
$3.06
$0.53
$3.59
Hall-3rd
$29.95
$24.21
$54.16
Total
$406.60
st
nd
1 place class earned a pizza party, 2 place got cupcakes
rd
and 3 place won Nerd ropes. Good job and thanks for
supporting the March of Dimes.
Recycling Collections
Watch DOGS News
Please save and send to school Campbell’s LFE
UPCs, General Mills/Pillsbury box tops (BTs),
printer cartridges, and old cell phones, digital
cameras & camcorders, laptops, iPods, MP3s,GPSs,
radar detectors, book e-readers, handheld games,
pop cans and tabs, Coke reward lids, and Tyson
chicken labels. Soup UPC’s (Mrs. Elkins) and Coke
rewards (PTO) help get stuff for our school; box
tops (Ms. Meade) & pop cans (Miss Rowlett)
provide funds to support AR; Tyson chicken labels,
printer cartridges, cell phones & cameras, etc.,
supports STLP (Mrs. Elkins); pop can tabs (Mrs.
Brillhart) are donated to the Ronald McDonald
House. Bottle cap collection for prosthetics (Mrs.
Schirtzinger) has stopped for the year. Any
questions or concerns, please contact the sponsor.
Classes to bring in the most LFE UPCs & BTs by
year’s end win prizes.
Our CRS dads are doing a great job working with
students. Dads are coming in reading with students,
working on sight words, and helping student with
classwork. We have dads working early morning duty at
the doors greeting students, helping with playground
duty, and in the lunchroom. There is still time to
volunteer if you haven’t had a chance to this year.
Please call Lisa Schirtzinger if you would like to schedule
a day. Next year we will continue with our group of
dads and we would love to have new dads to add to our
CRS Watch DOGS!! Every month we will be picking a
Top Dog of the Month. For the month of April our Top
Dog is Joe Tanner, Father of Eli and Alex Aldridge. Good
job Top Dog and thank you for your time!!
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January Students of the Month
Kennedie Lewis
Zane Ingram
Makayla Daniels
Amelia Akers
Kiana Leader
Alex Aldridge
Emme Chaffin
Marissa Morrison
Taylor Ashmore
Austin Davis
Eli Campbell
Shenoa Campbell
Lauren Spears
Maggie Thompson
Caleb Elliott
Emma Vanhorn
Willow Triplett
Brianna Davis
Vera Houk
Brady Callahan
Ashleigh Taylor
Aiden Daniel
Elli Moore
Alyssa Ozmun
February Students of the Month
Brady Marushi
Olivia Meade
JJ Johnson
Brooklyn Kouns
Tucker Rogers
Cavin Fitzpatrick
Mason Kohut
Natalie Woods
Josh Jordan
Mikayla Martin
Elizabeth Davis
Willow Triplett
Spencer Gibbs
Dane Wardle
Grant Kelley
Emme Rogers
Chris Hallman
Quentin Hughes
Isaac Campbell
Cody O'Cull
Melanie Grimm
Riley Dixon
Laryn Berry
Savannah Rigdon
Bonner
Geyer
McDowell
Schirtzinger
Bocook
King
Manning
Ledford
Rowlett
Hood
Moore
Foster
McDavid
Hall
Green/Salyers
Brillhart
Meade
Campbell
Elkins
Lees/Brown
Jackson
Martin
Wilcox/Arthur
Lunchroom
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Bonner
Geyer
McDowell
Schirtzinger
Bocook
King
Manning
Ledford
Rowlett
Hood
Moore
Foster
McDavid
Hall
Green/Salyers
Brillhart
Meade
Campbell
Elkins
Lees/Brown
Jackson
Martin
Wilcox/Arthur
Lunchroom
2nd 9-Weeks Awards
March Students of the Month
Perfect Attendance: Kindergarten-Andrew
Childers, William Crank, Isaac Leeper, Kennedie
Lewis, Elli Moore, Jordan Roach, Lyndsi Watts,
Noah Wurts ; 1st grade-Sammy Elswick, Ryan
Hazlett, Vera Houk, Brooklyn Kouns, Austin
Maynard, Emme Rogers; 2nd grade- Emme Chaffin,
Olivia Forth, Andrew Hazlett, Zach Kiser, Mason
Kohut, Kiana Leader, Ryan Miller, Tucker Rogers,
Grant Smith, Rachel Tackett, Dustan Webb, Austin
Wurts; 3rd grade- Asher Adkins, Tiffany Alfaro, Tori
Brown, Shelby Conley, Makena Francis, Bryson
Hale, Josh Jordan, Abby Leeper, Tilly Martin,
Marissa Morrison, Bailee Schirtzinger, Hallie Staggs;
4th grade- Riley Brogdon, Layla Brown, Caleb
Campbell, Eli Campbell, Isaac Campbell, Noah
Carey, Aliyah Coffey, Elizabeth Davis, Sonny Davis,
Hannah Greene, Spencer Greene, Hanna Haines,
Hope Harris, Faith Jordan, Laykin Kouns, Bethany
Ledford, Mikayla Martin, Andrew Moore; 5th
grade- Noah Crites, Spencer Gibbs, Allie Greene,
Mason Gussler, Haleigh Jackson, Kaleb Kohut, Eli
Miller, Tyler Miller, Gracin Smith, Taylor York; 6th
grade- Cameron Cook, Brianna Davis, Dakotah
Forth, Zach Francis, Natalie Haines, Cameron
Marushi, Josh Rice.
All A’s: 4th grade-Corey Adams, Riley Brogdon,
Isaac Campbell, Austin Davis, Luke Geyer, Hope
Harris, Hannah Greene, Mikayla Martin, Haleigh
Adkins, Gwen Akers, Kaythan Baer, Noah Carey,
Kameron Cavin, Elizabeth Davis, Sonny Davis,
Taylor Hamilton, Jack Heineman, Bethany Ledford,
Savannah Rigdon, Taryn Smith, Rilee Vanover, ; 5th
grade- Jocelyn Damron, Dalton Gray, Kaleb Kohut,
Taylor York, Tyler Miller, Mimi Moore, Richard
Runyon, Lauren Spears; 6th grade- Brianna Davis,
Grant Kelley, Paige Kelley, Cameron Marushi, Luke
Maze, Ashleigh Taylor, Maggie Thompson, Jessie
Williams.
A’s/B’s: 4th grade-Layla Brown, Lindsey Brown,
Caleb Campbell, Michael Damron, Kelsie Gibbs,
Belle Hiles, Kaleigh Newman, Abigail Baldwin, Eli
Campbell, Leah Grayson, Faith Jordan, Drew Kiser;
5th grade- Eli Aldridge, Hailey Cabell, Shenoa
Campbell, Chris Hallman, Kendrick Hogsten, Leah
Knotts, Rian McKenzie, Faith Nivens, Beau Smith,
Willow Triplett, Jonda Adams, Noah Crites, Allie
Bonner
Isaac Leeper
Geyer
Jessie Gray
McDowell
Elizabeth Steele
Schirtzinger
Aubrey Foster
Bocook
Lizee Coffey
King
Gianna/Rhiannon Cook
Manning
Molly Keelin
Ledford
Makena Francis
Rowlett
Jerrica Cokes
Hood
Andrew Moore
Moore
Sonny Davis
Foster
Chris Hallman
McDavid
Kelsie Click
Hall
Jessie Williams
Green/Salyers
Raven Rodas
Brillhart
Elijah Lewis
Meade
Lyndsi Watts
Campbell
Jillian Thacker
Elkins
Lacey Hale
Lees/Brown
Rashaye Wheeler
Jackson
Drew Kiser
Martin
Elliott Chavira
Wilcox/Arthur
Jesse Akers
Lunchroom
JT Knotts
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Smith, Lauren Spears; 6th grade- Riley Dixon, Anna
Heineman, Grant Kelley, Cameron Marushi, Luke
Maze, Gabby Talamantez, Ashleigh Taylor, Maggie
Thompson, Dane Wardle, Kyle Webster.
Keyboard Kahuna: 2nd grade- Ashley Colley-19/95;
3rd grade- Abby Leeper-20, Natalie Woods-20,
Logan Allison-22, Mya Chaffin-22,Holly Shelton-27;
4th grade-Taryn Smith-30, Rilee Vanover-30, Gwen
Akers-36, Kaythan Baer-41, Taylor Hamilton-47,
Elizabeth Davis-49; 6th grade- Riley Dixon-50/98,
Raven Rodas-60.
Ignition Certified: 4th grade- Kaythan Baer, Kelsie
Gibbs, Mikayla Martin
Vault Certified: 6th grade- Ashleigh Taylor
AR Goals: Ledford-Asher Adkins, Kane Albertson,
Logan Allison, Tori Brown, Mya Chaffin, Aiden
Daniel, Makena Francis, Bryson Hale, Abby Leeper,
Peyton Mains, Tilly Martin, Marissa Morrison,
Conner Robbins, Bailee Schirtzinger, Holly Shelton,
Tamel Smith, Rashaye Wheeler, Natalie Woods
Greene, Brandon Hensley, Brayden Hughes, Haley
Keyes, Eli Miller, Gracin Smith, Madison Thompson;
6th grade- Cameron Cook, Zach Francis, Dakotah
Forth, Natalie Haines, Anna Heineman, JT Knotts,
Gabby Talamantez, Dane Wardle, Kyle Webster.
Math Maniac: 1st grade-Anna Bocook, Kaia Mantle,
Cassie Jo Damron, Makayla Daniels, Kyra Traylor,
Kage Albertson, Kiarah Knipp, Kylee Fields, Emily
Atkinson, Amelia Akers, Logan Ashley, Chance
Bullion, Caleb Elliott, Molly Keyes, Vera Houk, Jaylin
Stanley, Isaiah Russell, Arsi Smith-Mensah, Emme
Rogers, Cayden Wardle; 2nd grade- Ashley Colley,
Rhiannon Cook, Bryce Roach, Jacob Allison, Brady
Callahan, Gabriel Soto, Tyson Lalonde, Keegan
Hale, Molly Keelin, Reyce Vanover, Rachel Tackett,
Austin Wurts, Caden Eldridge, Natalie McLeod,
Tucker Rogers; 3rd grade- Asher Adkins, Logan
Allison, Tori Brown, Aiden Daniel, Bryson Hale,
Abby Leeper, Tilly Martin, Marissa Morrison,
Conner Robbins, Holly Shelton, Rashaye Wheeler,
Natalie Woods, Tiffany Alfaro, Jerrica Cokes,
Jackson Lawson, Dylan Lundy, Gracie Madden; 4th
grade-Hope Harris, Mikayla Martin, Gwen Akers,
Noah Carey, Taylor Hamilton, Bethany Ledford; 5th
grade- Melanie Grimm, Tyler Miller, Mimi Moore,
Taylor York, Faith Nivens, Jocelyn Damron; 6th
grade- Cameron Marushi.
Super Speller: 1st grade- Laryn Berry, Kyra Traylor,
Kylee Fields, Kaia Mantle, Anna Bocook, Aidan
Adkins, Austin Maynard, Cassie Jo Damron, JJ
Johnson, Kiarah Knipp, Caleb Elliott, Aubrey Foster,
Vera Houk, Molly Keyes, Emme Rogers, Arsi Smith,
Brycen Ward; 2nd grade- Alex Aldridge, Rhiannon
Cook, Dustan Webb, Jacob Allison, Mason Byrd,
Brady Callahan, Gracie DeLaney, Molly Keelin,
Mason Kohut, Tyson LaLonde, Gabriel Soto, Rachel
Tackett, Emma VanHorn, Reyce Vanover, Olivia
Wilkerson, Austin Wurts, Kiana Leader; 3rd gradeAbby Leeper, Marissa Morrison, Conner Robbins,
Shelby Conley, Jackson Lawson; 4th grade-Corey
Adams, Riley Brogden, Layla Brown, Lindsey Brown,
Kelsie Gibbs, Austin Davis, Luke Geyer, Hannah
Greene, Spencer Greene, Mikayla Martin, Haleigh
Adkins, Gwen Akers, Kaythan Baer, Noah Carey,
Elizabeth Davis, Hanna Haines, Taylor Hamilton,
jack Heineman, Drew Kiser, Bethany Ledford, Matti
Parks, Taryn Smith, Rilee Vanover; 5th grade- Gracin
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