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Show C4 Tuesday, October 12, 1993 DAVIS COUNTY CUPPER ghools Utah Talent Search seeks jr. highs' best, brightest Junior high school students who have scored extremely high on standardized achievement tests are invited to participate in the Utah Talent Search, coordinated by the Department of Special Education at the University of Utah. Students who participate will have the opportunity to take either the ACT or SAT test, both of which are normally taken in high school as college entrance exams. To be eligible to participate, students in the seventh, eighth or ninth grade must have scored in the 95th percentile in a major subsection of a standardized achievement test administered by the school. These include total math, total verbal, total battery, or science and social studies. "Participants will gain early experience with college entrance exams," says Dr. Joan Wolf, associate professor of special education and area coordinator of the Gifted Education Program at the U., who has overall responsibility for the talent search. "They will also receive interpretation of the ACTSAT use for planning." invited to test results that they can own their academic High scorers will be attend a workshop and awards ceremony at the university for themselves and their parents next spring. "A major benefit of participation in the talent search is the opportunity for high achievers to meet other bright and motivated students and to share academic experiences," says Wolf. "They are at an age where being different is sometimes difficult, and it's very positive to spend time with kids like themselves. This is the second year of the search, and we encourage last year's participants to enroll again this year." All participants will be recognized by their schools for their achievement. Top scorers on the ACT and SAT will be eligible for scholarships to the University of Youth Utah of Academy Excellence. Operated by the Division of Continuing Education, the program combines formal instruction with field trips, speakers and sports to provide enrichment programs in humanities, science, mathematics and writing. District gifted program coordinators and counselors at junior high schools throughout the state have been provided with information and application forms. The application deadline is Oct. 8. For information, contact school counselors or call the Utah Talent Search at 585-696- 3. MJH holds fundraiser (Top photo) Centerville Junior High's new faculty members are: Judith Tanner, Gary Brubaker, Richard Siegel, Bonnie Bourgeous, Debra Horne and Martha Avant (not in picture). representatives for the By CHELSEA HINCKLEY, MAREE GAILEY and CAMERON DIBB (Bottom) Centerville Junior High's elected school year pose for a group picture. 1993-9- 4 Charger Student Reporters Millcreek Jr. High is sponsoring another fund raiser, this time for the music department of the school. Every student will receive coupons for a dollar off to the Institute of Terror. On the back of each coupon is stamped "Millcreek Jr. High." For every coupon that the Institute receives with Millcreek stamped on it, the school gets $1. The music department of MJH will use the earned money MJH Cheerleaders The Millcreek Junior High School Cheerleaders for 1993-9- 4 are: back row, Jessica Bailey, Melinda Amie Lewis, Jacobs, Annie Muir, and Maura Platt; middle row, Jaclyn Markowski, Sara Mabey, Shannon Adams, and Janelle Doerr; front row, Katie Pickett, KC Stayner, Rachel Allen and Kim Child. to new buy percussion instruments for the band room. The Institute of Terror opens on Oct. 1 and closes on Oct. 31, Halloween. It opens at 7 p.m. every day and is closed on Sunday. The admission will be $5.50 for adults, $3.50 for children under 12, $4.50 for adults and $3.50 for children when you are in a group of 20 or more. You will pay only $4.50 or $2.50 with your $1 off coupon. The students can be given as many coupons as they want. The whole family is invited to join in the fun and the savings. The Institute of Terror is located at 300 West 1300 South in Salt Lake City. For further information call 467-810- Preschoo! registration slated The Davis County District has openings School at the Cross will be on Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to noon in Room 13. following preschools: Woods Cross Elementary, all classes. Registration for Woods 0. Morgan Elementary, and 29. All classroom curriculum activities were focused around lessons either about the city and community Centerville school. awareness Junior or High as a The art classes drew CJH logos, the gym class did a walking tour of the building premises, the geography classes took a bus tour officers grade Junior High School's 7th grade officers MJH 7th The Millcreek school year are: Brook Murdock, for the 1993-9- 4 secretary; Kelly Hellewell, vice president; and Josh Zigich, president. in through arts, crafts, and physical activities which develop coordination. The focus of the program is building a child's self esteem and desire to leam. Each class is used as a center for mainstreaming children with mild to sever handicaps. This provides opportunities for children to leam to understand and relate to children with handicaps. experience. Because the parents are actively involved skills experience such as stories, songs, The Parent Cooperative Preschool is a family centered program. In this program, the teacher and the parents work as partners in providing the children with a fun, preschool learning the mountains, hills and parameter of segments of the building, and developing 546-791- of the city, highlighting Centerville city, the history classes read about Centerville city, math classes measured the different The Cooperative Preschool program stresses learning and y classes. Please call Lynda Anderson 0 for at Morgan Elementary more information. CJH focus on community Centerville Junior High School sponsored "C week Sept. 27, 28 two-da- to help them learn more effectively. their child's education, they learn what to expect of a child their child's age and how English classes wrote essays about the school. "C" Week was an idea by Centerville Junior High's new principal, Mrs. Muna to focus on school and community importance. Home Services Mall IDESIKdN UR 10(10 CONTEST Help us create the Logo for the NEW Home Services Mall Make 9t "9ttm Stmc WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY FIRST PRIZE IS $100 IN HOME SERVICES MALL BUCKS OK" good at any business in the mall Ghsiiittnal TWO SECOND PRIZES ARE $50 EACH IN HOME SERVICES MALL BUCKS good at any business in the mall Kit Sale! Stitchery Christmas Counted X Stitch 1. Stamped X Stitch Crewel Needlepoint Sweater Kits Sale Ends October Shop Early For Best Selection 2. 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