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Show Thursday, September 29, 2011 Schools The Gunnison Valley Gazette New Resource Officer appointed Page 7 GVHS prepares for Les Mis by MARK HENLINE Gunnison City Police Department has a new Resource Officer to work in the valley's schools. Kris Sorenson, of Aurora, was appointed as the new officer by Gunnison Mayor Lori Nay at the city council meeting held on September 21st. He officially began working in the schools the next day. Sorenson grew up in Aurora and attended schools in Salina and graduated from North Sevier High School. He then went on a two year mission for the LDS Church to New Zealand. Following his mission, Sorenson married Jodie Betty of Annabella. They have three children. Sorenson started his career working for the State Corrections in their Draper facility. He then was hired as an ar en me unnison "a ey azette New Resource Officer Kris Sorenson with Gunnison Valley High School students. officer for Sevier County and Sorenson's Ranch School. Sorenson said, "My family and I are selling our home and are currently looking for a place in the Gunnison Valley. We are excited for this opportunity." Police Chief Trent Halliday said, "Sorenson is a great applicant. He will work well in the schools." Fula yons unntson "a ey azette Scouts visit newspaper office Megan Larsen and Tanner Agren learn a song for Les Miserables auditions while Mr. Allred teaches. The high school will perform the musical this coming November. Two Cub Scouts groups from the valley visited the Gazette office this week to learn about communication. Scouts from the Gunnison 2nd Ward visited on Tuesday afternoon. Pictured are, (top) front row: Cody Madsen and Parker Judy. Back: Scout leader Amie Tucker, Jayden Jensen, Brayden Madsen, Gabriel Jensen and Scout leader Darja Otten. Bottom photo: The Axtell Cub Scouts visited on Monday afternoon. They are: Logan Forbush, Treyson Goff, Alexander Stewart, Treavor Seal, Bryce Rasmussen, Destry Nay, Levi Reber and their leaders Mike and Marcy Forbush. Is sponsored by: 50 E. HWY 89 - Gunnison . .,-. 528-3792 t DE00 57 South Main • Gunnison ..5 ea cute -fracc tri—‹ Specialty Pizza's: thicken Alfredo • Philly Steak 8 Swiss • BBQ thicken •thicken Bacon Ranch Stix of all kinds: Bread Stix • theerstix • Pepperoni Stix • Hawaiian Stix •(inastix • Yummy Stix Lunchtime Special: Pizza by the Slice COACH B'S LOTSA FOTSA SPORTS CALENDAR GVHS Girls Soccer Thur Sept 29 • Gunnison @ South Sevier • 4 pm Tue Oct 4 • North Sevier @ Gunnison • 4 pm GVHS Volleyball Factory Authorized your comfort specia lists 528-3988 . ..,. (Limited Area oss catUeoi HALL COM. . This week's Heap of the Week goes to Dante Beck! Dante drives a 2000 white Ford Expedition. "I don't trust it!" WEEK is easy, with forms available in area schools, partner locations and online at archteacherawards.com ." The public nominates outstanding teachers, who are then sent applications for completion and submission to the Foundation. The applications are judged by a blue-ribbon panel of previous recipients, and the top five applicants are determined. Announcement of awardees is traditionally made in the spring, near the close of the school year. The Arch Coal Foundation also supports teacher-recognition or grant programs in Colorado, West Virginia and Wyoming, as well as a number of other education-related causes. Including the teacher awards program, Arch Coal and its Foundation support $1.4 million in education-related programs and charitable giving each year. Details about the Foundation's signature teacher awards and grant programs are posted online at www.archteacherawards. 1■120A4- of of the SALINA, — The Arch Coal Foundation again will honor five area teachers with prestigious Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards in the 2011-2012 school year, according to Ken May, general manager of the Sufco mine. "The Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards Program allows members of the community an opportunity to say 'thanks' to a teacher who made a positive impact on their lives," said May. This is the sixth year for the Foundation's teacher-recognition program in Carbon, Emery, Sanpete and Sevier counties, which surround the Skyline, Dugout Canyon and Sufco mines operated by Canyon Fuel Company, a subsidiary of Arch Coal, Inc. "The Foundation's program gives everyone — from students and parents to colleagues and all others who have ever been helped by a teacher — an opportunity to thank a special teacher and also to reward them," said May. "The nomination process Coct49\ Y3' Pizza • Calzone Breadsticks • Salad\%'\WIA IA "/ZZrif Free Delivery .,_ ..• • NEAP WEEK HEAP Arch Coal awards program kicks off sixth year in Utah Dealer &AiI Cooling Sysisess Thur Sept 29 • Manti @ Gunnison • 7 pm Tue Oct 4 • Gunnison @ North Sevier • 7 pm GVHS Football Fri Sept 30 • Gunnison @ Emery • 7 pm The Gunnison Valley Gazette would like to thank their weekly sponsors! Gunnison Valley Bank, Lotsa Motsa, Jensen Drug & Floral, Hill's Heating & Air, Hermansen Mill, Ace Hardware, Peterson Refrigeration, Gunnison Telephone Co., Satterwhite Log Homes |
