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Show N.S. SCHOOL NEWS PAGE B2 MARCH 19, 2010 SUMMIT COUNTY NEWS Sterling Scholars Cody Bunting Sheridin Vernon Kylie Sneddon Emeline Brown Kristy Moody Mckenzee Murdock Louis Rodriguez James Sargent Kendra Richins Tylynn Bingham Lindsay Mellor Shyanne Ovard Amelia Fitch North Summit High School will host the 20092010 Sterling Scholar Competition on April 21. The competition will run all day, with awards ceremony at 7 p.m. that night. The NSHS Sterling Scholars are: Business and Marketing, Cody Bunting; Computer Technology, Sheridan Vernon; Dance, Kylie Sneddon; English, Emeline Brown; Family and Consumer Science, Kristy Moody; General, McKenzee Murdock; Math, Louis Rodriguez; Music, James Sargent; Social Science, Kendra Richins; Science, Tylynn Bingham; Speech and Drama, Lindsay Mellor; Trade and Tech Education, Shyanne Ovard, and Visual Arts, Amelia Fitch Students attend "Reality Town" North Summit Middle School Second Trimester Honor Rolls North Summit Middle School is delighted to announce the second trimester honor roll for 2009 - 2010. To qualify for the High Honor Roll, students must achieve a GPA of 3.90 to 4.00. An asterisk * indicates a 4.00. To qualify for the Honor Roll, students must achieve a GPA of 3.667 to 3.890. Congratulations to the following students: FIFTH GRADE High Honor Roll: Joshua Allred, Sadie Boyer *, Makenzi Crittenden, Saige Crittenden, Chase Dallin *, Daintrie DuCharme *, Cameron Fournier, Kayson Judd *, Cole Peterson *, Autumn Rees *, Elsie Richins, Rachael Richins *, Eisley Scholes, Savanna Snyder *, Daniel Stephens *, and Tristan Woolstenhulme *. Honor Roll: Madeline Birk, Ashlin Blonquist, Jaxon Cole, Kathryn Curtis, Amanda Donaldson, Kailey Edgel, Miguel Guadarrama, Jared Hansen, Calvin Hunsaker, Jennie Jewkes, Colton Kershaw, Cache Larsen, Teshina Kewis, Elizabeth Mar- tinez, Alissa McCurdy, Braxton Northrup, Gonzalo Portillo, Madison Watterson, and Anne Winters. SIXTH GRADE High Honor Roll: Jennifer Bristow, Ethan Brown, Curtis Calderwood *, Sam Crittenden *, Nathan Evans, Wyatt Espell *, Kylee Fluckiger *, Nathaniel Giauque *, Coree Jacobson, Holden Jones *, Tayvia Lindsley *, Bristee McKnight, Brooklyn Nelson, Reagan Rees, McKaylie Richins *, Makayla Smith *, and Eric Wayment *. Honor Roll: Justyce Anderson, Dani Bingham, Kaden Calderwood, Jared Devey, Emily Donaldson, Chris Doubleday, Dalton Gibbs, Jace Hirzel, Mattie Jolley, Jennifer Moody, Tyler Orgill, Austin Richins, Mason Richins, Zacary Simister, and Jenessa Stephens. SEVENTH GRADE High Honor Roll: Matthew Boyer *, Makenzie Brown *, Katie Calderwood, Katherine Folker *, McKell Hortin, Kathryn Judd *, Isabella Koyle *, Jason Lowe, Ryan McMichael *, Haylee McQueen *, Corben Ruf, Siera Simkins *, Ruby Skagerberg *, Cameron Smith *, and Alyssa Snyder *. Honor Roll: Elisha Burgener, Cason DeForest, Kasidee Evans, Arielle Hunsaker, Carlos Martinez, Meg McMichael, Kaylee Mellor, Tristen Northrup, Kaysie Orgill, Alicia Pangman, Carson Richins, Daren Richins, Hadley Richins, Carmela Rodriguez, and Jordyn Scholes. EIGHTH GRADE High Honor Roll: Leah DeSantos *, Ethan Devey, Colby Judd *, Aislinn Macintosh, Austin Simister, Kylee Jo Stokes *, and Jessica Vernon. Honor Roll: Joshua Birk, Tess Bonham, Kasey Dawson, Ta'tiana Fa' avale , Brooke Fristrup, Trevor Hale, Shianne Hobson, Morgan Judd, Shelby Kitchen, Hayden Lewis, Samantha McCurdy, Hayden Murdock, Jesus Ramirez, McKaylie Rex, Ashley Sargent, Aubrey Staples, Brenz Staples, Makenzie Wagner, and Ellora Wardrop. Subscribe To The Summit County News! 336-5501 Don't Be Afraid of a Mouse. Subscribe to the NEWS o.es4 e-4 See Now Available Online! STUDENT WRITER: TIANA FAAVALE Recently, our seventh and eighth graders of North Summit participated in a program called "Reality Town." The students applied for jobs that fit their grade point average, and were given a pamphlet of real life scenarios, having a non working spouse with three kids for example. We were also given a fake check book, in order to pay for insurance and a house and other necessities. We were instructed to go to the middle school gym and go to each table in the gym. There were many tables to participate in. For example I went to buy car insurance first, then I went to buy and car, house, and dental insurance. After purchasing everything needed in order to have a well-balanced life, some students were "in debt" and needed to buy a smaller house, buy cheaper food, or downsize. I thought this was a good experience and it taught everyone how important it is too balance out your life, and that sometimes you need to make sacrifices. I hope that every student is able to participate in this fun and educational activity. Note: The North Summit Middle School Administration and staff would like to thank the teachers, volunteers, including professionals, high school students and counselors for their participation in this exercise. They all hope that the students will benefit from their experiences in the up-coming real-life choices as they prepare for their education. They also felt that the program was a great success. STICK YOUR NECK OUT FOR KIDSSTOP DRUGS a VIOLENCE 1 YEAR ONLINE $27.00 Call 435-336-5501 |
