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After a great deal of background information through social studies and art classes, sixth-grade students at Cardinal Middle School traveled to University…
6th-Graders Visit Art Museum
After a great deal of background information through social studies and art classes, sixth-grade students at Cardinal Middle School traveled to University Circle to experience art first hand. From Monet’s “Water Lilies” to Andy Warhol’s “Marilyn,” more than 100 students got a glimpse of the many different techniques artists have to offer, both modern and classic.
Students enjoyed the Collections Wall, which is an interactive exhibit using touch screens, as well as the Focus Gallery, which displays featured artwork. As part of their visit, teachers and students used the ARTLENS app for iPad to learn about the artwork and find their way around.
Students shared their favorites, among them the painting of Ann Frank, the Renaissance painters, the Impressionists, and of course, the armor room. Students admired the artwork with enthusiasm and respect. It was an exciting opportunity that they thoroughly enjoyed.
Transportation was provided by the Cardinal Middle School PSTA. Thanks, PTSA.
CMS Year-End Awards
Cardinal Middle School recently held its annual awards assembly.
Madison Barlow-Potter was the winner of the Debbie Seyer Memorial Award and a $500 savings bond. Erin Ross and Trent Mast received the American Legion Academic Award
Sixth-grader Emily Soltis, Anthony Brezo, seventh-graders Anna Avalon and Brendan White, and eighth-graders Jessica Skitzki and Maxwell Warner received Robert K. Conley Good Citizenship awards.
Individual class awards were then given to the following students:
Physical Education Tyson Sinclair, Allyson Almy and Rebecca Detweiler; Art – Faith Peters; Band Faith Peters, Megan Maddox and Jessica Skitzki; Computer Grace Bayzath, Drew List and Katerina Klingensmith;
Sixth-grade: Language Arts Kailyn Foutty; Math Leona Mullet; Science Faith Peters;Social Studies Jonathan Holt;
Seventh-grade: Language Arts Hanna Traggiai; Math Brendan White; Science Jacob Revak; Social Studies Megan Maddox;
Eighth-grade: Language Arts Julia McIntosh; Math Erin Ross/Bobby Pierce/ Wallie Weaver; Science Madison Barlow-Potter; Social Studies Jordyn Schultz;
Perfect Attendance Anna Avalon, Megan Maddox, Trent Mast, Dawn Scribben, Morgan Smock, Alexander Sypen, Katie Weaver and Wallie Weaver;
Spelling Bee Jonathan Holt, Mikayla Vlach, Kailyn Foutty, Jordan Weaver, Tom Crawford, Ella Rhodes, Jared Roskelly, Trisha Cesar, Anthony Granny, Kasey Linberg, Alexandria Michener (winner) and Dylan Carroll, who moved.
Club awards were presented to: Student Council Gracie Bayzath; Raina Duris, Kailyn Foutty, Hailey Francis, Hannah Hill, Jonathan Holt, Kaylee Klepper, Adriana Naples, Abbey Peterson, Crossland Robinson, Jordan Weaver, Gavin Wolf, Tom Crawford, Zackery Folk, Cameron Klepper, Taylor Kolat, Parker Kosh, Megan Maddox, Robbie Mulh, Ashley Peterson, Kylie Sirb, Connor Smith, Hanna Traggiai, Stephanie Williamson, Megan Zeigler, Taylor Zeigler, Madison Barlow-Potter, Kasey Linberg, Jaime Loveland, Alex Michener, Shelby Miller, Allissa Nevison, Erin Ross, Dawn Scribben, Jessica Skitzki, Megan Tucker and Max Warner;
Math Team seventh-graders Anna Avalon, Jordyn Granito, Alex Klomfas, Hanna Traggiai, Alex Hutchinson, Matt Stanziale and eighth-graders Tori McClain, Erin Ross, Megan Tucker, Julia McIntosh, Christina Pemberton and Megan Baril;
Office Workers Olivia Brown, Destani Cochran, Madison Barlow-Potter and Megan Tucker; Yearbook Jaime Loveland, Stephanie Yeager, Tori McClain, Sara Riebe, Andy Ward and Mitchell Samas. Other clubs and/or groups that received recognition were Builder’s Club, STEM Club, CMA Care Team and Chess Club.
The Brett Blair Sportsmanship Award was given to Madison Barlow-Potter, Kyle Simms and Brandon Nevison.
Members of the Honor Roll and Straight A lists for the first three quarters were recognized.
There was also a PTSA presentation by Mrs. Sue Ellen LaDow. She presented each graduating eighth-grader with a Cardinal Huskie drawstring bag. KFC provided certificates for a free kid’s meal for each eighth-grader. Good luck next year at Cardinal High School.
Important Dates
July 24-26: Pay-to-Participate fees, CHS, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
July 29: CHS office opens, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Aug. 5-6: Falls sports practices begin
Aug. 14: Schedule pickup for CMS students, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Aug. 15-16: Senior photos, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Aug. 19: Teacher In-Service Day; Freshman orientation, 6:30 p.m.
Aug. 20: Teacher orientation
Aug. 21: First day for students
