Congratulations to Timmons Elementary School Students selected for Lunch Bunch honors for October.The following kindergartners honored with "respect" awards were Wesley Abrahamson, Adam…
Timmons Lunch Bunch
Congratulations to Timmons Elementary School Students selected for Lunch Bunch honors for October.
The following kindergartners honored with “respect” awards were Wesley Abrahamson, Adam Barr, Kailyn Doheny, Kohana Mori, Austin Otero, Dominic Silla and Joseph Vilics. First-graders honored were Joseph Artale, Brady Baran, Evan DeCourcey, Andrew Fender, August Marcoguiseppe, Samuel Westervelt and Cade White.
Second-graders were Kieran Cahalane, Charles Eibler, David Ersek, Daniela Lioudis, Slater Schoaf, Erriana Strong, Sophia Thomas and Mallory Yates; and third-graders were David Baker IV, Emma Brownfield, Meredith Hays, Colette LaSalvia, Matthew Latz, Matthew Louis, Moises Martinez, Garrett Mauck and Leah Ray.
Leaping into Math
Timmons Elementary School students Leaped into Math with both feet as part of a Kenston High School Math Club sponsored activity designed to promote mathematics for the elementary students. Students were measured in the standing broad jump as part of a data collection process for future curricular assignments.
Timed to correspond with the highly successful Timmons PTO Math-A-Thon, the Kenston Math Club assisted in collecting the data and is sponsoring prizes for the class that leapt the farthest for each grade level. The data collected will be used in curricular appropriate activities at each grade level, further engaging the students with calculations and discoveries with data that represents their own efforts.
KHS Speech
Kenston High School speech season has started. The team took 12 novice competitors to the Vermilion tournament.
Congratulations go to Sarah Herbruck and Lindsay Wyers for their first place finish; the duo of Anna Soryal and Emma Nidy for their second place finish; Pedro Michels for his fourth place finish in expository speaking; and Kim Voudris for her sixth place finish in expository speaking.
Special thanks go to the upperclassmen who volunteered to judge this tournament: Emily Herbruck, Belle Puckett and Grace Rundelli.
KHS Students of the Month
Congratulations to Kenston High School Students of the Month.
Selected for special recognition were freshmen Zachary Fritz and Elise Markley; sophomores Max Fay and Paige Palmer; juniors Amanda Schaefer and Nathan Spicuzza; and seniors Sophie Kocheff and Jeremy Wyers.
Mix It Up Day
Mix It Up and make a new friend. Schools across Kenston observed Mix It Up Day on Oct. 28. PEAK ambassadors and high school students encouraged their peers to meet someone new during several specially scheduled lunches.
PEAK Ambassadors Named
Student PEAK Ambassadors are chosen each year to represent their school and to promote a healthy climate within the schools. We are very proud of the contributions these students make to the PEAK program. This year’s inductees are: Jonathan Abbarno, Mariam Arshad, Nicholas Beebe, Emma Bobnar, Foster Dayle, Sage Edwards, Hannah Fender, Gwen Gembarski, Shawn Hamilton, Trent Jakacki, Leah Jarmolowicz, Madison Jones, James Kocheff, Nicholas Lai, Maegen Manning,Morgan Owen, Sierra LaMarca, Sammi Stefancin and Grace Walls.
Spaghetti Dinner
Kenston High School Bomberettes will host a spaghetti dinner on Nov. 8 from 5-8 p.m. at SunValley Party Center, 10000 Edward Lane. Meal includes spaghetti dinner, salad, dessert and soft drink.
The fundraising event is to help defray costs for the Bomberettes to perform at the Capital One Bowl in Orlando, Fla., on New Year’s Day.
Tickets, at $8 for adults and $6 for children under 12, are available for purchase from any Bomberette team member, at the Bomberette table at Friday’s varsity football game against Aurora or by calling Carolyn at 216-570-1045.
