NORTH PLATTE R-I SCHOOL DISTRICT North Platte Panthers Summer 2019

A Message from the Superintendent:

The 2018-2019 school year has

come to an end and our stu-

dents once again had a great

year academically and in their

many activities they can partic-

ipate in at North Platte.

On May 12, an excited crowd

watched 45 seniors graduate

from North Platte. They con-

sistently were a group that had

strong participation and ex-

celled in many areas of their

academics and activities. They

will be remembered as an out-

standing class that represented

the North Platte community

well throughout their years in

the district.

The North Platte Foundation

Golf Tourney was recently held

on June 7 at Shiloh Springs

Golf Course in Platte City. The

proceeds from this tournament

directly benefit our students at

North Platte by providing funds

to generate scholarships for our

graduates to utilize as they pur-

sue their post-secondary educa-

tion. If you would like to do-

nate or set up a scholarship

through the foundation please

contact our central office and

we can assist you.

The summer is traditionally a

time where we complete sever-

al renovations and upgrades

throughout the summer. This

summer’s schedule will include

upgrades in our weight room at

the Dearborn campus, refin-

ishing the gym floor in the

junior high, restoring the new

junior high building to new

construction quality after one

year of use, installing a drain

line to facilitate better drain-

age at the elementary school,

and normal annual repainting

and recovery of each facility.

Another upgrade that will oc-

cur this summer is the imple-

mentation of a new website.

This will include a more mod-

ernized appearance and new

features. Along with this we

will be converting over to a

new text alert system and we

will also be adding a school

app that will allow for several

new school related options

and informational techniques.

More information will be

coming out from the district

on these developments as we

near their implementation.

Summer school has begun for

grades K-8th at the Elemen-

tary School in Camden Point.

Summer school will continue

through June 28. If your child

is not attending but you

would like them to you can

still sign up by calling the

Elementary school at (816)

450-3511.

A program that is now being

implemented by the Depart-

ment of Elementary and Sec-

ondary Education (DESE) is the

“Read More, Missouri” reading

challenge. This program is de-

signed to offset the summer

slide by encouraging students to

read during the summer. Infor-

mation on the program can be

found at https://dese.mo.gov/communications/

news-releases/stop-summer-slide-read-

more-missouri-reading-challenge

I hope this summer is an enjoya-

ble one for all in our communi-

ty. Please contact me at 450-

3511 if you have questions, ide-

as or concerns.

Karl G. Matt

www.nppanthers.org

In this issue:

NP Foundation Golf Spon-

sors

Scholarship Awards

School News

Honor Rolls

Athletic Honors

2019-2020 School Supply

Lists

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SENIORS JUNIORS

4:00 p.m. 4:45 p.m.

SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

5:30 p.m. 6:15 p.m.

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NORTH PLATTE FOUNDATION GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS

Please thank and support these sponsors of this year’s golf tournament.

Proceeds support the Foundation Scholarships awarded to

North Platte graduating seniors.

Scholastic Photography, Inc.

Cassity Bus Co.

L.J. Hart & Company

Vaughn-Aufranc Funeral Home

Jane & Jerry Hagg

Platte Valley Bank

Dale Johnson, Forrest T. Jones & Co.

John C. Kelley, Walsworth Yearbooks

Trexcon, Inc.

Approved Paving

Searcy Construction LLC

Gloria Boyer/Sheila Palmer

TCD Parts

HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION AUGUST 13

Pre-enrollment: Receive 2019-20 schedules, school pictures taken, all enrollment cards filled out, order yearbooks, receive parking passes, pre-pare for first day of school, August 20.

Midwest Pest Control

Bank of Weston

Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Michelle Cook, Reece & Nichols

Universal Construction

Wilson’s Floor Covering, Inc.

Jowler Creek Vineyard & Winery

Student Union

RK Black

Randy Beale, Keller Williams

Incite Design Studio

BMS Logistics

Nash Fuels Transport

2019 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Chase Bridger A+ Scholarship Program, Assistnace League of Kansas City Scholarship, Billy Ray Shanks Jr. Memorial Scholarship,

Canto Chorale Scholarship, Cerner Corporation Scholarship, DAR Good Citizen Award, Eric Michael Pike Memorial

Scholarship, Mother Goose Preschool Scholarship, Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Scholarship, Northland Chamber of

Commerce Excellence in Education Scholarship, Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative Scholarship, University of Missouri Excellence Award, Woodmen Focus Forward Scholarship

Amelia Britting A+ Scholarship Award, Bill Hill Memorial Scholarship, Northwest Missouri State University A+ Scholarship, Northwest Missouri State University Scholar Award

Truman Byergo Cerner Corporation Scholarship, Missouri Angus Ambassador Scholarship, Missouri Angus Auxiliary Scholarship, Mis-souri Bright Flight Scholarship, Missouri Junior Angus Association Foundation Scholarship, Missouri Scholars 100

Honorable Mention, Missouri State Fair Foundation, Youth in Agriculture Scholarship, Northland Chamber of Com-

merce Excellence in Education Scholarship, Steven Lee Martin Jr. Memorial Scholarship, University of Central Missouri

Lindsey Byrd Northwest Missouri State University Academic Excellence Scholarship

Matthew Carter A+ Scholarship Program

Hailey Davidson A+ Scholarship Program, Billy Clay, Juanita and K.C.Davidson Memorial Scholarhip, Billy Ray Shanks Jr. Memorial Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, Nash Family Scholarship

Brittnie Deppen Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Dean’s Academic Scholarship, Ricky Pine Memorial Scholarship

Emily Drescher Cerner Corporation Scholarship, Jimmy Paden Memorial Scholarship, Northwest Missouri State University Academic Excellence Scholarship, Pam Howe Memorial Scholarship, Truman E. Wilson Memorial Scholarship, Wes & Lucy

Paden Memorial Scholarship

Jesse Duran A+ Scholarship Program, Bill Wenzel Memorial Scholarship, Billy D. Petty Memorial Scholarship, Forrest Cassity Me-morial Scholarship, Frakes Family Scholarship, Kansas City Associated Equipment Distributors Scholarship, Lonnie

Boydston Memorial Scholarship, Murphy Tractor Award & Internship, Roy & Zelma Snook Memorial Scholarship,

Steven Buckler Memorial Scholarship

Haven Goad Hillyard Technical Center Perfect Attendance Award, Bernard Thomas Memorial Scholarship

Jordyn Goetz Marti Boydston Memorial Scholarship

Victoria Johnson Jack Gabbert Memorial Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship, Northwest Missouri State University Academ-ic Excellence Scholarship

Ashley Jones North Platte Foundation Scholarship

Amber Katchur A+ Scholarship Program

Kadilynn Kelley Emogene Long Memorial Scholarship, Platte Valley Bank STAR Scholarship, University of Saint Mary Dean’s Scholar-ship, University of Saint Mary Athletic Award-Cheer, University of Saint Mary Spire Award

Ash Kitmitto Missouri Western State University Dean’s Academic Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship

Hannah Lashbrook A+ Scholarship Program

Zachary Lee A+ Scholarship Program, Missouri Western State University Hardman Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship

Eric Manville Nash Family Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship, Northwest Missouri State University Scholar Award

Janell Manville A+ Scholarship Program, Ross & Bobbie Courtney Memorial Scholarship

Jesse Martin James Stover Memorial Scholarship, Kyle Roach Memorial Scholarship

Jessica Meadows Elizabeth Anne Atkins Memorial Scholarship, Donald & Lou Anna Hale Dean Memorial Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Governors’ Academic Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, Missouri West-

ern State University Leadership Award, Missouri Western State University Alumni Legacy Scholarship, North Platte

Athletic Boosters Scholarship

Tyler Meadows Bill Hill Memorial Scholarship, Cecil & Cora May Barton Scholarship, Missouri Western State University President’s Academic Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Alumni

Legacy Scholarship, Ruth Fisher Graham Memorial Scholarship

Kasie Newton Hillyard Technical Center/Missouri Western State University Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Schol-arship, Missouri Western State University Dean’s Academic Scholarship, National Technical Honor Society, North

Kelsey Reynolds Missouri State University Provost Scholarship, Ryan Lee Hundley Memorial Scholarship

Grace Rice Gary Roach Memorial Scholarship, University of Saint Mary Trustees Scholarship, University of Saint Mary Women’s Basketball Scholarship

McKenzie Sams Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship, Rick Roe Memorial Scholar-ship

Kendall Schank Bill Hill Memorial Scholarship, Michael Gerling Memorial Scholarship, Missouri Western State University President’s Academic Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Hardman

Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Alumni Legacy Scholarship

Bailee Smith John Chesnut Scholarship, Mildred Gabbert Memorial Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship, North Platte Foundation Scholarship

Brianna Spiers Aiden McVicker Scholarship, B.H. Goodlet Memorial Scholarship, Bill Freemyer Memorial Scholarship, Harlow Schol-arship, Missouri Western State University President’s Academic Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+

Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Alumni Legacy Scholarship, Pam Howe Memorial Scholarship, Ray

Nelson Memorial Scholarship

Chandler Tabor Bill Hill Memorial Scholarship, National Technical Honor Society

Clarissa White Bill Hill Memorial Scholarship, Dearborn Fire Association Scholarship, Missouri Western State University Academic Scholarship, Missouri Western State University A+ Scholarship

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Elementary

Another year has come

to an end for North Platte

Elementary. Students, staff,

and faculty made many great

memories this year. The stu-

dents in each grade have

worked hard all year to mas-

ter standards, but there was

still room for some fun.

Kindergarten spent time

the last quarter researching

zoo animals. The students

enjoyed learning about dif-

ferent animals and their hab-

itats. The students went to

the Kansas City Zoo to see

the animals they had been

researching. Kindergarten

also spent time this quarter

preparing for the Kindergar-

ten Graduation. It was won-

derful to see so many of our

students’ families and

friends come out to support

them on this night. The stu-

dents did an amazing job

with their performances at

graduation.

First grade has been

busy as well. First grade stu-

dents have been working all

year on mastering their addi-

tion and subtraction facts.

All the students worked hard

and were rewarded with a

celebration. First grade has

also been learning about

American symbols. Each

student has created a booklet

of American symbols.

Second graders finished

up their last year at North

Platte Elementary. Next year

these students will be start-

ing their first year at North

Platte Intermediate. They

spent their last quarter at

NPE learning about the Pony

Express and pioneers. They

ended their unit by taking a

fieldtrip to the Pony Express

Museum. This class is a

great group of kids and we

are proud of all they have

accomplished while at NPE.

First and second graders

have been reading books and

taking Accelerated Reader

quizzes throughout the year.

The students that reached

their goal were able to par-

ticipate in the AR Bash. Stu-

dents enjoyed a day of fun

and bouncing at Fun Run in

St. Joseph. All the students

worked hard this year be-

coming stronger readers.

Make sure to read with your

kids this summer to keep

inspiring them to love read-

ing!

All the students had a

fun time participating in

Field Day. The students ro-

tated through different sta-

tions. They had sack races,

cup stacking races, sprint

races, and a long jump con-

test. They also had time to

play in the PTA bounce

house. It was a great day full

of fun and great memories

were made.

From time to time the

students from the high

school get to come down to

the elementary for various

activities. This quarter the

high school Panther Pals met

with some first and second

grade students. This is a

great program through the

FFA. Second grade students

were able to spend some

time with high school stu-

dents through the Healthy

Snack Club. This club was

part of a grant through the

MU Extension office which

gave the high school stu-

dents taking Child Develop-

ment class an opportunity to

teach the second graders

about making healthy life

choices.

North Platte Elementary

Orientation will be on Au-

gust 19th at 6:30. Students

can bring in their school sup-

plies and meet their teacher.

Parents will be able to attend

a short presentation with the

classroom teacher and gather

information about the school

year starting at 6:30. School

will start on Tuesday, Au-

gust 20th. NPE is already

looking forward to another

great year! As always, thank

you for allowing us to spend

time with your kids and or

your support.

Kellie Goodlet

Intermediate The school year has ended and summer is here!

North Platte Intermediate

finished fourth quarter with

153 students enrolled and

overall student attendance at

95.32%. This last quarter has

been packed with activities

and events for students and

staff. The PTA held their

school carnival at NPI. Stu-

dents and staff completed

MAP testing and enjoyed a

MAP Bash. Grades 3-5 at-

tended Bases are Loaded and

their individual field trips.

Mrs. Tollefson and Mr. (Continued on page 5)

NEWS FROM THE SCHOOLS

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Kauffman produced our NPI

Spring Concert. Mrs. Lam-

moglia organized our Pen-

nies for Patients drive and

our first Career Fair at NPI.

The North Platte PTA held

The Candyland Carnival of

Dreams on April 5 at NPI.

The carnival was decorated

with a candy theme and stu-

dents enjoyed the various

activities. The PTA provided

a concession stand, inflata-

bles, and many games for

North Platte families to en-

joy!

Mrs. Lammoglia kicked-off

our Pennies for Patients

Drive on Aril 26. Students

participated in an assembly

held by the Leukemia and

Lymphoma Society. Stu-

dents began collection the

week of April 29 and partici-

pated in a spirit week. NPI

students overall raised $

909.44 towards the cause.

MAP testing kicked off on

May 1 and concluded on

May 16. Students at each

grade level took reading and

math MAP tests. The fifth

grade also completed science

testing and the fourth grade

completed a writing portion

of MAP testing. After the

completion of testing stu-

dents enjoyed a MAP Bash

on May 20 that included a

movie in the gym, snow

cones, cotton candy, and

popcorn. Many thanks to

staff who helped put together

and organize this for our stu-

dents.

(Continued from page 4) In the month of May, all

grade levels attended their

individual field trips. The

third grade students went to

Fort Osage National Historic

Landmark and learned about

how the fort functioned as an

outpost in the newly ac-

quired Louisiana Purchase,

housing soldiers to guard the

new territory and to protect

the United States Factory

Trade House there. The

fourth grade attended the

Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop &

Farm. Students learned

about the only stagecoach

stop left on the Santa Fe

Trail and discovered what

life was like on an 1860’s

farm. The fifth grade attend-

ed Steam Boat Arabia for

their trip. Students learned

about the discovery of the

ship, items found, and were

able to experience how they

preserved items found on the

discovery.

The NPI Spring Concert was

held on May 7 at the high

school. Mrs. Tollefson creat-

ed her program around the

theme of friendship. NPI stu-

dents sang songs that corre-

lated with the theme. Mr.

Kauffman had the fifth grade

band perform their last per-

formance as fifth graders

before heading to the junior

high.

Mrs. Lammoglia organized

our first Career Fair held on

May 17. Students chose four

career areas out of twenty-

four speakers to attend. Stu-

dent rotated to each of their

sessions and listened to a

brief presentation about the

career. After completing

their four sessions student

completed a resume towards

their favorite career option.

NPI appreciates all of our

presenters for attending and

giving up their personal time

to engage our students with a

variety of career paths.

Grade cards were sent home

on May 24. NPI orientation

night will be on August 14 at

6:30 pm. I hope everyone

has a wonderful summer!

The staff and I look forward

to seeing everyone in the

fall.

Kelly Downing

Junior High The junior high stu-

dents, faculty, and staff have

completed another success-

ful year of academics and

extra-curricular activities.

Once again, our students ex-

perienced success in many

areas. The staff and students

really enjoyed our first year

in the new building.

State MAP testing

recently concluded in the

Junior High. Sixth and sev-

enth grade students tested in

the areas of math and com-

munication arts, while the

eighth grade students tested

in math, communication arts,

and science. The eighth

grade Algebra I students also

took the Algebra EOC test.

As a reward for an outstand-

ing effort on the MAP test,

the NPJH students and

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the K on Thursday, May

2nd, and enjoyed an after-

noon in the park on Friday,

May 17th.

The Junior High and

Intermediate School held

their Spring Band and Choir

Concert on Tuesday, May

7th at the High School. Both

the band and choir had out-

standing performances. Jun-

ior High students also had

the opportunity to attend

Worlds of Fun on Wednes-

day, May 15th.

The end of the year

awards program was held on

Tuesday, May 24th. Alaina

Scroggins and Clayton Rot-

terman were awarded the

eighth grade Citizenship

Award, Felicity Alicea and

Shelby Mann received the

Scholar Musician Award,

and Jaylin Burgess and Isaac

Harter were recognized as

the Scholar Athletes. Stu-

dents were also recognized

for participating in track,

academic bowl, various con-

tests, perfect attendance,

honor rolls, and high aca-

demic achievements in core

classes. We are very proud

to have 145 students who

had 90% or higher attend-

ance for the year, with

twelve of them having per-

fect attendance for the entire

2018-2019 school year.

Junior High Boosters

is a group of parents who

organize and operate the

concession stand at home

junior high football and bas-

ketball games as well as one

home track meet. The pro-

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ceeds from the concession

stand are used to fund spe-

cial events for the students

throughout the school year.

These events include dances,

rewards, field trips, etc. For

more information on how to

get involved, contact the

Junior High office at 816-

450-3511.

School will begin

next year on Tuesday, Au-

gust 20th. Junior High orien-

tation will be held on Tues-

day, August 15 from 5:30 –

7:00 p.m. in the high school

commons. Sixth graders and

new students to the district

are asked to attend beginning

at 5:30 followed by seventh

and eighth graders at 6:30.

Students will have the op-

portunity to register, pick up

schedules, take school pic-

tures, tour the building, and

meet their teachers.

Michelle Johnson

High School Following two days of final exams, May 24 marked

the end of the school year at

North Platte High School. Our

graduating seniors commemo-

rated their last day of school on

May 10, with senior breakfast

and graduation rehearsal. May

5, Baccalaureate was held for

our seniors by the community

churches. On May 12, the

North Platte R-I School District

was proud to present 45 seniors

with diplomas. This group of

students performed well, both

in and out of the classroom, in

their many co-curricular and

extra-curricular activities. We

want to wish them well as they

enter into a new chapter of their

lives.

We have had several stu-

dents honored lately in various

contests and competitions.

Jakob Scroggins will be one of

two delegates attending the

Washington, D.C. Youth Lead-

ership Tour sponsored by Platte

-Clay Electric Coop. This will

be June 14-20, 2019. The

Scholar Athlete recognition

was held on April 28 at Platts-

burg High School. The follow-

ing students were recognized:

Chase Bridger, Tyler Mead-

ows, Truman Byergo, and

Jakob Peterson. The Spring

Concert was May 8, a great

performance by both the band

and choir. Our music depart-

ment provided a wonderful

evening of entertainment for

the community. Congratula-

tions to Jakob Scroggins who

qualified and will be competing

and attending National FBLA

Leadership Conference in San

Antonio, TX the end of June!

Congratulations to Christopher

Ochoa and Reece Hinton who

both received "Gold" (highest

possible) ratings on their solos

at State Solo Contest. Scholar

Bowl KCI Conference recogni-

tion goes to Thomas Beale, and

Jonas Pelot. Thomas Beale,

Jonas Pelot, Reece Hinton, and

Truman Byergo received all

district recognition for their

performance in the district

Scholar Bowl. North Platte's

Scholar Bowl claimed their

first district title since 1999.

The High School end of year

awards night was held on May

1. Students were honored for

their outstanding work in the

classroom and in their extracur-

ricular activities. Many scholar-

ships were also awarded to our

seniors. We are very grateful

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for the support from the North

Platte Foundation and the other

organizations who presented

$35,000 in scholarships to our

students this year. Our Scholar

Bowl team represented our

school well throughout the sea-

son this year. Our baseball team

ended their season with a record

of 6-12, while pulled off some

great wins this year. The track

team had an outstanding season

that saw five school records bro-

ken and culminated in a trip to

the State Meet in Jefferson City

for Zach Lee, Maddie O’Neill,

Trinity Wrightfield, Madi

Debord, Gracie Ramsey, and Ha-

ley Sampson on May 17 and 18.

The team returned with two state

champions (O’Neill in the 400

and the 4x400 relay of O’Neill,

Wrightfield, Ramsey, and

Sampson) and the girl’s team

finished fifth overall in Class 2.

We are very proud of all of our

students as they represented our

school and community in the

many activities they participated

in throughout the school year.

The North Platte High School

staff would like to thank our

community members for their

continued support this year. Our

students have once again per-

formed well in many areas of

activities and assessments. This

would not be possible without the

efforts of our parents and patrons

in assisting staff and students,

while working together to meet

our goals throughout the school

year. The first day of school next

year is Tuesday, August 20.

Michelle Johnson

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SPRING SPORTS AWARDS BASEBALL

KCI ALL CONFERENCE

1st Team Caine Huffman, Junior, Outfield

HONORABLE MENTION

Kaleb Pendlay, Junior, 1st Base

Blake Gibson, Junior, 2nd Base

ALL DISTRICT 1st Team

Kaleb Pendlay, Junior, 1st Base

Blake Gibson, Junior, 2nd Base

Caine Huffman, Junior, Outfield

2nd Team

Jesse Martin, Senior, Outfield

TRACK STATE RESULTS

Maddie O’Neill, 200 meter dash, 3rd

Maddie O’Neill, 400 meter dash, 1st

Haley Sampson, 400 meter dash, 6th

Haley Sampson, Madi DeBord, Maddie O’Neill, Trinity Wrightfield,

4x200 Relay, 4th Maddie O’Neill, Trinity Wrightfield, Gracie Ramsey, Haley Sampson

4x400 Relay, 1st

Zach Lee, 1600 meters, 15th

ACADEMIC BOWL KCI ALL CONFERENCE

Thomas Beale, Junior

Jonas Pelot, Sophomore

ALL DISTRICT Thomas Beale, Junior

Jonas Pelot, Sophomore

Reece Hinton, Sophomore

Truman Byergo, Senior

HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOURTH QUARTER

PRINCIPAL’S

HONOR ROLL

9th Grade

Landon Bartlett

Zachariah Dutcher

Gabriel Goodlet

Riley Hyde

Tara Owens

Kruise Patch

Josie Roach

Amanda Rose

Preslee Sage

Linsi Schimmel

Alexis Stewart

Luke Wolf

10th Grade

Brianna Bridger

Daniel Fleshman

Tatum Green

Reece Hinton

Madison O’Neill-Herron

Jonas Pelot

Jakob Scroggins

Ryann Smith

Shelby Stapleton

Cameron Thompson

Alyssa Tillman

Trinity Wrightfield

Alyssa Zion

11th Grade

McKenzie Brockhoff

Madelyn Cheadle

Christine Crawford

Frankie Davis

Madison DeBord

Ty French

Blake Gibson

Andrew Hernandez

Savannah Lingle

Jakob Peterson

Jordyn Smith

12th Grade

Chase Bridger

Amelia Britting

Truman Byergo

Lindsey Byrd

Brittnie Deppen

Emily Drescher

Eric Manville

Jessica Meadows

Tyler Meadows

Kelsey Reynolds

McKenzie Sams

Kendall Schank

Bailee Smith

Brianna Spiers

Chandler Tabor

HONOR ROLL

9th Grade

Rylie Cassaro

Jenna Cassity

Amy Cline

Madison Cunningham

Brooklyn Dunn

Rayleigh Gann

William Koontz Jr.

Nikayla Lombard

Siera Melton

Autumn O’Brien

Cheyenne Parker

Gracie Ramsey

Ethan Roth

Haley Sampson

Emily Westwood

Trinity Whitford

Aiden Williams

Isaac Williams

Aden Wollard

Jacob Wright

10th Grade

Hailey Armstrong

Tyler Davis

Ryan King

Matrix Large

Amanda Ochoa

Mason Rose

Jace Stubbs

Kaitlynn Tolbert

Emily Vernon

11th Grade

Thomas Beale

Haylie Hensley

Cameron Leupold

Nelson McCracken

Brandon Miller

Christopher Ochoa

Hunter Odle

Justin Roth

Isaiah Smith

Joel Smyser

Paul Sullender

Destiny Thomas

Hollee Webb

Josephine Williams

Makenzi Yeokum

12th Grade

Hailey Davidson

Jesse Duran

Victoria Johnson

Ashley Jones

Hannah Lashbrook

Janell Manville

Ean Masoner

Chance Murphy

Kasie Newton

Christian Pena

Grace Rice

Zachary Shurtz

Cierra Sigg

Clarissa White

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HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL SECOND SEMESTER

PRINCIPAL’S

HONOR ROLL

9th Grade Landon Bartlett

Amy Cline

Zachariah Dutcher

Gabriel Goodlet

Riley Hyde

Tara Owens

Kruise Patch

Josie Roach

Amanda Rose

Preslee Sage

Linsi Schimmel

Alexis Stewart

Trinity Whitford

Luke Wolf

10th Grade

Brianna Bridger

Daniel Fleshman

Tatum Green

Reece Hinton

Amanda Ochoa

Madison O’Neill-Herron

Jonas Pelot

Jakob Scroggins

Ryann Smith

Shelby Stapleton

Cameron Thompson

Alyssa Tillman

Trinity Wrightfield

Alyssa Zion

11th Grade

McKenzie Brockhoff

Madelyn Cheadle

Christine Crawford

Frankie Davis

Madison De Bord

Ty French

Blake Gibson

Andrew Hernandez

Savannah Lingle

Jakob Peterson

Jordyn Smith

Destiny Thomas

12th Grade

Chase Bridger

Amelia Britting

Truman Byergo

Lindsey Byrd

Brittnie Deppen

Emily Drescher

Sara Hale

Caleb Hodge

Kadilynn Kelley

Eric Manville

Janell Manville

Jessica Meadows

Tyler Meadows

Kelsey Reynolds

McKenzie Sams

Kendall Schank

Bailee Smith

Brianna Spiers

Chandler Tabor

Clarissa White

HONOR ROLL

9th Grade

Rylie Cassaro

Jenna Cassity

Madison Cunningham

Brooklyn Dunn

Rayleigh Gann

Eliza Knopp

William Koontz Jr.

Nikayla Lombard

Siera Melton

Autumn O’Brien

Cheyenne Parker

Gracie Ramsey

Ethan Roth

Haley Sampson

Emily Westwood

Aiden Williams

Isaac Williams

Jacob Wright

10th Grade

Hailey Armstrong

Tyler Davis

Ryan King

Matrix Large

Baylee Lent

Tessa Morse

Mason Rose

Jace Stubbs

Kaitlynn Tolbert

Emily Vernon

11th Grade

Thomas Beale

Haylie Hensley

Caine Huffman

Cameron Leupold

Nelson McCracken

Tayler McMillin

Brandon Miller

Christopher Ochoa

Hunter Odle

Jade Punteney

Isaiah Smith

Joel Smyser

Paul Sullender

Hollee Webb

Josephine Williams

Makenzi Yeokum

12th Grade

Chance Chesnut

Hailey Davidson

Joseph DeMarcus

Jesse Duran

Jordyn Goetz

Victoria Johnson

Ashley Jones

Hannah Lashbrook

Ean Masoner

Chance Murphy

Kasie Newton

Christian Pena

Grace Rice

Zachary Shurtz

Cierra Sigg

Nathaniel Snook

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JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL FOURTH QUARTER

PRINCIPAL’S

HONOR ROLL

6th Grade

Emma Barron

Haylie Burgess

Chloe Drescher

Addison Gerke

Olivia Greer

Kaylee Griswold

Kylee Griswold

Kayla Humes

Camryn Kersten

Ryleigh Kidwell

Brooke Kretzer

Marissa Martin

Derrick Masters

Waylon McCracken

Paisley Nelson

Wesley Payton

Katherine Richardson

Grant Schuster

Ashton Shepardson

Westin Snook

Keziah Umphress

Lillian Wagers

Gavin Wax

Madison Willoughby

Mya Yarc

7th Grade

Ashley Cobb

Ryder Coons

Caitlyn Cummings

Courtney Dehn

Chance Garber

Noah Heckman

Jaiden Hill

Mark Humes

Jade Leipard

Aubree Martinez

Ariana Miller

Alex Morse

Kinsey Niedfeldt

Liam Servaes

Brianna Shannon

Kylee Sipes

Isaac Timm

8th Grade

Felicity Alicea

Audrey Buckler

Jaylin Burgess

Remington Carter

Jessa Cassity

Kadence Costner

Kaelynn Cox

Lonee French

Faith Gannaway

Karli Guinn

Isaac Harter

Carly Hinton

Gracelynn Hoffman

Bella Kitmitto

Alysah Koch

Shelby Lingle

Shelby Mann

Brooke Meadows

Wesley Meadows

Allison Morelock

Kaden Mullendore

Michelle Parker

Bailey Richardson

Olivia Rogers

Clayton Rotterman

Kalli Schuster

Alaina Scroggins

Taylor Sellars

Scarlett Slugantz

HONOR ROLL

6th Grade

Paden Barton

Samuel Belanus

Katelynn Caskey

Haylie Davis

Brianna DeBord

Landen Green

William Hartigan

Dylan Jackson

Renae Lammers

Coen Rainsbarger

Isaac Rainsbarger

Lindsay Ramsey

Baileigh Stubbs

Ava Swanstone

William Wells

Kristopher Whitford

Marissa Wortham

Canaan Wren

7th Grade

Carleigh Adkins

Madison Boydston

Corbin Britting

Makenna Cartwright

Sierra Crook

Jackson Garvis

Hayden Gibson

Cooper Justus

Caleb Lindstrom

Katelyn Morelock

Jason Shanks

Nicholas Stewart

Owen Stockbauer

Taylor Walker

Jesse Williams

8th Grade

Jayce Gibson

Ariana Hartigan

Kenya Kirk

Joshua Lashbrook

Morgan Leach

Mallory Matt

William McCracken

Joshua Schaffart

Andrew Schnelle

Wyatt Stapleton

Matthew Stark

Jordan Stone

Dylan Walker

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JUNIOR HIGH HONOR ROLL SECOND SEMESTER

PRINCIPAL’S

HONOR ROLL

6th Grade

Emma Barron

Samuel Belanus

Haylie Burgess

Chloe Drescher

Addison Gerke

Olivia Greer

Kaylee Griswold

Kylee Griswold

Kayla Humes

Camryn Kersten

Ryleigh Kidwell

Brooke Kretzer

Marissa Martin

Derrick Masters

Paisley Nelson

Wesley Payton

Coen Rainsbarger

Lindsay Ramsey

Katherine Richardson

Grant Schuster

Ashton Shepardson

Westin Snook

Keziah Umphress

Lillian Wagers

Gavin Wax

Madison Willoughby

Mya Yarc

7th Grade

Ashley Cobb

Ryder Coons

Caitlyn Cummings

Courtney Dehn

Chance Garber

Noah Heckman

Jaiden Hill

Mark Humes

Jade Leipard

Aubree Martinez

Ariana Miller

Katelyn Morelock

Alex Morse

Kinsey Niedfeldt

Liam Servaes

Brianna Shannon

Kylee Sipes

Isaac Timm

8th Grade

Felicity Alicea

Audrey Buckler

Jaylin Burgess

Remington Carter

Jessa Cassity

Kadence Costner

Kaelynn Cox

Lonee French

Faith Gannaway

Karli Guinn

Isaac Harter

Carly Hinton

Gracelynn Hoffman

Bella Kitmitto

Alysah Koch

Shelby Lingle

Shelby Mann

Brooke Meadows

Wesley Meadows

Allison Morelock

Kaden Mullendore

Bailey Richardson

Olivia Rogers

Clayton Rotterman

Joshua Schaffart

Kalli Schuster

Alaina Scroggins

Taylor Sellars

Scarlett Slugantz

Jordan Stone

HONOR ROLL

6th Grade

Haylee Allard

Paden Parton

Katelynn Caskey

Haylie Davis

Brianna DeBord

Landen Green

William Hartigan

Dylan Jackson

Renae Lammers

Waylon McCracken

Isaac Rainsbarger

Trinity Rozzel

Baileigh Stubbs

Ava Swanstone

William Wells

Kristopher Whitford

Marissa Wortham

Canaan Wren

7th Grade

Carleigh Adkins

Madison Boydston

Corbin Britting

Makenna Cartwright

Joselyn Corona

Sierra Crook

Jackson Garvis

Hayden Gibson

Cooper Justus

Caleb Lindstrom

Harlee Miller

Jason Shanks

Nicholas Stewart

Owen Stockbauer

Taylor Walker

Jesse Williams

8th Grade

Jayce Gibson

Ariana Hartigan

Kenya Kirk

Joshua Lashbrook

Morgan Leach

Kylie Martin

Mallory Matt

William McCracken

Michelle Parker

Monica Perry

Kelsey Rushing

Andrew Schnelle

Wyatt Stapleton

Matthew Stark

Dylan Walker

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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL FOURTH QUARTER

PRINCIPAL’S

HONOR ROLL

3rd Grade

Kaitlyn Comer

Savannah Crook

Nolan Dehn

Bella Dennis

Farris French

Sawyer Gerke

Laci Green

Addison Guerrero Skala

Scarlett Haughey

Trey Heckman

Brandy Johnson

Aiden Jones

Francis Kossen

Jonathan McCracken

Aydin Megrew

Jaina Munsterman

Weston Parker

Courtney Rossman

Megan Schuster

Brynlee Scoggins

Janika Seckel

Camden Segar

Farrah Williams

Max Wren

Hudson Yarc

Deidra Zweibohmer

4th Grade

Carson Adkins

Myla Bailey

Annabell DeBord

Emily Goodlet

Macy Hill

Logan Manville

Taylor Sipes

5th Grade

Kate Barnes

Natalie Cheadle

Galen Christiansen

Grayden Coons

Chole Heckman

Brenden Matt

Tristynn Walker

Jared Williams

Kate Wolf

HONOR ROLL

3rd Grade

Holly Bennett

Katelynn Boydston

Chloe Bryant

Emmalynn Butler

Farrabella Butler

Jasmin Carter

Jack Corradino

Alivia Davis

Ariana Devine

Colby Edlin

Grace Guyer

Cabe Hill

Sophia Hill

Grace Humes

Keira Kirk

Kellen Lamar

James Lee

Zaya Lee

Akasha Masoner

Kaia Miller

Meika Miller

Caden Rogers

Alessandra Sampson

William Schaffart

Kennedy Scott

Heston Stockbauer

Ashley Williams

Nicholas Wiss

4th Grade

Shawn Allard

Cheyenne Ashby

Peyton Barrows

Hudson Buckler

Rivey Butler

Brecken Cartwright

Emma Crawford

Cooper Cummings

Gage Dunn

Maverick Estes

Michael Heath

Alex Irvin

Kaysen Iske

Jillian Jones

Collin Kersten

Ethan Larson

Emma McCannon

Devin Navarro

Merilyn Payton

Rylee Perkins

Quinn Richardson

Jude Rix

MaKenna Scoggins

Nevada Shaw

James Speight

Taylor Stone

Alivia Ver Mulm

5th Grade

Chas Alicea

Elizabeth Archer

Dylan Armstrong

Morgan Ball

Emma Barrows

Aunjalee Claxon

Brayden Duncan

Christian Dutcher

Augustus French

Lily Gramer

Sophie Greer

Chase Harper

Areanna Hodges

Blake Hoffman

Spencer Hyde

Elijah Johnson

Jazmine Johnson

Ayden Jones

Quincy Justus

Aspen Large

Lincoln Masoner

Rayce Ralston

Parker Seckel

Jayden Summers

Graci Williams

Cameron Wortham

Addisen Zweibohmer

KINDERGARTEN 5” Fiskars scissors

4 - 4oz. bottles Elmer’s school glue

2 - Crayola crayons (24 count)

8 -12 #2 pencils

2 - pink erasers

1 - Pair of headphones with child’s name on

them for tablet use

1 - box of gallon Ziploc bags

2 - 300 count box of Kleenex

1 - 8”x 5” plastic school box

1 - package Crayola washable markers

1 - package multi-colored construction paper

1 - three hole pencil pouch with clear plastic

front

4 - plastic pocket folders with clasps (Please

no paper folders as they do not last.) Please put your child’s name on two Ziploc bags

and fill one with the first five items and second

bag with headphones. Thank you!

ART SUPPLIES: 1 - 4 oz. Elmer’s glue, 1 box 10

count or more, 2 gal. sealable plastic bags, 1

package Crayola markers, CLASSIC, NOT

WASHABLE conical-tip, 1-8 count Crayola cray-

ons, 1 prang or Crayola watercolor set

FIRST GRADE

Backpack (no rollers) 1 – 8”x5” Plastic supply box that does not lock 2 – Boxes of #2 pencils (24 count, sharpened if possible) 2 – Boxes of Crayola crayons (32 count) 6 - Glue Sticks 1 – 4 Pack of highlighters 2 – White erasers 1 – Pair of 5” Fiskars pointed scissors 2 – Purple, heavy-duty plastic pocket folders with brad strip 1 – 1” Binder 1 – 8 Pack of multi-color dry erase markers (not Crayola or Rose Art) 1 – Large coloring/activity book 2 – Boxes of Kleenex 1 – Pair of headphones (no ear buds or re-chargeable headphones)

* Please do not label supplies.

ART SUPPLIES: 1 - 4 oz. Elmer’s glue, 1 box 1

gal. size sealable plastic bags 10 count or more,

24 count Crayola colored pencil set, Crayola glit-

ter crayons, 1 wax paper roll

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

SECOND GRADE Backpack

2 - boxes of Kleenex

48 - #2 pencils

1 - 24 count Crayola crayons

1 - 4 oz. bottle Elmer’s school glue

1 - 8”x 5” plastic school box

2 - large white erasers

1 - 5” pair of scissors

5 - spiral notebooks (wide ruled blue, red,

green, yellow, black)

5 - plastic pocket folders w/3 prongs (blue, red,

green, yellow)

1 - 8 fl. oz. hand sanitizer

2 - yellow highlighters

1 - 4 pack multi-color Dry Erase markers (not

Crayola)

1 - canister bleach free disinfecting wipes (35

count)

1 pair ear buds or headphones

ART SUPPLIES: 1 - 4oz. Elmer’s glue, 1 box

quart or sandwich size sealable type bags, mini-

mum 10 count, Sharpie fine point set 12 count or

more, Crayola poster markers 8 count, 1 tub Wet

One cleaning wipes

IMPORTANT DATES FOR BACK TO SCHOOL

KINDERGARTEN ORIENTATION August 13, 2019

9-11 a.m.

ELEMENTARY ORIENTATION AUGUST 19, 2019 6:30 P.M.

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ALL ART SUPPLIES:

The supplies will be shared by all. No name on sup-

plies. Please, NO ROSE ART or CRAZY ART or

other off brands.

Recycled goods that are needed: paper towel tubes,

toilet paper tubes, Pringles cans, newspapers, lidded

butter tubs or other type, paper grocery sacks, white

sheets, and any other craft type supply you want to

donate. Thank you.

THIRD GRADE Large zippered cloth pencil bag (not plastic) mesh

front with 2 pockets

3- composition notebooks (1 red, 1 blue, 1 green)

12 pack colored pencils

8 pack glue sticks

1 bottle glue

Scissors

1 package pencil top erasers (24)

2 large pink erasers

36 pencils

1 red checking pen

1 package reinforced wide lined filler paper

(can be found at OfficeMax)

Black Sharpie marker

1 box tissues (if last name starts with A-M)

1 container Clorox wipes (if last name starts with N-

Z)

2- ½ inch 3 ring white binders with clear sleeve front

1 plastic folders with brads

12 pack washable markers

12 pack crayons

Headphones or earbuds

*No names on supplies

ART SUPPLIES: 1-colored pencil set Crayola 24

count, 1-4oz. Glue, 1 box sealable type 2 gallon

bags, 1-Prang or Crayola watercolor set, 1-Tub of

Wet One Cleaning Wipes

FOURTH GRADE 2 highlighters

3 pack filler paper, wide rule

3 spiral notebooks, wide rule

1” binder with pockets

Composition book

24 pencils

1 pkg colored pencils

4 red marking pencils

4 glue sticks

1, 5” scissors

2 erasers

1 pencil case, mesh front

2 boxes tissues

2 pk, 4 count Expo Markers

Earbuds

Pencil sharpener

ART SUPPLIES: Sharpie marker set, Fine Tip,

12 count or more; Crayola crayons, 8 count or

more; 1- 4oz bottle Elmers glue;1- Crayola Tropi-

cal markers set; 1 box, sealable type quart bags, 24

count or more; 1 set Crayola classic markers

FIFTH GRADE 1 - binder

1 - pencil pouch

3 - wide lined notebooks

2 - composition notebooks

4 - packages of 24 #2 wooden pencils (Please,

no mechanical or plastic coated pencils.)

4-6 - highlighters (any color)

1 - package Expo dry erase (low odor)

markers

1 - package of 8 markers

1 - package of colored pencils

1 - package of large pink erasers or pink cap

erasers

4 - packages of wide lined paper

3 - large boxes of tissues

1 - pair of earbuds or earphones

1 - pair of scissors

4 - glue sticks

2 - 2 pocket folders

1 - bottle of hand sanitizer

1 - mouse for Chromebook

Optional: Assignment planner

*No locks for lockers

ART SUPPLIES: Crayola classic or bold markers

(not washable), 48 count Crayola crayons, Tin foil

wide, 1 - 4 oz. bottle glue; 1 box sealable type 1 gal-

lon size plastic bags, .

ALL ART SUPPLIES:

Instead of a large list we are asking parents to pur-

chase just a few items per student. It is very important

that the name brand specified be purchased to ensure

quality and fairness to others sharing the communal art

supplies. No name on supplies. Please, NO ROSE

ART or CRAZY ART or other off brands.

Recycled goods that are needed: Paper towel tubes,

toilet paper tubes, Pringles cans, newspapers, lidded

butter tubs or other type, paper grocery sacks, white

sheets, and any other craft type supply you want to

donate. Thank you.

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST

INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL ORIENTATION and OPEN HOUSE

Tour building, meet teachers, and see

classrooms.

August 14, 2019 6:30-7:30 p.m.

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NPJH Back to School Supply List

All students in grades 6-8 need the following:

Binder

2 packages wide-lined filler paper

5 folders

1-2 spiral notebooks

1 package pens (blue or black ink)

2 packages wooden #2 pencils

3 highlighters

1 package index cards

1 package dry-erase markers

1 package colored pencils

1 box classic color markers

1 glue stick

2 boxes of Kleenex

Optional: Planner for assignments, earbuds

Do not bring locks from home – locks are provided by the school

Additionally

6th grade: 1 container Lysol/Clorox wipes

7th grade: 1 container Lysol/Clorox wipes

8th grade: 2 boxes of Kleenex

If you take FACS, STEM, Ag, Art, or Spanish, your teacher will let you know if

any other supplies and/or money are required.

JUNIOR HIGH ORIENTATION

August 15, 2019 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

Pick up schedules, take school pictures, meet teachers, and tour Junior High.

6th Grade 5:30 p.m. 7th-8th Grade 6:30 p.m.

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