Principal: Mr. Dunn Web Site: www.noonanacademy.org February 2018

February Mass Schedule

Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23

Mass

NEA 2:00

Mass

NEA 2:00

Mass

NEA 2:00 Stations of the Cross

1:30 During Lent

Mass

NEA 2:00 Stations of the Cross

1:30 During Lent

A little while with Jesus... Oh, how it soothes the soul,

And gathers all the threads of life Into a perfect whole. Prayer, O. Hallesby

Income Tax Alert School Deduction

We have been advised by our accountants for you to use the following procedure when filing for your school tuition deduction.

Green Pines Academy Our corporate name as of September 1, 2001

and our FEIN number. FEIN # 36-4416591

2018 - 2019 School Year School starts on Monday, August 20, 2018.

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Breakfast with the Bishop

On Friday, January 12, Charlotte Fowler (pre-k) had the unique opportunity to enjoy breakfast with the Most Reverend R. Daniel Conlon, Bishop of Joliet. Each year, one student from each school is invited to the University of St. Francis in Joliet to enjoy breakfast with the Bishop and Prayer Service.

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Parents/Guardians, Please continue your unending

patience and support in regards to our pickup and drop-off

procedure.

Please understand that no child should be walking across

the parking lot from building to building

or jumping out of the car to get his/her sibling(s.)

Students will not be released to siblings.

Once again thank you for your support.

Tuition Information

Full tuition is due on the first

day of each month.

Full tuition is

due regardless of absence or holidays.

A late fee of $10.00 will be

charged for tuition payments that are received after the 5th of

the month.

Presidents’ Day

School and daycare will be closed on

Monday, February 19.

Preschool conferences will be held as scheduled on Monday, February 19.

March 23 @ 7pm March 24 @ 2pm and 7pm March 25 @ 2pm

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A child’s love is like a whisper…

A child's love is like a whisper, given in little ways we do not hear but if you listen closely it will be very clear. They often do not say it loud but in how they come to you... Daddy, will you play with me? Mommy, tie my shoe? ...the many ways they tell you changes as they grow Dad, I made the team today! Mom, I've Got to go! Pop, I need some money You see there's...this girl at school... Mama, I met a boy today and wow he is so cool...! Dad, I've got something to tell you... I think she is the one. Mom, He asked me to marry him. Would you love him as your son? Dad, I've got some news for you... It's gonna be a boy! Mom, I'm kind of scared of this, yet I'm filled with joy! A child's love is like a whisper, given in little ways we do not hear but if you listen closely it will be very clear. They often do not say it loud but in how they come to you... Grandpa, will you play with me? Grandma, tie my shoe... It is never ending A blessing from above Listen to the whispers of a child's love.

Author Unknown

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FootballMania Winners

During the fall of 2017, Approximately 60 families participated in

FootballMania helping the school raise close to $3,000.

Thank you for your ongoing support. Listed below, please find the list of winners.

Winner Amount

Dave Jones $25.00

Dermot Kenny $100.00

Glen Drong $25.00

Roy Blikey $200.00

Aaron Stone $25.00

Robin Built $25.00

Daniel Nowinski $25.00

Ana Dinverno $25.00

Andy Mueller $25.00

Andy Brown $100.00

Amy Hansen $25.00

Robert Ronspies $25.00

Faisal Akkawi $25.00

Nina Jeziorski $25.00

Aaron O’Connor $25.00

Anna Hascek $25.00

Pondelicek Family $25.00

Laura Rusiniak $25.00

Faisal Akkawi $25.00

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Attn: NEA Alumni High School Students!

We would love for you to join us at the NEA FMSC – Aurora event on February 3rd (7-9 pm). You can receive Community Service hours and have fun connecting with other

NEA families. If you would like to join us please contact Mrs. DeProfio or Mrs. Cox to sign up at (sfdeprofio@gmail.com).

Be sure all high school students bring their school forms to get signed.

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12 Ways to Develop Your Child's Organizational Skills

1. Keep a family calendar. Track everyone's activities on a prominent and accessible calendar, encouraging your child to write her own entries and reference the calendar when making plans. You also might consider checking schedules and updating the calendar as a family over Sunday breakfast.

2. Introduce checklists. Whether it's as simple as "3 Things To Do Before Bed" or "What To Take On Vacation," creating and referring to lists together will develop your child's ability to strategize tasks and organize his time.

3. Assign chores that involve sorting or categorizing. Grocery shopping, emptying the dish-washer, sorting photos, cleaning out a closet, and other tasks that involve pre-planning, making lists, or arranging things are great choices.

4. Get ready the night before. This one's always tough — for both of you — but it does work if you can get in the habit.

5. Use containers and closet organizers. If there's a place for everything, she'll find it easier to find items, keep neat, and clean up. Build "pick up" time into the daily routine.

6. Buy your child a planner. Ask him to help you pick it out or choose one that will appeal to him so he'll be excited about using it. Having his own planner will show him you consider his time valuable and encourage him to create a schedule. Be sure to routinely coordinate the information with your family calendar to avoid conflicts.

7. Organize schoolwork. Make sure your child's keeping notes, homework, handouts, and graded assignments in separate folders in a binder. Try to check her backpack nightly and set time aside each week to go through her binder and get things sorted.

8. Establish a homework routine. Help your child make a "study hour" schedule and set up a comfortable workspace -- whether her room or the kitchen table. Encourage her to stick to the schedule even when she doesn't have homework (She can read, review notes, or even do a crossword puzzle.)

9. Create a homework supply box. Fill a box with office supplies and encourage your child to store pens, paper, measurement tools, and a calculator in it so he'll have what he needs on hand.

10. Cook together. Cooking teaches measuring, following directions, sorting ingredients, and managing time — all key elements in organization. Involve your child in meal planning too, challenging her to help you put together a shopping list.

11. Cultivate an interest in collecting. If your child has a particular interest, encourage him to create and organize the collection. It can even be something free — such as rocks or can-celled stamps — that he can sort, classify, and arrange.

12. Reward and provide support with organizational tasks. Your child may find organizing a challenge, so help her develop her routine and give her a treat for jobs well done!

http://www.scholastic.com

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Winter Recess Our students will be going outside for recess on days when the temperature is above 20 degrees (including wind chill.) Please make sure that your child(ren) is coming to school with a hat, gloves, and scarf. It is recommended that the girls bring a pair of pants or leggings to put on under their jump-er when they are playing outside.

Summer Camp

Remember the Academy does not have a summer camp program. An alternative for preschool aged children would be the Bobbie Noonan Child Care facilities. The local locations are: Frankfort – 8717 West Lincoln Hwy (815) 469-2627; and Tin-ley 2 – 17051 Grissom Drive (708) 532-5566. They also have locations in Homer Glen, Joliet, Lockport, Palos Hills, and Worth/Alsip. For older children, Camp Manitoqua in Frankfort (815) 469-2319 would be an excellent choice. Remember, many of these camps fill up quickly, so please make arrangements on a timely basis.

“Snowmen come from Heaven, one piece at a time"

STEM class with Miss Igoe

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Tuscany Fall’s Banquet Hall Tuscany Fall’s parking lot is a private parking lot. Due to liability, we have been asked not to use their parking lot. This includes short term parking at the end of the school day and long term such as assemblies, field trips, HFA meetings, picnics, or open house. Parents, we need to respect Tuscany Fall’s request and find an alternative parking spot.

Mailboxes and Driveways Several of our neighbors have complained about our parents parking in front of their driveways and mailboxes. If we block their driveway, their cus-tomers and employees cannot enter or exit and it disrupts their mail delivery. This makes our neigh-bors very upset at Noonan Elementary Academy. Even if you are just running into the building for a minute or if you are in a pick-up line, please do not block a driveway or mailbox – you must leave fif-teen feet clearance on either side of the mailbox. This is simple courtesy to our neighbors.

Noonan Elementary Academy Emergency School Closing Information

In an effort to make notification of an emergency school closing as efficient and quick as possible, Noonan Elementary Academy has adopted a new automatic calling system. In case of a school closing, our “phone blast” will start and all of our families will be called simultaneously. In addition to the phone blast, you may also check the following:

1. Listen to WGN radio (AM – 720) or WBBM radio (AM – 780) between 6:30 and 8:00 A.M. or watch CBS ch. 2, NBC ch. 5, ABC ch. 7, FOX ch. 32, or cable for closing information.

2. Go to the public website at www.emergencyclosings.com and search for the facility by typing the name and city of the facility.

3. Check the internet for your local news and school closings. 4. You can get a free e-mail notification (sent to your computer) simply by signing up for the service

on the ECC website (www.EmergencyClosings.com). If you no longer want to receive the e-mail notification you can simply remove your name from the ECC website. ECC pays for this “free” service by selling advertising on the e-mail message, but they do not sell the list of e-mail sub-scribers.

January 28 - February 3, 2018

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February Birthdays May God bless our students That have a February birthday.

Tardy One of the biggest concerns from our staff is the number of students who consistently arrive late and disrupt their class. The staff feels that tardiness is very inconsiderate and unfair to the children who are here on time.

➢ Each time a child is tardy the parent must come into the

office and sign the child in.

God, may I never lose sight of the soul behind each face,

the souls of Your children.

2017

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Annual March for Life

On Friday, January 19, 2018, students from around the Chicago land area headed to the Nation’s Capital to be a part of history at the Annual March for Life. During their journey

they made new friends, reconnected with old friends, and realized how unified the pro-life movement truly is.

Life is All about Respect

Some of our NEA family members attended the March for Life... Patrick O'Connor family: Lucy, Claire, and other family members.

Tommy Huguelet, Jerry Huguelet, Katie Huguelet, and Patrick Littleton also marched.

Attending the March for Life in Chicago on Jan 14th were Grace Conover, Tommy, Jane, and Mary Huguelet.

Tommy Huguelet and Patrick Littleton

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February Saints

February 16th The saint of the day is St. Onesimus. Saint Onesimus was converted to the Catho-lic Faith by Saint Paul, who baptized him. Later, he became Bishop of Ephesus. Still later, he shed his blood in Rome for the dogmatic truths of the Catholic Faith.

February 17th We celebrate the memorial of the Flight into Egypt. Joseph fled to Egypt with his wife Mary and infant son Jesus, because they learned that King Herod intends to kill all the infants of that area. The town to which the Holy Family fled was three hundred miles from Bethlehem. A church has been erected there, on the site of the house where the Holy Family lived during their exile.

February 18th The saint of the day is St. Simeon. He succeeded the Apostle Saint James the Less as Bishop of Jerusalem. All were astonished at his fortitude and faithfulness when he was crucified at the age of one hundred and twenty.

February 19th The saint of the day is St. Gabinus. He was brother of the twenty-ninth pope and father of St. Susanna. St. Gabinus was martyred for his Faith when he refused to worship pagan gods.

February 20th The saints of the day are St. Amata (Amy), Blessed Francisco and Jacinta (ja-SIN-ta) Marto. They were modern day young shepherds in Portugal who, together with their cousin Lucia (loo-SEE-ah), were privileged with six appearances by Mary. She was given the title Our Lady of Lourdes. Mary told them to pray the rosary and offer reparation to her Immaculate Heart for all the sins of the world.

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St. Blasé February 3

Bishop and Martyr Died 316? Central Turkey Patron of protection against throat diseases, wild animals, patron of wool combers, wax

makers If you are already familiar with St. Blasé, it is probably because of the blessing of throats – a Catholic custom on his feast. According to tradition, Blasé had been a doctor before he was ordained a priest. He became the bishop of Sebaste (now in central Turkey). During a period of persecution, he fled to a cave where he lived as a hermit. It is said that he cured and tamed the wild animals there. One day hunters discovered him and took him to the governor, who sentenced him to be tortured and killed. About four hundred years after his death, many stories began to be told about Blasé, and he be-came a popular saint, especially in France and Germany. One legend says that while Blasé was in prison, a mother brought him her small boy, who was choking on a fishbone stuck in his throat. Blasé prayed over the child, and he was healed. Every year on St. Blasé’s feast, two candles tied with ribbon in the shape of an X are used to bless throats. In the prayer, the Church prays that those blessed may be delivered from diseases of the throat and from every other illness. Candles are used because of another story: It is said that while Blasé was kept in a dark prison, a woman secretly brought him some candles and food. Blasé is one of the Fourteen Holy Helpers, saints who were patrons for almost every aspect of life. People in the Middle Ages showed devotion to these saints as a group.

St. Blasé, pray for us!

“Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of

a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire; it is the time for home.” ~ Edith Sitwell

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St. Blasé day is February 3

St. Blasé day is, February 3, 2018. Students will have their throats blessed at school on Friday, February 2nd - time TBD.

O God, deliver us through the intercession of Thy Holy Bishop and Martyr Blasé, from all evil of soul and body, especially from all ills of the throat; and grant us the grace to make a good confession in the confident hope of obtaining Thy pardon, and ever to praise with worthy lips Thy most holy name. Through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Thorny Crown

The 40 days before Easter are called Lent. Lent is a special time for praying more and offering sacrifices to Jesus. A wonderful Lenten activity that the entire family can do is the Thorny Crown. The “Thorny Crown” is made of flour, salt, water, and toothpicks. Every time a family member makes a special sacrifice for Jesus, they pull one toothpick from the crown. This helps the family remember how Jesus suffered and died on the cross for our sins.

“Thorny Crown Recipe”

4 cups of flour 1 cup of salt Warm Water (approximately 2 cups) Toothpicks Grown-up to Help You

1. Mix Flour and salt with enough water to make stiff dough (approximately 2 cups) 2. Knead until smooth 3. Place in the refrigerator about 1/2 hour (this makes the dough easier to work with) 4. Roll into three ropes, braid loosely, and make into a circle. Pinch ends together 5. Stick toothpicks loosely in crown and bake at 350 degrees until dry (about 45 min.)

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The US bishops have released a brief pastoral exhortation reminding Catholics of their obligation to make use of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and urging more frequent Confession. In “God’s Gift of Forgiveness,” approved by the bishops' conference, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops reminds Catholics of the obligation to go to confession yearly, encourages frequent confession, and invites Catholics to confess their sins during Lent.

Lent begins Wednesday, February 14

Lenten Observances ….Lent is almost here. It is a time to repent and to believe in the good news, for we are dust and unto dust we shall return. The traditional Fast and Abstinence regulations are shared with you here to help you pre-pare for this season of grace. Everyone 14 years of age and over is bound to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and all the Fridays of

Lent. Everyone 18 years of age and under 59 years of age is bound to fast and abstain on Ash Wednesday and

Good Friday. On Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, only one full meatless meal is allowed. Two other meatless meals,

sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one's needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted on these two days, but liquids, including milk and fruit juices are allowed. When health or ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does not oblige.

To disregard completely the law of fast and abstinence is seriously sinful. Lent is the principal season of the penance in the Christian year; all, in addition to following the Lenten

regulations, are strongly urged to develop and follow a program of voluntary self-denial, serious prayer and a performance of works of charity and mercy.

February 14, Ash Wednesday A day of fast and abstinence. The beginning of the penitential season of Lent. In the solemn forty days of Lent, the Church unites herself to the mystery of Jesus in the desert. In addition, the Catholics enter into a time of prayer, penance, and good works. The children will be encouraged to give up (fast) from something they really like, to do a kind deed every day and to say an extra prayer for their families’ journey toward holiness during Lent.

Our Lenten Path Lent is a time when we try to give up sin, ignore temptation, and do good works. Participating in Holy Sacri-fice of the Mass is the most beautiful worship that we can give to God. When we give up sin and replace it with “the good,” we develop a holy virtuous heart. If we practice our virtues daily they become who we are even when nobody is watching and we more closely imitate Jesus and our Holy Mother. Jesus had to go through His Passion and death to follow the Will of His Father. We also, must die ourselves in order to experi-ence the joys of our own eternal resurrection that Jesus gained for us. Repent and live the gospel.

God bless you all!

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Our Students Are

100 Days Smarter

One hundred days of learning, One hundred days of fun,

One hundred days to work and play, Aren't we the lucky ones?

Today, Tomorrow, and Always…

Let the Learning Begin.

January 29, 2018 We celebrated the 100th day

of school. Today, 100 pieces of love

goes out to all NEA families!

100 Is a Lot

100 dogs, 100 cats, 100 heads for 100 hats. 100 women, 100 men, 100's more than 5 or 10. 100 buttons, 100 coats, 100 sails for 100 boats. 100 cookies, 100 cakes 100 kids with bellyaches! 100 shoes, 100 socks, 100 keys for 100 locks. 100 puddles mighty dirty, 100's even more than 30. 100 daughters, 100 sons, 100 franks on 100 buns. 100 trees, 100 plants, 100 picnics, 100 ants! 100 is a lot to count, 100 is a LARGE AMOUNT! 100 kisses, 100 hugs, 100 bats, 100 bugs. 100 bees, 100 birds, This poem has 100 words!

~ Meish Goldish

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100 Days

Smarter!

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1. Taking turns 2. Praising others 3. Celebrating successes 4. Helping others 5. Respecting personal space 6. Sharing materials 7. Asking for help 8. Being a good sport and a good

loser 9. Asking permission 10. Giving criticism 11. Using appropriate voice tone &

volume 12. Making an apology 13. Participating 14. Waiting until the speaker is 15. finished before speaking (i.e., no

interrupting) 16. Being a good friend 17. Staying on task 18. Being kind 19. Using names 20. Encouraging others 21. Waiting patiently 22. Communicating clearly 23. Accepting differences 24. Listening actively 25. Conflict resolution 26. Following directions 27. Paraphrasing

28. Staying with the team or group 29. Complimenting others 30. Disagreeing politely, appropriate-

ly, and respectfully 31. Taking risks 32. Accepting criticism 33. Accepting no for an answer 34. Recognizing the difference be-

tween expected and unexpected behaviors

35. Resisting peer pressure 36. Sharing ideas 37. Making eye contact 38. Respecting the opinions of others 39. Compromising 40. Negotiating 41. Cooperating with others and

working together 42. Using good manners 43. Thinking before speaking 44. Learning to forgive 45. Problem solving 46. Being a flexible thinker 47. Recognizing body language and

picking up on nonverbal cues 48. Recognizing the feelings of one-

self 49. Recognizing the feelings of others 50. Taking someone else's perspec-

tive

50 Social Skills to Teach Kids

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Alumni News… Philip Lynch and Governor Bruce Rauner

Philip is a life scout and member of the Order of the Arrow (OA) in St. Alexander Boy Scout Troop 337 in Palos Heights. On January 7, Philip attended the OA Lodge Banquet and the guest of honor was Governor Rauner. The governor spoke about setting goals, hard work, and the importance of learning everything you can - from the smallest task to the most complex. It was a great oppor-tunity and learning experience for the attendees. Philip is well on his way to Eagle Scout having recently earned two more Eagle-required merit badges.

Eagle Scout (Boy Scouts of America) From Wikipedia Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Boy Scouting pro-gram of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). The designation "Eagle Scout" was found-ed over one hundred years ago. Only four percent of Boy Scouts are granted this rank after a lengthy review process. The re-quirements necessary to achieve this rank take years to fulfill. Since its founding, the Eagle Scout rank has been earned by al-most 2.5 million young men.

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT’S NEWS! Athletic Director: Barri Antoniolli Intramural Director: Scott Siwinski

FEBRUARY 2018 SCHEDULE FOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL AND GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Boys’ Basketball:

All play-offs will begin with in a day or two of the last seasonal game. 4th grade will have double elimination play-offs and the Championship game will be on March 10th; 5th—8th grade will have single elimination

play-offs beginning on 2/14 and the Championship game will be on Saturday, March 3rd! Girls’ Volleyball:

Remember 4th Grade doesn’t have play-offs, but they will participate in a round-robin game the weekend of 2/17-18; 5th and 6th grade will have single elimination play-offs the weekend of 2/17-18; 8th grade will have

single elimination play-offs on 2/20, 21, 22, and 23; 5th—8th Finals are at Marist High School on February 25th!

Boys' Basketball:

Day Date Time Grade / Division

Opponent LOCATION

Saturday 2/3/2018 6:20 4th St. Cajetan Gold St. Christina

11000 S. Christina; Chicago

Monday 2/5/2018 5:30 6th St. Gerald St. Gerald

9341 Central Ave; Oak Lawn

Friday 2/9/2018 6:50 4th Southwest Elementary Green St. Damian

5300 W. 155th St.; Oak Forest

Saturday 2/10/2018 6:50 4th Infant Jesus of Prague White Infant Jesus of Prague

1101 Douglass 4 blocks east of Kedzie

Sunday 2/11/2018

12:00 8th St. Christina White

Noonan

1:00 6th Incarnation

2:00 5th St. Daniel Gold

3:00 6th St. Cajetan

4:00 5th St. Gerald

Sunday 2/11/2018 6:00 8th St. Linus St. Linus

10400 S. Lawler; Oak Lawn

Saturday 2/17/2018 6:00 4th Infant Jesus of Prague Red Infant Jesus of Prague

1101 Douglass 4 blocks east of Kedzie

TBA 8th St. Gerald

Girls' Volleyball:

Day Date Time Grade / Division

Opponent LOCATION

Saturday 2/3/2018

4:30 4 north Incarnation

Noonan 5:15 5 north St. Damian

6:00 5 north Most Holy Redeemer

6:45 6 B Incarnation

Tuesday 2/6/2018 7:45 8 B St. Catherine St. Alexander

7025 W. 126th St.; Palos Heights

Saturday 2/10/2018

5:15 5 north St. John Fisher

Noonan 6:00 6 B Christ the King

6:45 5 north Incarnation

Tuesday 2/13/2018 7:00 8 B Christ the King St. Alexander

7025 W. 126th St.; Palos Heights

Sunday 2/18/2018 6:30 8 B Queen of Martyrs Queen of Martyrs

3550 W. 103rd; Chicago

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT’S NEWS! Page 2 Each year we have a group of exceptional 8th grade athletes that represent our school with dignity,

honor, and good sportsmanship; this year we were once again blessed with a wonderful group of ath-

letes. We would like to say thank you for all your hard work, dedication, and support of the athletic

program and the school. Next year you will move on to high school and begin new adventures. Re-

member to be true to yourself and all that you have learned here at Noonan Academy. We here at Noonan are very proud of our 8th grade athletes shown below. We will miss you!

DON’T FORGET THE ATHLETIC BANQUET FOR ALL GIRLS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL & ALL BOYS BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL IS ON

TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 2018 AT 6:30 PM IN THE JR. HIGH GYM. GO CRUSADERS!

GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM

BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM

BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM

CLASS OF 2018 GOOD LUCK

8TH GRADERS!

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7th Grade Winners

First Place Duncan DeProfio Second Place Ethan Villasenor Third Place Lauren O’Connor

8th Grade Winners

First Place Nicholas Leese Second Place Brendan Born Third Place Elizabeth Rusiniak

hank you very much to all of our judges.

Mr. Brewick Mrs. Doot Mrs. Hague

2018 Science Fair Winners

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Noonan Elementary Academy 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

2017 - 2018

Mrs. Eminger

5th Grade

Gold Honor Roll Cassidy Lloyd

Grace Vrdolyak Hanna Winkleman

Silver Honor Roll Brooklyn Aldridge

Anna Barcik Sophia Carter Angelina Egan Matthew Egan Jack Gordon

Molly Gordon EllaMarie Jensen

Michael Leese Luke Leverett Jacob Manos

Alexander Winkleman

Mrs. Gray 5th Grade

Gold Honor Roll Gabriella Cox

Sydney DeProfio Sophia Leverett Michael Noonan

Silver Honor Roll AJ Ackerson

Aleksander A. Jackson Fowler

John Hague Isaiah Orlandi

Marisol R.

Mr. Evers 6th Grade

Gold Honor Roll

Joseph Burchett Artur Krutul

Shealagh Littleton Angelina Mastro

Ashley Miller Isabella Morey Nolan Redican

Riahna

Silver Honor Roll Landon

Julie Huguelet Conor Ryan

Miss Igoe 6th Grade

Gold Honor Roll

Grace Andrews Morgan Ficht Asha Garrett

Silver Honor Roll

Joey Armbruster Sophia Bader

Nathan Donald Carlson

Lauren Sophia Mastro

Ann Simon Erin Thompson

Nicholas Valentini

Miss Conrad 7th Grade

Gold Honor Roll

Charlie Armbruster Gustavo Cook

Duncan DeProfio Eddie Vrdolyak Sophia Wilko

Silver Honor Roll Jada Campbell-

Cartlidge EveLynn Carlson

Olivia Carter Nathaniel Drong

Grace Hansen Frank Lacny

Nicholas Mastro

Mrs. Kimak 7th Grade

Gold Honor Roll Cade Burton Gianna Cox

Adam DeRubertis Cormac Gill

Mary Huguelet Brighde Littleton Alexander Lynch

Emily Manos Jack McCarty

Ethan Villasenor

Silver Honor Roll Michael Carter Gabriel Dunn

Hannah Hansen Lauren O'Connor

Emmet Ryan

Mrs. French 8th Grade

Gold Honor Roll Ishaa Jain

Silver Honor Roll

Sydney Burton Elizabeth Carroll

Gianna Diorio Mary McGuire Adam Miller

Kiera Sajewski Grace Whitman

Mrs. Kavanaugh

8th Grade

Gold Honor Roll Brendan Born

Mia Ficht Bailey Griffis

Nadia Nicholas Leese Sophia Morey

Michael Panarici Elizabeth Rusiniak

Silver Honor Roll

George Akkawi Anne-Claire Austrums

Sydney Banks David DeRubertis

Emily Kenny Abigail Manos

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To complete this form electronically, follow the link on our website.

www.noonanacademy.org

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