COUNTY SCHOOLS
Lee Hill Elementary
Students who earned all A's in the fourth nine weeks are:
Third grade--Bryson Bachand, Ashley Cackett, Gabriella Croft, Skye Curry, Ashley Douds, Andrew Fields, Rebekah Fogarty, Allison Foster, Marie Freemyers, Timothy Garnett, Toni Gordon, Ana Haines, Samuel Houchin, Allison Jones, Kyle McPherson, Ricardo Perez and Caitlin Woodford
Fourth grade--Autumn Myhand, Blake Rivellese, Kelsey Schoeman
Fifth grade--Jackson Boldenow, Haley Cackett, Kylie Fears, Rosemary Hall, Tanner Hardy, Owen Helton, Rebecca Jordan, Anna Kauppert, Alyssa McFarland, Ainsley Patrick, Austin Pope, Micaela Silvia, Chelsea Smiley, Alyssa Tallent, William Thomas, Grayson Tolliver, Kathleen West.
Peyton Bartlett received an Honorable Mention in the 2009 National EMS Week Children's Art Contest sponsored by the Rappahannock EMS Council and participating agencies.
All students who completed the 2008-2009 year are invited to participate in the summer reading-incentive program: Explore the World--Open a Book. Call the school to reserve your spot for the reward pizza parties on July 16 and 30.
Kindergarten Summer Kickoff sessions are Aug. 13 at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Call or drop by the school to sign up.
The Back-to-School Block Party at the Spotsylvania Towne Centre is Aug. 9, 4-8 p.m. Tickets cost $10 per family. There will be special shopping discounts and hours, performances, a parade and raffles. Proceeds benefit the PTO and the Spotsylvania Education Foundation. For tickets, contact Tara Mickelson, horseandk9@msn.com.
Until Aug. 10, building hours are 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
--Lisa Ehmer
Livingston Elementary
End of the year awards were presented to:
Being in school all day every day, grades one through five: Nathan Voelkl, Jasmine Vann, Emily Wheeler, Mera Soll, Annabelle Russell, Shane Shiflett, Sydney Vann, Isabelle de la Rama, Brian Silver, Holly Wilkinson, Charlene Boyd, Lucas McCaffery, Maggie Steckler, Katelyn Hartmann, William Krause, Justin Gallahan, Janna Hatcher, Tori Silver, Anastasia Ray
Citizenship, grades one through five: Jeremy Rochleau, Brystal Tatum, Justin Hockaday, Ashley Staymates, Jasmine Vann, Colton Williams, Chase Jerman, Janeen Medley, Zachary Lynch, Rebecca Heinbaugh, Brandon Wilcox, Laura Nury, Limiah Coleman, Kayla Bucolo, Tyler Sharpe, Brooke Mills, Dayton Potter , Chelsie Evinger, Charles Hodge, Allison Oakes, Ashley Tate, Mitchell Hendricks, Dylan Carneal, Courtney Gentry, Kyle Staymates, Bailee Sullivan, Jared Boutchyard, Jessica Stone, Andrea Hockaday, Troy Emberton, Drake Keating, Sarah Heberlien, Jason Phillips, Taylor Showers, Katie Craft, Dustin Tyree, Jeremiah Griffin, Courtney Williams
Principal's Award, grades 1-5: Andy Delgado, Trinity Bumbrey, Rendall Baker, Marissa Rose, Maya Hossain, Ryan Galachiuk, Kaitlyn Madison, Katelyn Hartmann, Maxine Thatcher, Abby Harold, Justin Gallahan
Most Improved, one through five: Elijah Beasley, Kiersten Oakes, Lane Rose, Morgan Brooks, Anthony Wheeler, Stephanie Rison, Timothy Darr, Megan Brooks, Cordell Pope, Mackenzie McCabe, Daniel Mizelle, Alica Porter, Katie Beer, Robert Promer, Justin Masonnueve, Kaitlyn Johnson, Thomas Curtis, Katie Goff, Nathan Dye, Connie Cardenas, Victoria Knicely, Michael McGirr, Kathryn Walsh, William Sprouse, Austin Brady, Kaylee Schroeder, Austin Radford, Cheyenne Carneal, Amber Simpson, John Bucolo, Brett Krause, Taylor Gentry, Wyatt Carneal, Kayla Rodgers, Summer Knicely, Dustin Tyree, Beatriz Cardenas, Steven Col-lins
Outstanding Achievement, grades one and two: Nathan Voelkl, Gabriella Eason, Michael Schooley, Katelyn Bennett, Jaycee Schatz, Dylan Dodson, Zachary Kreutzer, Hana Hossain, Colby Keesecker, Charlie-Colt Carter, Ethan Leonard, Laura Nury, Alexander Oliver, Charity Battle, Lucas Mosiniak, Annabelle Russell
President's Award, grades four and five: Katelyn Hartmann, Maggie Steckler, Kathy Carter, Melody Cordle, Brandy Harris, Sarah Heberlien, Elizabeth Milligan, Amber Zappe, Joseph Gibbs, Isaiah Griffin, Davis Liggett, Taylor Myers, Brooke Pettit, Desmond Rock, Taylor Showers, Elizabeth Ray, Abby Harold, Morgan Shoulders, Anatasia Ray, Andrew Oakes, Georgia Parr, Meghan Thatcher, Jeremiah Griffin, Michael Albrycht, Carol Rose, Alexis Jones, Courtney Wil-liams, Logan Hendricks.
--Teresa Baxter
Spotswood Elementary
The following students earned all A's the final nine weeks of school:
Third grade--Ragan Trask, Dylan Emch, Kyli Speller, Ellie McCabe, Sarah Shoemaker
Fourth grade--Cameryn Allred, Alexis Satterwhite, Kaelyn Knotts, Amethyst Green
Fifth grade--Christopher Bradshaw.
--Devra Pickett
Wilderness Elementary
DARE essay winners were Nigell Andrews and Tazman Briganti.
Fifth-grade Citizens of the Year are Maggie Sulzbach and Luis Torres-Ramos. They each won a savings bond from the PTA.
The following students earned straight A's for the year: Alec Dolieslager, Emma Hebertson, Dylan Letellier, Skyler Moon, Matthew Young, Kelsey Truong, Gabriel Cuprill, Sarah Kowalewski, Hannah Mills, Anthony Montalvo, Anthony Rollins.
Kindergartner Rebecca Toellner had perfect attendance for the year.
Volunteer of the Year was Yvonne Rigopoulos. She volunteered everywhere and anywhere and also led the LAMP program for linking high school students with first-graders.
--Jennifer Eckhart
Chancellor Middle
The following students won awards:
Sixth-grade Citizenship Award--Alison Collis and Forrest Mann
Sixth-grade Principal's Award--Gloria Garner and Bernard Webb
Seventh-grade Citizenship Award--Michaela Daye and Daniel Machado
Seventh-grade Principal's Award--Taylor Mackey and Matthew Raton
Eighth-grade Citizenship Award--Ashleigh Luttrell and Justin Pyktel
Principal's Award--JoOnna Bleach and Elliot Makris
Outstanding eighth-graders--Zobia Raja and Makris Marshall
Outstanding Athletes--Bailey Cunningham and Elliot Makris.
--Sue Leiss
Ni River Middle
The music department had a successful day at Kings Dominion May 30. Concert band placed first in the middle school/junior high school division with a superior rating. Other awards included Outstanding Percussion and the Sweepstakes Award for the highest score of all of the performing ensembles in its division. They also won the Grand Sweepstakes Award for the ensemble with the highest score of all over five weeks of festivals.
The choir earned a superior rating, winning its division, and had an Outstanding Soloist Award as well. Orchestra earned a superior rating and also won its division.
--Cheryl Brown
Massaponax High
Six students attended the DECA International Career Development Conference in Anaheim, Calif. The students attending were senior Blair Bolen; juniors Jita Benani, Matt Kelly, Jaclyn Rowe, Scott Tarut; and sophomore Logan Saunders. The six students competed at the Virginia DECA State Leadership Conference in March and had placed in the top of their competitive event which earned them a spot to the National Competition. Senior Blair Bolen finished in the Top 20 for his competitive event at the national level.
National Honor Society officers for 2009-2010 are:
President--Chris Ullrich
Vice president--Matthew Kelly
Secretary--Taylor Ullrich
Treasurer--Connor Nevins
Reporter/historian--Kait-lin Kemp.
Class officers for 2009-2010 are:
Juniors--president, Bianca Jeanty; vice president, David Morrison; secretary, Kayla Ward; treasurer, Casey Hollibaugh; reporter-historian, Carolyn Hill
Sophomores--president, Shannon Wright; vice president, Haley Kane; secretary, Shannon Vaughan; treasurer, Morgan Van Reenen; reporter-historian, Jordan Shilling.
There are 100 yearbooks available for $70 each in the main office over the summer.
--Terri Stone
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Grymes Memorial
The following Fredericksburg-area students made honor roll for the fourth nine weeks:
Fifth grade--John Waller Goodwin, Hayley McGhee, Katherine Simpson, Summer Young
Sixth grade--Avery Warner
Seventh grade--Spirit Karcher, Meggie Roche, Chelsea Wilson
Eighth grade--John Irby, Daniel Katz.
--Lee Berry
Tree of Life
The first golf tournament is Oct. 15 at Lee's Hill Golf Course. For information on registrations or sponsorships, contact Janet Armstrong.
Applications are now being accepted for grades one through eight. Contact Janet Armstrong, 540/786-2019 or
Email: TLCPrep@aol.com.
--Janet Armstrong