Published: Monday, December 19, 2011
School Winners
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Cassie Collinge
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Raelene Mock
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Lariat Shuey
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Celia Teague
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Nicole Martin
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Tyler Tuttle
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Trevor Windsor
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Jacob O'Malley
Students selected for statewide concert
Granite Falls Middle School students Cassie Collinge and Raelene Mock have been selected to participate in the 2012 Washington Music Educators Association's concert on Feb. 18 in Yakima.
The two will join other students, all of whom were selected through auditions, from across the state. Cassie will play the clarinet with the band and Raelene will play perform with the choir.
Monroe students place in essay contest
Students in the Monroe School District recently wrote essays for the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Essay contest.
Third-, fourth- and fifth-graders answered the question "What is an American?" in their essays while the subject for middle school students in this year's contest was "Are you proud of your country?"
The Washington State Veterans of Foreign Wars essay contest started in 1981. Since then, a national essay contest has also been developed for grades six through eight. More than 300 Monroe students entered this year's contest.
Grade level winning entries advancing to the countywide contest were written by:
Lariat Shuey, third grade, Chain Lake Elementary.
Celia Teague, fourth grade, Chain Lake Elementary.
Nicole Martin, fifth grade, Maltby Elementary.
Tyler Tuttle, sixth grade, Park Place Middle School.
Trevor Windsor, seventh grade, Hidden River Middle School.
Jacob O'Malley, eighth grade, Park Place Middle School.
Grade level winners will now move up to compete at the district level with District 1 Veterans of Foreign Wars, which represents most of Snohomish County. First place district winners will advance to the state level of competition with the Department of Washington VFW early next year.
Lake Stevens honors Students of Month
Students were recognized by the Lake Stevens School Board as outstanding secondary students at the Dec. 14 School Board meeting.
The November Students of the Month are:
Lake Stevens High School
10th grade: Kinsey Knaub and Tanner Krenz.
11th grade: Rebekah Alewine and Anthony Thees.
12th grade: Haileigh Bakko and Jared Rose.
Cavelero Mid High School
Eighth grade: Shaelyn Huot and Manuel Rodriguez.
Ninth grade: Andrew Garvin and Shelby James.
Lake Stevens Middle School
Sixth grade: Ariana Means and Noah Wheeler.
Seventh grade: Alyssa Alexander and Chaun Wilkerson.
North Lake Middle School
Sixth grade: Luke Ransom and Jocelyn Van Der Put.
Seventh grade: Casey Rothgeb and Makenzie Weideman.
Granite Falls Middle School students Cassie Collinge and Raelene Mock have been selected to participate in the 2012 Washington Music Educators Association's concert on Feb. 18 in Yakima.
The two will join other students, all of whom were selected through auditions, from across the state. Cassie will play the clarinet with the band and Raelene will play perform with the choir.
Monroe students place in essay contest
Students in the Monroe School District recently wrote essays for the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Essay contest.
Third-, fourth- and fifth-graders answered the question "What is an American?" in their essays while the subject for middle school students in this year's contest was "Are you proud of your country?"
The Washington State Veterans of Foreign Wars essay contest started in 1981. Since then, a national essay contest has also been developed for grades six through eight. More than 300 Monroe students entered this year's contest.
Grade level winning entries advancing to the countywide contest were written by:
Lariat Shuey, third grade, Chain Lake Elementary.
Celia Teague, fourth grade, Chain Lake Elementary.
Nicole Martin, fifth grade, Maltby Elementary.
Tyler Tuttle, sixth grade, Park Place Middle School.
Trevor Windsor, seventh grade, Hidden River Middle School.
Jacob O'Malley, eighth grade, Park Place Middle School.
Grade level winners will now move up to compete at the district level with District 1 Veterans of Foreign Wars, which represents most of Snohomish County. First place district winners will advance to the state level of competition with the Department of Washington VFW early next year.
Lake Stevens honors Students of Month
Students were recognized by the Lake Stevens School Board as outstanding secondary students at the Dec. 14 School Board meeting.
The November Students of the Month are:
Lake Stevens High School
10th grade: Kinsey Knaub and Tanner Krenz.
11th grade: Rebekah Alewine and Anthony Thees.
12th grade: Haileigh Bakko and Jared Rose.
Cavelero Mid High School
Eighth grade: Shaelyn Huot and Manuel Rodriguez.
Ninth grade: Andrew Garvin and Shelby James.
Lake Stevens Middle School
Sixth grade: Ariana Means and Noah Wheeler.
Seventh grade: Alyssa Alexander and Chaun Wilkerson.
North Lake Middle School
Sixth grade: Luke Ransom and Jocelyn Van Der Put.
Seventh grade: Casey Rothgeb and Makenzie Weideman.
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