AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

MISSION STATEMENT

AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

www.airportschools.com Summer 2016

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL - TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2016

CONGRATULATIONS TO

OUR RETIREES 117 Years of Service Combined!

The following individuals have retired:

Kathleen Agrusa - AHS Counselor - 1976

Lizbeth Poth - Wagar MS Teacher - 1985

Jeanie Swiontoniowski - Wagar MS Inclusion Aide - 1995

Colleen Smith - Sterling Elementary Inclusion Aide - 1991

We thank them for their dedication to our students, staff, and

community. We wish them the best in their retirement.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Fall Open House and Schedule Pick Up

All Elementary Schools Open House:

August 31, 5:00-6:00 PM

Kindergarten Orientation:

September 6 at each elementary

Last name beginning with A-L, 9:30 AM

Last name begins with M-Z, 1:15 PM

Parents and students attend orientation.

Wagar Schedule Pick-Up:

5/6 grade, August 23, 12:00-6:00 PM

7/8 grade, August 24, 12:00-6:00 PM

August 25, 8:00-2:00PM, make up day

Wagar Middle School Open Houses:

5/6 grade, August 31, 5:30-7:00 PM

7/8 grade, August 31, 6:30-8:00 PM

Airport High School Orientation:

9 & 11 grade, August 24, 9:00-3:00 PM

10 & 12 grade, August 25, 9:00-3:00 PM

Airport Virtual Academy:

Will be open for students to visit during high school

orientation times listed above .

Niedermeier Center for Education Open House:

September 1, 6:00-7:30 PM.

Light refreshments will be provided!

Pictured left to right: Jeanie Swiontoniowski, Kathy Agrusa and

Becky Poth Not pictured: Colleen Smith

CHECK OUT THE NEW SIGN! Airport High School is proud to have a new sign in front

of the main entrance to help visitors know exactly where

to enter the school.

This addition is a result of recommendations from a state

audit performed last school year. Jet Pride!

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SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE…

SUMMER BREAK…NOT SO FAST!

SUMMER SCHOOL

Summer break means rest and relaxation for many folks. Not for everyone though! We are excited to

welcome over 130 Airport students for summer school next week. This great program is a great way for

some of our outstanding teachers to help many of our youngsters with some areas in math and reading to

help them maintain gains from the past school year and get ready for the upcoming fall. Twice a week kids

are picked up by the bus, eat lunch, take part in fun activities, and most importantly get some great instruc-

tion that improves their learning skills. This grant funded program is in its third year and has grown every

summer.

CAMPS

Airport also offers some great camps during the summer months. In addition to many of the athletic camps

that happen around campus, we also offer art and robotics camps. These week long activities are a great way

for kids to get more time with these specific activities that they really love. Our art department and robotics

team do a great job of teaching techniques and making the days full of fun activities. Many times the kids

that are participating are having so much fun they don’t realize how much they are also learning.

SUMMER PROJECTS

Airport has one of the best maintenance and custodial groups around. I say that with great confidence and

gratitude. When everyone else goes home for the summer, these employees get to work. The buildings are

scrubbed from top to bottom, the grounds are maintained meticulously, and the big list of repairs and summer

projects are tackled. Every fall it is fun to see the students and community come back to school and see some

of the great work this group has done during the summer. They have great Jet Pride!

Sincerely,

John J. Krimmel, IV

Superintendent

Board of Education

President James M. Geiermann

Vice President

Margaret A.

Hoffman

Secretary

Gina H. Baker

Treasurer

Paul A. Miller

Trustees

Allen J. Burger

Janice Doederlein

Will F. Lang

Upcoming

Board of

Education Meetings

August 29

September 12 & 26

7 PM

Wagar Middle

School Media Center

Everyone is

welcome and

encouraged to

attend.

MYLEAD CONFERENCE With over twenty excellent applicants, it was difficult to select which students to represent AHS this year at

the MyLead Conference in Lansing. The finalists headed to Lansing with anticipation and some nervous ener-

gy. They returned to AHS as confident individuals with new leadership skills and many new friends. We were

proud to once again have excellent representation at MyLead 2016. The students would like to thank Airport

Schools for helping to defray the cost of the conference. These students will share their knowledge with next

year’s sophomores and encourage them to apply for the 2017 conference.

Miranda Banks, “Everyone was so friendly, one of the best experiences of my life!”

Kayla Wallet, “ I learned how to step out of my comfort zone.”

Gaige Frederick, “Go have a fun time with the most stupendous people!”

Brianna Holliday, “I will forever remember the friendships I made, and who I am now because of it.”

Pictured left to right:

Miranda Banks

Austin Peters

Kayla Wallet

Makenzie Jacobs

Gaige Frederick,

Brianna Holliday

and Jada McBee

Submitted by Kathy Agrusa, Retired AHS Counselor

TRANSITION CENTER

STUDENT OF THE YEAR Airport High School and Monroe County ISD

Transition Center graduate, Trevor Trealout, was

named the Monroe County ISD Transition Center

Student of the Year for his outstanding academic

and the leadership skills that he displayed throughout

the 2015-2016 school year.

Submitted by Chris Lukosavich, AHS Principal

STUDENT REGISTRATION (GRADES K-8)

The District Operations Office is open during the summer months from

7:30 AM to 2:30 PM to register students grades Kindergarten through 8th

grade. The office is located in Room 111 at the Wagar Middle School

building. If you have questions regarding registration, please call 734-869

-7210.

Registrations must be completed by a parent of the student. If not the

parent, appropriate guardianship papers must be presented.

Items needed for registrations are:

Parent driver’s license or state photo ID

Student’s original birth certificate

Student’s immunization record

Proof of Residency: Parent/Guardian must provide (2) proofs of

residency. Two different utility bills, mortgage information, rental/

lease agreement, property tax bill or voter’s registration are acceptable

documents. Cell phone bills and bank statements are not acceptable

proofs of residency.

If parent/guardian is not the homeowner and is living with an Airport

Community Schools resident for reasons other than for educational

purposes, you are required to complete and have notarized a residency

affidavit. The affidavit can be obtained from the district’s Operations

Office located at Wagar Middle School. Both the resident and the

enrolling parent/legal guardian must be present before a notary with

proper identification. The person owning/leasing the property is then

responsible for proving district residency.

Hearing & Vision Screening (kindergarten only)

Last report card (grades 5-8 only)

(GRADES 9-12) Airport High School requires all of the same items for registration as for

K-8. In addition, new registers need to come to the main office and bring

their most recent transcript. If you have any questions regard-

ing high school registration, please call, 734-654-4075. PAGE 3

AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS

4 YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL Two different sessions to choose from:

Mon/Wed/Fri morning 9:00-11:45 AM

Mon/Wed/Fri afternoon 12:30-3:15 PM

This is a fee based program.

Your child must be 4 by Dec. 1, 2016

Tuition Preschool is located at Eyler Elementary. Please contact Principal Steven Krause with any questions or to register.

skrause@airport.k12.mi.us or 734-654-2121.

GREAT START READINESS PRESCHOOL (GSRP):

Children must be four by December 1, 2016. GSRP is a Michigan state-funded preschool program. Tuition is free for students who

qualify. Please call to see if you qualify. GSRP is located at Sterling Elementary. Please contact Principal Shelia Wrobel with any

questions or to register. swroebel@airport.k12.mi.us or 734-654-6846.

BRIGHT BEGINNINGS CHILD CARE:

Available to all children at Airport Community Schools enrolled in preschool through sixth grade. Preschool is free when student

attends full-time Bright Beginnings. For additional information, please contact Alissa VanWashenova, 734-654-4058.

3 YEAR OLD PRESCHOOL Two different sessions to choose from:

Tues/Thurs 9:00-11:45 AM or

12:30-3:15 PM

This a fee based program.

Your child must be 3 by September 1, 2016

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DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Airport Community Schools is very fortunate to have Ryan Irwin as the Director of

Educational Services. Ryan was the Sterling Elementary Principal last year and the High

School Assistant Principal for 5 years prior to that. He earned a Bachelor of Science

Degree from GVSU in 1997 and a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from

Central Michigan University in 2001. Past administrative positions included Assistant

Principal and Athletic Director at Dundee High School. Mr. Irwin also taught at Dundee

High School, Vandercook Lake Public Schools, and Lakeview Community Schools. He

also was active in the communities he worked in, displayed by coaching varsity football

for 13 years and different levels of track and field for 5 years.

“While I will miss the daily interaction with students, I look forward to being able to make

a greater contribution to the entire district. I have had the opportunity to work at each

level of the educational system and feel I can use my experiences to help guide the educa-

tional decisions of the district.”

STERLING ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Shelia (Pluff) Wrobel is the new Sterling Elementary Principal. She is replacing Ryan

Irwin, who is now the Director of Educational Services. Shelia is a 1982 Airport

graduate. She obtained her Bachelor Degree in Special Education, Master Degree in

Learning Disabilities and Administrative Certificate from Eastern Michigan Universi-

ty. She was a special education teacher at Airport High School for 23 years and served

as an assistant principal/principal for 5 years at Wagar Middle School.

“I am very excited about moving over to Sterling Elementary. I look forward to working

with the teachers, students and parents at Sterling. I love the students' excitement and

enthusiasm for learning I have observed while visiting Sterling.”

AIRPORT HIGH SCHOOL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Matt Furtney is the new Airport High School Assistant Principal. He is replacing Clif

Whitehouse who received a position in another district. Matt has been working for Airport

Community Schools since 2011. He most recently was the Supervisor at Niedermeier Center

for Education. He received his Master Degree in Social Work from the University of Michigan

and his Post-Master Degree in K-12 Administrative Certificate from Eastern Michigan Univer-

sity.

“Though I will miss NCE and our awesome students there, I am very excited to be the Assistant

Principal at the High School. I can’t wait for the school year to start and I look forward to

working with our great staff and student body.”

WAGAR MIDDLE SCHOOL

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Ryan Duvall is the new Assistant Principal at Wagar. Ryan taught at Wagar for 20 years,

most recently as the Restorative Justice/At-Risk Coordinator. He obtained his Bachelor

Degree in English from Siena Heights University. He also has a Master Degree in the Art

of Teaching from Marygrove College and a Master Degree in Educational Leadership from

Arkansas State University.

“I am excited to take on a leadership role at the same building I started my career. We

have a remarkably caring staff that looks out for the best interest of our students. Our

district is leading the charge in personalizing each child’s education and preparing them

for future success. I look forward to working with our supportive parents so we

can accomplish great things.” RYAN DUVALL

MATT FURTNEY

RYAN IRWIN

SHELIA WROBEL

HOMECOMING

FOOTBALL

GAME

VS.

FLAT ROCK

FRIDAY

SEPTEMBER 23

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PEST MANAGEMENT

ADVISORY

The Airport Community School District

utilizes an Integrated Pest Management

(IPM) approach to control pests. IPM is

a pest management system that utilizes all

suitable techniques in a total pest manage-

ment system with the intent of preventing

pests from reaching unacceptable levels

or to reduce an existing population to an

acceptable level. Pest management tech-

niques emphasize pest exclusion and bio-

logical controls. However, as with most

pest control programs, chemical controls

may also be utilized. You have the right

to be informed prior to any application of

an insecticide, fungicide or herbicide

made to the school grounds or buildings

during the school year.

Application notices will be posted at ap-

plication sites and on the Districts web

site: http://www.airportschools.com. The

notifications will remain in place until the

time is met for safe entry. If you require

prior notification, please contact us at the

address below for the proper form that

you will need to complete and return.

There are exemptions to the notification

process, they include disinfectant clean-

ers, pesticides formulated as baits or gels

and any EPA exempt pesticides. In certain

emergencies, such as an infestation of

stinging insects, pesticides may be ap-

plied without prior notice to prevent inju-

ry to students, but notification will be

made following any such application.

Airport Community Schools

District Operations Department

11270 Grafton Rd.

Carleton, MI 48117

Dan Fahnestock, Director of Operations

(734) 869-7210

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT NOTICE Airport Community Schools does not discriminate on the basis of disability in

admission to, access to, or operations of its programs, services or activities. Airport

Community Schools does not discriminate on the basis of disability in its hiring or

employment practices. This notice is provided as required by Title II of the Americans

with Disabilities Act of 1990.

Requests for additional information regarding the ADA may be sent to Airport’s

designated ADA Compliance Coordinator: Brenda Pyle, CFO, 11270 Grafton Road,

Carleton, MI 48117, (734) 654-3420

Days/Hours available: Monday through Friday 8:00 AM 4:00 PM. Individuals who

need auxiliary aids for effective communication in programs and services of Airport

Community Schools are invited to make their needs and preferences known to the

ADA Compliance Coordinator.

STUDENT INFORMATION RULES DEFINED

Directory information is personally identi-

fiable information that generally would

not be considered harmful or an invasion

of privacy. This type of information

allows schools to create newsletters,

district publications, student publications

such as the newspaper and yearbook, and

allows the district to assist alumni groups

without contacting parents or former

students.

Airport Community Schools classifies

directory information as a parent’s name,

student’s name, address, telephone num-

ber, date of birth, photos, videos, partici-

pation in officially recognized activities

and sports, weight and height of athletic

team members, and degrees and awards

received.

FERPA, the Family Educational Rights

and Privacy Act, allows a school district

to release student information that is

classified as directory information un-

der the following conditions:

Unless a parent or eligible student

(those 18-years or older) objects, the

school district may disclose designat-

ed directory information without prior

consent. The school district may dis-

close information of persons no long-

er in attendance without notice. The

school district annually will provide

public notice that directory infor-

mation may be disclosed.

The school district will disclose this

information unless notified in writing to

the contrary by a parent or eligible stu-

dent no later than September 16, 2016.

Letters should be addressed to:

Jenny Tanner

Communication Coordinator

11270 Grafton Road

Carleton, MI 48117

ASBESTOS ABATEMENT NOTICE

In compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Asbestos

Emergency Response Act (AERA), we performed inspections in each of our school

buildings for asbestos-contained building materials in the fall of 1988. The inspection

findings and the asbestos management plans have been on file in each school’s

administrative office since that time.

The EPA requires us to perform re-inspections of the materials every three years. In

2013, accredited asbestos inspectors performed these re-inspections. An accredited

management planner reviewed the results of the re-inspections, and recommended

actions we should take to safely manage any asbestos material in our buildings. A

new inspection will be completed in December 2016.

The results of the re-inspections are on file in the management plan located in each

school’s administrative office. The public is welcome to review these during normal

school hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM until 4:00 PM.

The Asbestos Program Manager is Dan Fahnestock. He is available to answer ques-

tions you may have about asbestos in our buildings, (734) 869-7210.

GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES FOR TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964

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TRANSPORTATION

REMINDERS The times indicated on the bus cards are

estimates for the start of the school year

and may change throughout the year.

Students need to be out at the bus

stop 10 minutes prior to the time of

pick-up stated on the student’s bus

card.

Students should bring their bus

card with them for the first week

of school.

Students need to ride their designat-

ed bus to and from school at their

assigned stop until September 16,

2016. No called in exceptions will

be allowed until after September 19.

(This does NOT apply to previously

completed Daycare/Bus Exception

requests.)

Complete a Daycare/Bus Exception

Form if your child is to be picked up

or dropped off at any location other

than home, on a daily basis. (This

does not apply to Bright Begin-

nings.) This form is found on our

website at: www.airportschools.com

under the transportation tab. Please contact the District Opera-

tions Department if you have ques-

tions at 734-869-7210.

Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of

1972 Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of

1973 Section I: If any person believes the

Airport Community Schools, or any part of the

select organization has inadequately applied

the principles and/or regulation of (1) Title VI

of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, (2) Title IX of

the Education Amendment Act of 1972, and

(3) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of

1973, he/she may bring forward a complaint,

which shall be referred to as a grievance, to the

local Civil Rights Coordinator at the following

address: Ryan Irwin, Director of Educational

Services, 11270 Grafton Road, Carleton, MI

48117 (734) 654-3003.

Section II: The person who believes he/she

has a valid basis for grievance shall discuss the

grievance informally and on a verbal basis

with the local Civil Rights Coordinator, who

shall in turn investigate the complaint and

reply with an answer to the complainant. He/

she may initiate formal procedures according

to the following steps:

Step 1: A written statement of the

grievance, signed by the complainant,

shall be submitted to the local Civil Rights

Coordinator within five (5) business days

of receipt of the answers to the informal

complaint. The Coordinator shall further

investigate the matter of grievance and

reply in writing to the complainant within

ten (10) days.

Step 2: If the complainant wishes to

appeal the decision of the local Civil

Rights Coordinator, he/she may submit a

signed statement of appeal to the

Superintendent of Schools within five (5)

business days after receipt of the

coordinator’s response. The

Superintendent shall meet with all parties

involved, formulate a conclusion, and

respond in writing to the complainant

within ten (10) business days.

Step 3: If the complainant remains

unsatisfied, he/she may appeal through a

signed, written statement to the Board of

Education within five (5) business days

of his receipt of the Superintendent's

response in Step 2. In an attempt to resolve

the grievance, the Board of Education shall

meet with the concerned parties and their

representative within forty (40) days of the

receipt of such an appeal. A copy of the

Board’s disposition of the appeal shall be

sent to each concerned party within ten (10)

days of this meeting.

Step 4: If, at this point, the grievance has

not been satisfactorily settled, further appeal

may be made to the Office of Civil Rights,

Department of Education, Washington,

D.C., 20201.

Inquiries concerning this policy may be

directed to: Director, Office of Civil Rights,

Dept. of Education, Washington, D.C. 20201.

The local coordinator, on request, will provide

a copy of the district’s grievance procedure and

investigate all complaints in accordance with

this procedure. A copy of each of the Acts,

and the regulations on which this notice is

based, may be found in the Civil Rights

Coordinator’s office.

WHAT TO DO IF SCHOOL IS

DELAYED OR CANCELLED At any time during the school year it may

be necessary to cancel school or delay the

start of school due to a variety of reasons:

extremely bad weather, poor road condi-

tions, mechanical failures, or other emer-

gency situations. While this is rare, you

and your child must be prepared. Being

prepared begins with making sure your

student has a safe place to go to if school

is cancelled or delayed, i.e. they are

able to get back into the house, can go to

a daycare or to a relative or friend’s home.

If there is a two-hour delay in the morn-

ing, the school buses will pick up students

two hours after their usual pick up time

at their normal pick up location. This

includes all Airport buses. If unforeseen

events occur during the school day it

would be extremely rare to send students

home early from school. The normal

practice is to complete the school day, but

your child must know what to do and

where to go in case he or she is sent home

early. We never want to send a child

home if they do not know whether or not

they will be able to get inside their home.

Cancellations of after school events such

as games, practices, concerts or other

activities are determined before dismis-

sal.

If school is cancelled, all athletic levels

below varsity level are cancelled. Any

varsity or junior varsity athletic contest

that is scheduled on a snow day might be

played. The final decision will be made

by school administration.

HOW TO FIND OUT IF SCHOOL IS

CANCELLED OR DELAYED

You will receive a Honeywell Instant

Alert by phone, text, or email.

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Channel 7 WXYZ Detroit

Channel 62 WWJTV Detroit

Channel 11 WTOL Toledo

GO ONLINE: www.airportschools.com

THANK YOU BUSCH’S! Superintendent John Krimmel and Tim Surma,

Manager at the Carleton Busch’s exchange

gratitude this spring from the annual food drive

for kids and families at Airport.

Busch’s collected 84 grocery bags of food and

over $3,621.48 in donations that were trans-

ferred to gift cards that families can use at the

local store in Carleton.

“Busch’s, their employees, and the families that

shop there have been unbelievably generous to

the kids at Airport Schools,” said Superinten-

dent Krimmel.

DISTRICT PHONE

NUMBERS

Superintendent

Phone: 734-654-2414

Fax: 734-654-4014 Airport High School

Phone: 734-654-6208

Fax: 734-654-8730 Airport Virtual Academy

Phone: 734-869-7282

Fax: 734-654-4044 Athletic Department-HS

Phone: 734-654-4077

Fax: 734-654-4078 Business Office Phone:

734-654-3420

Fax: 734-654-3424 District Operations

Phone: 734-869-7210

Fax: 734-654-3424 Educational Services

Phone: 734-654-3003

Fax: 734-654-4044 Ed Tech/Communications

Phone: 734-654-4037

Fax: 734-654-4044 Eyler Elementary

Phone: 734-654-2121

Fax: 734-654-9535 HR State Reporting

Phone: 734-654-4027

Fax: 734-654-4044 Niedermeier Ctr for Ed

Phone: 734-654-8694

Fax: 734-586-3342 Ritter Elementary

Phone: 734-379-5335

Fax: 734-379-0701 Sterling Elementary

Phone: 734-654-6846

Fax: 734-654-9480 Technology

Phone: 734-654-3000

Fax: 734-654-3001

Upward Bound

Phone: 734-869-7199

Fax: 734-654-8730

Wagar Middle School

Phone: 734-654-6205

Fax: 734-654-0057

BUS RULES STRESS

SAFETY

The Airport Community Schools District,

geographically in Michigan, consists of 110

square miles. The vast majority of our

students use bus service to and from school.

For many students, the distance traveled is

substantial. With this fact in mind, Airport

Community Schools continually seeks to

improve bus service with the child’s safety

being a primary concern. The students are

the major factor in school bus safety.

Students need to remain seated and talk

quietly so that the bus driver can concentrate

on driving the bus.

The district’s bus drivers and administrators

work together to clarify the discipline

program used on the district buses. The

program provides:

A bus discipline program that closely

resembles the discipline procedures used in

our classrooms.

Communication about student needs and

behavior between principals, teachers, and

bus drivers.

Uniform rules and consequences for

behavior on all buses in the district.

Bus behavior may be monitored by video

camera.

Examples of Basic Assertive Discipline Plan

Rules:

Respect driver and follow directions given

by the driver.

All school rules apply.

Use conduct that will not distract the bus

driver.

All parts of the body and all objects stay

inside the bus.

No eating or drinking on the bus.

Stay in your assigned seat.

No animals on the bus.

No electronic games on the bus.

No cell phones are to be used on the bus.

Please review these rules with your child to

ensure a safe school year. Any questions please

call 734-869-7210.

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Non-profit Presorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Carleton, Michigan Permit No. 12

Postal Customer

Airport Community Schools

11270 Grafton Road

Carleton, MI 48117

Central Office

Administrators

Superintendent John J. Krimmel IV

734-654-2414

Director of Educational Services

Ryan Irwin 734-654-3003

Chief Financial Officer

Brenda Pyle

734-654-3420

Director of Operations Dan Fahnestock

734-869-7210

Director of Technology

Aaron Gurgul 734-654-3000

Editor: Gayle Lambrix: 734-654-2414

Check your child’s school online:

http://www.airportschools.com

for a complete list of supplies

needed for the

2016-2017 School Year!

(Kindergarten—8th Grade)

ARE YOUR CHILD’S

IMMUNIZATIONS UP TO DATE? Monroe County Health Department

Health Fair, August 20, 2016

2353 S. Custer Rd. Monroe, MI 48161

Call and make an appointment today! 734-240-7800

Limited Appointments Available

Free Services for Children ages 5-19

Back to School Immunizations

Sports Physicals and More!

NEW TEACHING STAFF We are excited to welcome these new teachers to our district

for the 2016-2017 school year. We thank them for believing

in children, for guiding through example,

and for inspiring success.

Left to Right

Back Row

Angela Ashcraft – English Language Arts

GR 7, Wagar Middle School

Sebina Cekic – Math Intervention GR K-

4, Eyler Elementary

William Thompson – Band Director

Rachel Gardner – GR 4 Classroom Teach-

er, Ritter Elementary

Front Row

Chelsea Whiteoak – Choir Director

Tanness Headrick – Spanish, St Charles

and Trinity Lutheran

Jamie Devoe – Math Intervention, Ritter

Elementary

India Schumake – Counselor, Airport

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