School Improvement

Council—Monday, April

14 at 6:00 P.M.

Spring Break—Friday,

April 18 to Sunday, April

27

I n t e r i m s I s s u e d —

Thursday, May 1

Prom—Saturday, May 3

at 6:30 P.M. at the New-

berry Shrine Club

SGA Blood Drive—

Tuesday, May 6

Spring Chorus Con-

cert— Tuesday, May 6 at

7:00 P.M. in the NHS

auditorium

Spring Band Concert—

Thursday, May 15 at 7:30

P.M. at the Newbery

Opera House

Alive at 25—Monday,

May 20 at 4:00 P.M.

Memorial Day (No

School) - Monday, May

26

Last day of school for

seniors—Wednesday,

May 28

Last day of school for

u n d e r c l a s s m e n —

Wednesday, June 4

Newberry High School

Graduation—Tuesday,

June 3 at 7:30 P.M.

Get text reminders from

Newberry High School by

signing up for our

Remind101 service. Just

grab your phone, send a

text message that says

“@nhspa” to the phone

number (573) 535-5520.

Special points of interest:

Turn to page 2 for information about

our athletic teams.

Did you know that we have a Relay for Life team? See page

3 for more.

Flip over to page 5 if you want to read about our Teacher

of the Year.

Check out pages 6&7 for a list of second and third quarter

honor roll students.

Volume I, Issue 3

Spring 2014

Visit our school website

at www.newberryhs.org

for news, upcoming

events, and helpful

information.

Newberry High School will ensure that

students fulfill the state and national

requirements for graduating within four

years as they develop talents and make

career choices to succeed in life. Our

mission engages students, staff, families,

and the community to achieve this goal

through a comprehensive pyramid of

support that provides timely assistance.

Fourth Q

uarter

Dates

Inte

rim

s Is

sued

: Th

urs

day

, May

1

Last

Day

of

Exam

s:

Wed

nes

day

, Ju

ne

4

Exam Schedule 1

State Champions 2

Relay for Life 3

Academic & Club

Updates

3-5

Teacher of the

Year

5

Honor Roll 6&7

Students of the

Month

3&8

Inside this issue:

F i n a l E x a m S c h e d u l e Senior Exams

1A/5A—Thursday, May 22

2B/6B—Friday, May 23

3A/7A—Tuesday, May 27

4B/8B—Wednesday, May 28

Underclassmen Exams

2B/6B—Friday, May 30

(1st Period FA)

3A/7A—Monday, June 2

(2nd Period FA)

4B/8B—Tuesday, June 3

(3rd Period FA)

1A/5A—Wednesday, June 4

(4th Period FA)

Newberry High School

Home of the Bulldogs

Page 2 Newberry High School

AA State Champi ns Congratulations to the Newberry High School varsity boys basketball team for winning the 2014 AA State Basketball Champion-ship. Coaches Chad Cary, Adonis Hill, and Mike Hughes led the team to its state championship last month. The Bulldogs de-feated Lake Marion 77 to 47 at the Colonial Life Are-na on March 8. On their way to the championship, the Bulldogs went unde-feated in region play and won the Upper State

Championship for the third year in the row. The Newberry Bulldogs hold a three-year rec-ord of 44-2 inside the county, and they have won 22 region games in a row. NHS has only missed the playoffs one time under Chad Cary since the 2001-02 basketball season, and they have won region titles in 2005, 2007, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2014. Coach Cary says, “This is a great win, not just for our team but for our assistant coaches who work so hard, our principal, our superintendent and for the community.”

Davon Powell Wins Second State Title

The 2014 AA State Champion Bulldogs celebrate their victory.

3 Bennett Wilson Senior Guard; 4 Notorious Booker Senior Guard; 5

Devin Harmon Senior Guard; 10 Raquon Davenport Senior Guard; 11

Raydell Davis Senior Guard Senior; 12 Trey Gary Senior Forward; 20

Josh Davis Junior Forward; 23 K.J. Fields Junior Guard; 31 Jaylen Lind-

say Senior Forward; 32 Dominic Gilmore Senior Forward; 33 Demarcus

Gilmore Sophomore Forward; 42 Trey Miller Senior Guard; 44 Tyrell

Mendenhal Freshman Forward; Head Coach and NHS Athletic Director

Chad Cary

Davon Powell, a junior at Newberry High School, clenched his second AA Wrestling State Champion title in March. Powell won three straight matches to win the championship and is the Bulldogs’ first two-time state champion in his

weight class. His coach, Jonah Deuerling, says, “We are ex-tremely proud of and excited for Davon, not only for his own accomplishments but for what he has accomplished for Newberry High School and Newberry County wrestling as a whole.”

Rotary Students of the Month

Every year Newberry High School participates in a number of fundrais-ers for the A m e r i c a n Cancer So-ciety. We will be par-ticipating in Relay for Life on May 2nd on the N e w b e r r y High School football field. We are selling t-shirts designed by Carolina Torres, a ninth grader

The Newberry Rotary Club

recognizes students from

Newberry High School every

month. Congratulations to Jack

Huggins, a senior at NHS, for

being named the March/April

Rotary Student of the Month!

Students, faculty, and staff will be participating in Relay for Life fundraisers in the next few weeks. Teachers will be duct taped to walls, dying their hair, and more! The students and faculty of NHS will be revving up the fight against cancer during Spirit Week, passionately raising money and celebrating the week of Relay, April 28 to May 2!

If you would like to join our team or make a donation, visit our Re-lay for Life website: http://main.acsevents.org/goto/NHS

NHS Re lay f o r L i fe Team at NHS, for $10 (short-sleeved) and $15 (long-sleeved). We are

selling the shirts dur-ing lunch. If you would like to pur-chase a s h i r t , come by the school or contact

M s . D o y l e a t jdoyle@newberry.k12.sc.us or (803) 321-2621.

Did you know that you can access your child’s

homework assignments from his or her teachers’

school websites? Go to the Newberry High School

website (www.newberryhs.org) and click on the box

on the column to the right that reads “Teacher Web-

sites (OnCourse)”. Then click on the name of your

child’s teachers to view their pages.

Teacher Websites

Cheer lead ing Tryouts Cheerleading tryouts will be

held April 28 to May 1. Any

girls interested in trying out

The Newberry High School Stu-dent Government Association is currently selling Great American fundraising products to help raise money for next year’s Homecom-ing, Pink Out, and other spirit events. SGA members have cata-logs filled with great products—from candy and nuts to flower bulbs to jewelry! The prices are competitive and all funds will sup-port SGA in the coming school year.

Y o u c a n v i s i t www.gaschoolstore.com and enter school code 3628625 to support us in this endeavor! Please see a member of SGA or email Ms. Hartness at dhart-ness@newberry.k12.sc.us if you would like to see a catalog.

SGA Fundraising to Help

Fund Next Year’s Events

Mrs. Riddle’s Spanish II classes are making videos on Animoto advertising a product of their choice in Spanish. In Spanish III,

class groups are making Power Points reporting about the Spanish-speaking country of their choice.

need to get a packet from Ms.

Norris and have all paperwork

turned in by April 16th.

Every step is

one step

closer to a cure.

Spanish Classes Take On D i g i t a l C r e a t i o n

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A Cinco de Mayo program will be presented by NHS Hispanic students on May 5, 2014 from 11:30 A.M to 12:15 P.M. All families are invited to come to the pro-gram and enjoy dancing, singing, poetry, and a skit. Please plan to join us for a Mexican food lunch in our cafeteria after-

wards: adults-$3.40, chil-dren-$2.35. Un programa de Cinco de Mayo será presentado por NHS estu-diantes hispanos en 05 de mayo 2014 de 11:30 am a 12:15 pm Se invita a todas las familias a venir al pro-grama y disfrutar de la dan-za, el canto, la poesía, y una obra de teatro. Por favor

haga planes para unirse a nosotros para un almuerzo de comida mexicana en la cafetería después: adultos $ 3.40, niños $ 2.35.

Page 4 Newberry High School

Freshman Academy Students

Preparing for Final Exams The Freshman Academy con-tinues to offer tutoring on Tuesday and Thursday after-noons after school. In prepa-ration for the End of Course testing in Algebra I and Eng-lish I, students are strongly encouraged to check with their teachers regarding any

standard or skill with which they may be struggling. The following website has more information about the South Carolina End-of-Course tests: https://ed.sc.gov/agency/programs-services/41/

The Newberry Choraliers participated in the SC Choral Festival competition for their second year in a row. The chorus did an out-standing job and earned an Excellent rating. The Cho-rus will be competing at the Carowinds Music Festival and hopes to have repeated

success. The Newberry Chorus will present their spring concert, “We Are the World,” on Tuesday, May 6 at 7:30 pm in the Newberry High School auditorium. Admission is free, so please make plans to join us for the concert!

Prom tickets and forms are available in the media center before/after school and dur-ing all lunches. Tickets are $25 until April 11th and will

AP Students Head to USC be $35 from April 14th to May 2nd. All forms and money should be turned in to the media center.

Economics Classes Prepare for Life Beyond High School

All of Newberry High

School’s Advanced Place-

ment Calculus students will

be taking a practice Ad-

vanced Placement Calculus

test at the University of

South Carolina on April

29. This test will be an

opportunity for students to

prepare for the actual AP

Calculus exam they will be

taking in May.

Ms. Cole’s art and photog-raphy classes are taking learning to a deeper level this month. All of Ms. Cole’s Photography students took a field trip to the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia on April 4. Also, guest speaker Laura

Every year Newberry High School sets a school-wide reading goal of 25 books for each student. We hold two special celebrations for stu-dents who meet their goals. The first celebration we held was an Ice Cream Social for students that read a minimum of 13 books before win-ter break. Students enjoyed their choice of vanilla, choco-late, or strawberry ice cream with various toppings and syrups to pile on their dish.

The NHS library will be invit-ing all students that meet their school-wide reading goal of 25 books this school year to an End of the Year Reading Cele-bration. Students will submit their lists to their English teachers, and the celebration will be held in May. The cele-bration will consist of outdoor fun on an obstacle course and wrecking ba l l in f la ta -bles. Thank you for encourag-ing your students to participate in this reading program and to enjoy the many benefits of reading!

N H S P r o m o t e s

Taylor of the Art Institutes gave a presentation to all NHS Fine Arts students in early April. Her presenta-tion featured career paths offered by the Institute as well as scholarship infor-mation for the school.

Cinco de Mayo Program

In Coach Hughes’s Econom-

ics class, which is mostly

comprised of Seniors, stu-

dents are researching careers

and practicing for job inter-

views. They are also preparing

to take a monthly salary and

create a budget. They will be

focusing on personal econom-

ic decisions and preparing for

the life beyond high school.

Junior Beta Club Students Place at State Convention

Congratulations to the New-berry High School Teacher of the Year, Ms. Jennifer Doyle. Ms. Doyle teaches English in the Freshman Academy and has been with us for three years. She encourages her stu-dents to strive for the best in their academic abilities and challenges them to set high standards. Ms. Doyle success-fully integrates technology, engagement, and rigor into all of her lessons, and she instills a sense of belonging and drive in each of her students. She collaborates with her col-leagues and works hard to give every student in the building a strong foundation for their futures.

Junior Beta Club students from across the state compet-ed in various academic and talent competitions at the Jun-ior Beta Club State Conven-tion in January. Congratula-tions to the following NHS

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NHS Teacher and Support Staff Employee of the Year Also, congratulations to the Newberry High School Sup-port Staff Employee of the Year, Officer Deanna Wil-banks. Officer Willbanks is our resource officer and works for the Newberry County Sherriff’s Office. She works with our students, faculty, and staff to keep Newberry High School a safe place to learn and work. She is respectful and compassionate, and the students in turn respect her and her role in our building. She has been with Newberry High School for a year and will hopefully continue to work here for many more years.

ninth grade Junior Beta Club students who placed third in the Quiz Bowl competition: Nick Rendelman, Tanner Orne, Kaleb Rosemond, and Matthew Pollard!

Service Learning classes are quite different from regular academic classes, but they have the same intense struc-ture for learning. Students learn in many ways as they serve in areas of their partic-ular interests, which often helps them make decisions for their futures. Responsi-bility is placed on the stu-dents to document their ac-tivities, which is a require-

ment for a passing grade. Students have their fifth log of the year due on May 9, and their final portfolios that count as their final ex-am are due on May 28. This class helps students with time management and self-motivation, which will help them become successful in life beyond high school.

S e r v i c e L e a rn i n g

The students in Ms. Garris’s and Ms. Sarver’s classes are hosting car washes to raise money for an upcoming zoo field trip. The first “Fun Fri-day Car Wash” was held on Friday, April 4. There will be additional car washes available on Fridays in May (weather permitting). Watch for further updates after Spring Break. Thank you for supporting our students!

Students and teachers wash cars to raise money for their upcoming zoo

field trip.

Page 6 Newberry High School

Bennett, Donovan Robert, 9 Bernardo, Amy Rose, 9 Caldwell, Judith Cade, 9 Gilmore, Rendell Murrell, 9 Humphries, Delaney Jayne, 9 Martinez Patino, Maria, 9 Orne, William Tanner, 9 Pollard, Matthew Cole, 9 Rowe, Jessica Claire, 9 Wilkerson, Marylane Leigh, 9 Wilson, Cooper Nicole, 9 Yoder, Lauren Elizabeth, 9

Aiken, Malcolm DyQuan, 9 Bishop, Toby Lee, 9 Boyd, ADarien JyLeek, 9 Boyd, Jasmine Anastasia, 9 Boyd, Shakeiva Diamonique, 9 Byrd, Taylor Evan, 9 Caldwell, Shuntiria Tymese, 9 Clark, Lyshavia Kenyetta, 9 Coleman Eigner, Khalique Shaliah, 9 Coleman, Candace Diandra, 9 Coppock, Britt Coby, 9 Cutshall, Corban Hunter, 9 Davis, Nigeria Shunt, 9 Dewalt, Shakira Radashius, 9 Flores Martinez, Dixi Nain, 9 Gallman, Ashlei Alexia, 9 Gregory, Austin Kelley, 9 Harrison, Kayley Raye, 9 Hunter, Infinity Rashay, 9 Jabulani, Amari Miyanna, 9 Jackson, Breazae Elise, 9 Jones, Ashli Tamera, 9 Jones, Trinette Eleanor, 9 Kinard, Parker Travis, 9 Leverett, Tishauna Sharonique, 9 Lopez, Jonathan Yariel, 9 Luna, Jade Ariana, 9 Marlow, Celia Marie, 9 Martin, Neeley Alissa, 9 Martin, Tyrondra Shania, 9 Martinez Venegas, Rodrigo Alexander, 9 Mendoza Mendoza, Victor Martin, 9 Mercer, Audrey Marie, 9 Mora, Luis German, 9

Alvarez, Yulissa Beleh, 10 Bernardo, Claire Noelle, 10 Davis, Sierra Tiara, 10 Laprise, Zachary Paul, 10 Loo, Alihya Flores, 10 Martinez Patino, Alejandra, 10 Neal, Nakenya Colleen, 10 Smith, Taylor Marie, 10 Werts, Benjamin McCarty, 10 Bratton, Elizabeth Caitlin, 11 Gilmore, Kyndra , 11 Humphries, Bailey, 11

Holmes, McKenzie Ivy, 10 Huggins, Ryne Neville, 10 Hunter, Alia Giovanni, 10 Livingston, Andrew Jackson, 10 Lopez Ruiz, Tamaydie Linette, 10 May, Arlie Debta, 10 Pasco, Ashley Marie, 10 Rodriguez, Darli, 10 Stokes, Anthony Eisley, 10 Tucker, Larrysa Joy, 10 Werts, Yafari Shaikir, 10 West, Josie Colleen, 10 Wicker, Mary Alyse, 10 Allen Gadson, Breana Eleane, 11 Basnight, Courtney Ciara, 11 Blackmon, Benjamen William, 11 Bouknight, Baylee Elizabeth, 11 Bouknight, Shane Michael, 11 Boyd, Alana Kiyerra, 11 Cornejo, Dana Rashell, 11 Davis, Michelle Lee, 11 Douglas, Sharesse Nicole, 11 Elkins, Tionna Lasha, 11 Feaster, Kierra Adriana, 11 Foster, Amelia Ruth, 11 Graham, Jesse Thomas, 11 Grandy-Goodman, Octavia Michaela Cheri, 11 Henderson, Kenneth Lee, 11 Holmes, VanTaejah LaSha, 11 James, Ernest Edward, 11 Lever, Alonia Tierra, 11 Longshore, Kenley Camille, 11 Martell, Thomas Peter, 11 Moore, Emily Bay, 11

Morales Maldonado, Marco Antonio, 9 Moreno, Erika Zamora, 9 Perez Campos, Jacqueline, 9 Reeder, Danielle Nicole, 9 Reeder, Jarmis YDiana, 9 Reid, Callie Madison, 9 Rendelman, Nickolas William, 9 Retamar, Ramah Emise, 9 Robertson, Marianna Lovelace, 9 Rosemond, Kaleb Stanton, 9 Rude, Rebecca Dawn, 9 Salas, Edith Yamileth, 9 Taylor, Darrell Tyrese, 9 Taylor, KaLiberty Lakenzie, 9 Thomas, Morgan Elizabeth, 9 Vargas Santiago, Maria Esteban, 9 Villegas, Kimberly, 9 Washington, Kardarious Tyreese, 9 West, Courtney Theodora, 9 White, Grace Danielle, 9 White, Tomeria Shantaish, 9 Bates, ShaNautica Keaouna, 10 Berry, Colby Mcallister, 10 Bowers, Kimetrius Andrea, 10 Brehmer, Marylee Rebecca, 10 Clark, James Bailey, 10 Clark, Megan Elizabeth, 10 Conway, Jeffrey Jacquavis, 10 Davenport, Deanna Joyce, 10 Diener, Sydney Rose, 10 Fisher, Cyan Lee, 10 Garcia Guzman, Jaqueline, 10 Glasgow, Kennedy Lauryn, 10 Hawkins, Hunter Merchant, 10

S e c o n d Q u a r t e r H o n o r R o l l

Jackson, Jennie Tahisha, 11 Kesler, Kathryn Elizabeth, 11 Leitzsey, Samantha Marie, 11 Lester, Codi Dean, 11 Patel, Hetal Pradip, 11 Simes, Addie Shyneice, 11 Torres Lemus, Eva Karen, 11 Bautista Lopez, Irene, 12 Buchanan, Thad Eugene, 12 Caison, Courtney Cheri', 12 Coleman, La Javis Ostashio, 12 Haney, Joseph Donald, 12

Harmon, Avilon Sytoria, 12 Kesler, Alexandria Ann, 12 Moore, Savanna Leighann, 12 Pollard, Austin Elijah, 12 Rikabi, Samantha Maria, 12 Sawyer, Brook Haven, 12 White, Anna Lee, 12 Williams, David Allen, 12 Wilson, Stephanie Amanda, 12

Neal, Bryshay Anacostia, 11 Redmond, Shun Omar, 11 Rodriguez, Ashley Yolanda, 11 Ruff, Jeremiah Emanuel, 11 Sanders, Alexis Keyundra, 11 Senn, Sarah Jane, 11 Sosa, Cesar Osvaldo, 11 Underwood, Kelsey Ann, 11 White, Alexus Lashay, 11 Wicker, Alexis Lashae, 11 Wright, Daniqua Tanshay, 11 Bishop, Tatyana Maryann, 12 Caldwell, Khadijah Moneak, 12 Davenport, Cameron Reid, 12 Davis, Leonard RayDell, 12 Devenuto, Francesco Saverio, 12 Gallman, Shatika Nicole, 12 Gallman, Shawana Nakeya, 12 Gray, Cazmera Ciara, 12 Griffin, Rasheed Shakim, 12 Lewis, Keela Ashanti, 12 Lozano Sanchez, Jose Luis, 12 Praylow, TahKynah Rahnisha, 12 Shealy, Jenna Lyn, 12 Sims, Khaliyfah Shyheed, 12 Wicker, Rachel Helen, 12

Bautista Lopez, Irene, 12 Buchanan, Thad Eugene, 12 Caison, Courtney Cheri', 12 Coleman, La Javis Ostashio, 12 Elkins, DaijShauna Cheyenne, 12 Griffin, Rasheed Shakim, 12 Haney, Joseph Donald, 12 Jones, Camisha Anika, 12 Laprise, Tyler Daniel, 12 Rikabi, Samantha Maria, 12

Alvarez Garcia, Joel, 12 Bautista, Ernesto, 12 Bishop, Tatyana Maryann, 12 Burgess, Margaret Elizabeth, 12 Butler, Cody Neil, 12 Carey, Hannah Grace, 12 Davenport, Cameron Reid, 12 Davenport, Deasia Senteria, 12 Davenport, Wesley Cole, 12 Derrick, Eva Mahali, 12 Diener, Samuel Jonah, 12 Gallman, Shawana Nakeya, 12 Gary, Jemerio Tali, 12 Gray, Cazmera Ciara, 12 Guy, Justin Tyler, 12 Herring, Jessica Monique, 12 Huggins, Jack Clarkson, 12 Jackson, Omar Kenyatta, 12 Jones, Daneshia Nayshay, 12 Kesler, Alexandria Ann, 12 Lewis, Keela Ashanti, 12 Lozano Sanchez, Jose Luis, 12 McLeod, Robert Edward, 12 Moore, Savanna Leighann, 12 Patel, Vivekkumar Has-mukhbhai, 12 Praylow, TahKynah Rahnisha, 12 Rutherford, Obadiah Theodore, 12 Sosa, Rodolfo, 12 Stribble, Landon Brent, 12 Turner, Jasmine, 12 Wadsworth, Quateria Sontoria, 12 Williams, David Allen, 12 Williams, Jermail Tyronne, 12 Wright, Deana Shanbris, 12

White, Anna Lee, 12 Wilson, Stephanie Amanda, 12 Bratton, Elizabeth Caitlin, 11 Humphries, Bailey Alexandra, 11 Jackson, Jennie Tahisha, 11 Leitzsey, Samantha Marie, 11 Lester, Codi Dean, 11 Patel, Hetal Pradip, 11 Senn, Sarah Jane, 11 Bernardo, Claire Noelle, 10

Gallman, Iyteria Deasia, 10 Huggins, Ryne Neville, 10 Hunter, Alia Giovanni, 10 Livingston, Andrew Jackson, 10 May, Arlie Debta, 10 Neal, Nakenya Colleen, 10 Recinos Castillo, Daniel Esduardo Efrain, 10 Rikard, Michelle Dawn, 10 Rodriguez, Darli, 10 Tucker, Larrysa Joy, 10 West, Josie Colleen, 10 Wicker, Mary Alyse, 10 Aiken, Malcolm DyQuan, 9 Bates, Keyalonte Tykerius, 9 Benson, Hayley Anne, 9 Bishop, Toby Lee, 9 Boyd, ADarien JyLeek, 9 Boyd, Shakeiva Diamonique, 9 Byrd, Taylor Evan, 9 Cannon, Keenan Le Shaun, 9 Coleman, Candace Diandra, 9 Coppock, Britt Coby, 9 Cutshall, Corban Hunter, 9 Davis, Nigeria Shunt, 9 Dawkins, Nadia Celine, 9 Eargle, Emily Ann, 9 Gordillo, Denisse Daniela, 9 Gregory, Austin Kelley, 9 Griffith, Patrick Rushing, 9 Hernandez Pimentel, Jose Ma-nuel, 9 Jones, Ashli Tamera, 9 Jones, Trinette Eleanor, 9 Kinard, Parker Travis, 9 Luna, Jade Ariana, 9 Marlow, Celia Marie, 9 Martin, Neeley Alissa, 9

Young, Trayvon Biseal, 12 Acker, Jade Nicole, 11 Basnight, Courtney Ciara, 11 Bickley, Hanna Marie, 11 Blackmon, Benjamen William, 11 Bouknight, Baylee Elizabeth, 11 Coleman, Demonte O'Shay, 11 Cornejo, Dana Rashell, 11 Davis, Michelle Lee, 11 Douglas, Sharesse Nicole, 11 Easterling, Alton Joseph, 11 Foster, Amelia Ruth, 11 Glymph, Brianna Johnnise, 11 Henderson, Kenneth Lee, 11 James, Ernest Edward, 11 Lawrimore, Caleb Sheffield, 11 Lever, Alonia Tierra, 11 Longshore, Kenley Camille, 11 Martell, Thomas Peter, 11 Moore, Emily Bay, 11 Redmond, Shun Omar, 11 Simes, Addie Shyneice, 11 Sosa, Cesar Osvaldo, 11 Torres Lemus, Eva Karen, 11 Underwood, Kelsey Ann, 11 White, Alexus Lashay, 11 Wicker, Alexis Lashae, 11 Williams, Kiera Zhanique, 11 Alvarez, Yulissa Beleh, 10 Bates, Tyshyria Mone, 10 Bowers, Kimetrius Andrea, 10 Brehmer, Marylee Rebecca, 10 Clark, James Bailey, 10 Clark, Megan Elizabeth, 10 Davis, Sierra Tiara, 10 Diener, Sydney Rose, 10 Eichelberger, Kashayla, 10

Fisher, Cyan Lee, 10 Glasgow, Kennedy Lauryn, 10 Laprise, Zachary Paul, 10 Loo, Alihya Flores, 10 Martinez Patino, Alejandra, 10 Smith, Taylor Marie, 10 Werts, Benjamin McCarty, 10 Bennett, Donovan Robert, 9 Bernardo, Amy Rose, 9 Caldwell, Judith Cade, 9 Caldwell, Shuntiria Tymese, 9

Gilmore, Rendell Murrell, 9 Humphries, Delaney Jayne, 9 Pollard, Matthew Cole, 9 Reeder, Danielle Nicole, 9 Robertson, Marianna Love-lace, 9 Rosemond, Kaleb Stanton, 9 White, Leanna Michelle, 9 Wilkerson, Marylane Leigh, 9 Wilson, Cooper Nicole, 9 Yoder, Lauren Elizabeth, 9

Martinez Patino, Maria Fernan-da, 9 Martinez Venegas, Rodrigo Alexander, 9 Mendoza Mendoza, Victor Martin, 9 Mercer, Audrey Marie, 9 Mora, Luis German, 9 Morales Maldonado, Marco Antonio, 9 Orne, William Tanner, 9 Rowe, Jessica Claire, 9 Rude, Rebecca Dawn, 9 Taylor, Darrell Tyrese, 9 Taylor, KaLiberty Lakenzie, 9 Thomas, Morgan Elizabeth, 9 Thomas, Princess Obadiah, 9 Vargas Santiago, Maria Esteban, 9 Washington, Kardarious Tyreese, 9 White, Grace Danielle, 9 White, Tomeria Shantaish, 9

Page 7 Volume I, Issue 3

T h i r d Q u a r t e r H o n o r R o l l

Every month teachers nominate

and vote for students, teachers,

and support staff of the month.

Students of the Month meet the

following criteria: no discipline

problems, good attendance,

promptness to class, leadership,

contributor in improving our

school and/or community, citi-

zenship, cooperation, academic

achievement, responsibility,

school pride, appropriate be-

havior, and good attitude. We

are very proud of these stu-

dents, teachers, and support

staff members!

Students of the Month—

February: Darrell Taylor (9),

Michael Lopez (10), Octavia

Grandy (11), Joseph Haney (12)

March: Kaliberty Taylor (9),

Zach Laprise (10), Khalil Shep-

pard (11), Trey Miller (12)

Teachers of the Month—

February: Lindsay Boozer

March: Hal Mooneyham

Support Staff of the Month—

February: Nancy Ridge

March: Natalie Senn

Page 8 Newberry High School

Special points of interest:

Turn to page 2 for information about

our athletic teams.

Did you know that we have a Relay for Life team? See page

3 for more.

Flip over to page 5 if you want to read about our Teacher

of the Year.

Check out pages 6&7 for a list of second and third quarter

honor roll students.

Look inside! NHS Students, Faculty, and

Support Staff of the Month

Newberry High School Newberry High School will ensure that students fulfill

the state and national requirements for graduating

within four years as they develop talents and make ca-

reer choices to succeed in life. Our mission engages stu-

dents, staff, families, and the community to achieve this

goal through a comprehensive pyramid of support that

provides timely assistance.

RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED

Find us online @ www.newberryhs.org!

School District of Newberry County

Newberry High School

3113 Main Street

P.O. Box 718

Newberry, S.C. 29108

Phone: (803) 321-2621

Fax: (803) 321-2633

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29108

Exam Schedule 1

State Champions 2

Relay for Life 3

Academic & Club

Updates

3-5

Teacher of the

Year

5

Honor Roll 6&7

Students of the

Month

3&8

Inside this issue: