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NEWS&NOTES

Volume 13, Issue 3 January/February 2013

From the Superintendents Desk

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! It is hard not to get into the holiday spirit

with all of the activities going on at school now. We have holiday concerts,

craft nights, trips to museums, holiday store, a spaghetti dinner, and basketball

season has kicked off. Even with all of this joy and energy in school, we do

know that this time of year isnt as joyous to everyone. A weak economy and

high unemployment still contribute to hardships in our area. Most of us know

community members who, for reasons beyond their control, may need

assistance to heat their homes or to feed their families. Our students are

aware of the situation and have organized to do something about it. Our

Student Government organizes a collection for the local food bank every year.

The students and staff enjoy a friendly competition for the largest donation.

Anyone interested in helping us share the joy of the season may drop food

items off in the guidance office.

CPCS would also like to officially introduce two new employees. Heather

Rousell is our new Guidance Counselor and Chris Murray is our new BusMechanic. Please help us welcome them to the team.

On the topic of staffing, we will begin advertising for both a Director of Pupil

Services and a Principal in January. If you know any qualified people that

would provide strong leadership and would make a positive contribution to our

district and community, please encourage them to apply.

Winter weather is upon us. Any closings or delays will be broadcast on the

local radio and television stations. They will also be posted on the school

calendar and website. Drive safely.

Our Mission Statement

The Colton-Pierrepont Central School Community proudly educates students to

become responsible, respectful and resourceful citizens, thereby continuing a

tradition of innovation and excellence.

SPECIAL POINTS OF

INTEREST

Board ofEducation MeetingDates

NewsletterInformation

Triple A Students Counseling Corner Healthy Snacks

Sales Speaking Team

Success Hurricane Sandy

Relief Efforts 8

thgrade

Dioramas Elementary Fun

Night Sportsmanship

Award Lego Competition Winterfest Quilt

Show Peggy Lynn and

Dan Duggan Hall Walkers Guidance News Homework

Rewards Trip News from the

Principal Whiz Quiz Winterfest 2013 PTSA Highlights Seaway Tech

PerfectAttendance

Honor Rolls January Events

Calendar February Events

Calendar


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BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING SCHEDULE FOR THE 2012-2013 YEAR

Board of Education meetings for the 2012-13 school year are scheduled for the following nights beginning at 6

p.m. unless otherwise directed: January 16, February 13, March 20, April 11 (BOCES Annual Meeting),

April 22 (BOCES Budget Vote), May 8 (Annual Budget Hearing), May 21, and June 19, 2013.

NEWSLETTER INFORMATION

Newsletter materials need to be into the Central Office by February 1, April 9, and May 22, 2013, in order to bincluded in the following months News and Notes.

In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, beginning October 2012, we will only mail newsletters to

those that request a paper copy. The newsletter is available on our website, www.cpcs.us currently and will

continue to be so. If you would like to be on our mailing list for the paper newsletters please contact Diane

Ladison @ (315) 262-2100 extension 144 at anytime this year or if you have any questions or concerns.

TRIPLE A STUDENTS

On October 22, 2012, the following elementary students

were honored at forum for being the Triple A students fthe month at Colton-Pierrepont Central School: Rachel

Sleeper, Trent Smithers, Christopher Edwards, Brooklyn

Huckle, Charity Martin, Nathan Stark, Andrew Wright,

Matilyn Lovely, Noah Rousell, Matthew Schwartfigure,

Dalton Francis,

Evan Poste, Ethan VanBrocklin, Jessica Harman, Kloe

Wright, Kaitlyn Johnson, Kara McKinley, Kassidy

LaShomb, Madeline Rousell, Abigail Smith, Jacob Mudg

Ray Mudge, Christopher Fisher, Logan Burns, Skyler

Crocie, Theodore Farns, Davin Flanagan, ThomasGarvin, Domanik Grant, Maura Richards, Trinity Trahan,

Harley Wright, Sara Hawthorne, Harold Bush, Hailee Rush, and Brooke Wilson.

Triple A students for November: Thomas Garvin,Victoria Hamilton, Kendall LaMora, Morgan Cole, RileyCole, Hailee Rush, Savanah Moore, Robert McMillen,Catherine Monaghan, Cassidy Moore, Claire Rousell,Madeline Smith, Lydia Thomas, Wyatt Paulette, AmandaWoods, Carter Lesperance, Layla Johnson, Eva Sevey,Hailey Williamson, Sara Hawthorne, Abeni Payne,Samantha Marsh, Madeline Rousell, Nathan Burns,

Schuyler Chamberlain, Ian Graham, Domanik Grant,Cian Trimm, Jeremy Ryan, Maura Richards, JaedynRutledge, and Ryelee Rutkauskas.

Triple A status is given to students who have beengood examples in the Triple A areas of academics,attitude, and actions.


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COUNSELING CORNERSubmitted by Mary Kay Hafer, School Psychologist

Kaplan Test Prep Survey Finds That College Admissions Officers Discovery of Online Material Damaging to

Applicants Nearly Triples in a Year Over a Quarter of College Admissions Officers Today Include Google or

Facebook in Applicant Evaluations; 35% Report Discovering Information that Negatively Impacted Prospective

Students Admissions Chances Up from 12% Last Year. Results from Kaplan Test Preps 2012 survey of

college admissions officers* show that schools are increasingly discovering information on Facebook and

Google that negatively impact applicants acceptance chances. While the percentage of admissions officers

who took to Google (27%) and checked Facebook (26%) as part of the applicant review process increased

slightly (20% for Google and 26% for Facebook in 2011) from last year, the percentage that said they

discovered something that negatively impacted an applicants chances of getting into the school nearly tripled

from 12% last year to 35% this year. Offenses cited included essay plagiarism, vulgarities in blogs, alcohol

consumption in photos, things that made them wonder, and illegal activities. In 2008, when Kaplan began

tracking this trend, only one in 10 admissions officers reported checking applicants social networking pages.

Social media used to basically mean Facebook. But the underlying trend we see is the increase in use of

Google, which taps into a social media landscape thats proliferated to include Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest,

Instagram, blogging and other platforms and teens today are using all of these channels, said Jeff Olson,Vice President of Data Science, Kaplan Test Prep. Additionally, were seeing a growing cultural ubiquity in

social media use, plus a generation thats grown up with a very fluid sense of privacy norms. In the face of all

these trends, the rise in discovery of digital dirty laundry is inevitable.

Olson noted, With regard to college admissions, the traditional application the essays, the letters of

recommendation represent the polished version of an applicant, while often whats found online is a rawer

version of that applicant. Schools are philosophically divided on whether an applicants digital trail is fair game

and the majority of admissions officers do not look beyond the submitted application, but our advice to studen

is to think first, Tweet later.

Kaplans survey also found that only 15% of colleges currently have rules regarding the checking of applicants

Facebook or social networking pages a percentage that has remained fairly consistent over the past fewyears. Of schools that do have a policy, 69% said the policy prohibited admissions officers from visiting

applicants pages still leaving the vast majority of admissions officers with the flexibility to act at their own

discretion.

Students can learn more about how to better safeguard their digital footprints at

www.kaptest.com/socialmediatips.

Far more common than the use of social media to evaluate applicants is its use in recruiting potential students

Kaplan Test Preps survey found that 87% of colleges use Facebook for this purpose (up from 82% two years

ago); 76% use Twitter (up from 56%); and 73% use YouTube (up from 56%). College admissions officers hav

not, however, embraced Google Plus only 9% are using it to recruit prospective students.For more information about Kaplan Test Preps 2012 survey of college admissions officers, please contact

Russell Schaffer at [email protected] or 212.453.7538.

Kaplan will be releasing more results from its survey in the coming weeks.

* For the 2012 survey, 350 admissions officers from the nations top 500 colleges and universities as compiled

from U.S. News & World Report and Barrons were polled by telephone between July and September 2012.


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CLASS OF 2017 HEALTHY SNACK SALES

The Class of 2017 is selling healthy snacks everyday after school. You may purchase

snacks and drinks from 2:56-3:10 pm everyday at the school store.

Yoplait and Yocrunch yogurt, granola bars, trail mix, fruit cups, cheese sticks (including weight

watchers), water and Gatorade are available for sale. Prices range from 50 cents to $1.25 for a large

Gatorade. If you are planning to stay after school come join us for a healthy snack.

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

Colton-Pierrepont Central School was awarded the Sportsmanship Award for the 2012 spring

sports season. In addition to this, we were also awarded the Sportsmanship Award for the

2012 fall sports season. This seasonal award is voted on by other Section X coaches and

officials. Congratulations to the coaches, players, classroom teachers, and parents who

work hard to place an emphasis on sportsmanship and character. It is clear our district places

value on educating the entire student. These awards are directly connected to a great staff. Great

job everyone!

CPCS HELPS FILL LTI TRUCK FORHURRICANE SANDY VICTIMS

On Friday, November 9 & Saturday, November 10,

students from the classes of 2014 & 2016

participated in a donation drive to load the LTI truck in

Potsdam. Situated at Save-A-Lot, Wal-Mart, Kinney

Drugs, & ACE Hardware, students found that more

people were donating money, so they took the money

donated and went shopping in these stores! The

students purchased much needed materials for

victims of Hurricane Sandy in the NYC area.

It was incredible to see how proud and excited our

CPCS students were collecting the needed items.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU who either

participated or donated money!!!

I would like to give a big WOOP WOOP to the

following students who dedicated their time on Friday

and Saturday!!!

Class of 2014: Sabrina Johnson (Wal-Mart), Scott

Boyce (Wal-Mart), Andrew Jenkins (Wal-Mart), Noah

Whalen (Wal-Mart), Kathryn Miller (Save-A-Lot), Sara

Guiney (Save-A-Lot), Katie Dumas (Save-A-Lot &

Kinney's- she dedicated a total of 5 hours on Friday & Saturday!), andAndrea Aldous (Kinney's)

Class of 2016: Makayla Reed (Wal-Mart), Morgan Burns (Wal-Mart), Katie Johnson (Wal-Mart), Claire Jenkins (Wal-Ma

Mrs. Storey-Welch and Ms. Leger (ACE Hardware)


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8THGRADE DIORAMAS

The 8th graders chose and researcheda topic having to do with the Civil War.In addition to their written researchpaper, each student was asked tocomplete a visual aid illustrating

his/her topic. We had everything frompower point presentations to dioramasto a cake battle scene! They did agreat job!

Pictured are Sage Richards-Cake

battle scene "Cold Harbor", Nick

Fountain-Battle of Bull Run battle

scene, Paige Sunderland-Civil War

hospital/medicine diorama, Mara

Vaccaro-Clara Barton's Red Cross

ELEMENTARYFUNNIGHTAn Elementary Fun Night was sponsored by the Class of 2018 on Friday,

November 30. There were over 60 students participating in games,

coloring, and competition. The Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) is always

a popular activity. Photo shows youngsters taking turns with the DDR.

SPEAKING TEAM SUCCESS

Congratulations to the CPCS Speaking Team! On Saturday, November

10th, the team travelled to Malone High School for a competition. Our

students presented plays, poems, stories, and memorized speeches. We

had such a successful day. We placed 2nd out of 6 very competitive

teams! Students are working toward state bids to be able to attend the

state tournament in the spring. After the competition, we enjoyed dinner a

the King's Wok for celebration, relaxation, and some laughter!

On Saturday, December 8th, Colton-Pierrepont hosted a speaking team

competition. Several accomplishments occurred:

Our school placed third out of six schools! Mara Vaccaro earned a first placed medal at the Modified level! Andrew Jenkins and Sabrina Johnson earned a 4th place ribbon for Du

Dramatics out of eleven duo teams! Kelsi Gilbert and Ali VanBrocklin are new to Speaking Team and they placed 7th out of 11 teams, which is

great for newcomers!Katie Johnson placed 1st for Declamation which is a memorized speech category. She has a whole state bidClare Jenkins placed 3rd in JV Oral Interpretation. She has a whole state bid!We had ten students competing out of the total 50 students. What a great representation!


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LEGO COMPETITION

Students from the 5th and 6th grade competed in the First Lego League competition held at ClarksonUniversity on Saturday December 1st. This is a worldwide competition designed to educate students in theSTEM subject areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. This years project topic was SeniorSolutions. The students had to carry out a research project on the issues that Senior Citizens face andpropose a solution to aid them. The CPCS team, The Lego Limes, chose Blue Zones- 5 areas in the worldwhere people routinely live to be 100 years old. At the competition, the team had to demonstrate Core Values

We are a team.

We do the work to find solutions with guidance from our coaches and mentors.

We know our coaches and mentors don't have all the answers; we learn together.

We honor the spirit of friendly competition.

What we discover is more important than what we win.

We share our experiences with others.

We display Gracious Professionalismand Cooperation in everything we do.

We have FUN!

The Lego robotics part of the competition, consists of a presentation on Robot Design, and then the RobotChallenge, where they get to compete against teams from 15 other schools in having their robot, HAL,perform challenges designed to foster awareness of the issues facing seniors. The team did exceptionablywell in all of their judging sessions of Core Values, Project Presentation and Robot Design. They alsomanaged to finish 8th out of 16 in the robot challenge part of the competition with a score of 165.

Heres the link to the YouTube video of our students. http://youtu.be/Z46dxtmMups

Team members were Cole Richards, Andrew Edwards, Garret Sleeper, Jedediah LaBrake, Zane Mowrey, AJWalter, Thomas Garvin, Rachel Sleeper, Trent Smithers. Mentor: Grace Rousell. Coaches: Carol Frego andPeter Edwards

Pictures:Robot Design presentation to engineers from Alcoa, other area industries and Final Practice run.

Way to go Lego students!


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Colton Winterfest 2013 Quilt Show

This years Colton Winterfest 2013 Quilt Show will once again feature avariety of quilts created by talented North Country quilters. Their quiltswill be shown in the Colton Town Hall, Colton Hepburn Library and Zion

Episcopal Church. Catamount Lodge will feature the quilts of Jill Josephs. Jill is a master

quilter who has touched many peoples lives through her love of quilting.The 2012 show will be Saturday, January 26, and Sunday, January 27, from 10-4 both days. All size

quilts and quilted projects are needed for this show. If anyone has a quilt that he/she would like to share orwould like to help with the show, please contact Lorraine Gowing at 379-9392. Any and all quilts and quilteditems are welcome.

Peggy Lynn and Dan Duggan To Perform with

CPCS Kindergarten through Grade Six Students

Peggy Lynn is recognized for her soulful songwriting and extraordinary vocal

versatility. Her work has been featured at the famous Bluebird Caf inNashville, and in 1996, Peggy was selected "Adirondack Woman of the Year".

Peggy has recently released an album of new ballads about strong women

called Stand a Chance, produced by Dan Duggan. In 2005, the Adirondack

Mountain Club honored Peggy with their Arthur E. Newkirk Education Award.

Dan Duggan is known nationally for his wizardry on hammered dulcimer and

flat picking guitar and is the recipient of the National Hammered Dulcimer Championship. Adding to his

extensive array of recordings, Dan has recently released a new album of original airs and waltzes called Onc

in a Blue Moon as well as Keeping Christmas, and A Stitch in Time: Songs Celebrating the Art and

Heritage of Quilting. Dans childrens album, Pieces of Our Life, earned a Parents Choice Award in 1998. H

dulcimer work can also be heard on Paul Simon's CD "Youre The One", released in October of 2000.

On stage, Peggy and Dan have found a chemistry rarely seen in traditional music circles. The couples gift of

insight is matched with dynamic songwriting and instrumental virtuosity. Their concerts have been enjoyed

from Maine to California.

Peggy and Dan will work with students in Kindergarten through Grade Six throughout the day on Friday,

January 25. All the children will be invited to perform with Peggy and Dan in the 2013 Colton Winterfest

Concert Friday evening at 7:00 in the CPCS auditorium.

All families, friends and community members are invited to be part of this special event. To be able toperform with this nationally renowned and talented duo is truly an exciting opportunity for the elementary

students of Colton-Pierrepont Central!

ATTENTION HALL WALKERS

Colton-Pierrepont Central School will be open to hall walkers Monday through Friday from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00

p.m. during the months of January, February, and March. If the school is closed due to inclement weather,

holidays or vacations, the building will not be open for walking. If you have any questions, please contact the

school @ 262-2100.


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GUIDANCE OFFICE NEWS BY NEW GUIDANCE COUNSELOR HEATHER ROUSELL

Seniors at CPCS are eagerly applying to colleges and technical schools and also signing up for military servicIf students or parents have any questions about this process, they should call or stop in to the Guidance Offic

Be on the lookout for a Financial Aid Night coming in January to help explain and answer your questions

regarding the process of applying for financial aid.

It is time for Juniors to start thinking about taking the SAT test in the spring. The St. Lawrence-Lewis BOCES

offers the Spring 2013 SAT Workshop to interested high-school juniors. Classes will be held at St. Lawrence-

Lewis BOCES Educational Services Center, 40 West Main St., Canton, on eight Sundays starting February

24th. To participate in the workshop, students in Canton, Gouverneur, Hermon-DeKalb, Heuvelton, and Madr

Waddington districts must register with their guidance counselors before February 8 th. Home school students

and students from other districts should mail the registration form and fee directly to Meg Clemens. Registratio

forms, class information and schedules are available at http://home.roadrunner.com/~mclemens/ and at the

High School Guidance Offices.

Happy Holidays from the Guidance Office!

First Quarter Homework Reward

The Colton-Pierrepont School grades 4 6 have an opportunity to enjoy a reward for turning in all

their assignments for one academic quarter. These students, as part of the Homework Reward

Program, were able to participate in having lunch at the St. Lawrence Centre Mall followed by Ice

Skating in the arena. I was very proud to watch students that were more experienced helping those

that werent without being asked to do so.

The participants are: Katie Bartlett, Logan Burns, Alexa Gilbert, Sydney Graham, Aiden Hoose, Thomas

Matthie, Ray Mudge, Abeni Payne, Callie Richards, Jaden Smith, Christopher Smith, Brianna Rhodes, RacheSleeper, Jayden Burcume, Aiden Knight, Zane Mowrey, Andrew Walter, Cooper Waters, Taylor LaValley,

Jonathan Long, Kaitlyn Long, Kaitlyn Johnson, Jacob Mudge, Garrett Regan, Madeline Rousell, Cameron

VanBrocklin, Schuyler Chamberlain, Andrew Edwards, Kassidy LaShomb, Kara McKinley, Catherine

Monaghan, Logan Reed, Claire Rousell, Grace Rousell, Madeline Smith, and Brooke Wilson.

Congratulations!!


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NEWS FROM PRINCIPAL RANDY JOHNSON

Dear Parent(s) or Guardian(s):

Colton-Pierrepont Central School District recognizes the importance of daily attendance and its correlationto success in the classroom. School attendance is mandatory in New York State and it is the legal obligation parents to ensure that their children attend school on a regular basis.

In order to receive course credit, students must earn a passing grade and meet the requirements of

attending a minimum of 90 percent of all scheduled classes. This means a student can be tardy and/orabsent no more than five (5) times per class for each quarter or twenty (20) times per year. Classesthat are only half year or run for longer than a year work under a similar fashion with a prorated amount ofabsences.

Any student who is tardy or absent from school must bring a written, dated excuse signed by theparent/guardian that explains the reason for the tardiness or absence. If a student fails to bring in a note thatday, the absence is classified automatically as unexcused.

Excused absences are those absences due to: personal illness, illness in the family that warrant studentabsence, death in the family, religious observance, quarantine, required court appearance, military obligation,health clinic visit, approved school programs/college visits/work programs, impassable roads due to inclemenweather, late arrival by school bus and In-school or At-Home Behavioral Awareness days. For those timeswhen a family is taking an educational trip or an appointment that cannot be scheduled outside the school day

prior approval must be sought in writing to an administrator.Unexcused absences are those absences not meeting the criteria for excused absences as detailed aboveExamples of unexcused absences include, but are not limited to the following: truancy, employment, vacationappointments other than medical, legal or administratively approved, hunting, fishing, or other recreationalinterests, shopping, babysitting, helping at home, running errands, missing the bus, sleeping or any otherabsences not related to illness or an emergency situation.

Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter.

WHIZ QUIZThe Colton-Pierrepont Whiz Quiz team has been busy this year! The

team, which consisted of juniors Andrew Jenkins, Noah Whalen, and

Kieran Perry, and sophomore Eve Whalen, made it to the third round ofWPBS' Whiz Quiz competition! They defeated Lowville Academy and

Franklin Academy, before being defeated by Thousand Islands Central

School. The matches have already aired on WPBS, but if you missed

them, they are available for online viewing at the WPBS

website, www.wpbstv.org. The Whiz Quiz team also sent two four-

person teams to Burlington, VT in December for the Annual NAQT Pre-

Holiday Academic Tournament, and are planning to attend the Madrid-

Waddington Quiz Bowl in January. Pictured are: (from left) Andrew

Jenkins, Craig Miller, Noah Whalen, Scott Boyce, Kieran Perry, Sabrina

Johnson, Gyle Dominy, and Eve Whalen. The advisors for Whiz Quiz are Mr. Lee and Ms. McGinnis.

The final statistics for the NAQT Pre-Holiday Academic Tournament in Burlington, VT held on Friday, December 7th.Our students competed as two varsity teams, Colton-Pierrepont A (Andrew Jenkins, Noah Whalen, Kieran Perry, and

Eve Whalen) and Colton-Pierrepont B (Gyle Dominy, Sabrina Johnson, and Scott Boyce). There were a total of 48 team

competing from New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and our teams ended up 26th (C-P A) and 44t

(C-P B) overall. Not a bad showing against much larger schools! Also of note, they keep records of individual points

scored in the tournament, and Andrew Jenkins was ranked 7th out of the 208 students competing! Noah Whalen was 77

Sabrina Johnson was 112th, Gyle Dominy was 154th, Scott Boyce was 167th, Eve Whalen was 174th, and Kieran Perry

was 184th. The students had a really good time, and represented Colton-Pierrepont very well! Congratulate them if you

see them around!


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TOWN OF COLTONS WINTERFEST 2013

Contact: Ruth McWilliams (for Tourism & Beautification + Winterfest Planning Committees)315-262-2450 (residence); 703-819-0821 (cell) [email protected]

The Town of Colton is once again embracing winter by hosting Winterfest Weekend at the end of January.

On January 25-27, 2013, there will be lots to do throughout town both inside and outdoors.

The 2013 festival kicks off at Colton-Pierrepont Central School with nationally recognized duo Peggy Lynn and

Dan Duggan performing original and traditional music Friday, January 25 at 7 pm. Tickets are $5 for adults a

$3 for kids not performing with the duo. During the day on Friday, with support from the Colton-Pierrepont

Teachers Association and the Colton Winterfest Planning Committee, Peggy and Dan will work with students

in Kindergarten through Grade 6. Their visit will conclude with the Friday evening concert when all the childre

will be invited to perform with them on stage. This is truly an exciting opportunity for our school children.

Then on Saturday a Health and Craft Fair commences at school at 9 am, Story Hour takes place at Hepburn

Library at 10 am, and other activities such as cookie decorating happen at school and elsewhere. Both days

the ever-popular Annual Quilt Show also occurs at four locationsHepburn Library, Town Hall, Zion EpiscopaChurch and Catamount Lodge. And the winter fun includes a wide array of outdoor events including the

Colton 10 Miler Foot Rice, sledding, snowshoeing, dog sled rides, bed races, the Higley Hustle Cross-Country

Ski Race and more. The festival atmosphere is enhanced by pancake breakfasts on Saturday and Sunday

mornings and a spaghetti dinner on Saturday from 4-7 pm at school.

The Winterfest schedule will be finalized by the end of December. It will be posted on the Town of Coltons

website (www.townofcolton.com) and flyers will be shared widely and displayed at various locations. Also for

more information please contact Ruth McWilliams (262-2450) and Scott Muller (244-9956) who are

coordinating publicity.

Everyone is encouraged to help brighten winter nights by keeping holiday lights on through Winterfestweekend.

Mark your calendars and plan on joining your family and friends at Coltons 2013 Winterfest!

PTSA WINTER HIGHLIGHTS 2013

The Colton-Pierrepont PTSA will be hosting their annual Sledding, Hot Chocolate, and Cookie Decoratingduring the Colton Winterfest. The fun will be from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 26, 2013 inthe gymnasium lobby free of charge. Come & join the fun! Hope to see you there!

JAKE CROSLEY - SEAWAY TECH STUDENT OF THE MONTH

Congratulations to Jake Crosley for being chosen as the Environmental Technology Student of the Month for

November 2012! Every month each Seaway Tech teacher nominates one student from his/her class as

student of the month. This student demonstrates excellent work habits and positive work attitude.

Congratulations Jake!


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SEAWAY CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION RECOGNIZES PERFECT ATTENDANCE

Seaway Career & Technical Education recently recognized the following students for perfect

attendance during the 2012-13 first quarter:

Allied Health: Brooke Locy

Automotive Technology 1: Marshal Davis

Computer & Business Technology 1: Nick Boyce

Criminal Justice 1: Jonathan Porter, Nicole Tyler

Culinary Arts 1: Sabrina Baxter

Health Careers 2: Kylie McKinley, Jenna Paul

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QUARTER HONOR ROLLS5 & 6th Grade: Jayden Burcume, Nathan Burns, Schuyler Chamberlain, Thomas Garvin, KaitlynJohnson, Aiden Knight, Jedediah LaBrake, Taylor LaValley, Kaitlynn Long, Benjamin McKinley,Catherine Monaghan, Cole Richards, Claire Rousell, Grace Rousell, Madeline Rousell, RachelSleeper, Madeline Smith, Lydia Thomas, Cooper Waters, Brooke Wilson

Honors Roll:7th Grade: Katelyn Cary, Ariel Garvin, Abigail McNamara,8th Grade: Madison Gregg, Calli Thomas.9th Grade: Sarah Bogacz, Jorden Kennerson,10th Grade: Rhiannon Dunn, Kelsi Gilbert, Cortney Miller, Alexis VanBrocklin, ZacharyWilliams11th Grade: Sabrina Baxter, Nicholas Boyce, Torin Gravlin, Abigail Johnson, Ashley Klemko,Jonathan Porter, Nicole Tyler12th Grade: Autumn Clark, Andrew Cochran, Danny Fullerton, Cody Green, Brent Hoyt, IsaiahJohnson, Craig Miller, Donnie Reed, Daniel Stone

High Honor Roll:7th Grade: Emily Johnson, Summer Scovil, Jacob Thomas, Liam Whalen8th Grade: Steven Avery, Sage Richards, Blake Scovil, Paige Sunderland, Mara Vaccaro,9th Grade: Morgan Burns, Mark Dumas, Kendra Gilbert, Clare Jenkins, Katrina Johnson, EthanKnight, Sadie Knight, Abigail Newton, Makayla Reed, Rachael Vaccaro10th Grade: Leanne Cary, Morgan Doyle, Maia Knight, Eve Whalen11th Grade: Andrea Aldous, Bruce Avery, Scott Boyce, Sara Guiney, Andrew Jenkins, SabrinaJohnson, Karrie Long, Kathryn Miller, Kieran Perry, Noah Whalen12 Grade: Nicholas Avery, Jake Crosley, Gyle Dominy, Brooke Locy, Kylie McKinley, Brandy Miller,Jenna Paul, Katelynn Smith, Kellie Smith


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Merry Christmas

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Happy New Year

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