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This annual competition always results in many colorful and creative entries and a daunting task for the contest judges.
This year’s entries were judged and put on display at the Christmas Light Parade held Saturday, Dec. 6, by the Jones & Lewis Memorial Chapel. Walmart generously donated a $10 dollar Gift Card for each of the following winners.
Kindergarten – Jessie Castellanos from Burns Valley School.
First Grade – Skylar Ryan from Burns Valley School.
Second Grade – Amber Springer from Pomo Elementary School.
Third Grade – Ashley Fields from Burns Valley School.
Fourth Grade – Carlos Martinez from Lower Lake Elementary.
Fifth Grade – Corinne Thill from Pomo Elementary.
Sixth Grade – Seth Fabian Travis-Pawelek from Pathways Charter School.
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First up, we would like to welcome our new students to the Carlé atmosphere. Kenneth Horton, Geneva Hudson, William McAllister, Deserae Shackleford, Amanda Tchamourian and Kinesha Wilson – we look forward to the great things you are going to produce.
Also, we would like to congratulate Jamila Parker and Marisa Tagle for both giving their senior portfolio presentations here in the next two weeks, and Shawna Griffith, Sarah Roath and Kristina Micheletti for graduating.
Paige Salvante also deserves the utmost congratulations for being the first student in Carlé history to organize and execute the first class for students and teachers alike. I was in attendance for this class, and it was extremely fun, informative, and went over without a hitch.
We¹d also like to thank Allen Markowski for helping our after school guitar program run so fluidly. We wouldn't be able to do it without him. We¹re very grateful for Tracy Skeen, principal of Cobb Mountain Elementary, and also Jessica and Marc Morita for giving students Faron Moran (who ran the technology of the presentation) and charismatic Marquice Lamar the opportunity to give a speech to elementary school kids.
This is the start of our third grading period, and also the start of the 2008 holiday season.
Every year we have our own white elephant celebration on the last day before winter break starts, where each student brings one gift to give to another, or to exchange with another. This is always a great, fun way to kick off the break.
The Carlé Interact Club helped the Rotary Club in serving more than 1,000 people free meals, and giving away 700 gifts, and we thank them for the opportunity to help, but more so for providing so much for the community. Those students involved were Alex Huff, Amy Reis, Chris Clark, Patrick Roberts, Jasmine Andrews and Stacey Fedewa.
In addition, the Carlé choir is performing at the Meadowwood senior center and Yuba Community
College on Dec. 12. We wish you happy holidays from here at Carlé!
Well, attending Carlé been by far one of the most amazing experiences I've ever lived through, and I'm going to miss it dearly. I've enjoyed writing these articles a lot, and I'm going to miss doing this too.
This is my farewell article, because I'm graduating on Dec. 19. Amanda Tchamourian is taking my place, and there couldn¹t be a better successor than her. Thank you for reading.
Bryan Lane is a student at Carlé High School in Lower Lake.
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The holiday carnival event, which is being held in conjunction with Christmas in Middletown, will take place from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Middletown Middle School multi-use building and gym.
This family event will offer winter-themed carnival games, ornament and jewelry making, cookie and cupcake decorating, jump houses and horse rides.
Carnival cuisine will be served including popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs and nachos.
Bring the family and enjoy the fun. This fundraiser benefits the Middletown Middle School Parent Teacher Student Organization.
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The volunteer group is asking the community to help out through a 100-percent free fundraiser. There is absolutely no cost to supporters yet it provides much needed funds for our school.
The eScrip program allows parents, friends and strangers the chance to give money to schools at no cost to themselves by registering grocery store loyalty cards, major credit cards and debit cards. When the registered cards are used at participating stores, a percentage of those sales go to the program you chose.
"It's really a very simple way to give money to your school at no cost to you," said Suzanne Riccio, a parent volunteer at MMS. "Everyone should be doing it--everyone in the community."
According to Riccio, many people are confused about the program and do not realize how easy and secure it is. She said by registering a card, subscribers give the companies permission to donate money to the schools.
The percentage of sales, typically between 1 and 5 percent, is donated by the company, not the individual shopper. Safeway is one of the largest supporters and every time you use your registered club card a percentage of your purchase is donated to our school.
For those who want to support Lake County schools but have multiple causes close to their heart, eScrip subscriptions can be split between up to three separate groups. These groups can be changed, added and dropped through your online account. Subscriptions need to be updated yearly in November.
In order to subscribe, visit escrip.com. Be sure to enter the correct organization(s). Middletown Middle School PTSO is #6624953.
More information about the program, including a list of participating merchants is available at the eScrip Web site.
If you would like to subscribe but do not have access to a computer, please call Suzanne Riccio at 987-9756 and she will get you a paper copy to sign up.
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