64 March 20 - April 2, 2010
Patterson Pride
Book it – Patterson students celebrated Read Across America with a number of special activities. Volunteers read to kids on campus, kindergarteners and their families ate green eggs and ham for breakfast, staff dressed as the “Cat in the Hat” to greet students in the morning and students had the opportunity to get books autographed by author Carla Goody, who visited the campus to discuss her “Charlie the Cat” series and her job as an author.
—Jennifer Luke
Santan K-6 Storm
Yearbook orders – Yearbooks can be ordered now for $25. Go green – Help the environment by bringing in empty ink cartridges, old cell phones, unwanted CDs or DVDs or chargers and placing them in the school’s drop boxes in the front office to recycle.
—Dominica Peterson
Tarwater Toros
Kindie call – Families should register their upcoming kindergarten students for school as soon as possible so Tarwater can plan for staffing needs for the upcoming school year. Children should be 5 years old by Aug. 31 to register. Bring a certified copy of the child’s birth certificate, his or her immunization record and proof of residency. If you know of a child who is eligible, encourage their family to register soon.
—Jennifer Huot
Weinberg Wranglers
Career day – First-graders in Mrs. Van de Beuken’s class invited their parents to talk about their careers as a culminating activity to the story “Dr. Martha Smith” about a veterinarian. The following gave presentations explaining their jobs: Mr. Simpson, an ASU history professor and author; Mrs. Honn, a massage therapist; Mr. Johnson, head chef at Kai Restaurant; Mr. Lundeen, a Scottsdale police officer assistant; and Mrs. Durbin, a phlebotomist. The guest speakers encouraged students to stay in school and to become whatever they want to be.
–– Brenda Arroyos
Youth
Payne Junior High Panthers
Yearbook orders – Payne yearbooks are on sale for $32. Order forms can be picked up in the office. Students should return their completed form and check to the office or to Mr. Giaramita in Room 21. Cash is not accepted. Golf Club – Payne’s Golf Club begins April 1 and continues from 4:45 to 6 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at Sunbird Golf Resort. Students must provide their own equipment and transportation to the resort. Interested students can pick up a flyer at the student services desk or contact Mr. Rich at lunch. Sporting chance – Fourth-quarter sports holds tryouts March 31 through April 7. Fourth-quarter sports include seventh- and eighth-grade boys’ volleyball, seventh- and eighth-grade girls’ softball and track and field. Athletes are required to have a sports physical packet on file with the school. Packets are available in the office. Jamba Juice – Jamba Juice is on sale during all lunches on Fridays. Cost is $3. Lost and Found – Check for lost items in the Lost and Found. Jackets, hats, shoes and other items found around campus are in the box located in the front office. Good cause – The penny drive, sponsored by the National Junior Honor Society, was a big success. In just five days, Payne students raised more than $5,000 to donate to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. According to Payne’s NJHS sponsor Lacey Wilson, Payne has placed in the top 10 schools in Arizona the last two years in terms of donation amount. High fives – Congrats to the Payne students who placed in the recent Hamilton Invitational Science Fair and are now eligible to compete at the Arizona State Science Fair: Cheyenne Flores, Christopher Sherman, Nate Goldyn, Megan Librio, Samuel Lin, Riley Hurt, Isaac Chavez and Greg Olsen. Also, congrats to all the students who participated at HISEF: Dylan Payne, Caroline Manrubia, Trey Pettis, Henry Chong, Mitchell Carroll, Cole Thomas, Loren McClure, Sadie Deem, Kyler Christensen, Sabrina Clark, Kacey Regester, Shelby Fuller, Emma Fisher, Hunter Peek and Santiago Ortega.
Play ball – The seventh-grade Boys’ Baseball team beat Santan to cap off a perfect season. Congrats also to the seventh-grade Girls’ Basketball team on their amazing victory over Bogle.
Calendar
March 31-April 7: Fourth-quarter sports tryouts April 1: Golf Club starts
—Tracy House
www.SanTanSun.com
Read school news for Chandler Christian School, Horizon Eagles, Mesquite High Wildcats, Seton Catholic High Sentinels and Summit School of Ahwatukee by visiting www.SanTanSun.com and clicking on “Youth.”
I Land
KEO WOOLFORD
Saturday, March 27, 2010 7 p.m. ASU Gammage
Join us in the lobby at 6 p.m. for pre-show activities
Powerful
Poignant Comical
Photo: Frances Hui
Provocative
I Land depicts a young man’s powerful discovery of his identity. Keo Woolford’s search for the meaning of his Hawaiian heritage is at once hilarious, moving and provocative. Hula, Hip Hop and Spoken Word take us through Keo’s journey from football star, to Boy Band singer to the emotional discovery of his Hawaiian heritage and complex identities. Don’t miss Keo Woolford in I Land!
MARGARET T. MORRIS FOUNDATION
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