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March 14, 2016, 11:24 am

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Mr. Skip Winter enjoyed telling Middle School students that he played Wildcat basketball with Mr. Corbin Stoltzfus during his middle and high school career at Owen J. Roberts. He also told students, "I didn't realize how important Language Arts was when I was your age." He went on to encourage students to apply themselves to be strong communicators.

Mr. Winter reported that his comic book series, Unit 5, is the only cause-related comic book in the world. He continually gives back to first responders.

The Unit 5 website describes the comic series background, "September 11th 2001 was an ominous day in U.S history. However, it became the turning point in the fight against global terror. Founded by the United States Government and born out of the personal tragedies of 5 extraordinary individuals. Each with deep ties to ground zero, Unit 5 was born."

Mr. Winter met with the entire 7th and 8th grades in the morning, then conducted smaller, breakout groups later in the day.

Students were especially eager to hear where Mr. Winter had gone to elementary school. He attended both East Vincent and East Coventry Elementary Schools. He graduated from Owen J. Roberts High School in 1989.

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Girls in Medicine

March 15, 2016, 6:12 am

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Mia Flavin with her parents

Mia Flavin, grade 9, was selected for the Girls in Medicine Program sponsored by The Clinic in Phoenixville. Mia recently accepted the award on behalf of the Clinic and is excited about the opportunity.

According to the clinic's website:

The Girls in Medicine Program is a one-year enrichment program for highly motivated and talented high school girls interested in pre-medicine and healthcare careers.
During the summer healthcare intensive, participants attend medical lectures, complete a CPR/First Aid Certification Course, and experience clinical rotations at Phoenixville Hospital and Paoli Hospital. The clinical curriculum focuses on cardiology, emergency medicine, gynecology, pediatric, and physical therapy – just to name a few. The leadership curriculum focuses on confidence and self-esteem. Upon completion of the summer intensive, participants develop individual health projects or research projects in their school or community environment with the guidance of their assigned mentor. Participants continue to explore healthcare careers by attending monthly online medical lectures and representing The Clinic at community events. For participants interested in expanding their hands on experience, they may apply for volunteer opportunities working at Phoenixville Hospital during after-school and weekend hours in areas such as Pediatrics, Emergency Room, and other administrative departments at the hospital. At the end of the year, participants will present their findings and experience to a panel of medical and public health professionals.

• Courses taught by top medical leaders in the area
• Study at Paoli Hospital and Phoenixville Hospital Facilities
• CPR/First Aid Certification
• Medical Research and Presentation skills
• Resume Building Opportunity
• Volunteer and Internship Opportunities
• Leadership Role as Health Ambassador

School Board Recognitions, March 14, 2016

March 15, 2016, 7:12 am

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The Owen J. Roberts Board of School Directors held a regular business meeting on Monday, March 14, 2016. Several students were recognized for achievements in the arts and the athletic arena.

Boys Swimming and Diving

PMEA Region 6 Qualifiers

High School Girls Swimming State-Qualifiers

• Congratulations to Daniel Horning for qualifying for the PMEA Regional Band Festival.  Thanks to Mr. Mengel for his dedication to the high school band.

• Congratulations to Daniel DiMarino and Leigh Magness for qualifying for the PMEA Region 6 Orchestra Festival.  Thanks to Mr. Prescod for his dedication the high school orchestra.

• Congratulations to the following high school choral students for qualifying for the PMEA Region 6 Choral Festival.  Thanks to Ms. McIntyre for her dedication to the high school chorus.

	Daniel DiMarino	Leah Muthler
	Tristan Fish	Kaiden Roberts
	Madison Frederick	Conrad Sager
	Cheyenne Hails	Michael Styer
	Michelle Intoccia

• Congratulations to the following high school boys swimming and diving team members for winning the PAC-10.  Thanks to coaches Kevin Bott and Jennifer Umstead and assistant coaches Rebekah Elliott, Morgan Kleinfelter and Lindsey Staufenberg for their dedication to the team.

	Jonathan Arditi	Andrew Kull
	Logan Baker	Andrew Malmstrom
	Colin Bauer	Carter Niness
	Ryan Bowker	John O'Donnell
	Simon Crew	Matthew Rantz
	Christopher DiGuiseppe	Jordan Roach
	Daniel DiMarino	Alec Schneider
	Matthew Dinnocenti	Matthew Snyder
	Hayden Fink	Alec Van Iperen
	Daniel Gerhart	Stephen Waskiw
	Adam Gorrell	Jordan Zakarevicz
	Ryan King

• Congratulations to the following members of the high school swimming and diving team who have qualified for the PIAA State Championship Meet:

• Morgan Aicher, Laurel Fink, Madison Gadzicki, Morgan Hansen
• Logan Baker, Colin Bauer, Simon Crew, Alec Schneider

• Congratulations to Zach Foreman and Nicole MacMullin for receiving an award at the Montgomery County Community College Third Annual Tri-County Art Exhibition. Thanks to Mrs. Schiavello for her dedication to the high school art department.
  
  
  Also recognized by the Board of Directors, was Mr. Daryl Walmer. Mr. Walmer will retire on June 13, having served the Owen J. Roberts School District for 36 years.He remarked that the time "went fast".

  Best wishes were extended to Mr. Walmer

  
  
  
  

Congratulations Citadel Nominees

March 16, 2016, 10:54 am

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The Citadel Heart of Learning Award is a nationally-recognized program through Citadel Banking and the Chester County Intermediate Unit. The award is designed to honor and thank Chester County’s teachers while raising awareness of the impact on students, families, and the entire community. This year over 2700 nominations were received.

Ms. Natalie Smith, 2016 Citadel Finalist, accepts the award at the High School

 On February 24, 2016 Citadel representatives awarded High School teacher, Ms. Natalie Smith, the Citadel Heart of Learning Finalist Award for Owen J. Roberts School District.  Ms. Smith will receive a $500 award to purchase supplies or other items for his classroom.  An excerpt from one of the nominations describing outstanding kindness Ms. Smith demonstrated to students was read.  Ms. Smith complimented the entire High School staff by saying, “Twelve years ago I made a decision to join the Owen J. Roberts team. It was the best decision I could ever have made both professionally and personally because I get to work with so many talented and helpful people.”

 

On May 3, 2016, finalists from all school districts in Chester County will gather at the award banquet  for final awards.

 

Congratulations to the following Owen J. Roberts School District staff members who were nominees:

 

Joanna Abramson	Clifford Hall	Kaitlyn Roderick
Robin Allen	Deb Harvey	Shelby Roland
Adrienne Andres	Jenn Heckler	John Sands
Lisa Bealer	Jason Hess	Emily Sassaman
Kelly Beaver	Mark Hofer	Lori Scheib
Katherine Bell	Amanda Holmes	Kris Schwab
Amber Benson	Brittany Iacono	Kristen Schwenk
Elizabeth Bevan	Tiffany Ianello	Elizabeth Seiler
Stacia Bickell	Paula Jackson	Karlen Senseny
Mark Bilodeau	Patty Janda	Ashley Sergas
Kevin Bott	Peter Kelly	Jessica Shebelsky
Leah Braun	Melissa Kent	Casey Smith
Matthew Brewer	Elaine Kindl	Eric Smith
Bryan Burtnett	Joe Kirtner	Natalie Smith
Amy Christman	Allison Kulp	Shawna Smith-Wentzel
Lauren Clementoni	Linda Laird	Michelle Soloman
Tanya Clemens	Brad Lamison	Tom Sonnenberg
Kristin Colfer	Timothy Lewis	Brian Sponagle
Lindsay Cooney	Marc Lieberson	Marisa Stoltzfus
Adria Creswell	Susan Lloyd	Julie Taney
Brad Creswell	Alvin Lynch	Erin Taylor
William Crowl	Tim Marcoe	Michael Uhas
Anna DePaol	Amanda Martin	Sybil Vernon
Marcy Dunn	Meghan Maurer	Tania Vogel
Paul Durn	Laura Nesley	Daryl Walmer
Ingrid Fake	Dawn Newswanger	Susan Wendel
Joe Faust	Lori Palmer	Chris Wittlinger
Julie Feldman	Christopher Palochak	Andrew Worley
Noah Fickler	Elizabeth Palumbo	Meg Wrubel
Erin Flexner	Diane Pastella	Erin Wydrzynski
Shelly Flick	Joseph Perry	Amanda Yoder
Jeremy Fox	Judy Poley	Jonathan Yoder
Joe Gallagher	Danielle Ponto	Carly Youngblood
Laura Gerstenberg	Linda Price	Eric Zalesky
Kimberly Gery	Patrice Reiche	Elizabeth Zehren
Lindsay Hale	Heather Reynolds

 
 

 

College Fair

March 16, 2016, 11:07 am

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Today, High School juniors were able to take advantage of the Owen J. Roberts College Fair. Students were able to meet with representatives from a wide range of institutions.

The high school culinary arts students provided delicious baked goods for the vendors.

Pennies for Patients Goal Shattered

March 17, 2016, 10:20 am

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The Middle School Leos set a $1,000 Pennies for Patients goal this year. The group actually raised $1,415! Since 1994, pennies and other spare change have added up to millions to benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The Leos group also recently did a building-wide clean-up and they will be going to In Ian's Boots, which provides shoes and boots to those in need.

Summer Enrichment Offerings

March 17, 2016, 11:17 am

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Hello summer! The Owen J. Roberts School District is excited to announce a variety of enrichment opportunities open to all students within the community from June 14 through August 11.  From fishing, crafts, sports, and STEM to serious academics, there are plenty of exciting activities from which to choose.   

Registration is open and will run through Thursday, May 26, 2016, or until sessions are full.  Please check the published brochure on our website weekly to catch any updates with new offerings or perhaps to review the closed sessions as they fill up (i.e. fishing). 

Our summer opportunities are self-supporting and can only be offered with sufficient enrollment. There are three ways to register for programs including an exciting new online registration feature eFunds for Schools.  If you choose to use the online payment option, you still need to complete the registration form.   

Our summer programs offer students of all ages a place to come together to play, learn, and grow.  For more information e-mail Missy Walton or Heidi Lehmann at mwalton@ojrsd.com or hlehmann@ojrsd.com, or call 610-469-5196.  

Download:

Summer Enrichment Brochure 2016                

Registration Form 2016

eFunds for Schools Parent Guide 2016

eFunds for Schools Online Payment Option

Students Hit High Notes and Head to State Festival

March 18, 2016, 7:34 am

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Congratulations to Conrad Sager, PMEA Region 6 representative, who placed first, Bass 1 in the state competition. Ms. Sheila McIntyre mentioned that the music the students needed to learn for the competition was among the most challenging she had ever seen. Conrad will be representing Owen J. Roberts High School at the prestigious PMEA All-State Choir in Hershey.

We would also like to recognize Daniel DiMarino, who will be performing in the All-State Orchestra. Daniel technically scored 6^th place in choir competition (which would have secured his position in the All-State Choir). Daniel has already accepted a placement in the All-State Orchestra, so is ineligible to participate in All-State Choir. A student may not participate in more than one ensemble, but we recognize him for his achievement in both musical arenas. 

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Science Research Awards Include Best in Show

March 18, 2016, 8:29 am

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Owen J. Roberts students reap rewards in Science with many moving on to next levels of competition...

Kaitlyn Fluharty and Audrey Farnham, Grade 9, took BEST OF SHOW

An All-County Best of Show advances the 9th grade team to the Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30

OJRSD Award Winners from CCSRC 2016 – updated with Rorke Awards

            Dr. Lucy Balian Rorke-Adams Fair on March 7, 2016  (grades 6 – 12)

            Dr. Jonas Salk Fair on March 8, 2016 (grades 4 – 5)

East Coventry:

Maggie Walker – Distinguished Honors in Behavioral and Social Sciences

Ava Clemson – High Honors in Botany

Matthew DiCarlo – Distinguished Honors in Computer Science

                                   The Richard and Patti Smith Innovation in Science Award

Veer Kakar – Honors in Environmental Science

East Vincent:

Blake Fisher  - Honorable Mention in Computer Science

                          The Richard and Patti Smith Innovation in Science Award

Caedmon Read  - Honorable Mention in Physics

Aman Pothakamury – High Honors in Biochemistry

Evan Finger – High Honors in Chemistry

Aiden Murray – Distinguished Honors in Engineering

                             The Richard and Patti Smith Excellence in Engineering Award

                                Best of Show – 3^rd Place

Simone Bollinger – Distinguished Honors in Environmental Science

                                   Excellence in Environmental Science, sponsored by the Redding Family

Christian Caroll and Reilly Koitzsch – Distinguished Honors for Team Projects

French Creek:

Sonya Soeder – 3^rd Place in Botany

Dysen Neill – Distinguished Honors in Botany

                        The Richard and Patti Smith Bright Ideas in Botany Award

North Coventry:

Lauren Koster – High Honors in Physics

Karly Kephart – High Honors in Zoology

                             The Dave Jarvie Award for Life Sciences

Ben Merklee – Honorable Mention in Medicine and Health Sciences

West Vincent:

Lydia Kronengold – Honorable Mention in Behavioral and Social Sciences

Logan Cheney – Honorable Mention in Physics

Sarah Zhang – 1^st Place in Physics (advancing to Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30)

Liam Sanders and Blake Brennan – 3^rd Place Team Project

Charlotte McQuillan – Honors in Behavioral and Social Sciences

Kate Rowe – Honors in Chemistry

Eskander Bierman – Honors in Consumer Science

Cooper Bryan – High Honors in Consumer Science

                             The Science Kit Center “Science in Action” Award

Joey Kish – Distinguished Honors in Consumer Science

Joshua Zhang – Honors in Consumer Science

Ashley Coughlin – Honors in Mathematics

Middle School:

Kendra Melniczek  - 2^nd Place in Botany (advancing to Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30)

Eirene Munson – Honorable Mention in Chemistry

Matthew Saylor – 3^rd Place in Engineering

Jordan Mulford – 3^rd Place in Environmental Science

Michelle Surine – Honorable Mention in Environmental Science

Zoszia Zabrenski – 2^nd Place in Zoology (advancing to Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30)

High School:

Jonathan Arditi  - 1^st Place in Biochemistry (advancing to Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30)

Kaitlyn Fluharty and Audrey Farnham  - 1^st Place Team Project

                                                                       DOW Chemical Partnership Award

                                                                 Best of Show Team Project (advancing to Delaware Valley Science Fair on March 30)

Team Dylan and Origami Inc.

March 18, 2016, 9:07 am

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East Coventry students rally for school mate Dylan Spriggs, who is fighting a rare disease

A group of sixth grade students at East Coventry Elementary call themselves Origami Inc. They have been using their skills and imagination to raise funds for a school mate--a kindergarten student diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Among their many fundraising efforts, the students made origami frogs which symbolize "a leap of faith" and have been selling them at the student store for the past few weeks.

Dylan Spriggs, a 5-year-old student at East Coventry Elementary, was diagnosed on Dec. 30, 2015 with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG), an inoperable brain tumor. Students are very intent on fighting the fight alongside of their friend.

Origami frogs symbolize a leap of faith

Tonight at a major Dylan's Dino Bingo event, the students will be selling Hope Bags for $.50. Below is the Hope Bag description the students of Origami Inc wrote….

This is a “Hope Bag”. Each item represents a symbol of hope. The origami frog symbolizes a “leap of faith” and with each leap is strength. The Star Wars sticker symbolizes “reaching for the stars….the impossible” and always “sticking” to positive goals in life. The string bracelet symbolizes “a circle of hope” that can never be broken. The candy symbolizes that “life is sweet” when we work together as a team!! Thank you for supporting Team Dylan-Origami Inc.

#Shout Out to the Sprout

March 18, 2016, 10:16 am

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Principal Oswald encourages Brussel tasting at East Coventry

Check out the photo gallery from this week's Shout Out to the Sprout.

Students loved Balsamic Roasted Brussel Sprouts

West Vincent students were in the Brussel Sprout spirit

East Vincent 6th grade students encouraged younger brussel tasters

Principal McKillip greeted students as the school buses unloaded

Chef Rick and volunteers were amazed how students at North Coventry loved brussel sprouts

Owen J. Roberts elementary students learned to accept a vegetable who is often left out--left on the sidelines. Don't Bully the Brussel was the theme to Chef Visits at each of the Owen J. Roberts Elementary Schools this week. Chef Rick Wray pre-roasted brussel sprouts and cooked them with a splash of Balsamic Vinegar during lunches. One may be surprised to learn that, depending on the lunch, there was an 80-90% participation rate in the tasting. Many students begged for seconds. And thirds. At one lunch table of 20 students, 17 asked for seconds. 12 said it was the first time they had tried brussel sprouts; 17 said they would eat again. (And one student confessed that Chef Rick made them better than his mom.)
Go for the Greens is an annual celebration of good food and great fun encouraging kids to eat green plant based foods. In its 8th year, students have learned to love broccoli, peas, lettuce, kiwi, kale and event the once-bullied brussel sprout!

EV Construction Progress

March 22, 2016, 7:54 am

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The East Vincent school building is really taking shape!
Each week photos are added to the construction photo galleries for the East Vincent Elementary School project. Keep an eye on the exciting progress at http://www.ojrsd.com/Page/6666

Leo's Help Ian's Boots

March 31, 2016, 6:08 am

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For the second year in a row the Middle School Leo Club joined the Coventry Lions Club in a joint project  at In Ian’s Boots.

Leo advisor Kira Rumpp (top, second from right) had several members of her club join half a dozen of Lions in a project at the newly relocated In Ian's Boots' Shoe Box.

Last month High School Leos helped move the contents from the old location to the new space, a small warehouse located in North Coventry on rt. 100.

The job the Leos and Lions had before them was to clean the warehouse shelving units and reorganize the existing shoes, boots and sneakers. This turned into quite a task as the warehouse is still being set up and other donations are waiting to be cleaned, separated and catalogued.

Before beginning the service of organizing the relocated footwear, the Leos used a large handcart (see top picture) to bring in the shoe supplies they had brought with them from their "New and Slightly Used Shoe Drive" they held prior to the service date. These shoes find new owners from all parts of the world. Read about In Ian’s Boots HERE.

#JROTC5K2016

March 31, 2016, 6:11 am

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NJROTC is hosting the JROTC 100^th Anniversary 5k at the high school on Saturday April 23^rd. Registration can be done online at www.RUNCCRS.COM.  Please come out and support your NJROTC unit. The Army will be there to make personalized dog tags for all registered runners or walkers. Hope to see you out there. Thank you for all of your support.

Top Honors at PSPA Journalism Finals

March 31, 2016, 7:08 am

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Anita Zuberecz's winning illustration

On Friday March 4^th, three OJR students traveled to Penn State (University Park) to compete in the PSPA (Pennsylvania School Press Association) Student Journalism State Championship.  In October, six OJR students placed first at the regional competition, qualifying them for the State Championship, but only three were able to attend.  

Anita Zuberecz (12th) won the state illustration competition. Anita had to create an illustration based on a poem about Penn State. Congratulations to Anita!

Anita receives her award

 http://paschoolpress.org/3487/news/students-earn-top-honors-at-journalism-finals/

The Pennsylvania School Press Association Regional Student Journalism Competition was held on October 13^th.  Select members of the OJRHS Yearbook, The Gavel, and Video Production Club traveled to Temple University to compete. This was Owen J. Roberts' first year attending the competition which consisted of on-site competitions like yearbook spread design, newspaper story-writing, and broadcast script-writing, as well as carry-in competitions for photography and video.  

The six OJRHS students who advanced to the state-level competition on March 4^th in State College follows:

Nicole Amstutz- Yearbook Captions

Mandy McGuigan- Yearbook Spread Design

Anita Zuberecz- Literary Magazine Art

Mike Styer- Yearbook Feature Photo

Cole Whitelock- Yearbook Sports Photo

AJ Lauletta- Yearbook News Photo

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Sharing Favorite Books

April 4, 2016, 12:12 pm

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The sixth grade at French Creek Elementary School is working on a special project in the library class. Students are asked to choose a book which they liked when they were younger. Subsequently, the sixth grade students have the opportunity to share that book with a first grade student on reading days.

Four Odyssey Teams Move to Worlds

April 4, 2016, 12:24 pm

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All of our students did very well this weekend at the Odyssey of the Mind State Finals Competition held on Saturday, April 2, at Moon Area High School in Moon, PA.

East Vincent's engineering team placed first, making them state champions. French Creek Elementary was second place in their problem. The North Coventry Elementary team also took a second place, and the East Coventry Elementary team captured third place.  

All first and second place teams will move on to compete in world finals competition at Iowa State University.

Our high school drama team took second place and will move on to world finals. The engineering team placed third, and the third competing high school team finished in fifth place.  

The three competing middle school teams took a fourth, fifth, and ninth place finish.

Congratulations to all these students and their advisors!

Blinding us with Science!

April 4, 2016, 12:38 pm

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OJR students had another great showing on March 31 at the Delaware Valley Science Fair awards ceremony. 

Jonathan Arditi – 3^rd place medal in Biochemistry, Future Scientist/USDA Award, NANO/BIO Interface Center Award

Audrey Farnham – American Meteorological Society Award

Kaitlyn Fluharty – American Meteorological Society Award

Kendra Melniczek – 1^st place medal in Botany, Broadcom MASTERS Middle School Award

Zoe Zabrenski – 3^rd place medal in Zoology, Broadcom MASTERS Middle School Award

The Broadcom MASTERS is often compared to the “middle school version of the International Science Fair.”  Based on their success at the Del Val Fair, Kendra and Zoe have been invited to compete in this event.

Congratulations to all of our students, their teachers, and the school coordinators for another successful science research competition season!

High School Art Show

April 11, 2016, 7:05 am

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Over 1,000 works of art are displayed at this year’s High School Art Show. The opening reception was held on Thursday, April 7. Congratulations to all student artists and to the following students, who received awards:

ART SHOW AWARD CATEGORIES               2016

Ceramics – Handbuilt

            1          Lillian Williams, Body of Work        

            2          Sam Garvey, Skull Teapot         

            3          Jane Lasak, Body of Work        

            H M      Brandi Kilroy, Going South        

Ceramics - Wheel

            1          Abby Eaves, Body of Work

            2          Olivia Montesano, Teapot

            3          Dean Ambrogi, Untitled/ Double Wall Vessel

            H M      Quinn Kratz, Untitled, Double Wall Vessel

Digital Arts – Illustration

1                     CARLY JENNION, Body of Work

2                     LOGAN BAKER , Michael Phelps Type Face

3                     TOBY FORD, Burger Day & Gibby Haynes

H M      EMMETT ROHRBOUGH, Mark Twain Type Face

Digital Arts – Photoshop

1          Mason Ayres, Self Portrait        

2          Hayley Tracewell, Self Portrait

3          Tyler Gottshall, Body of Work

H M      Madison Hrynkow, Dress Pants

Drawing - Charcoal

1          Zach Foreman, Body of Work    

2          Paige Dinius, Body of Work

3          Anita Zuberecz, Body of Work

H M      Alyssa Lingenfelter, Jar of Dreams

H M      Cassandra Vandruff, Body of Work

Drawing- Color

1          Maddie Schaeffer, Body of Work

            2          Rachel Vince, City Perspective

            3          Scott Brown, Perspective

            H M     Madelyn Stine, “Drink Me”

Drawing- Pencil

1          Rachel Vince, Body of Work

            2          Andrew Strock, Still Life

            3          Scott Brown, Still Life

            H M      Matt Guarini, Still Life

Mixed Media

            1          Nicole MacMullin, Kacey

            2          Ashley Heighton, Past Present & Future

            3          Kaitlyn Conner, Body of Work

H M      Maddie Schaeffer, Body of Work

Painting- Watercolor

1          Anita Zuberecz, Body of Work

2          Michelle Intocccia, France

            3          Maddie Schaeffer, Body of Work

            H M      Mary Donnelly, Secluded Street

            H M      Paige Gallagher, 1970’s Landscape

Painting- Acrylic

1          Sarah Vey, Body of Work

2          Maddie Schaeffer, Body of Work

            3          Michelle Intoccia, Stressed Out

            H M      Julia King, Body of Work

Painting- Oil

1          Zachary Foreman, Body of Work

2          Rachel Vince, Fruit Still Life

            3          Cassandra Jasulevicz, Free Fall

            H M      Collette Dellaguila, Body of Work

            H M      Jennifer Dinocenti, Body of Work

Photography- Black and White

1          Morgan Maurer, Body of Work

                        2          Meghan Swaim, Silent Watcher

            3          Delaney Kent, Heaven

           H M      Carly Jennion, Gas Pump

Photography- Color

1          Lauren Tarves, Body of Work

                        2          Abby Budek, Stacks of Gold

            3          Hannah Foster, Peaceful in Cooperstown

           H M      Sam Pickford, The Flood

3-D DESIGN     

            1          Chase Morris, Locker Plate

            2          Dylan Bui, Light Switch Cover

3          Sam Fisher, Box with Lock

            H M      Jacob Mullen, Tank Puzzle

SCULPTURE

            1          Sierra Weil, Tin Hand    

            2          Garrett Hale, Muskie Lure

3          Doug Peterson, Fishing Lure

            H M      Abby Hand, Pike Lure

Sarah Tabatabaei , Blackfin Tuna Lure

Reverse Engineering

April 12, 2016, 9:15 am

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Students in the high school Introduction  to  Engineering course  have been introduced to STEM  topics all year including how the  basics  of  design,  teamwork,  effective  communication,  research  and  analysis  drives the  engineering  and  design  process. 

Presently, students are working on REVERSE ENGINEERING. They were tasked to disassemble a product, inventory the parts and re-assemble.  In the photos above, students are starting the inventory process including the description of each component.