April 30, 2012
“What looks like a loss may be the very event which is
subsequently responsible for helping to produce the major achievement of your
life.”
-Srully
Blotnick
News/Timelines/Due Dates
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Be on the lookout
for an online survey from me that will attempt to capture your input on the
school year and any changes that need to be made for next year.
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Applications for
the leadership team and content chairs will be available soon.
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Teachers who would
like to recognize a 7th grade student at our awards ceremony should let
Sarah Buck know.
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Make sure you
check out our new webpage!! If you take
pictures of events taking place in your area, please send one to Beth with a
brief description and it may appear on the webpage!
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Remember, if you
want to meet with me to discuss this school year, please send me an email. Also, in your box today, you will receive your
CLP form you filled out at the beginning of the school year, please take a few
minutes to record your progress on these goals for the year. You can record it in the progress monitoring
section or on the back. Please return to
me by May 11. (Remember we did not do
Element 1)
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I want to share
the following email form Kylesh Sharma who won the overall high school Young
Heroes Award this past week as a result of his Impact project that began here.
Dear Mr. Zoll
It was very nice to have met
you Tuesday at the awards ceremony. I am extremely happy and proud to say that
I am a product of Autrey Mill Middle School. My education at Autrey Mill was
unparalleled. All of my teachers from 6th grade to 8th grade were
exceptional. My involvement in the school community, specifically serving
as treasurer and representative on student council was foundational in my
middle school experience. But what impacted me the most was the IMPACT
project itself. Learning about an organization that was bettering the world by
focusing on the plight of a population was priceless and created a. But in my
heart I knew I had to make a difference. Thus unfolded the US Chapter of Nepal
House which is focused primarily on educating young girls who would otherwise
have no chance at life. I'm so thrilled that Autrey Mill, my middle
school, has supported both myself and my sister, Saika, on this lifelong
endeavor. My hope is to continue partnering with our middle school for years to
come. Please visit the website: www.nepalhouse.net
A mighty roar!
To our cafeteria staff for their “lunch for dinner” program they
provided for rising sixth grade parents this past Thursday. Parents were given an opportunity to sample
the food choices that their students will have and hear about the lunch
program. This event was publicized in
the AJC and Superintendent Dr. Avossa was in attendance!!!
Where is Livingston?
Pauline Weiss states “Jackie Sundal
is an excellent listener, even tempered, and dedicated coach. She always
encourages the students to try their best. Jackie even jumps into
the game when a student is out, so the teams will be even or to demonstrate how
the game is played. If she sees one/or more students struggling she will take
them to the side and teach them the skills so they can feel successful! Jackie,
thank you for being a dedicated teacher and coach to all your students.” We agree!
Happy Birthday
Chuck Mertes May 1
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