Grade 5 Sam Blackledge, son of Marcia and Paul Blackledge of Blandinsville

Grade 6 Allison Boyer, daughter of Jennifer and Benjamin Boyer of Tennessee

Grade 7 Morgan Payne, daughter of Emilie and Mark Payne of Plymouth

Grade 8 Cheyenne Hacker, daughter of Ellen VanNatta of Colchester and Michael Hacker of

Farmington.

251 cookbooks were sold. The top sellers were: Lydia Dunn (30), Emilee Eldridge (24) Kendra Crenshaw (22), Emily Phillips (19), Connor Sullivan (14) and Kammie Harn (13). These six students will be treated to a pizza lunch sponsored by the PTO.

There were 28 students among the winners of the fourth celebration. This group enjoyed two periods of open gym with snacks and water.

The students added to the Cyclone 200 club were:

Devon Boyer Zach Geltmacher Carrie Combites Erica Clark

Josh Nelson Cheyenne Gooding Joe Payne Hunter Griffith

Hayden Walter Jackson Moore Tyler Dixon Paige Webster

Kaylon Peterson Heidi Crombie Trevor Nelson Tara Richardson

Jessica Herndon Matt Kieffer Charlie Kline Shyanne Grossnicholas

Trevor Torrance Tristan Bevard Kinley Mourning Haydon Young

Veronica Grisham Jordyn Bartlett Maren Anderson Sam Hironimus-Wendt

Grade 5 Hannah Davison, daughter of Lisa Davison of Sciota

Grade 6 Carson Welsh, son of Renee and Shannon Welsh of Blandinsville

Grade 7 Zoey Gray, daughter of Kathy and Richard Gray of Colchester

Grade 8 Sam Hironimus-Wendt, son of Deanna and Robert Hironimus-Wendt of Good Hope.

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First Quarter Honor Roll has been finalized and posted. Students who have achieved honor roll status and who have not had more than two (2) detentions/bus slips are invited to participate in the skating party at Skateland. The names of those on honor roll and those invited to the incentive activity can be found on our website. The Middle School PTO sponsors the incentive activities each quarter.

It is November and time for our annual district assessment. Middle school students will be taking the Stanford Achievement Test during the week of November 8-12. There will be one or two test sessions per day. Our goal is to have testing completed during that week.

Please make sure your child has had adequate sleep, a good breakfast and you have helped motivate them to do his/her best.

Results will be available in early January.

A third group of Cyclones have joined the list of winners!

Grade 5 Mason Engnell, son of Ty and Ronel Engnell of Good Hope

Grade 6 Ro Day, son of Roy and Carla Day of Blandinsville

Grade 7 Patience Landrith, daughter of Tammy Jackson of Colchester

Grade 8 Jordyn Carter, daughter of Alic and Sheryle Webb of Good Hope and Donald Carter

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Congratulations to Jessica Herndon and Kinley Mourning for being selected to participate in the IMEA District Festival Chorus. They were selected from many students who auditioned on Columbus Day.

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The school sold 664 boxes of cookie dough and the winners are:

 The seventh grade class was the top selling group selling 233 boxes. They have earned a hot dog lunch.

The top seller in the building was Lydia Dunn, Grade 7, who sold 58 boxes. Lydia will receive $20.00.

Grade 5’s top seller was Dalen Kruzan, who sold 14 boxes. He will receive $10.00

Grade 6’s top seller was Kammie Harn, who sold 32 boxes. She will receive $10.00.

Grade 7’s top seller was Josh Danielson, who sold 34 boxes. He will receive $10.00

Grade 8’s top seller was Kelly Frost, who sold 14 boxes. She will receive $10.00.

This was the fundraiser with profits going to class treasuries. The profits were as follows:

Grade 5 sold 112 boxes and earned $627. 20.

Grade 6 sold 170 boxes and earned $952.00.

Grade 7 sold 233 boxes and earned $1304.80.

Grade 8 sold 149 boxes and earned $834.40.

As usual we have extra cookie dough. We must buy whole cases of eight and so we have some to sell. Boxes sell for $14.00 and maybe purchased from the middle school office. We have the following in stock:

Chocolate Chunk Chocolate Chip

Chocolate Mint Chip Cheesecake Swirl

Lemon Cooler

Sugar Free Chocolate Chip Dippin’ Sticks

Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup

Triple Chocolate Chunk with Hershey’s

White Chocolate Macadamia Nut

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Cyclone 200 Club has had another win. Ten student names in a row, way to go! The following students were treated to an afternoon at Ball Fore in Macomb: Katelyn Haines, Paige Webster, Carson Welsh, Spencer Kilburn, Melanie Blazek, Emily Huffmier, Trevor Torrance, Will H-Wendt, Samantha Peterson and Patience Landrith. _____________________________________________________________________________

Grade 5 Pema Zellmann, daughter of Robert and Karen Zellmann of Blandinsville

Grade 6 Allison Boyer, daughter of Benjamin and Jennifer Boyer of Tennessee

Grade 7 Maribeth Patterson, daughter of Craig and Jeanne Patterson of Colchester

Grade 8 Kaylen Peterson, daughter of Mark and Janeen Peterson of Blandinsville

We have our first and second group of Cyclone 200 winners! Students receive a CYCLONE 200 BUCK for outstanding performance either academically or behaviorally. A large Cyclone graph is hanging in our central hallway. Students receiving this award draw a numbered chip, which represents a square on the cyclone and write their name in that square. When there are 10 consecutive squares filled in, those ten students have a CELEBRATION!

With the addition of one name we have two groups of winners?

Group 1                                 Group 2

James Bailey                         Jacob Pool

Austin Russell                      Bryce Burkle

Tucker Bland                         Zach Barnett

Maribeth Patterson             Jake Lundgren

Morgan Weaver                     Kaleb Gentes

Spencer Kilburn                     Taylor Bartlett

Trevor Torrance                     Kinley Mourning

Josh Danielson                     Jackie Heaton

Kelly Frost                             Joe Payne

Jake Lundgren                         Braelynn Beeler

Emily Kitch                             Kendra Hopping

Tre’ Blankenship

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1. Earn 100 points for every $20 you spend on your favorite Proctor & Gamble products.

2. Get 100 additional points when you spend $5 or more on Sara Lee Bakery products in the same transaction as your qualifying $20 Proctor & Gamble purchase.

3. Go online and donate your points to the school of your choice.

4. Schools with the most points per enrollment win a SMART Board.

5. Plus, participants with the most points earned from winning schools win a MacBook computer.

Program dates: 9/1/10-11/30/10