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| Sanborn Regional High School Points of Sanborn P.R.I.D.E.
A Weekly Newsletter That Promotes Our Core Values Of
Personalization,
Risk-Taking,
Integrity,
Discovery, and
Empowerment
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September 18, 2017 |
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| There is always something to do at SRHS. For a complete listing of our events for the 2017-2018 school year, click here . For the District's 2017-2018 Music and Fine Arts calendar, click here. |
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Dear Parents / Guardians, Students, Staff, and Friends of the Sanborn Regional High School Community. Here are your latest important announcements from Sanborn Regional High School:
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Homecoming 2017 Preview
A Message From the Student Council's Catherine Rasmussen
Every year, Sanborn Regional High School has a community-wide event that takes place at the end of September. This year Homecoming is on Saturday, September 30th. The week leading up to the 30th is spirit week. Students dress up depending on the day. Monday is America day, students will wear red, white and blue. Tuesday, students will wear tie-dye. Wednesday is joggers versus loggers, freshman and sophomores will dress up as joggers and juniors and seniors will dress up as loggers. Thursday is twin or squad day, students will dress up with with their friend(s). The last day of spirit week is color day. Freshman will dress up in gray, sophomores will dress in blue, juniors will dress in white, and seniors will dress in black. Also during spirit week there will be a penny war between the four grades. The money raised during the penny war will go to hurricane relief. On Monday, each grade brings in their banners that they have created to be judged for points and hung in the atrium. These banners are based on the overall theme of biomes and each class's specific theme. Freshman are the tundra, sophomores are the grasslands, juniors are the jungle, and the seniors are aquatic. The Friday of spirit week is the pep rally. At the pep rally students play the sports that are available in the fall; including soccer, football, golf, and a relay race. The grades compete against each other and the winners earn 2 points and the losers earn 1 point.
On Saturday the 30th is when the community is invited to observe the hard work each class has put into homecoming. In the morning, there is a parade where each grade has made a float based on their themes and the community is invited to watch as the floats make their way to the high school. Then, once at the high school each grade preforms a skit and a dance based on their themes which are judged. The winner of homecoming is announced once each grade has finished their skit and dance. After all of these activities in the morning, the girls and boys soccer teams, the field hockey team, and the football team all play. Each class also has a booth set up selling food. The athletic boosters are a major part in allowing for Saturday to happen, including being the judges.
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Sanborn Honors Students At Academic Awards Night
Congratulations To All On Their Accomplishments!
Sanborn Regional High School held its annual Academic Awards Ceremony on September 12, 2017 to recognize honored students from the school year 2016-2017. Congratulations to all our honored students
. PRESIDENT'S EDUCATION AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE: Kashief Bogannam, Abigail Brennan, Alexandra Gannon, Eliza Johnson, Lauren Lanseigne, Elizabeth McLellan, Catherine Rasmussen, Zachary Thomas;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF MATH: Abigail Brennan, Jazmin Alvarado, Tatum Goebel;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF SCIENCE: Luc LeBlanc, Lucas Pitkin, Amber Stevens;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF WORLD LANGUAGE-SPANISH: Colin Holt, Jazmin Alvarado, Alexander George;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF WORLD LANGUAGE-FRENCH: Eliza Johnson, Samantha Foley, Kiley Jerrier, Lindsay Jerrier;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF ENGLISH: Alexandra Gannon, Jazmin Alvarado, Jacqueline Genthner;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF SOCIAL STUDIES: Lauren Lanseigne, Bridget Abney, Ariana Daly;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF BAND: Hunter Holmberg, Keegan Branham, John Putnam;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF CHORUS: Abigail Parrott, Sabrina Lundin, Erin Gillespie;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF ART: Marissa Fuccione, Emily Finney, Siera Carey;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF BUSINESS: Zachary Thomas, Olivia Williams, Matthew Hamel;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCE: Kaitlin Broadhurst, Lauren Anderson;
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF CAREER & TECHNICAL ED: David Kenneally, Alex Coulombe
; STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Nicole Tebo, Benjamin Giles, Tatum Goebel;
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE HUMANITIES COUNCIL BOOK AWARD: Alexandra Gannon;
HONORS WITH DISTINCTION: Bridget Abney, Emily Abney, Jazmin Alvarado, Lauren Anderson, Kashief Bogannam, Sophia Boucher, Olivia Boucher, Abigail Brennan, Molly Breslin, Kaitlin Broadhurst, Siera Carey, Michelle Collette, Ariana Daly, Emma Donigian, Samantha Foley, Annabelle Foster, Nicholas Frost, Marissa Fuccione, Alexandra Gannon, Jacqueline Genthner, Alexander George, Isabelle Giles, Tatum Goebel, Meghan Hamel, Amanda Hamel, Max Hayden, Jack Hayden, Colin Holt, Eliza Johnson, Samantha Keeley, Rachel Kelly, Lauren Lanseigne, Luke Larkham, Luc LeBlanc, Elizabeth McLellan, Amanda McVey, Grace Paradis, Madigan Paradis, Lucas Pitkin, Catherine Rasmussen, Casey Sheehan, Skyla Shibel, Amber Stevens, Gabrielle Studley, Nicole Tebo, Zachary Thomas, MacCullum Twiss, Cameron Vose, Olivia Williams;
HIGH HONORS: Sarah Allen, Jesse Auger, Abbigayle Bowden, Keegan Branham, Kelsey Bunker, Zachary Cardoso, Ryan Chasse, Emylee Cote, Alex Coulombe, Christopher DeYoung, Hannah Ehlers, John Fuccione, Caroline Fuller, Courtney Gelina, Jenna Gluck, Madalyn Hadwen, Carly Johnson, Hunter Kitt, Brayden LaChapelle,
Emma Lanseigne, Noah Marsh, Ian Marsh, Dylan McManus, Johnathan Merry-Carreiro, Caleb Messier, Ian Messina, Mary Miller, Kane Miller, Kiley Morrill, Marissa Mullen, Thomas Murawski, Melina Postema, Keira Real, Morgan Riley, Sebastian Roland, Avery Scully, Alex Senko, Megan Sheehan, Hailey Simes, Charlotte Sirois, Eric Sitomer, Oliver Soares, Jarrod St. Jean, Renee Ste. Marie, Benjamin Szaniawski, Sophia Szaniawski, Madison Thompson, Leah Toto, Christian Vongphakdy, Alexis Wood;
HONORS: Kalla Ames, Brianna Anderson, Brooke Arsenault, Caitlyn Bahrakis, Sierra Barton, Reese Bassett, Kyle Bilodeau, Julie Bond, Hannah Botelho, Luke Botticelli, Kaileigh Brown, Matthew Brussard, Elizabeth Burt, Gwendolyn Byors, Brianna Center, Travis Comtois, Lalaina Costanzo, Shaylee Crawford, Rachel Curtin, Madelyn D'Antonio, Katelyn Delap, Soleigh Delgado, Kailee DiRienzo, Kaleigh Donegan, Sara Donovan, Brent Doughty, Grace DuBois, Samuel Dupray, Amy Eacho, Alexis Eaton, Michaela Edwards, Kaitlyn Fairchild, Alex Felisberto, Ashley Felisberto, Jessica Fowler, Sydney Francis, Karin Fredrickson, Madison Friedman, Benjamin Friedman, Stephanie Gablosky, Michael Gaffney, Andrew Gelina, Timothy Gibb, Benjamin Giles, Erin Gillespie, Kylie Grenier, James Guevin, Matthew Hamel, Scott Hayden, Hannah Henshaw, Emily Hinckley, Hunter Holmberg, Jason Iannitelli, Kiley Jerrier, Lindsay Jerrier, Austin Kalinowski, Nolan Kilimonis, Hope Kimball, Amanda Kolodziej, Nicholas Lang, Isabelle Lang, Morgan Laskiewicz, Audrey LeBlanc, Trenton Leek, Michaela L'Esperance, Madison Lovely, Renee Lucas, Joshua Mahoney, Mary Martin, Walker Martin, Spencer McElroy, Joshua McLellan, Walker Meehan, Gabriella Menard, Emily Metivier, Samantha Milburn, Benjamin Murphy, Adam O'Rourke, Ericka Ouellette, Nestle-Anne Paddock, Rudy Paddock, Abigail Parrott, Max Perreault, Avery Peters, Nicholas Pitkin, Nicole Pitts, John Putnam, Gage Radigan, Sophie Rowell, Jessica Sampson, Matthew Sarette, Madelyn Schubert, Gracen Scott, Hannah Shephard, Olivia Silva, Joshua Simpson, Benjamin Soares, Katarina Stasinos, Bryant Szot, Samuel Tate, Ava Tavares, Hannah Terlizzi, Kaylie Thomas, Brooke Valliere, Timmothy Verb, Ashley Walters, Daniel Warren, Megan Welch, Ashlee Wright, Lillian Zagorites.
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The School Board Needs Your Input!
A Message From the SAU17 School Board
The Sanborn Regional School Board invites your feedback on district priorities. Please take this brief survey to help us in our efforts to move forward.
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Poland Trip 2018 - Warsaw & Krakow (Plus 2 Days in Berlin)
Come To An Informational Meeting
There will be an informational meeting
Thursday, September 21st
at Sanborn Regional High School in the Library at 6:00pm
Itinerary includes Berlin, Warsaw, Kraków, Auschwitz,
Wieleczka Salt Mines, Zakopane
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Sanborn Athletes Win Excellence Award for 2016-2017 Year
Congratulations To Our Athletes and Coaches For This Honor!
On Monday, September 11, 2017, Sanborn Regional High School was one of 35 schools recognized by the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletics Association (NHIAA) for receiving an Excellence Award for having no disqualifications in any sport for the 2016-2017 school year.
Sanborn Athletic Director Vicki Parady-Guay noted that the award is a big deal for our community because it represents the commitment to excellence that each of our student athletes portrays when they take the field wearing a Sanborn uniform. Our student athletes represent not only their school but their peers as role-models and leaders on and off the field.
Congratulations to Vicki, our staff of coaches, and of course our student athletes on this amazing accomplishment.
GO SANBORN!
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Coffee With Mr. Ambrose: An Event For Parents!
Meet Mr. Ambrose on September 22 With a Coffee Hour
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Important College Planning Nights
A Message From the Counseling Office
September 18
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s the Senior Post-Secondary Planning & College Night presentation for senior parents/guardians and students at 6:00PM in the SRHS library.
October 3
is the Senior Financial Aid Night presentation for senior parents/guardians and students at 6:00PM in the SRHS library.
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Athletic Booster News
Come Support Our Athletes This Fall
If you have some time we all looking for members of the community to help us with upcoming events and throughout the school year at our sporting events. Please visit www.sanbornathleticboosterclub.com
New and exciting feature available is the SignUp Genius! Home games and games time available, and its user friendly!
Home Games coming up
Monday 9-18-2017 Cross Country vs Prospect Mountain @ 4:00
Girls Varsity Soccer vs Milford High School @ 4:00
Girls JV Soccer vs Milford High School @ 4:00
Girls Varsity Field Hockey vs Goffstown @ 4:00
Girls JV Field Hockey vs Goffstown @ 5:30
Upcoming Save the Date
Thursday 9-21 Booster Meeting 7:00pm
Saturday 9-30 Homecoming
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Spanish Honor Society Looking For Hosts
Can You Help?
Are you interested in helping the Spanish Honor society? The Spanish Honor Society is looking for people to host 1-2 dancers from Nicaragua for two nights on
October 3-5, 2017. They will be in America for the Daughters of the Corn Dance Tour to help bring spanish culture to our community. For more information contact Christina Mercedes at
[email protected]
or Paige Desrosiers at
[email protected]
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Sanborn Hosts Successful College Fair
Thank You to our Counseling Office For a Great Event!
On Wednesday, September 13, the Counseling Office ran a very successful college fair. Over 80 colleges and universities were in attendance, and every Sanborn student had the opportunity to spend time at the fair meeting admissions representatives to get information on various post-secondary options. Thank you to our counselors for making this annual event a huge success!
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Plaistow Area Commerce Exchange Hosts Comedy Night
Funds Raised Support a Scholarship to a Deserving Sanborn Regional HS Senior
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Reserve Your Yearbook Today!
A Message From the Yearbook Staff
You can reserve your SRHS 2018 yearbook today for $50 from
www.jostens.com. Below is more information on the ordering process:
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Music Boosters Meeting
Join Us To Plan For a Great Year For the Music Program!
The first music boosters meeting of the year will be September 20 at 5:30 in the band room. We hope to see you there!
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Join the SRHS PTO
Stay Engaged as a Parent By Joining Our PTO
 The mission of the Sanborn Regional High School Parent Teacher Organization is to enhance and support the Sanborn Regional High School learning community of students, staff, and families of Fremont, Kingston, and Newton.
This is accomplished through the following endeavors:
Community Outreach, Teacher Involvement, Educational Programs, Civic Cooperation, Volunteer Programs, and Fundraising.
When we all help a little it is amazing how much we accomplish as an organization.
Our first official meeting will be on Wednesday, September 20th at 6pm in room 137 at the school. We meet the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 6pm.
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Senior Class Needs Job Sites for Senior Day of Caring
The Event Will Run the Morning of October 11, 2017
 On Wednesday, October 11, 2017, the senior class of Sanborn Regional High School will participate in Senior Day of Caring, a day where seniors are matched with local individuals, groups, and organizations to provide community service. Are you willing to sponsor a small group of students that day? Students are available for four hour shifts in the morning, from 8:20AM-12:30PM. Jobs can include light yard work, cleaning, office work, and other similar tasks. Please contact teachers Sarah Brown (
[email protected]
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[email protected]
) by email or call the school at (603) 642-3341 before September 30, 2017 to reserve a space at this year's event.
Senior Day of Caring is an annual tradition that has provided support to hundreds of local individuals and groups over the years in Newton, Fremont, and Kingston. It serves as a service requirement for all seniors at the high school, reinforcing the notion that all Sanborn students find their path, give back, and make good choices throughout their life.
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Middle School Runs Mums Fundraiser
A Message From the Sanborn Regional Middle School Booster Club
Please help support the SRMS Boosters with our fall fundraiser, we are selling mums! Attached you will find the order form for our beautiful locally grown mums from the Newton Greenhouse. We have 4 sizes to choose from in, White, Yellow, Purple and Bronze (light or dark).
SIZE
PRICE
4.5" $6
8" $10
10" $15
14" Deck Mum $35
ALL ORDERS NEED TO BE RETURNED TO THE SCHOOL NO LATER THE
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September 22nd SO THEY WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PICKUP AT THE GREENHOUSE Saturday September 30th .
SEE ATTACHED ORDER SHEET.
The grade with the most sales ($$) will get a pizza party as a reward for their hard work. Thanks again for your continued support, if you have any questions, please contact Julie Blomberg at [email protected].
SRMS Boosters raises money to help support field trips, offer scholarships, help with 8
th
grade end of the year activities as well as many other items!
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Do You Have Unwanted Clothing?
Please Use Our Planet Aid Donation Boxes, Located in the Staff Parking Lot
When you drop your unwanted clothing off in these bins, the SRHS PTO gets paid based on the weight of the clothing! This is a really easy way to help our school. All PTO proceeds go directly back to programming and scholarships that directly benefit our students.
Did you know? From April of 2015 - May 2017, this fundraiser has helped us raise nearly $2400.00 for the PTO. Help us double that number by sharing this opportunity with your friends, your family, and your neighbors!
Not Sponsored by the Sanborn Regional School District
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Reduced Rate Home Internet
Find Out If Your Family Qualifies For This Program
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Do You Know the Five Signs?
A Message From the Counseling Office
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We hope you all have a great week!
Sincerely,
Brian M. Stack, Principal Steve Krzyzanowski, Assistant Principal / FLC Robert Dawson, Assistant Principal / Curriculum Michelle Catena,Counseling Director Vicki Parady-Guay, Athletic Director Angelica Mahoney, Special Education Building Coordinator |
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