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Students and Faculty in the News
November 2009
Congratulations to the following Student's of the Month. Freshman - Shaun Laboy, Sophomore - Kate Driscoll, Junior - Kerry Brady, and Senior - Crystal Simon.
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| The County Health Department will be at Mainland Tuesday 11/24 to provide the H1N1 flu vaccines to the students at Mainland. Every home room teacher will receive a three page packet which will include a letter from the Health Department, information about the H1N1 flu vaccine and a consent form. Extra packets will be in the main office and the health office. Consents must be returned to home room teachers no later than Monday 11/23. The vaccines will be given to the students during their gym class on Tuesday 11/24. Please contact your family physician or the County Health Department at 645-5933 to obtain additional information regarding the H1N1 flu vaccine availability. |
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| MRHS Drama Club Presents "And Then there Were None" - A murder mystery written by Agatha Christie. Thursday, November 19 - Sunday, November 22. Tickets $7.00 |
| Heather Hillman from the Higher Education Student Assistance Authority is coming to speak with the CST members, teachers, students, and parents regarding college financial aid. She will be coming on Wednesday, November 18th at 10:30 AM and the presentation will run about 1 hour long. The presentation will be given in the back of the library. |
| The marching band competed in Northern All States Championship in Allentown, PA. They had the best performance of the season and earned 2nd place out of 12 bands with a score of 91.3. Congratulations! |
Congratulations to the November Student's of the Month
Freshman
Shaun Laboy
Nominated by Ms. Watson
He is a 9th grade student in my cultural diversity class. He is always attentive and respectful. He truly values education and has a desire to learn. He has adjusted well to MRHS, academically and socially. He is a student-athlete, as a member on the frosh football team. He is a versatile individual, as he also has a desire to participate in the school theatre productions. I would love to see Shaune earn this award, as he would represent it well and be fully grateful |
Sophomore
Kate Driscoll
Nominated by Ms. Cindy Anderson
Kate is an awesome student to have in your class. She works hard, is pleasant to be around, helpful, and respectful to both teachers as well as peers. She is involved with many activities here at MRHS. She also truly wants to help and make Mainland a better school. She is always striving to do more be better, and help others. Kate is a great example of what a Mainland student should be. |
Junior
Kerry Brady
Nominated by Ms. Colombo
I met Kerry the beginning of her freshman year, and I have been impressed with how she has grown over the past years. In class as a freshman, she was always able to make me laugh. She always brought a unique and bright perspective to what we were learning. As a junior, she is one of our freshman mentors, and she has already begun to stand out. She entered summer training with an impressive enthusiasm, and her passion hasn't waned. Early on, she encountered a difficult issue and was able to handle it maturely. She is the perfect example what a mentor should be. |
Senior
Crystal Simon
Nominated by Ms. Carney
I have Crystal in my writing class this year but I have known her since she transferred here in 10th grade. Crystal is now in 12th grade and has overcome many hardships and obstacles both academically and personally. I have a new students to this school in my writing class who truly needed a mentor. Crystal jumped at the opportunity to give back and mentor this young lady. Crystal has truly made a difference in this student’s life and in just a few short weeks. Crystal is now in the process of applying to college and wants to become a teacher. |
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The Mainland Mock Trial Team competed in the Empire City Invitational Tournament from Friday, Oct. 16 to Sunday, Oct. 18. Elite mock trial teams from across this country as well as some international teams participated in the competition. Mainland placed as one of the top two teams in the tournament, allowing us to compete in the final round. Unfortunately, Mainland lost to a team from Ireland. However, the team did amazingly well and should be commended for their hard work. Holly Pimpinelli also received an individual award for “Outstanding Witness”.
The Mainland Mock Trial Team: From Left to Right:
Winston Roberts, Ben Brezel, Advisor Chris Fernandez, Joe Clayton, Hannah Bishop, and George Papadimitriou.
Missing from photo: Elliot Rollins and Holly Pimpinelli
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