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August 11, 2008
Dear Parents/Guardians:
In recognition of your son/daughter’s excellent academic performance, I would like to extend my congratulations on being selected to the Principals Honor Roll for the fourth marking period of the 2007-2008 school year. Their grades have earned them academic standing in the top five percent of their class.
Our Principals Honor Roll will be published in the local newspaper as well as being posted on our website. We are proud of your child’s success and anticipate seeing your childs name on the principals Honor Roll in the future.
Grade 9:
Elise Weir, Ari Karo, Heidi Johnson, Megan Romer, Dimitri Dyatlov, Sarah Hickey, Daniel Hirt, Hannah Johnson, Anna Boughtwood, Bethany Sluus, Kristen Kirby, Caitlin Oneil, Dylan Glebatis, Zachary Ziman, Kristopher Bullinger, Alan Vlieg, Theresa Hans, Kristina Cordi, Matthew Mullin
Grade 10:
Roslyn Brandes, Megan Smead, Sean Kelton, Colleen McGrath, Rebecca Isenhart, Jeffrey Knox, Ryan Kennedy, Jesann Lynn Prashaw, Katherine Motler, Jenna Colgan, Stephanie Wyld, Brittany Welch, Jamie Lynn Conlin, Carl Tompkins, Michelle Murphy, Patrick Grace, Natalie Cullings, Julianne Wantuch, VIneetha Nair, Carina Mahar, Christian Multunas
Grade 11:
Lu Lu, Matthew Erby, Sandra Bender, Melanie Katz, Benjamin Tidd, Sarah Goodyear, Jessie Signorelli, Cassandra Werking, Emily Rowse, Shadai Graham, Jennifer Ceresia, Leslie Cohoon, Melissa Davis, Katherine Wall, Molly Higgins, Nicole Schafer, Preslee Brown, Ashley King
Grade 12:
Michael Blaney, Crystal Tosi, Catherine Hamblin, Gabriella Morrissey, Nicole Santanello, Celia Foster, Kaitlin Halpin, Abigail Guinane, Sarah Sardella, Jamie Stall, Joshua Multunas, Daniel Jossman, Rachael Hartz, Nicolle Broughton, Taylor Quenelle, James Curtin, Ginny Carr
CHS Administration Team
The School Administrators Association of New York (SAANYS0 have invited the Columbia High School Administrative Team to present a workshop at the 2008 SAANYS Annual Conference on November 3, 2008 in Saratoga Springs N.Y. The conference, entitled Leading with Confidence, Competence, and Caring will explore how successful school leaders blend confidence, competence, and caring in order to create the best learning environment for children.
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