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The Lake Shore
Central School
District in
partnership with
our students,
families and school
community will
cultivate engaging,
diverse, and
challenging
educational
opportunities and
learning
environments to
promote life-long
learning and
achievement in
preparation for
high school
graduation,
college and
careers.
H igh School art students recently participated in a contest to have their work exhibited
at the George Washington Birthplace National Monument January through May 2019.
Senior High Painting students recently worked to create artworks inspired by natural
resources, like those found at George Washington’s former home in Virginia. Using the theme
“A good piece of land,” students created these paintings for a National art exhibit at the
George Washington Birthplace National Monument in Colonial Beach, Virginia. While the
entire class participated, only five paintings were allowed to be part of the exhibition.
The paintings will be on display from January through May 2019.
Eagle Express
The Official Newsletter of the Lake Shore Central School District
DISTRICT OFFICE
959 Beach Road,
Angola NY 14006
Tel: 716-549-2300
Alex Dillemuth Hailey Haynes Andrew Kasperek
Nicole Logan Kylee Mackiewicz
A t our halfway point of the 2018-19 school year, we have experienced a strong start and our stu-
dents are engaged in meaningful learning. We have and always will take pride in the rigorous education provided at every District level and our highest priori-ty continues to be the success of all of our students. The administration, faculty, and staff are dedicated to keeping this momentum going into 2019. The holidays are a terrific time for educators and families to come together to teach our children about the rich diversity within our community and about the many cultures and traditions celebrated at this time of the year. Often times during the holidays, it is easy to lose sight of what really matters in life. I hope everyone will take some time to reflect on what is important to you and to enjoy time with your family and friends. This is also a special holiday time for me as my tenure at Lake Shore is ending. Thank you to the entire Lake Shore School Community for the last eight years as Superintendent of one of the best school districts in Western New York. As I head into retirement with my “honey do list,” I am recalling many fond memories and great accomplishments I have experienced during my time here. As I take a moment to look back over the years, I am reminded that everything we have accomplished has been achieved through the dedication and teamwork from many people. I respect and appreciate the many students, parents, community members, teachers, staff, and administrators too numerous to mention for all that they have contributed to make the Lake Shore Central School District what it is today. I am fortunate to have worked with a Board of Education that is the best in the area! Every Board member who has served the Lake Shore Community has done so with one focus: our children. Although our budget, athletics, transportation, technology, special education, facilities, and community education are very important, nothing compares to educating our students. As I leave the District, I want you all to know how appreciative I was every day to serve as your Superintendent. Thank you very much for such a wonderful opportunity. Please welcome your new Superintendent, Dr. Charles Galluzzo, as you did me some 14 years ago when I started at Lake Shore. If I can ever be of assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out and ask. On behalf of the Board of Education and the District Office Administrators, I wish
everyone a peaceful, joyous, and safe holiday season.
Senior High
959 Beach Road
549-4033
Middle School
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School Closing Information
In the event of school
closings or activity
cancellations, please
monitor WGRZ Channel 2,
WIVB Channel 4, WKBW
Channel 7, Time Warner
Cable News, or WBEN 930
AM for information.
District Operations
If you have questions
about school operations,
contact the building
principal or major
department supervisor
serving the building or
area of concern.
The number to reach any
school in the district is
549-2300, Monday
through Friday.
Further contact
information is available
on our website or in our
District Calendar.
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Lake Shore Wins Powtoon Contest - Software Available to All
T his year, Deann Poleon, one of Lake Shore ’s innovative Technology Intergrators, has been working in classrooms with an interactive animation
software called PowToon. PowToon is the world ’s leading, most user-friendly and most intuitive animation software that allows students to create engaging, animated videos with a professional look and feel.
When they announced they were holding a contest that would offer free software accounts to all students, teachers, and administrators to the winner, she jumped at the chance.
Her video entry, using the PowToon software, was selected as a winner and now the entire District will be able to integrate it in their classrooms and presentations!
This is the first time PowToon has offered their program free to schools and they have already increased the number of Lake Shore accounts per teacher from 90 to 200. Thank you, Mrs. Poleon!
L ake Shore educators will be on the map again, this time in Atlanta, Georgia!
This February, A.J. Schmidt Elementary, in collaboration with Buffalo State College,
has been selected to present at the National Association for Professional Development
Schools 2019 National Conference.
Principal Jill Clark will be co-presenting with her colleagues from Buffalo State College.
NAPDS serves as an advocate for the educational community that is dedicated to promoting the continuous development of collaborative school, higher education, and community relationships.
It strives to create and sustain genuine collaborative partnerships between UPK-12 teachers and higher education through the dissemination and exchange of best practice found in education partnerships and continuing advocacy centered around education professional development relationships.
Look for their report in an upcoming issue of the Eagle
Express.
Dressing the Part
As temperatures begin to drop, students need to think about appropriate clothing to protect them from the cold. Hats, coats, and gloves or mittens are necessary to ensure bodies are protected from extreme conditions. This is especially important on windy days in the winter months as lake breezes can have a severe effect on what looks like a bright and sunny day. Make sure students are properly prepared each day as they wait for the bus or walk to school.
Stay Informed
Staying on top of weather conditions is critical in Winter. Checking forecasts on television, radio, or the internet will help students and families prepare for the changes in weather.
But remember this is Western New York and conditions can change in the blink of an eye. Stay informed throughout the day to stay safe!
Bus Safety
All students should be on time for bus pick-up and standing in a safe spot away from the road. Parents and students alike should avoid standing or playing near piles of snow near bus stops as this may result in a slip-and-fall scenario.
Throwing Snowballs
While tempting when the snow flies, students should be reminded that throwing snowballs can be very dangerous. Ice, rocks, and other debris can mix with the snow and cause damage to bodies, and buildings. This behavior is discouraged at school.
Be sure to follow us on
Facebook and Twitter as
additional sources of
information.
Lake Shore Central
School District
@LakeShoreCSD
@AthleticsLSC
Please do not rely on these
outlets for school
closing information.
www.lakeshorecsd.org
Our site features extensive
information about the
District .
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I n recognition of World Kindness Day, 7th grade stu-dents and teachers at the Middle School celebrated
the character traits of kindness and gratitude in several ways. We began the celebration by viewing the docu-mentary, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
Mr. Rogers, the subject of the documentary, committed his life to teaching, sharing, and spreading the words of love and kindness to all the children (and adults) of the world. He did this through his PBS program of the same name. The number 143 had a special meaning to him and does to us now as well.
The students then reflected on their own personal ex-periences of others being kind to them and shared times where they’ve been kind to others. Each student then wrote a letter of gratitude to a special someone who has touched their lives.
Their afternoon was spent creating items to spread kindness elsewhere. Origami “cranes of kindness” were folded and the students could give them to someone they felt could use a little pick-me-up. Students also colored placemats for the Christmas in
the Village breakfast, they made cards of encouragement and love for an ailing classmate, or they generated Kindness Memes to display around the building to spread the word about being kind to others.
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If you are not familiar with
our overall safety plan, it
is updated annually and
shared on our website.
To view the plan, simply
click the following link to
stay informed.
Lake Shore Central School
District Safety Plan
To see detailed
information concerning
the Capital Construction
Project, visit the following
link.
Construction Zone
To view District and
building calendars, please
visit our website—all of
them are available and
updated frequently.
UPK Fall Happenings
O ctober was very exciting for the UPK students at the W.T. Hoag Educational Center!
The Bookmobile came to visit and the children were able to borrow books. They will
now have routine visits to the Angola Library.
Also, the Angola Fire Department shared their expertise for Fire Safety and everyone was
allowed sit in a fire truck and learn about fire safety from Lisa Klepfer, Chuck Klepfer, Sr.
and David Garrasi.
In addition to these exciting school visits, the children also experienced their first field trip
on a school bus with a fall visit to Awald’s Farm to choose a pumpkin and more! Many
thanks to the volunteers with the Angola Fire Department, Bookmobile, and staff at
Awald’s.
Little Monsters Bash Benefits Boys & Girls Club
T he Lake Shore High School Leadership in Action Class hosted the 9th-Annual Little
Monsters' Halloween Bash to benefit the Boys and Girls' Club of Eden-Lake Shore on
Friday, November 2nd at Lake Shore Middle School.
About 180 High School students prepared the event for about 300 Lake Shore Elementary
and Middle School students. Attendees were able to choose from an awesome haunted
hallway, a fun dance with games, and a cafeteria full of food and games with prizes.
Pizzas were donated by Jimmy's Pizza in town, and baked goods were donated by generous
friends of the Boys & Girls Club of Lake Shore. All in all, the event raised approximately
$3,000 for the Club, and it was all planned by students.
Thank you to the parents and all the "little monsters" for coming and having fun for a great
cause!
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Lake Shore is a Vape-free Campus
A s vaping continues to gain popularity, the Lake Shore School District would like to
remind all visitors to our campuses that it, along with any form of tobacco, is strictly
prohibited.
What’s more, vaping is on the rise in middle and high school students, and our District is
not immune to this trend.
Vaping paraphernalia comes in many
forms, and not just the traditional e-cigarette form or vaping
sticks. Vape pens now come disguised as common school or
office objects such as USB drives .
It is important to note that while not all vape juices contain
nicotine, the vapor from the devices does contain toxins found in
tobacco cigarettes like lead. They also contain carcinogens like
formaldehyde, nitrosamines linked to cancer, as well as silicate
particles associated with lung disease.
The District understands that it cannot enforce its policies
beyond school grounds, but students found to be using or in
possession of vaping materials inside or outside campus
buildings will be subject to reprimand and reprisal with no exceptions.
A number of programs exist to help in the cessation of smoking and vaping. Our school nurses and family physi-
cians can point parents and students alike in a direction that can help curb vaping. Please reach out to either for
assistance in help quitting.
Source: National Institutes of Health 2017 Survey
A.J. Schmidt Fall Students of the Month
A bigail Dale is a student in Mrs. Pinto’s 2nd grade. Being awarded our Kind
Student of the Month made her feel “good because she likes helping other
people out”. Abigail thinks kindness in our school is important because people will be
kind right back! Her friends John and Isabelle did just that when they helped Abigail
with some work she missed during an absence. When asked for an easy way to be
kind to others, Abigail said, “When someone is sad, ask them if they’re ok.” Thank
you for setting a great example, Abigail!
September
October
J oe Jamison has been recognized for his kindness in the classroom. Upon being
selected for this award, Joe mentioned that being kind to others makes them smile.
Putting a smile on his friend’s faces makes him so happy and that kindness is
contagious. Congratulations Joe! Your friends at A.J. Schmidt appreciate the way you
spread kindness!
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I n October, Highland Elementary hosted their annual Fall Fest
Celebration, sponsored by the Highland Parent Teacher Group.
Students and their families had many fun activities to enjoy
including fall themed games, face painting, a fall craft show,
dancing, refreshments, and the Scholastic Book Fair.
The annual scarecrow contest was also held during the week, and there was an array of amazing scarecrows to view in the front of the school. All students in the school voted for their favorite, most original, and the best sports themed scarecrow.
Pictured are the winners of the scarecrow contest (l-r): Tessa Spurrier, Finn Zybala, Jahannah Fairman, and Donovan Marshall with Mr. Walsh. A fun time was had by everyone.
Highland Elementary Celebrates Fall Festival
J.T. Waugh Annual Turkey Trot Gallery
E ach year just before Thanksgiving, students at J.T. Waugh Elementary head to the streets to celebrate with a Turkey
Trot. Students, teachers and parents had a great time running in the brisk morning air celebrating their thanks
before heading off for Thanksgiving recess. Enjoy these shots of the fun!
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Welcome to Our New District Superintendent
T he Lake Shore Central School District has appointed Charles A. Galluzzo, Ed. D. as Superintendent of Schools effective January 1, 2019.
Dr. Galluzzo comes to Lake Shore from the Williamsville School District where he spent the last 14 years serving as Principal of Maple West Elementary School. This school was designated as a National Blue Ribbon School, under the category of “Exemplary High Performing Schools” by the United States Department of Education in 2013. Before his employment in Williamsville, Dr. Galluzzo was a Middle School Assistant Principal in Orchard Park School District as well as serving as the Principal of Windom Elementary for two years. Dr. Galluzzo will be replacing James Przepasniak who has served as Superintendent for the last nine years. “Mr. Przepasniak has done a tremendous job leading this district. We are grateful that he gave the District notice of his retirement to complete an extensive and thorough search to determine the next superintendent of the district. We needed an educational leader that would continue the work that has been started and keep us moving forward. We knew finding the next superintendent would be a huge challenge-with such big shoes to fill,” Board President Jennifer Michalec said. “We had extensive stakeholder engagement in the superintendent search process. Dr. Galluzzo answered questions and responded in ways that fit the direction we are heading. His passion, authenticity and curriculum knowledge drew praise from stakeholder groups.” Mrs. Michalec said. “I feel connected to the Lake Shore School District, my grandparents lived in the District, and I have family there. I’ve spent a lot of time in the District, and I know the community cares deeply for its children. At this point in my career, Lake Shore was the only place I was looking to apply—it’s the place I want to spend the rest of my career,” Dr. Galluzzo said. The diversity of the District and the on-going work to meet the needs of students is exciting. I am looking forward to becoming a part of the Lake Shore School community and working with students, staff and the community-at-large,” Dr. Galluzzo said. Dr. Galluzzo holds Permanent School District Administrator Certification, Special Education K-12 Certification and Nursery, Kindergarten and Grades 1-6 Certification. He earned his Bachelor’s of Science and Master’s in Education from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He earned his certificate in advanced study in Educational Administration from State University at Brockport and his Doctorate in Education from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He and his wife have been married twenty-five years and have two college-age children. Dr. Galluzzo begins his four-year contract on January 1, 2019.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Galluzzo to the Lake Shore community!
Dr. Galluzzo with BOE President Jennifer Michalek
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Leadership in Action Class Welcomes Guest Speakers
T he Lake Shore Leadership in Action Class is fortunate to welcome various guest speakers from all walks of life into its classroom as a means to expand students' definitions of leadership. This fall, the class was fortunate enough to
have Superintendent, James Przepasniak, Lake Shore Vice-Principal, Tim Flanagan and Lake Shore Class of 2012 graduate, Bradley Martinowicz, come speak to them about what it means to be a leader. All three gentlemen, representing three different generations, all brought profound wisdom and experiences with them. Leadership students were delighted and fascinated to hear of the various paths these men have taken to get to where they are today. The class would like to thank them for coming in and sharing their time and experiences. Hearing from different perspectives is not only educational, but it also enables young minds to open up and expand their own leadership ideals and goals.
T he Freshman Academy is proud to announce its Fall Stunning Students. These students were
selected by their Academy teachers for displaying the six "Cs" of the Academy: compassion, character, consistency, cooperation, critical thinking, and capability.
November’s students are: David Thompson, Bethany Montroy, Evan Rudewicz, Amber Ode and Connor Smith. Congratulations to these wonderful students, and thank you to their parents for raising wonderful role models.
Pictured: 2012 Lake Shore graduate Bradley Martinowicz
Freshman Academy
November Stunning
Students
C ongratulations to Cole Wishman as he has been named a New York State Public High School Athletic
Association Scholar Athlete. Cole is a member of the varsity volleyball team.
Honorable mentions include:
Claire Birkemeier - Varsity Soccer
Hannah Duderwick - Varsity Volleyball
Nate Lockwood- Varsity Volleyball
Allysyn O'Connor - Cross Country
Rebecca Perry - Cross Country
Adaila Plain - Varsity Volleyball
Lauren Wood - Tennis
To be nominated, students must maintain a grade point average of 90 or above. Congratulations to these dedicated students!
Students Nominated as
Scholar Athletes
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Ninth Grade Honor Roll
Dylan Carlson, Kelly Cian, Olivia Coppola, Parker Cornwall, Elizabeth Degenaars, Caitlin Dils, Maranraia Doering, Angelina
Edgar, Brittney Freebern, Hailey Garrison, Eryn Gawlak, Tara Gervasio, Kolton Gibbons, Raeann Grasso, Jeffrey Gunning,
Hayden Haynes II, Samantha Heppel, Emily Jamalkowski, Fantasy Jimerson-Kenjockety, Kathryn Justinger, Hailey Kliszak,
Marcus Kowalski, Kiara Leone, Molly Majewski, Ryan Martin, Peyton Maxon, Madeline Maybee, Tristan McMahon, Lacie
McMurray, Tyler Mitchell, Bethany Montroy, Aiden Morrissey, Amber O'Neil, Amber Ode, Marcus Richmond, Evan Rudewicz,
Taylor Sawyer, Nicholas Sawynsky, Tyler Schott, Damien Serwinowski, Anna Sheehan, Emily Stoll, Casey Taylor, Nina Wholf,
Caitlin Zolnowski.
Ninth Grade Merit Roll
Solomon Bayer, Amber Castellano, Jack Colosimo, Abigail David, Alicyn Dimpfl, Joseph Gajewski, Collin Gajkowski, Zachary
Gallman, Joiise John, Mitchell Kiefer, Alison Lecceardone, Abbey Lewandowski, Brianna Morrissey, Joshua Puntillo, Kyrsten
Richardson, Rachel Schaner, Cameron Skinner, Connor Smith, Aubrey Snyder, Elizabeth Todaro-Tucker, Alyssa Weaver,
Allison West, Ava Williams, Robert Zuidema Jr.
Tenth Grade Honor Roll
Jacob Alvira, Gracie Augustyniak, Breanna Bartz, Alexander Bauer, Cassidy Bertino, Brianna Beutler, Chloe Budziszewski,
Alyssa Chaplin, Robert Close, Janel Cosenza, Dylan Cybulski, Sierra Danieu, Heather DeLair, Angelia DePasquale, Alexandria
Dillemuth, Kyle Duderwick, Zachary Easton, Angela Edmond, Kaylee Guzman, Kendal Haberer, Samantha Haertel, Abbey
Hanes, Nathan Hazard, Bailey Herlan, Luke Joslyn, James Kendall Jr., Julie Ann Ketcher, Megan Kowalski, Emma Kushner,
Melody Lagattuta, Madelynn Lockwood, Jacob Logan, Devon Logel, Brianna MacPeek, Julia Marinaro, Jane Mason, Jake
McNamara, Alyssa Michalewski, Donald Mogavero, Lindsay Nau, Ariel Newcomb, Kaliana Palmer, Emma Rinn, Molly
Saccomando, Lainey Scanlan, Marisa Scarpine, Layla Seneca, Ariana Silfies, Elizabeth Sreniawski, Lillianna Stender, Andrew
Walter, Chloe Willis, Olivia Winder.
Tenth Grade Merit Roll
Ben Andernach, Zoe Blasak, Samantha Carbone, Grace DeGroat, Gabriella Dynas, Jacob Eschberger, Sierra Fox, Owen Glose,
Thomas Gunning, Brennen Hering, Matthew Holland, Hannah Hughson, Kia Johnson, Aidan Kirkpatrick, Joseph Kostusiak,
Katrina Licht, Jenna Martin, Andrew McKinnis, Meryn Miller, Joseph Miteff, Rebecca Myers, Molly Owens, Gabriella
Rodriguez, Ella Rosborough, Michael Smaldino, Trevor Snyder, Riley Sullivan, Evan Szarowicz, Jeffrey Szarzanowicz Jr.,
Devonni Tallchief, Marie Vail, Antonio Vidal.
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Eleventh Grade Honor Roll
Sierra Alioto, Ryan Allerton, Gillian Barclay, Shianna Bish, Sarah Bovo, Nicholas Chiappetta, Savanah Clear, Noelani Cornfield, Paige
Cornwall, Jacob DeAngelis, Zoe Dillinger, Carlene Dils, Samantha Dils, Jenna DiMartino, Hanna Donovan, Samantha Donovan, Logan
Douglas, Zachary Evans, Simon Fendinger, Grace Flickinger, Lauren Franey, Caroline Gaskin, McKenzy Gonzales, Emily Gordon,
Hailey Haynes, Gretchen Hazard, Brianna Hein, Gavin Ingrao, Summer Irrgang, Ravyn Isaacs, Cayla Jenkins, Riley John, Jadyn Jones,
Jaclyn Kauzala, Colden Keller, Hannah Kelly, Hayleih Kennedy, Zachary Kist, Joshua Klopp, Jenna Kowal, Jordan Kranz, Justine Kranz,
Mary Kromer, Kirsten Lehnen, Amanda Leitten, Chloe Lewandowski, Toni Liles, Jewell Littlejohn, Nicole Logan, Kylee Mackiewicz,
Ashley Maiorana, Jessica Marinaro, Julian Martinez, Eliese Maybee, Faith Mikolajczyk, Stephanie Mruk, Maela Murtha, Elizabeth Nau,
Jeffrey Nolan, Colin O'Neill, Haley Palmer, Danielle Paradiso, Kaylee Phillips, Makayla Pielecha, David Pignone, Jacob Pregitzer, Berten
Quider, Aaliyah Ragin, Ariah Schuman, Sophie Snyder, Brandon Sobaszek, Cameron Stacey, Katrena Steffan, Dayna Sterner, Nathaniel
Styles, Jessica Taylor, Emily Thomas, Matthew Thomas, Margaret Thomson, Colden Vogl, Kacie Waliszewski, Logan Wray, Alexan-
dria Zuidema.
Eleventh Grade Merit Roll
Jacey Addison, Madison Ald, Thomas Baron, Cassandra Bingenheimer, Tyler Buckland, Nicholas Carlson, Zachary Cervola, Tashawni
Cornfield, Hannah Crowden, Jasmine Depew-Pacillo, Ryan Dion, Aidan Fitzgerald, Sydney Fox, Michael Gualtieri, Noah Hart, Tyler
Hassell, Paige Holla, Aaron Kapuszcak, Jordan Kosnik, Nathan Len, Baylee Locke, Alyssa McMurray, Sara Mikucki, Koby Parker, Bryan
Rechin, Nehemiah Riley, Alexis Schmidt, Daniel Slotman, Payton Socha, Peter Steigert, Benjamin Vail, Julie Vail, Ashley Vaught, Holly
Weston, Talynn Whitney, Aryana Williams.
Twelfth Grade Honor Roll
Olivia Alvira, Shylah Baca, Natalie Bailey, Grace Barker, Devin Bauer, Zachary Biel, Claire Birkemeier, Linzie Buck, Zachary Carr,
Matthew Chudy, Rachael Conklin, Olivia Costa, Ajay Cybulski, Mason Dale, Ryan DeLair, Hannah Duderwick, Karleigh Easton, Laura
Esposito, Marcus Evans, Cyrus Farner, Kendall Feldmann, Alexander Fickel, Beau Garvey, Emma Gian, Noelle Gierszewski, Jacob
Guarino, Trey Harris, Leah Elizabeth Hoy, Branden Hutchinson, Ashley Klepp, Nathaniel Lockwood, Alexander Martin, Jason Martin,
Mitchell McGarrity, Kelsey Merecki, Maxfield John Michalec, Kaitlyn Miteff, Nicolle Myers, Elissa Norton, Allysyn O'Connor, Kaylee
Peacock, Rebecca Perry, Adalia Plain, Beretta Santana, Jessica Sawynsky, Sydnea Schiedel, Connor Schreiber, Adam Smith, Paige
Smith, Emily Stolarski, Zachary Stoltenburg, Alexandria Szewczyk, Gabriel Tallchief, Aidan Van Slycke, Lisa Watts, Olivia Wiktor,
Jay-Lee Willis-Kosnik, Cole Wishman, Lauren Wood, Dylan Zolnowski, Joseph Zubricky.
Twelfth Grade Merit Roll
Tabitha Allen, Jason Ashton, Tylanie Benton, Joshua Buchanan, Joseph Carroccia, Kaitlin Chiavetta, William Connors, Haley Crosta,
Jonathan DeGroat, Trinity Delvalle, Christina Dingeldey, Brett Donaldson, Alexander Donovan, Natalie Fessel, Antonia Fleming, Sara
Gilhooly, Shannon Halloran, Alaina Harroun, Shoneida Hill, Travis Holmes, Parker Jimerson, Andrew Kasperek, Taylor Lawn, Peyton
Martin, Emily Miller, Nathaniel Noel, Celina Park, Alyssa Perkins, Jack Quider, Shaughn Ramsden, McKynzie Ringer, Elizabeth Rose,
Trinity Salatka, Angelina Sinclair, Jayke Smith, Ryan Stephen, Delilah Swinarski, Feather Thuman, Warren Welch, Brianna Wesser,
Destiny Weyand, Austin Wyant,
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Sixth Grade Honor Roll
Autumn Abbatoy, Ryan Ackley, Ella Barratt, Waylon Bifaro, Savannah Borkowski, Breanna Bovo, Hailee Brantell, Dominic
Cadin, Martin Castle Jr, Collin Covert-Young, Alyse Coyle, Brian Crupe, Nathan Degenaars, Makayla Dragowski, Jenna
Drenning, Jack Dzubella, Sara Ellis, Sydney Eschberger, Cameron Fox, Phoebe Gillick, Samuel Globus, Keegan Green, Kiowa
Haynes, Sophia Holland, Anya Huber, Jae'lyn Hubert, Brianna Huddy, Alexis Hummel, Autumn Jackson, Jack Jarzynski, Lacey
Jurain, Kyla Karnuth, Angelika Keller, Amelya Kilby, Kenyia King, Daiya Kowalski, Madison Kwilos, Alex Lamoreaux, Sophie
Lehnen, Aiden Lyon, Scott Mackey, Jenna Marinaro, Brandon Martin, Griffin Masullo, Aquinnah Maybee, Riley Miller, Jake
Mount, Aidan Nardello, Katherine Nelson, David Orlowski, Marcellus Plain, Damian Rainelli, Bryson Renzo, Mason Richardson,
Kaylee Ricotta, Kyla Roberts, Lucie Scarpine, Sarah Shank, Emma Skibinski, Amelia Smaldino, Connor Smith, Nathan Smith,
Sierra Steffan, Madison Steinert, Braeann Stender, Summer Szalay, Camryn Szarowicz, Thomas Thompson III, Allison
Thomson, Alexiya Thuman, Benjamin Torres, Keely Trembath, Emily Valentine, Nicole Vaught, Ava Vesper, Maston Waterman,
Tia Welch, Christopher Zugger.
Sixth Grade Merit Roll
Alisea Bonitati, Laila Case, Jordyn Colvin, Jordan Cooke Jr., Hannah DelPrince, Kolten Doll, Paul Dudziak, Mariah Emhof, Derek
Ford, William Gilhooly, Braeden Griffin, Catherine Guest, Maxim Hazard, Laelle Jimerson, Alexa Jones, Dylan Joslyn, Jaelyn
Karnuth, Lily Kavulak, Elliemay Klubek, Shane Lagattuta, Kamryn Lowry, Cohen Ludwig, Wyatt Mack, James Manning IV, Kyle
Martin, Dylan Matarazza, Benjamin Maurer, Jaylon McCain, Allissa Paterson, Shilo Pierce, Cameryn Rozmus, Stevieana Seneca,
Shaun Serio, Ava Stoll, Isabella Stull, Gabriel Yannello, Jillian Zehler, Jackson Zybala.
Seventh Grade Honor Roll
Isabella Barron, Gabriella Bartz, Maya Bauer, Samson Bayer, Mackenzie Bernhard, Travis Bernhard, Jacob Bevilacqua, Jessica
Bevilacqua, Cooper Biersbach, Cierra Bluff, Ava Buczynski, Brayden Budziszewski, Autumn Burris, Mayanna Chapman,
Victoria Cherry, Linsy Cian, Riley Collins, Drake Connors, Haley Culver, Mya Dalton, Brian David, Josephine DeJoy, Talan Del
Monte, Peyton DeLair, Melissa Dobmeier, Damon Drago-Chaplin, Brayden Fitzpatrick, Connor Fliss, Kelsie Gajkowski, Morgan
Gengler, Tyler Gervasio, Skyler Gierszewski, Cynthia Gifford, Olivia Gleason, Delaney Glose, Kaylin Golembiewski, Reilly
Green, Matthew Halloran, Brooke Hamm, Jackson Horning, Lillian Hroncek, Isabella Hrynio, Morgan Huff, Benjamin Jacobs,
Elizabeth Jarzynski, Macay Jimerson, Mariah Joslyn, Rose Jump, Adyson Kavulak, Kalia Kennedy, Garrett Knighton, Katelyn
Kowal, Eric Kushner, Emma Langdon, Matthew Lee, Wyatt Lingsweiler, Caitlyn Lohrding, Arwin Lyle, Kennedy Masullo,
Alexander Maurer, Morgan Murphy, Ellie Nelson, Jacella Nephew, David Ott III, Tyler Pasinski, Ava Pericak, Isabell Peters,
Wayne Podoba, Emily Pregitzer, Cooper Prizel, Morgan Quirk, Allana Repertorio, Lilly Rohde, Alexis Saar, Olivia Sannes, Olivia
Sierant, Taylor Skorupski, Lauren Smith, Megan Strickler, Olivia Sullivan, Ava Tallchief, Ashton Taylor, Kahlan Todaro,
Audrianna Torres, Miya Wardlaw, Marina Whelan, Brooke Wholf, Emma Wilkins, Cameron Witryk.
Congratulations!
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Seventh Grade Merit Roll
Kayla Alejandro, Mark Anthony Anderson, Maximillian Barr, Christopher Bluff, Daniel Burke, Aiden Button, Evelyn Caughel,
Lucas Clear, Aubrey Damiani, Beyonca Faraci-Harkins, Brooke Folaron, Brian Guest, Piper Guiher, Chloe Harvey, Jake
Hopkins, Hayden Hurlburt, Ada Irizarry, Mannox Jamieson, Troy Kennedy, Paige Lamberti, Bryanna Leonard, Kailee Licht,
Zavyn Maxon, Alexxis Mazzu, Lacey Palmer, Mileah Pinelli, Christopher Podoba, Benson-Cobain Quinn, Ethan Raczka, Adrian
Roberts, David Rogers, Mason Thompson, Giuseppe Todaro-Tucker, Samara Weaver, Jadyn Wilcox, Paige Wilmore.
Eighth Grade Honor Roll
Jeremy Ackley, Jared Ames, Elizabeth Atler, Magdalen Barclay, Blayze Becker, Abby Browning, Anthony Cadin, Alexander
Cervola, Cassandra Chiappetta, Gavin Clifton, Simon Connors, Giana Corsaro, Angelina Cosenza, Emma Coventry, Bryce
Coyle, Sneha D'Andrea, Nicholas Densmore, Kate DiMartino, Jayden Drenning, Christina Duffy, Tyler Ellis, Samuel
Eschberger, Riley Fleming, Paityn Flickinger, Dallas Garlow, Sophia Genovese, Fallon Griffin, Nathan Guarino, Sheridan
Henry, Dahlia Hoch, Jared Hollmer, Emelia Howell, Christopher Huddy, Caitlin Jurain, Paige Kencel, Alexandria Kennedy,
Johannah Krull, Ava Lawn, Makenna Lee, Erin Lehnen, George Littlejohn III, Erin McGarrity, Ryan McNamara, Gabrielle
McNeal, Joshua Merritt, Rebecca Morinello, Noah Mruk, Corsignana Nardello, Keira Norton, Trinnity Palmer, Tyler Pfalzgraf,
Autumn Pruchnicki, Isabella Rhoney, Bryce Roberts, Emily Rogers, Liliana Rouse, Austin Russell, Ayliza Rydzewski, Ashton
Sallaz, Samantha Sargent, Ryan Shafer, Nathan Shappell, Devon Shepherd, Teresa Smaldino, Carter Sterner, Nathan
Stolarski, Tianna Thuman, Mia Valentine, Sydney Wilson, Maxwell Zielonka.
Eighth Grade Merit Roll
Landen Bean, Nicholas Brogan, Howard Butlak, Hunter Byrd, Jasmine Carter, Trinity Castillo, Jason Conklin, Hayden
Crowden, Alex Deer Jr., Peyton Donlin, Jason Douglas II, Anthony Ford, Shane Friend, Cierra Fuentes, Dylan Gavigan, Corey
Gavin, Blake Hageman, Quinn Herlan, Andrew Hughson Jr., Canaan John, Ruth Keyes, Paige Kubisty, Lane Longboat, Vincent
Marszalek, Robert Mazzu Jr, Taylor Mazzu, Malorie McComber, Kristina McIntyre, Skylee Miller, Talon Newton, Delby Parry,
Adam Pericak, Riley Persinger, Tyler Pruchnicki, Analiese Rivera, Drew Russell, Randal Shank, Aaron Slater, Aiden Styles,
David Thexton, Tava Weber, Lucas Wiens.
THE EAGLE
EXPRESS
is a publication
of the
Lake Shore
Central School
District
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
Jennifer Michalec
President
Carla Thompson
Vice President
Kathleen Chiavetta
William Connors Jr.
Jennifer Farrell
Michael Franey
Cindy Latimore
Allyson O’Connor
Student
Representative
James Przepasniak
Superintendent
Kristine DeMartino
District Clerk
DISTRICT OFFICE
959 Beach Road,
Angola NY 14006
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