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In The Spotlight – The Math Department
The Math Department continues to work hard individually, as collaborative learning teams, and as a department to make math
accessible and to help our students succeed. We have a particular focus of ensuring that students are able to apply mathematical
concepts and understand meaningful mathematical relationships. We do this across the curriculum and specifically with our One to
the World/Project Based Learning Projects. Our teachers have come up with some great projects including the city designer project,
conic sections in the community, optimization of the containers you use, trigonometric regression in the real world, and quarterback
comparison using statistics and modeling. You can see examples of these on the Math page of the website.
Computer Science Highlights: The AP Computer Science classes continue to benefit from Adam Leff and Brett Schoppert --
volunteers with the TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools www.tealsk12.org) program. They are professional
software developers who volunteer in the classroom two or three times each week to mentor students and provide practical applications
to the programming concepts taught in class.
Students in both Computer Math and AP Computer Science recently went on a field trip to iFly, an indoor skydiving simulator.
Students learned about the engineering and design of the building, which helps skydivers stay afloat inside a wind tunnel. They made
connections to computer science as they learned how many models and simulations were needed to occur before the building and wind
tunnel could even be constructed. Computer Science students are planning another field trip to Escape Room Ashburn to experience
problem solving, puzzles, and team building. The owner of Escape Room Ashburn, Ali Ibrahim, has a Computer Science degree and
will give the students a behind-the-scenes tour of the facility and explain how he applied computer science concepts when he created
the puzzles and challenges in each room.
December 4 – 8 is Computer Science week and there is a worldwide effort to convince everyone to participate in the Hour of
Code. A handful of Stone Bridge students will go to Belmont Station and Cedar Lane Elementaries to assist the teachers and students
participating in the Hour of Code.
Programming & Robotics Club Highlights: In their first competition of the season, the VEX Robotics team finished in second
place. They have two more competitions scheduled in December and January. Any team alliance that wins a competition automatically
advances to the State competition. An alliance consists of three teams. The club has three cyber security teams competing in this
year’s CyberPatriot national competition, where teams attempt to secure various Windows and Ubuntu operating systems. All three
teams had strong performances in the first round. The second round of the competition is in December. Girls Who Code are learning
the basics of programming and are planning to develop a Virtual Reality app that simulates environmental issues. The Programming
& Robotics Club meets Wednesday evenings from 6:30 – 8:30 pm in L406. The club’s sponsors are Mrs. Bond and Mr. Poland.
Mu Alpha Theta: Mu Alpha Theta is the national Mathematics honor society. SBHS has approximately 90 members who volunteer
as peer tutors in the mornings before school. They are available on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 8:30 – 9 AM in
room L400. Mrs. Adams and Ms. Linsley are this year’s sponsors.
Best wishes to Mr. Ausel as he takes on a new position in LCPS. We will miss him!
We hope that everyone has a relaxing and enjoyable winter break.
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Upcoming Events
Nov 30-Dec 2 Midsummer Night’s Dream
Dec. 4 Orchestra Concert
Dec. 6 Guitar Concert
Dec. 7 Choir Concert
Dec. 14 Band Concert
Dec. 18-Jan. 1 Winter Break
April 7, 2018 Prom
May 7-18, 2018 AP Exams
June 14, 2018 Graduation
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SBHS Administration Mr. Matthew Wilburn Principal
Ms. Sheila Alzate Assistant Principal
Mr. Kevin Tyson Assistant Principal
Ms. Stacee Huffer Assistant Principal
Mr. Tim Lucas Counseling Director
Mr. Dave Hembach Athletic Director
Ms. Adriana Rice Activities Coordinator
Ms. Katherine Farrish Financial
Main Office 571-252-2200
Absentee Line 571-252-2202
Counseling Department 571-252-2214
Athletic Office 571-252-2210
Clinic 571-252-2215
School Hours 9:15 a.m. – 4:03 p.m.
Summer Hours 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Minute of Silence Virginia Law requires schools to start the day
with a ‘minute of silence’. The law allows for different
uses of the minute so that “each pupil may, in the exercise
of his or her individual choice, meditate, pray, or engage
in any other silent activity which does not interfere with,
distract, or impede other pupils in the exercise of their
individual choice.” The law also specifies “all pupils
remain seated and silent and make no distracting
display…” We begin our announcements with the
following statement, “As we begin another day, let us
pause for a minute of silence.” Following the minute of
silence, we conclude with the Pledge of Allegiance.
Please discuss this law with your students and help them
understand that the expectation is for students to remain
quiet.
Change of Address You must provide a form and proof of residency
to the Counseling Office. The Change of Address form
is located on the website under the Counseling Office.
This form and proof of residency must be submitted as
soon as possible. Proof of residency consists of a signed
lease, deed, settlement papers, mortgage statement or
deed of trust and a current utility bill.
Updates to Phone/Email Contacts
Please submit the update request online through
ParentVue. Once the request has been submitted, school staff will review it before updating the record.
Bell Schedule
Regular, Advisory Day, 1-Hour and 2-Hour
Delay bell schedules are listed on a full page towards the
end of this newsletter. Please refer to this should LCPS
adjust the school day due to weather.
Food Deliveries to School
Students may not order restaurant delivery. If
parents deliver lunch, please avoid drinks in paper cups.
The risk of a spill in the front office is too great!
Parking Lot Information Student Drop Off/Pick Up – For everyone’s
safety, we ask that you drop students off and pick them
up only in the front parking lot. Please do not drop
students off in the back of the school, as this area is not
designed for that purpose.
Extended parking is not permitted in the bus
loop at any time before or after the school day.
According to the Fire Marshall, the Bus Loop is
considered a roadway and parking is not
allowed. Exemptions are buses and emergency vehicles.
Visitors should park in designated visitor spaces
only. Student lot spaces belong to students who have
paid for those spaces.
Please do not park in the surrounding
neighborhoods. Towing is a very possible consequence.
Parking Permits All applications must have complete car
information, parent signature, and payment via cash or
check at the time of submission. Online payments must
also have an application turned in to the front office. The
fee for a parking permit is $200.00 for the school year or
$100.00 per semester. Parking fees are not prorated. A
few daily passes are available for a small fee per day.
Again this year, specific parking spaces will not
be assigned. Parking is on a first come/first served basis
within the student lot each day. This worked very well
last year as it eliminated problems that occur when
students park in incorrect spaces, or when snow buries
some spaces for days.
Parking is a privilege and students must remain
in good standing to remain eligible to drive to school.
Notes from the Bookkeeper A $10 fee is assessed for returned checks.
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Counseling Office Phone Number: 571-252-2214 FAX Number: 571-252-2213 School CEEB code: 470-139 Transcripts, DMV Certificates, registrations and other
records are handled by the Counseling Office.
Mr. Tim Lucas – Counseling Director Seniors 9th-11th
Mr. Berry A – Ct A-Ch
Ms. Garrett Cu – Hoo Ci-Go
Mr. Misik Hop – Mej Gr-Ka
Ms. Fulcher Ke-Par
Ms. McCarthy Mek – Schn Pas-So
Ms. Donovan Scho – Z Sp-Z
Ms. Jolly – Career Center Ms. Clairmont – Secretary
Ms. Marchio – Secretary Ms. Sapsara – Secretary
You may view:
• Class and assignment grades
• Assignment details including upcoming and
overdue assignments
• Course details and resource links
• Course History
• Attendance information
• Immunization records
Important Dates
OBTAINING HOMEWORK DUE TO ABSENCES:
Call the School Counseling Office at (571) 252-2214, by
noon on the second day of the absence to request homework
when the absence is expected to last three or more days. This
will help ensure that work will be available by the end of the
third school day to be picked up in the counseling office.
STUDENT WITHDRAWAL PROCEDURES: The
parent/guardian MUST notify the Counseling Office and
obtain a “Withdrawal/Transfer Form” from counseling at
least three days in advance of the planned departure.
Parent/guardian is required to complete and sign the form
and return it to Counseling. The signed form will be given
to the student during their last two days of school. The
student will walk the form to classes obtaining teacher
signatures, withdrawal grades, and returning textbooks and
library books. Lockers MUST be cleaned out and PE locks
returned to the PE teacher. Before leaving on the last day,
the student will bring the completed form to Counseling.
MILITARY INFORMATION: Representatives visit the
College and Career Center monthly to meet and talk with
students about military careers and educational choices.
FAMILY CONNECTION: This Naviance web service is
designed for students and parents. It is used to help make
decisions about courses, colleges and careers. Family
Connection is linked with the Counseling Office and is used
to track and analyze data about college and career plans.
COLLEGE VISITS: Representatives visit the College and
Career Center to speak about the admission process and
their programs. Seniors and juniors must sign up on Family
Connection and print the pass for the day of the visit.
TERMS TO KNOW:
Early Action – An option to submit a college application
before the regular deadline. Admission decisions are
returned earlier. Early action is not binding, meaning the
student does not have to enroll.
Early Decision – An option to apply to the first choice
university before the regular deadline. Admission decisions
are returned earlier. Early decisions are binding, meaning
the student agrees to enroll immediately if admitted and the
financial aid package meets the student’s needs.
Grading Period Ends
Report Cards Issued
1st Marking Period Nov. 3, 2017 Nov. 15, 2017
2nd Marking Period Jan. 26, 2018 Feb. 7, 2018
3rd Marking Period April 6, 2018 May 18, 2018
4th Marking Period June 13, 2018 June 20, 2018
Report cards will be distributed in Advisory class, and the last report card will be mailed home.
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SENIOR INFORMATION: A Transcript Release
Form signed by a parent is required before transcripts
are sent to colleges and universities.
1. Order transcripts on Parchment using the
directions provided on the Counseling page.
2. Complete the College/University Request
Form for each school application and
submit to counseling.
3. Complete the student and parent profile
sheets. Submit them to counseling and your
recommender.
All forms can be downloaded from the website
on the Counseling page
http://www.lcps.org/page/33793.
Transcripts are processed as they are submitted
to the School Counseling office. Allow a minimum
of two weeks before the school deadline date to
process your request.
Testing Information
SAT Test Dates for 2017-2018 (please check The College Board for
registration, deadlines and to verify dates) Test Date Registration Deadline
Dec. 2 Nov. 3
Mar. 10 Feb. 9
May 5 April 6
June 2 May 4
ACT Test Dates for 2017 – 2018 (please check www.actstudent.org for
registration, deadlines and to verify dates)
Test Date Registration Deadline
Dec. 9 Nov. 3
Feb. 10 Jan. 5
Apr. 14 Mar. 7
SAT/ACT Practice: Students may utilize several web
sites for test practice. Some are free while others require
a fee. SBHS does not endorse any particular site but
provides links as a service.
Free sites: www.collegeboard.com, www.act.org,
www.review.com. Sites with a fee: www.kaptest.com,
www.satmath.com, www.testu.com.
Early Dismissals While early
dismissals are sometimes
necessary, a written note is
required before a student may
leave school. To assist in a speedy and smooth
dismissal, please have your child bring a note from the
parent to the Attendance Window first thing in the
morning. Further information about dismissals may be
found in the Attendance Section of this newsletter.
AP Exam Schedule – May 2018 Test Date AM Session
7:45am
PM Session
12:45pm
Monday,
May 7
Chemistry Psychology
Tuesday,
May 8
Spanish Language
Wednesday,
May 9
English Literature
Thursday,
May 10
Government &
Politics
Friday,
May 11
German Language
U.S. History
Studio Art
(portfolios due)
Monday,
May 14
Biology
Music Theory
Physics C:
Mechanics
Tuesday,
May 15
Calculus AB
Calculus BC
French Language
Computer Science
Wednesday,
May 16
English Language Macroeconomics
Thursday,
May 17
Comparative Gov’t
World History
Statistics
Friday,
May 18
Microeconomics
Human Geography
Latin
The ASVAB Career Exploration Program is
designed to encourage students to increase their level of self-knowledge and to understand how that information can be linked to civilian and military occupational characteristics. It is designed to help all students, whether they are planning on immediate employment or further education after high school. The test is open to all LCPS students in grades 10-12. For information and registration, go to www.lcps.org//site/Default.aspx?PageID=19291
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EMERGENCY TERMS AND PROCEDURES:
Lockdown - A lockdown takes place if a threat is identified at the school. All school doors are locked, and students are confined to classrooms. No entry into or exit from the school will be allowed. Shelter-in-Place - Students take refuge in designated areas to protect from hazardous materials or severe weather. Entry or exit will be controlled. Evacuation - In the event of certain building emergencies, students will be relocated to an appropriate evacuation assembly area.
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PARENT PAYMENT PORTAL FOR SCHOOL ONLINE PAYMENTS https://osp.osmsinc.com/loudounva
To use the Stone Bridge Online School Payment system follow the following instructions. 1. Click sign in to setup your account. 2. Then click on Your Account and then Student Profile to add your students. 3. The Pay Obligation tab allows a user to select an item and enter the amount to pay. Under “Schools”, select High School, select Stone Bridge High School A list of activities available for payment appear. These are activities that have a specific amount associated with them. ( i.e. school yearbooks).
The Bulldog Tribune Extra! Extra! Read all about life at Stone
Bridge from a student’s perspective. The Bulldog
Tribune is available on line a n d i n p r i n t .
Student Activities Class colors:
9th – Gray 10th – Navy 11th – White 12th – Carolina Blue
Check the Activities tab of the website for links
to information about clubs, Senior, Junior, Sophomore
and Freshman Classes, and other school organizations!
DECA's Toy Drive- Benefiting Students at Cedar Lane and Belmont Station Elementary Schools - As we approach the holiday season, it is time to start thinking about giving back to our community. Every
year, DECA hosts a toy drive for underprivileged students in Loudoun County. This year, we will be providing toys for economically disadvantaged families at two of our feeder schools. The collection runs through December 8th. Toys may be placed in the boxes in front of the main office.
SCA & ICC are excited to bring motivational speaker, Kyle Scheele to SBHS on Dec 11th! After seeing him speak at the VHSL Student Leaders Conference last spring, several student leaders wanted to bring him back to Stone Bridge so that the entire student body could hear his positive and inspiring message.
Puppy Pals & Chick Fil A Leader Academy are hosting a Collection of Pet Supplies to benefit Veterans Moving Forward, a local non-profit that trains service dogs for veterans. Donation boxes are in front of the main office through December 8th.
The VMF Amazon Wish List is at:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/3A4ACBO0TKRX/ref=cm_sw_su_w Also when shopping, use AmazonSmile and designate VeteransMovingForward as your selected charity and Amazon will donate a percentage of your sale to the organization, or you can use the use the VMF Amazon Link https://smile.amazon.com/ch/27-3117964
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Awards and Honors
Congratulations to several Stone Bridge volleyball players who earned regional honors:
First Team All-Region: Noelle Foster, Katey Muskett and Peyton Yamagata
Second Team All-Region: Helen Boyles
Two band members represented SBHS at the North Central Virginia Regional Orchestra. Congratulations Anna Clark (piccolo) and Jacquelyn Olivera (oboe) for selection into this honors group.
Cheers also go to two members of the band program for performing in the auditioned National Association for Music Education Honor Band in Orlando! Megan Hajdo and Andrea Stefanyshyn, both clarinet players, were honored with acceptance into this elite group of musicians!
Congratulations to Sophomore Jennifer Yu on her historic bronze medal performance at the World Junior Girls Chess Championship held in Italy last month. This championship is the highest-level tournament in the world for girls under the age of twenty. It attracts many professional chess players from around the world. As a fulltime student, Jennifer did a terrific job and finished with six wins, four draws and one loss. It has been almost two decades since an American girl last won a medal in this tournament.
Educators Rising
hosts this event
for children
potty trained
through 5th
grade. Drop off 5:30pm. Pick up 9:00pm. Pizza and
snacks are served and children may partake in a
number of supervised activities – free play, movies,
crafts! Dates: January 13, February 10, March 10,
April 21 (until 10pm) and May 12.
Senior Class Information
- June 14, 2018 at GMU ---- GRADUATION!
- Senior Baby Ads - Looking to recognize your senior
in the yearbook? Senior Baby Ads are the perfect solution! Details and an order form are available on the left side of the first page of the website.
DUE to Mrs. Sholl, Room 603, no later than: December 8, 2016
Please note: We reserve the right to edit your message as needed and deem photos appropriate and inappropriate.
The All Night Grad Party hosted by Stone
Bridge parents enables graduating seniors to celebrate
and stay safe. The party is held at school graduation night
from 11:30pm – 5:00am and is attended by close to 80%
of the graduating class. There are games, raffles, prizes
and even a casino! Feedback from seniors has
consistently described the party as one of the best times
they’ve ever had at SBHS!
We need Freshman, Sophomore and Junior
parents to help with the planning. To make the party a
success, the committee meets monthly throughout the
year to plan fresh ideas for each graduating class. We are
in search of folks to serve on committees, help with
fundraising, volunteer for set-up, chaperoning, and clean
up after the party. See the website for more information.
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Stone Bridge High School
First Quarter All “A” Honor Roll 12
th
Grade Arastu, Kamran A. Bapat, Tanay K. Bianco, Daniel P. Brandt, William L. Broderick, Kyle J. Bulk, Matthew C. Burnett, Caroline E. Bushman, Katherine G. Choo, Kevin J. Eggleston, Hannah R. Engle, Kyra M. Finamore, Kathleen K. Gallagher, Mark D. Hajdo, Megan S. Harrington, Parker J. Hasan, Duha Q. Helmrath, William P. Hinkle, Emily H. Holland, Aimee R. Hopkins, Elizabeth C. Howard, Kathryn E. Hussain, Shayna Kang, Seohyun Kasekamp, Allison R. Koehler, Christopher M. Liang, Candy Liu, Amy Lough, Mitchell A. Lung, Scott R. Manziano, Patrizia M. McKeon, Jacqueline D. Min, Jihong J. Modicamore, Gianna C. Mourad, Raina D. Muller, Stephanus J. Mundie, Paige C. Muskett, Katey M. Palmer, Eric D. Peterson, Andrew B. Poisson, Owen P. Preast, Victoria J. Rice, Zoe S. Rounsley, Emily E. Shields, Aidan M. Shorey, Julie F. Somayajula, Divya V. Toczko, Nathan J. Vergara, Fadia Wan, Eric S. White Marshall, Zelyn D. White, Alexis J. Yearwood, Jessica A. Zipor, Karen L. Zurcher, Hailey M.
11th
Grade Baron, Hayden P. Battista, Brandon R. Behzadpour, Dara Beltoja, Kejsi
Garten, Joshua D. Haidari, Ali S. Hart, Emily R. Hasan, Ulah Q. Hines, Lauren M. Jain, Rishab A. Jurich, Margaret C. Lewis, Alaina M. Misra, Jahan A. Nguyen, Gabrielle R. Pierce, Alexander M. Rao, Anjana R. Rountree, Rachel L. Shears, Bethany M. Stepnick, Hana B. Strandberg, Corey S. Turner, Ashley M. Wooley, Benjamin H.
10th
Grade Alexander, Caroline C. Allway, Tallon C. Alvarado, Oscar A. Brosan, Megan A. Cramer, Joseph J. Crichton, William J. Culko, Allison J. Deavers, Sarah M. Deavers, Shannon A. Detweiler, Hope E. Ferrin, Andrew J. Flaherty, Meghan S. Good, Anna K. Greenbaum, Sarah L. Grindle, Jade E. Herring, Peyton L. Hou, Aili Howard, India R. Isa, Faiza A. Jachimowski, Lauren C. Jacobson, Zachary M. Janardhan, Advay R. Keeling, Mackenzie C. Khanna, Kashish Knight, Julia A. Kopko, Cameron J. LeMaster, Anna-Patrice N. LoPresti, Thomas M. Mahmud, Shane W. Mejia-Cerritos, Henrry Michelitch, Anna C. Muller, Henriette S. O'Brien, Alexander W. Olivera, Jacquelyn N. Parato, Brianna D. Pittman, Lauren E. Puccio, Mia A. Ryan, Mary Grace L. Sampson, Caroline E. Satish, Janhavi Sliwinski, John Patrick M.
Smith, Analis M. Spring, Savannah R. Stebbins, Steven G. Sunkara, Sravani Thompson, Jordan S. Thorn, Emma M. Valbak, Olivia B. Villines, Brandon J. Walbesser, Heidi R. Yamagata, Peyton R. Yu, Jennifer R. Zeng, Kevin
9th
Grade Abogado, Lauren L. Adusumilli, Hansa Ashman, Luke M. Assana, Ayal M. Augusto, Salome M. Awtry, Allison L. Berger, Madeline P. Billings, Boston J. Boyd, Hailey S. Burton, Andrew B. Case, Jaden E. Casey, Elizabeth G. Chen, Yiyang Cheng, Mitchell H. Chhatre, Rohan U. Cooke, Abigail M. Cowley, Ian C. DeProspo, Elizabeth A. DeVido, Cole B. Dinh, Vy X. Dixon, Darius A. Jr Eizaguirre, Renatta A. Fantilaga, Erl Czar P. Ferrin, Anna H. Fliess, Owen D. Gallagher, Sean M. Gau, Ruby R. Greening, Megan A. Greenwell, Connor A. Hafer, Taylor A. Hanley, Evelyn F. Heidary, Cameron R. Hejazi, Hannah J. Hong, Ellen Hoots, Kimberly N. Hornberger, Katherine J. Houston, Callie M. Hussain, Mishal A. Jeong, Hyeyun Johnson, Garrett S. Jourdan, Elliott G. Jr Joyce, Chloe A. Jun, Rebecca M. Kidwell, Veronica L. King, Kylie A. Koehler, Amanda E. Landry, Lucas D.
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Lansdell, Athena J. Lawrence, Erica R. Lee, Erin J. Lee, Lucas B. Lovejoy, Alissa L. Lynch, Paul R. Manziano Faustino, Gabriella M. Mattingly, McKenna L. Mazur, Zachary D. McCall, Emma G. McGarrity, John M. Michelitch, Sarah C. Miller, Julia M. Mills, Matthew C. Nathan, Celeste A. Nichols, Benjamin R. Notta, Nicole R. Nystrom, Ellie O. Ocampo, Maia J. O'Day, Sarah M. Odei-Morris, Raquel A. Partner, Courtney E. Paskey, Emma J. Peles, Matthew C. Peter, Charlotte E. Quinn, Holland G. Rhoads, James T. Roeder, Ian S. Roh, Hyun Ryerse, Jonathan D. Santoro, Thomas J. Shuey, Kevin J. Skelton, Sydney R. Skorupski, Reilly E. Smith, Olivia R. Somayajula, Shreya V. Strandberg, Alexis J. Talbott, Haven O. Tallah, Smita Tarasova, Daria Y. Vasquez Marcani, Steysi K. Venkateswaran, Samyukhtha Walker, Alexis G. Walker, Madeleine R. Weiss, Elora L. Wetmore, Emma C. Williams, Abigail E. Williams, Alexa N. Wright, Lauren A. Wrisley, Ruby J. Yartas, Alpar B. Zekrya, Zohal
“A/B” Honor Roll 9
th
Grade Acosta, Aaron A. Acosta, Nicole A. Ahmedjonova, Vazira Akhtar, Haroon Alexander, George R. Amazigo, Mahalia A. Ambokar, Pranesh S. Annan, Ayeyi D.
Ansari, Tanya Araujo, Jason S. Artzi, Nicol S. Ashraf, Nuriya J. Atkinson, Bentley S. Ault, Carter B. Azari, Elion Bailey, Sara E. Balda, Jameson R. Barnett, Jordin N. Baron, Brendan E. Ben-Aida, Danyele J. Bhaumik, Pranshu Borer, Kyle H. Bowen, Tia G. Bradbury, Christopher N. Bradford, Adeline T. Brice, Kaiya M. Brooks, Eric Brandon R. Brosan, Madelyn P. Brown, Joshua M. Buckner, Joshua R. Bueno, Ava H. Burkett, Kelsey E. Bushman, Alexander J. Byars, Kelly Capitulo, Jason Edrick A. Caputo, Alexis L. Carboneau, Eden J. Carolan, Allison M. Carter, Cameron J. Caruso, John D. Chang, Leonardo L. Chiat, Carly A. Childers, Cameron B. Choi, Julian Clark, Benjamin L. Clark, Sutton M. Cole, Lauren C. Coppola, Michael F. Cowden, Audrey C. Cravens, Emma K. Cross, Sara E. Cruver, Hailey A. Cruz Cabral, Lya K. Danesh, Mersal S. Davis, Brett S. Davis, Caroline J. Davis, Mary E. Deb, Arushi Decker, Mary K. Del Rosso, Maya E. Delaney, John C. Dellecave, Dominick A. Dickson, Emily A. Dixon, Owen S. Douglas, Brian A. Duggal, Anmol Easton, Amari W. Edger, Sophia A. Evans, Sebastian A. Fajutrao, Ramon K. Farooq, Essa A. Figueroa, Gabriel R. Finan, Olivia G.
Fitch, Savannah M. Fletcher, Grace A. Foster, Grace A. Frederick, Megan C. Fritz, Alexander B. Fuerst, Matthew B. Galkin, Ty N. Gibson, Collin D. Green, Olivia R. Green, Wesley J. Greenwell, Trajan W. Guarini, Samantha E. Hagood, Mei X. Halabi, Mohamed W. Hall, Owen S. Hanback, Clinton L. II Harding, Lily M. Harrell, Sophia V. Harris, Kaley F. Harris, Nina M. Hart, Brantley M. Harvey, Gavin C. Hastings, Andrew J. Haugh, Philip G. Jr. Hegarty, Colleen W. Henshaw, Taylor M. Hentz, Lauren V. Hiller, Avery B. Ho, Jorden Hoffman, Matthew A. Hopkins, Joseph C. Horner, Nathanial D. Houck, Thomas A. Howell, Piper E. Huffman, Tristan A. Huling, Jaden R. Humphreys, Austin L. Hunter, Sydney M. Iovinelli, Ella R. Jackman, Sydney G. Jackson, Abigail L. Jackson, Nicholas W. Jain, Annanya A. Jiang, Daniel L. Jolly, William N. Keener, Bailey C. Keith, Benjamin J. Kengadaran, Thriyashree Kennedy, Molly A. Khan, Shayan A. Kittelson, Abigail K. Knoerzer, Makaila A. Krablin, Jack R. Krishnamoorthy, Sarah E. Krynicki, Benjamin S. Kukulich, Matthew R. Kumke, Jessica L. Kurz, Hunter S. Lausten, Charles L. Lawyer, Isaac H. Leathem, Samantha J. Ledezma, Samantha J. Lee, Jaydess M. Leonard, Meghan M. Limcaoco, Jerico J.
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Little, Samuel L. Lobue, Kelly G. Lock, Kai T. Long, Sabrina M. Lopresti, Dylan R. Macauley, Joseph W. MacCormack, Jack F. Mahmud, Nusaiba Malapaka, Viswanath S. Manoff, Athena A. Martinez, Ernesto R. Mason, Jasiah W. Mathieux, Turner C. Mattison, Marshall D. McFarlane, Burke D. McGrail, Kieran F. McKay, Zachary Q. Meehan, Jordan E. Mejia Briceno, Ilan G. Mial, Matthew J. Mica, Erin C. Miles, Anna E. Millar, Braden A. Mills, Erin E. Mills, Nicholas D. Mineo, Joseph P. Minnitti, Kenneth M. Modhera, Jaden P. Modhera, Kieran P. Mohammed, Farhan Mullen, Liam M. Mulvihill, Courtney M. Nawrozie, Susan A. Nesheim, Helene M. Ngo, Abbey T. Nguyen, Ethan T. Nguyen, Marc D. Nishimoto, Nanami Njuguna, Ian M. Oakes, Sara M. Ocak, Emre A. Ogorek, Piper H. Ortiz, Nyla G. Outten, Elizabeth A. Owen, David F. Paez Bernal, Sofia Patel, Arav A. Paulson, Emily L. Payne, Taylor M. Peffley, Halley M. Pentecost, Jackson A. Peterson, Parker J. Petranek, Lauren M. Pittman, Taniyah M. Planty, Ryan A. Poerksen, Andrew M. Polhamus, Austin C. Posada, Jack C. Pratt, Daniel J. Premo, Brooke E. Proeschold, Lukas K. Rabinowitch, Natasha A. Rajput, Lameez Reddy, Akhil S. Rees, Wyatt P.
Rehermann, Isabella C. Reif, Katherine A. Richey, Loren D. Riker, Andrew T. Rivas, Giovanni Robbins, Glende Rosales Clara, Rebeca C. Rude, Evelyn T. Sagir, Cagatay Saravanan, Neha Sayed, Hiba N. Sayyad, Raneem K. Scarry, Olivia N. Scholz, Madison B. Shackelford, Cazjai D. Sharif, Marissa C. Shelton, Alexa G. Shinwari, Saeqa Shomo, Samantha E. Simmons, Jason S. Singh, Harleen K. Sluss, Brandon G. Snuggs, William L. Soma, Nitin R. Sommer, Abigail G. Speier, Sean K. Stallard, Sydney M. Sterling, Brady L. Stevenson, Matthew J. Stewart, Nathaniel C. Stone, Collin N. Talbot, Ricardo F. Tejeda Benitez, Angie M. Thokala, Riya R. Thomas, Brooke E. Thompson, Madison G. Tirougnaname, Ashna Tomasello, Samuel J. Toney, Breanna N. Tonmoy, Md Tasnimul H. Trammel, Aiyana S. Tran, Alan G. Treglown, Sydney A. Tussey, Kalen M. Vaddepalli, Shivani Vargas, Sabrina Vaughn, Hannah M. Vella, Gabriele Ven, Shlok K. Vinluan, Riley H. Vivian, Adam K. Waisley, Thomas M. Walsh, Madelyn G. Wane, Yeyya T. Weaver, Caroline L. Werling, Carolyn M. Werling, Elizabeth K. Wharton, Gavin L. White, Jenaveve J. Wiles, William I. Williams, Sam M. Wright, Emily J. Yanez, Aaliyah I. Yankee, Ryan M. Yee, Rebecca S.
Yohe, Avery E. Zabel, Alexander G. Zadva, Haroun Zahid, Momen M. Zaki, Nardin M.
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Grade Abassi, Umayya Z. Abbas, Hania Abedinzadeh, Aria I. Aboulhosn, Masyn R. Aceto, Mira S. Ahmed, Waly Alexander, Rachael A. Allen, Ariana A. Amaya Roca, Christopher W. Arietta, Zachary D. Armentrout, Hunter M. Arunkumar, Vedika Askarzada, Maryam K. Bagnall, Caitlyn N. Bapat, Kavin K. Bardales Hernandez, Crista D. Baroody, Sophia E. Bates, Andrew M. Bencic, Sydney R. Benson, Brenda O. Berg, James J. Bianco, Michael D. Birsic, Jason T. Bleutge, Stephanie K. Boateng, Tryphena K. Boehm, Karl S. Bonifas, Madeline J. Bowe, Emily M. Boyd, Erika L. Boyd, Michael L. Bradley, Christopher K. Brenneman, Sydney M. Brill, Danielle G. Brodie, Tristan J. Brown, Madison R. Brown, Ryan G. Burns, Brian Z. Byrne, Dylan C. Canoy, Mya L. Caron, Jordan A. Caruso, Cara J. Casdin, Aidan C. Chang, Caroline S. Cheng, Alexander J. Chilin, Arianna A. Christman, Jackson A. Chu, Caroline M. Chundru, Vivek K. Cook, Amelia N. Copeland, Cameron C. Copeland, Logan J. Corado, Benjamin J. Cote, Adam J. Cox, David C. Jr Cunningham, Delanie M. Curran, Ryan A. Curry, Sean T.
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Dabney, Skylar M. D'Agostino, Paige A. Darr, Alexander J. Dass, Tanish Davis, Teagan S. Deans, Jasmine Z. DeMay, Trevor J. Deng, Zhitian Denning, Lauren O. Devenish, Ian W. Dewan, Dhruv Dixon, Shaniyah N. Dowd, Nicholas A. Eaves, Alexa L. Eggleston, Eli A. Eid, Sarah W. Elprince, Eslam O. Esposito, Madeline R. Esposito, Michael W. Fajutrao, Rosanna K. Fateh, Esha Fox, Lauren E. Frames, Michaela L. Frey, Erin M. Frias, Carina Mia C. Fritz, Julia M. Fuller, Benjamin E. Ganey, Christopher S. Garrity, Daniel T. Gettleman, Maxwell A. Gladchun, Yegor Goda, Ryan J. Gogineni, Siddharth R. Golden, Joshua O. Gonzalez Alvarez, Isabel M. Good, James R. Groton, Schae L. Guerra, Veronica L. Guido, Grace G. Guilliano, Jonas R. Gurksnis, William L. Guy, Gillian G. Haardt, Kevin J. Habib, Ammar Hagood, Mia L. Hajdo, John D. Halabi, Khaled W. Haq, Zaid I. Harris, Paige A. Harrison, Thomas C. Harvey, Ryan M. Helmrath, Ethan S. Hines, Jeffery D. Holmes, Anna E. Horner, Maya I. Horton, Lily R. House, Briana R. Hubbard, Adrian Edward A. Hubbard, Alexis Isabella O. Hughes, Ashlyn M. Hughes, Jonah P. Hughes, Luke J. Hughes, Maxwell H. Humbert, Zachary C. Hunt, Riley T.
Irons, Sarah K. Isaacson, Andrew X. Jackson, Troy A. Jenkins, Alexander N. Jenkins, Jerry A. III Jeong, Hyein Jerome, Michael A. Johnson, Adrian T. Kadkhodaei, Armin Kamara, Mikail A. Kannan, Shanjhitha Karambelkar, Om V. Kashefi, Ashkan Kasulaitis, Alec S. Keyser, Ainsley L. Khaitan, Indira S. Khan, Haneef A. Khan, Mohibullah Khan, Sabina A. Khoshkhou, Shayan King, Kira S. Knoerzer, Nicole L. Knowles, Samuel E. Koyada, Saipavan Kreitzman, Connor J. Krupa, Kaitlyn M. Kushner, Robert L. Jr Lamp, Nicholas J. Lanza, Ryan C. Leonard, Casey M. Lewis, Kyle J. Liston, Nathan D. Long, Jillian R. Lu, Samantha K. Mahmood, Ridha Major, Susanna C. Martin, Damani A. Martinez, Maybelline Masi, Claire M. Mason, Conrad W. McCaleb, Alisa V. McCrary, Ethan T. McKenzie, Morgan G. McNeil, Elyse N. McNulty, Brian J. McVean, Johnathan T. Meech, Bradley A. Merkling, Daniel J. Miller, Jonathan D. Molthen, Allison K. Montano, Joshua Moore, Carley L. Moore, Christopher M. II Mundie, Ellie M. Myers, Kaden R. Nagele, Sean T. Navin, Megan E. Nealon, Ryan P. Norman, Deegan A. Norman, Madison R. Novak, Savannah L. Ocampo, Anne J. Odei-Morris, Giselle T. Olek, Mia B. Orfaly, Gaith
Ortiz, Anna M. Ortiz, Marina A. Padath, Mathew R. Paiz, Julian F. Payne, Nadia H. Pendleton, Noah C. Peters, Lily O. Petito, Carmen M. Petrakis, Nicholas S. Pettibon, Lindsey A. Pettibon, Peri E. Pinney, Daniel R. Plummer, John L. Polich, John V. Polissky, Hannah J. Poulin, Lauren J. Premkumar, Alfred R. Quan, Rachael L. Ravichandran, Raksha Reilly, Bryan W. Ripton, Talia G. Rittenhouse, Dalton P. Rodriguez, Gabriel S. Rouse, Sadie G. Rubino, Juliana T. Runge, Owen R. Rush, Aaron D. Salcedo, Roberto A. III Saleh, Laura S. Saquib, Azka Schlesinger, Madelyn J. Schmitt, Amber E. Scott, Tyler J. Scully, Brian M. Segura, Daniel Serbia, Amaya V. Shaik, Malika Sharif, Natasha C. Shawkat, Esra A. Shears, Ryan C. Sheasley, Ashlyn M. Sheehan, Megan K. Sheikh, Sarah N. Shinwari, Husna Shorey, Jake C. Silvasy, Abigail N. Silverio, Stephanie A. Sistla, Tanuj V. Smith, Imogen M. Solack, Carolyn A. Solis, Jenna B. Sorek, Gaya Sorek, Shahaf Spencer, Lauren N. Spiers, Kayla R. Srivastava, Prayank Stefanyshyn, Andrea M. Stevens, Cade M. Stone, Chase A. Sullivan, Abigail C. Swain, Amelia B. Tahir, Umar M. Talbert, Amani T. Tanim, Tamjid H. Tariq, Talha B.
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Tempe, Samuel D. Tempe, Tyler D. Templeton, Kenneth G. Thoppil, Paul J. Timpe, Conor P. Toczko, Noah S. Tokarchic, Kara M. Treadwell, Noelle E. Tsakopulos, Benjamin G. Tui, Sulianna M. Vandermeulen, Sarah A. Vanderstelt, Sean D. Vanlandingham, Rachel E. Varghese, Hope E. Vasquez, Karina Vivian, Aliya K. Warden, Tyler J. White, Rashelle L. Yankou, Sophia P. Yella, Pranav Zalewski, Noah N. Zelenke, Ethan A. Zeng, Kelly Zhang, Gawain C.
11th
Grade Abassi, Arsam Z. Abdul Rahman, Yasmine M. Achar, Siddarth R. Ahart, Kelsey F. Alameen, Mohamed M. Allegra, Andrew T. Alonso, Matthew B. Alrawi, Dahlia I. Alston, Katana L. Alzamora, Colin R. Amin, Arush P. An, Uriel G. Anderson-Johnson, Jesse G. Angeles, Lesley Ansari, Muhammad S. Antonucci, Daniel J. Aquije, Abby C. Aranowzari, Roujon Arce, Jailene R. Ashman, Laura A. Atari, Yasmine A. Augusto, Elias J. Bakshi, Apurva A. Ball, Benjamin D. Banos Santos, Michael S. Barnes, Natalie R. Battista, Brittany E. Behnia, Hannah Berger, Sophia C. Berry, Savannah R. Bethel, Anna R. Blose, Daniel J. Boateng, Andrews B. Bojdak, Ryan M. Bouharb, Zavian L. Boyer, Elizabeth A. Boyles, Halle A. Boyles, Helen V.
Brewington, Lillian L. Brice, Kiera Y. Brown, Hannah T. Brunelli, Matthew A. Bryant, Marley G. Buckley, Evan W. Burke, Molly C. Calhoon, Lawson P. Carroll, Patrick K. Chapman, Anna M. Chaudhry, Wardah Clark, Caprice J. Clark, Emily R. Clay, Rebecca S. Cobo Diaz, Jennifer P. Cocozza, Cameron M. Cole, Dominic A. Coon, Taylor N. Cooper, Alexandra N. Cravens, Hailey M. Dall, Nathaniel R. Dang, Cat-Thy P. Das, Paravi Davis, Taylor B. De Sousa Lopez, Nathan S. Decker, Nicholas A. Del Valle, Pedro A. Delgadillo-Mendoza, Erika DeVido, Mary K. DiSilvestre, Jackson A. Duggal, Samiha Edwards-McConnell, Miles A. Ellis, Anne G. Eng, Victoria M. Engel, Mary Elizabeth A. Espinal, Emily M. Eversmeyer, Joseph M. Fedak, Jack T. Fitch, Christian D. Flake, Makenzie A. Fleming, Marcus B. Flemming, Ethan S. Fornatora, Dominic P. Foster, James L. Foster, Noelle G. Frederick, Erin K. Fremin, Samuel W. Fryer, Andrew K. Fuerst, Andrew T. Ghadiri, Ali Gibson, Kelly E. Gillis, Ajani J. Gonzalez, Elena I. Gray, Samantha N. Green, Jacob C. Green, Myles A. Green, William T. Guido, Emma C. Gustafson, Christopher J. Hand, Ashley C. Hauer, Amanda R. Hawkins, Benjamin J. Heishman, Nicholas A. Horengic, Brianna M. Houck, Bradford L. Jr
Hudnall, Blair T. Hunter, Liam Hutcheson, Megan D. Huyck, Timothy L. Ibrahim, Federico A. Ignotz, Jackson P. Iwase, Mika Jackson, Benjamin O. Jafari, Leona S. Johnson, Corey S. Joseph, Haley R. Joyce, Liam H. Kasongo, Joyce F. Kaufman, Christopher P. Khan, Hamza A. Khan, Safwan M. Khan, Shujah H. King, Judia A. Knowles, Taylor M. Kohler Cristofoli, Sienna J. Lamothe, Emma N. Leathem, Jenna N. Lee, Noelle N. Leight, Kenneth E. III Lenderman, Kyra J. Lewis, Camille C. Liang, Cynthia Lin, Alice Lips, Ian H. Lisciandro, Justin R. LoBue, Kathleen A. Logue, Emma L. Long, Stuart B. Lowe, Michele A. Lusson, Zachary M. Lutz, Greta C. Lynch, Julia E. MacMonigle, Erin L. Macnulty, Reed D. Maheshwari, Saarthak Mahmud, Mason J. Manthei, Quinn N. Manuel, Alyssa L. Mathews, Benjamin B. McGarrity, Margaret G. McGrail, William T. McGrath, Cecilia M. McInerney, Sean M. McMullan, Lola O. Meehan, Andrew T. Mell, Dominic O. Merizian, Joseph N. Miller, Ethan D. Mills, Jason R. Miranda, Jillian M. Modicamore, Anthony D. Mohamed, Rahma H. Moore, Paul J. II Morgan, Jacob N. Morton, John H. Mullen, Jillian R. Murray, Jazmere S. Myers, Cameron A. Myers, Taylor D. Neel, Phoebe E.
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Nemier, Lucas M. Nesheim, Kristian K. Nordby, Jonathan E. Norris, Dabryn K. O'Day, Sean T. Ogorek, Darby F. Ortiz, Marlene N. Osborne, Madison E. Paguia, Samantha J. Pahuja, Goral Pantovic, Stevan Parkin, Melissa Pauley, Morgan J. Paulson, Anna K. Perez, John Carlo M. Person, Tyler J. Pisani, Taylor M. Poulin, Alexa N. Powell, Emma G. Raffenbeul, Katelyn G. Rapps, Tyler J. Ratiu, Vlad A. Reid, Joseph B. Richey, Carleigh G. Ritz, Gabrielle L. Rivera, Noah T. Robinson, Daniel C. Roca, Glendy A. Rountree, Anna N. Rubino, Gabriella C. Rutledge, Bryan J. Saliby, Nicholas A. Sandler, Jenna R. Sappington, Emily G. Sayyad, Yasmeen K. Schafer, Mason M. Schmecko, Isabella N. Schmitz, Maclean C. Schubert, Warren A. Scott, Aaron J. Scully, Joseph D. Sluss, Ryan T. Snuggs, Matthew M. Souza, Matthew J. Spahr, Alexander J. Speier, Brennan M. Srinivasan, Kirthana Stafford, Katrin E. Starego, Charlotte S. Steger, Ainsley E. Sterling, Sydney C. Stewart, Robert F. Stokes, Ty J. Stone, Megan E. Stratton, Mary T. Talbott, Chase W. Tamaro, Grace V. Tatum, Mason A. Taylor, Hannah E. Thomas, Ryan M. Thompson, Jordan N. Toczko, Andrew P. Tran, Colin G. Tran, Lily Triola, Sarah N.
Tucker, Charles J. Tussey, Ernest L. Valliere, Ryan C. Vasquez Marcani, Jhosseline A. Velazquez, Lorena Vijayakumar, Swetha G. Viloria, Elijah C. Walker, Ethan M. Walsh, Collin P. Wan, Angela Ware, Zion M. Weber, Lindsay M. White, Alyssa M. White, Riley D. Wickett, Olivia C. Wilson, Kathleen W. Winston, Keenon D. Wolfer, Livia R. Wright, Spencer C. Wrisley, Tyler C. Wuerschmidt, Elaine G. Yankee, Jordan L. Young, Marissa E. Zafar, Maleehah
12th
Grade Abbas, Sana Adams, Jill C. Agard, Mikayla R. Aguilar, Alyssa I. Ahmad, Rizwan Alto, Samantha S. Amaya Roca, Kevin B. Arbogast, Corinne G. Arias-Castro, Gia A. Armentrout, Tucker J. Assana, Hisham M. Asumang, Kofi B. Aviado, Denzell A. Awasthi, Neha Azari, Albion Bai Reddy, Gaurav Ballinger, Todd R. Berry, Shannon E. Best, Alex T. Bignotti, Michael J. Bradley, Alexander K. Brady, Corinne E. Braun, Connor M. Breidenfeld, Lindsey M. Brewington, Josephine A. Brooks, Alexandra M. Burkholder, Matthew M. Burton, Madeline N. Carlson, Erika M. Carter, Sara C. Carusi, Nicholas J. Casey, Ryan D. Casto, Thomas B. Caulker, Francess B. Chandra, Sonia A. Chang, Alexander I. Chapman, Grant W. Cherico, Onaleigh A.
Chiat, Sydney R. Childers, Kayla A. Chong, Ryan Chowdhury, Mubdi Chu, Christopher M. Ciavarro, Juliana E. Clark, Anna E. Cole, Nickolas M. Contompasis, Saralinda R. Cooke, Julia P. Copeland, Kayla N. Corado, Alexander W. Corral, Maraya M. Costanzo, Ryan P. Cravens, Lauren C. Crawford, Noah S. Davalos Jaldin, Daniel A. De Los Santos, Luis F. Del Rosso, Rachel E. DeMay, Rachel E. Diaz, Deysie M. DiLuigi, James P. Ding, Joseph Y. Dinh, Trang X. Dixon, Jonathan M. Emch, Elizabeth A. Fantasia, Jordyn D. Farooq, Amaar A. Ferrin, Ella J. Finamore, Alexandra J. Finney, Heather N. Fishler, Nicholas A. Flaherty, Joan M. Fletcher, Alexandra E. Forman, Samantha R. Foster, Shane C. Frames, Eric M. Fulham, Aidan M. Gagliano, Cecilia A. Gallahan, Shane M. Garmendia, Junior J. Gibson, Holly K. Giordano, Elizabeth R. Glodowski, Lillian N. Goggins, Riley K. Gordillo, Leonel Grayson, Dalante M. Guy, Dylan W. Hajdo, Peter D. Hall, Brendan D. Hanback, Erika L. Harleston, Bianca N. Harwood, Kate E. Henderson, Lauren E. Hentz, Drew C. Higgins, Erin M. Higgins, Lasana C. Hoffman, Rachel A. Homsuwan, Alissa A. Hoots, Erica P. Horner, Carmen E. House, Matthew S. Houston, Emma C. Hoydilla, Elizabeth A. Hughes, John R.
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Hughes, Zachary D. Hundertmark, Liam C. Johnson, Cory B. Johnson, Courtney A. Johnson, Samantha R. Jolly, Madison L. Jones, Ethan A. Judson, Maxwell S. Kalvakota, Uday S. Kara, Evelyn R. Karpovich, Joseph M. Karpovich, Mary E. Kelly, Grant L. Kerr, Charlotte A. Khan, Amina Z. Kim, Cody J. King, Thayer H. Kinslow, Anna R. Kleine, Bryan W. Kling, Benjamin D. Kniley, Gillian M. Kosko, Jack L. Krablin, Paige J. Kreyer, Allison R. Krynicki, Alissa N. Kuhfahl, Michelle C. Kukulich, Samuel N. Kumar, Anjali Kumar, Payal Kuzniewski, Sarah Y. Lambdin, Chanse T. Lashlee, Shane M. Lausten, Samuel R. Lawyer, Joshua J. Lee, Brennah K. Lenahan, Mackenzie L. Levasseur, Michael R. Lewis, Ryan D. Link, Delaney S. Liuzzi, Thomas J. LoBue, Paisley J. Longyear Romain, Kristina N. Macauley, Sydney M. MacDonald, Kayleigh I. Madgwick, Chloe N. Maher, Michael B. Martin, Brittney S. Martin, Hannah M. Matson, Samuel B. Matter, John E. Matthias, Brooke D.
Maulik, Sharmita McAlpine, Paige P. McClenahan, Cameron W. McCluskey, Vincent T. McConnell, Alysa R. McDonald, Patrick A. McLaurin, Darriel D. McNicholas, Trevor J. Merrill, Kyle A. Mica, Molly F. Miles, Joseph P. Miller, Shane B. Morgan, Paul C. Morris, Asheley J. Mow, Hannah J. Nealon, Timothy E. Nestor, Nicholas W. Nguyen, Terrence Nguyen, Theresa V. Noronha, Evelyn M. Nosil, Andrew S. Pappalardo, Bradley F. Park, Christian J. Parkin, Justin L. Partner, Ned W. Payne, James M. Paz, Benjamin Peak, William M. Percherke, Victoria R. Petrakis, Hunter C. Petrakis, Taylor N. Pignetti, Caitlyn H. Pineda, Jeremiah M. Plowman, Andrew J. Prince, Erik X. Puckett, Emma B. Pycha, Olivia E. Richey, Kamryn C. Rivas, Erick Robertson, Emily H. Rocha, Richard J. Rouse, Wyatt A. Rubino, Dominic L. Rutledge, Matthew J. Sanderson, James C. Sappington, Asa J. Sardesai, Ria A. Scarrow, Anderson W. Schoepper, Sean F. Schwind, Alexander P. Scott, Rachel C.
Sexton, Gavin S. Sharif, Nikita S. Sharifzadeh, Helyasadat Showalter, Rylee C. Skorupski, Kayley C. Sobek, Daria L. Solack, Andrew J. Soltani, Tara Spillare, Meghan A. Spring, Austin I. Steele, Karston B. Steger, Austin C. Sterling, Christian R. Stratton, Catherine M. Swain, Robert C. Talley, Chloe Thalblum, Steven B. Thetga, Erin N. Thompson, Amy M. Thompson, Daniel L. IV Tomasello, Joseph F. Tunney, Rebecca L. Tutko, Laura A. Uiterwijk, Zachary J. Urick, Morgan N. Vandermeulen, Julia M. Varghese, Caleb S. Victorian, Elizabeth A. Videgar, Kelly R. Villines, Eric M. Virk, Jazleen Vivian, Luke K. Vlcek, Jacob A. Vosoghi, Azeen S. Votroubek, Grace L. Wappel, Joshua J. Weaver, Patrick I. Werling, Katherine A. Werntz, Kyle P. Wetmore, William P. White, Christopher L. Wiegers, Katherine A. Williams, Mark R. Wilson, Payton W. Wilson, Zachary M. Wright, Robert W. V Young, Emily L. Zadva, Killa Zia, Laraib
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PTSO Who are we?
Stone Bridge High School Parent-Teacher-Student
Organization (SBHS PTSO), a 501 (3)(c), is the
supportive arm of the SBHS Administration. It is made up
of volunteers.
What does the PTSO do?
We coordinate many events including an Orientation Picnic
for students, various teacher gifts including the beginning of
school, a cookie exchange in December, Valentine’s Day
treats, Staff Appreciation Week luncheon and fundraisers.
100% of the funds we raise through dues and fundraisers
support the students and staff at Stone Bridge, and are
returned to the students in programs such as Senior
Scholarships and school improvements. So far this year we
have contributed money to the library to purchase books for
the Bulldog Readers Book Club; donated funds to the
Robotics Club and assisted them in obtaining funds and
materials from local businesses and parents; donated funds
to the PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Support) Team,
The Sunshine Committee and the ID/MD Program to help
them start up a coffee cart business.
How do I get involved?
The first thing is to become a member! Your dues and
donations help support these programs. Log onto
https://www.lcps.org/Page/191441 for the parent
membership form. You can pay by check or on Paypal.
We still have some positions to fill if you would like to help.
We are looking for a Communications Chair, as well as a
representative to attend LEAP Meetings (Loudoun
Education Alliance of Parents).
Meeting:
We usually meet on the first Tuesday at 6:30 in the library.
Our next meeting will be December 5. Please join us!
Upcoming Events
- We are excited to treat the SBHS staff on December 14th
with a “Make Your Holiday Sweet” treat party. Parents
are asked to bake or buy cookies, muffins or other treats.
Staff members come during their lunch break and grab a
snack to eat now and to fill a small bag to take with them.
We can’t do this without a lot of help from our parents!
We need bakers as well as help with set-up and clean-up.
Let us know if you can pitch in! Sign up at
Officers:
Beth Long, Pres. [email protected] Emily Rittenhouse, VP [email protected]
Lori/Craig Steger, Treasurer [email protected]
Ellen Berg, Secretary [email protected]
Sandra Lawyer, Hospitality [email protected]
Jennifer Cramer, Scholarship Chair
Library News Hours: 8 a.m. – 4:30 a.m. Mon. – Thurs.
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Fridays during the school year.
December fun – This month students can stop in for
some winter fun. We have our “When Will Wayde Call”
Snow Day contest, our makerspace with some winter
themed projects, and some “reindeer games” available
for students to take a stress break from academics.
Bulldog Readers – students interested in reading and
discussing books with their peers are invited to join the
Bulldog Readers on the last Wednesday of each month.
The January meeting will be on the 31st and students will
discuss either Invictus by Ryan Graudin or Forest of a
Thousand Lanterns by Julie C. Dao. Students can pick up
a copy in the library. This is not the same club as Battle
of the Books.
Your trash is our treasure – If you have any of the
following items to donate, the library would love to have
them for projects, library updates, and fundraisers:
• used fiction books
• café height tables and chairs
• used flat screen television
• hand tools such as screwdrivers, hammers, nuts
and bolts
• art supplies such as paint brushes and tarps
Are you an Eagle Scout in search of a project? We
have some ideas for projects that would enhance the
learning environment for our students. If you are a
current or soon-to-be Eagle Scout and are looking for a
project, please contact us.
Follow Us! - Facebook (SBHS Library)
Twitter (BulldogLibrarians@sbhslibrary),
Pinterest (BulldogLibrarians)
Instagram (StoneBridgeLibrary)
Driver’s Ed Info The last Parent and Safe Teen Driving
presentation will take place Dec. 7 at Briar Woods HS.
The presentation will begin at 7 PM sharp. Attendance at
one of the fall sessions is a requirement for completion
of Driver’s Ed. The session is for all 10th grade students
and any upperclassmen that have yet to attend. The
student and one parent/guardian must be in attendance.
As a reminder the doors will close at 7 PM and
begin promptly. No late admittance will be permitted.
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Link Your Grocery Card
Stone Bridge code- 03795
Stone Bridge code – 5930
Homegrown Heroes
The front hall of the school showcases a mural
dedicated to our SBHS Homegrown Heroes. Plaques on
this wall list the names of alumni who serve in the
military or teach in the Loudoun County Public School
system. If you know of someone whose name does not
appear, please let us know!
The Flea Market (aka: School Store) Home of official
Bulldog clothing, spirit
items, school supplies and
much more! Located in
Room 401 and open daily
during the school year from
8:40am-9:10am or by
appointment at 571-252-
2200 (ext: 82032).
During some sporting events,
the Spirit Wear trailer sells other Stone Bridge gear.
The Writing Center
This is the third year of operations of the
Bulldog Writing Center, an elective class whose mission
is to collaborate with fellow students to develop great
writers at Stone Bridge. In collaboration with the English
Department faculty, students visit the Center during their
lunches on “B” days and work with trained student tutors
to draft, revise, and polish essays. Senior and Junior-class
Tutors, selected by the English faculty, completed a
rigorous “Boot Camp” devoted to review of grammar,
mechanics, and common modes of writing. Upon
completion of the Camp, the Center opened in early
October. Results to date have been record setting. Our
sixteen tutors tripled last year’s 1st Quarter results,
conducting over 300 sessions with fellow students who
sought assistance on a broad scope of writing
assignments and college essays. In early December, the Writing Center staff will
attend the Capital Area Peer Tutoring Association
(CAPTA) conference at GMU. Two Bulldogs, Tara
Soltani and Laura Tutko, whose proposal to deliver a
presentation was accepted last Spring, are on the
conference program. Only one other Loudoun County
school has previously received this honor. Additionally,
Laura Tutko was elected and currently serves as one of
two CAPTA student members on the Board of Directors,
a first for the County.
Math Tutoring Mu Alpha Theta offers math tutoring in L400 at
8:30 every morning except Wednesdays.
Music News Did you know you could support the music
programs at Stone Bridge by shopping at Amazon.com?
Just go to https://smile.amazon.com/ and specify
“Stonebridge High School Music Booster Association”
as the group you wish to support,
then shop! Amazon donates a
portion of its proceeds to SBMB.
December Music Programs
• Orchestra – Dec. 4 at 7pm
• Guitar – Dec. 6 at 7pm
• Choir – Dec. 7 at 7pm
• Band – Dec. 14 at 7pm
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Sports Programs Stone Bridge is a member of the Virginia High
School League (VHSL), Potomac District Conference 14
and Region 5C North. The Potomac District includes
Tuscarora, Potomac Falls, Broad Run, Briar Woods, John
Champe, Freedom, Rock Ridge, and Stone Bridge.
Eligibility • For participation this year, students must pass a
sports physical given after May 1, 2017. VHSL
Physical Forms are available online or in the office.
• Students in grades 10 through 12 for this year (or
who were in high school this past year) must have
been enrolled in at least 5 subjects and must have
passed at least 5 subjects. Summer school can count
toward the 5 subjects. Note: A subject for which
credit has previously been granted may not be
repeated, or be used by any student to satisfy the
requirement of the rule.
• Students entering high school for the first time will
be eligible.
• After 9th grade, students must not have been enrolled
in or been eligible for enrollment in high school for
eight consecutive semesters.
• Athletes who arrive after 9:15am must have a
doctor, dental, or court appointment notice to
participate in practice or games after school.
Forms Needed Prior to Tryouts We have moved to an online registration process. The
only paper document you will submit is the VHSL
physical form. The completed VHSL physical form will
need to be turned in to the Athletic Office after the
physical is obtained (this must be after May 1, 2017). All
other paperwork should be completed on the Stone Bridge
Sports Registration page. You will first need to create a
family account, then you can register each of your student-
athletes by sport. If your student-athlete participates in
multiple sports, you will just need to update the paperwork
online before each tryout date. The forms include:
• Completed VHSL Physical Form
• Signed Training Rules
• Signed Concussion Form
• Warning and Acknowledgement of Risk Form
• Emergency Card
• All paperwork must be complete prior to
tryouts.
Any questions may be directed to Mr. Hembach,
Athletic Director, at (571) 252-2210, or visit the Athletic Website at www.stonebridgesports.org.
Athletic Ticket Prices
Regular season games are $6.00 regardless of
level (Freshman, JV, Varsity). This does not include
playoff or tournament games. *Senior Citizens (62+) are
free for regular season games.
Season Passes for All Home Athletic Events Family Plan $250.00
Adult Only Plan $100.00
Student Only Plan $75.00
Athletic Schedules http://www.potomacdistrictva.org/g5-
bin/client.cgi?G5genie=672&G5button=13&school_id=306
Tryout Dates Baseball February 19, 2018
Softball February 19, 2018
Crew February 19, 2017
Soccer February 19, 2018
Track February 19, 2018
Tennis February 19, 2018
Lacrosse February 19, 2018
Monitor the website for updates about workouts.
Athletic Boosters The Athletic Booster Club supports initiatives that
provide our student athletes, athletic department, school, and community opportunities to remain competitive. We
• provided almost $23,000 to the coaching staffs last year in coaches requests alone;
• provided $10,000 to refurbish the weight room; • provided over $6,500 to the fall teams this year,
including uniforms and warm-ups for our newest team, Field Hockey;
• supports and organizes fundraisers for each season to help teams raise money for their sport;
We are a not-for-profit organization, operated solely by volunteers, and we provide more support to the school (labor and finances) than any other program in Loudoun County. Those who volunteer in the concession stands and ticket offices “earn” $10 per 2-hour shift for the team of their choice. This money goes directly to the coach, who can use it for program related expenseS. Sign up for shifts on the Boosters page at www.stonebridgesports.org
We are currently in need of a Board Secretary to finish out the term through June 2018. Please email the Board President at [email protected]
We invite you to join the Athletic Booster Club; annual family memberships start at $25. To join, go to http://www.stonebridgehs.rschoolteams.com/page/3065
#WeAreStoneBridge #GoBulldogs
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Attendance Policies 2017-2018 All absences and tardies must be called in to
the attendance hotline: 571-252-2202. This is a 24-hour
line that takes messages only. Please call each and every
time your student(s) will be out of school or tardy.
Excused Absences: Excused absences include
personal illness, death in family, medical or dental
appointments, court obligations, and religious holidays.
Prearranged Absences: Must be approved by the
administration (ex: college visits or family vacations).
Forms can be picked up from the attendance office.
Early Dismissals: Please send in a note with your
student prior to the dismissal time. The student should
take this to the attendance window to receive a pass to
leave class at the approved time.
• Parents are expected to call if a student is going
to be absent or tardy to school. The number for
the hotline is 571-252-2202.
• The attendance office will call parents to verify
absences, tardies, and early dismissals.
• When students accumulate five unexcused
absences during the school year, a parent
conference will be held.
• When students are absent from school six
unexcused days, the students will be required to
submit a doctor’s note for additional absences for
the remainder of the school year.
• When students are absent from school seven or
more unexcused days, the parent and student will
be referred to the Truancy Officer.
Truancy (unexcused absence) and Leaving School
without Permission
• First Offense: Friday School or other
administrative consequences
• Second Offense: ISR*
• Third Offense: ISR*
• Fourth Offence: Administrative options
*Any student and/or students on early release
who are assigned to ISR (In-School Restriction) are
expected to remain for the entire school day. If a
student works, the student is expected to inform the
employer that he/she will be late. No student should
schedule doctor appointments for their ISR dates.
Students scheduled in ISR are not allowed to participate in
any extracurricular activities until the day after they are
released from ISR.
Tardy Policy to School: Students are expected to be on
time to school and to class. Students with excused tardies to school due to a doctor, dental, or judicial appointment
must report to the attendance office to sign in before going
to class with a note from the doctor, dentist, or court letter.
Notes from parents are not acceptable if you’ve been to the
doctor, dentist, or court.
Unexcused tardies include: Oversleeping, car
problems (won’t start, flat tire, can’t find keys, waiting for
rides, parents running late, etc.), babysitting (siblings,
neighbor’s children, or relatives), missing the bus,
inspections, completing college applications, working on
homework, projects, etc.
Athletes or students participating in activities
or other extracurricular activities who arrive after
9:15 a.m. must have a doctor, dental, or court
appointment notice to participate in sports after school
(practices or games).
Tardies to Class (including 9:15-9:20 am)
• Tardy 1—Warning
• Tardy 2—Warning
• Tardy 3—Detention
• Tardy 4—Detentions (2)
• Tardy 5 – 2 days Modified ISR
• Tardy 6 – Friday School (4p-6p)
• Tardy 7 – In School Restriction
Other possible consequences include other
administrative options, loss of parking permit.
Early Dismissals: Early dismissals will be granted in the
event that a student must leave school to go on a verified
doctor, dental, or other medical, counseling or court
appointment. A note from home is required stating why
the student must leave school, what time the student needs
to leave, and a telephone number for the parent approving
the dismissal. The student’s name, grade, and student ID
should also be clearly stated on the note.
Calls will be made to verify all notes. If your
child has an on-going medical condition which will
require frequent dismissals from school, please call your
student’s counselor and/or contact
Mrs. King in the attendance office.
Frequent dismissals without a
medical explanation will be under
review by the attendance office and
counselors. Students must be
signed out prior to leaving.
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Parent Liaison Michelle, Cofield, 571-252-2200 ext. 82047
The Parent Liaison is a LCPS staff member, not a
volunteer, who works to bridge the communication gap
between school and home by helping parents get the
information, help, and support they need to ensure their
child's academic and social success in school.
Confidentiality is always upheld.
School-Based Mental Health Services
and Community Partners
Loudoun MHSADS: Student Referral for Assessment: 703-771-5177 Substance Abuse Outpatient and MHSADS Outreach: 703-771-5734 Direct 703-771-5155: Access Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Loudoun County Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) 703-777-0320: 24 hours/7 days Walk-In Assistance: Daily:7:00 am.-11:00 p.m.
Community Partners: Child Protective Services: 703-771-KIDS(5437) PRS CrisisLink (24 hours/7 days): 703-527-4077: Phone 703-940-0888: Text National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800)273-TALK(8255) Youth Crisis Hotline: (800)HIT HOME(448-4663) Children’s Regional Crisis Response: 844-627-4747 Alcoholics Anonymous- NOVA: 703-876-6166 or (800)208-8649 Narcotics Anonymous- Dulles Corridor: (800)543-4670 Family Connections: 571-258-3071 HealthWorks for Northern Virginia: 703-443-2000 extension 4730
When to reach out: Changes in school performance (changes in grades,
attendance)
Mood changes
complaining of illness before school
Increased disciplinary problems at school
Experiencing problems at home or family situation (stress,
trauma, divorce, substance abuse, exposure to poverty conditions, domestic violence)
Communication from teachers about problems at school
Dealing with existing mental health concerns
David, Oswalt, School Nurse
Guarding Against The Flu The flu vaccine is available at pharmacies,
military clinics, the Health Department or from your
doctor. Remember that it can take up to 2 weeks for the flu
vaccine to become effective. According to the CDC, flu
activity is normally low, but outbreaks of flu can happen
as early as October.
Take 3 steps to protect yourself against the flu.
1. CDC recommends a yearly flu vaccine as the best way
to protect against flu.
2. Everyday preventative actions like covering your
cough, staying away from people who are sick and
washing your hands often can help prevent the spread of
respiratory viruses like the flu.
3. See your doctor within 48hrs.of flu onset. Influenza
antiviral medications are an important second line of
defense against the flu.
Medication Drop Off Parents, the clinic is a very busy place within our
school. If you need to keep medication in the clinic, or if
you need to speak with the health center regarding your
student’s health care needs during the school day, please
call to make an appointment at 571-252-2215.
Please remember that all medication must be
brought to the clinic by the parent in its original container.
ALL prescribed medications must have the Authorization
for Medication form completed by the prescribing
provider and signed by the parent. For more information
regarding medications, Allergy Action Plans, Asthma
Action Plans and other forms needed, go to the website
LCPS.org, click under the Parents tab, select Medication
at School, scroll down to Health Forms for Medical
Needs.
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Clinic Information • The clinic’s direct line is (571) 252-2215
• If your student has any significant medical needs, please
notify the nurse even if the school has been notified in
previous school years. If your child has diabetes,
seizures, life-threatening allergies, asthma or uses an
inhaler, you should pick up forms for you and your
physician to complete so the school can understand and
address your student’s needs.
• A parent or guardian must deliver any medication
(prescription or non-prescription) to the school office
or clinic. Students should not transport any
medication to or from school. Parents are responsible
for picking up unused medication. If a student
mistakenly brings medication, he should turn it in to the
clinic immediately.
• The nurse must have written instructions from the
physician in order to administer prescription
medication.
These instructions should include:
• Student’s name.
• Name and purpose of the medication.
• Dosage and time of administration.
• Possible side effects and measures to take if they
should occur.
• End date for administering the medication.
• Parent signature giving permission to administer
medicine and to contact student’s Physician.
• Physician’s signature.
• A copy of the special “Medication Form” that should be
used appears later in this newsletter.
• All prescription medicine must be in the original
pharmacy bottle with the proper label containing the
name of the student, dosage, and instructions for
administration. If you ask, the pharmacy will give you
an extra bottle with the proper amount of medication for
school.
• If the nurse needs to give non-prescription medication, it
must be in original packaging with the name of the
medicine and instructions.
• The nurse must have a note from the parent regarding
when and how much medicine to administer.
• The nurse will only give the amount listed on the
package for your student’s age and weight and for the
recommended length of time, the student should receive
the medicine unless she has doctor’s orders on a
medication form that indicates otherwise.
• The nurse cannot administer medicine that is not in its
original container.
• Students who have fevers should be kept at home until
free of fever for 24 hours.
• All 10th graders and students new to Loudoun County
Public Schools will be screened for vision and hearing
during the first two months of school. Parents will be
notified of any concerns.
Be sure to keep the “Emergency Information” up-to-date
so that we can reach you if your student is ill or injured.
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is the only medication
supplied by the school. The nurse must have written parental
permission in order to administer this medication. Please be
sure that the Tylenol permission information on the
emergency card is complete and that your signature is on the
form. Because Acetaminophen, in large amounts, over a
period of time, can cause liver damage, the nurse will give
only 4 doses in a 4 week period. Before a fifth dose is given,
the parent will be contacted.
STUDENTS MAY
NOT BRING
MEDICATIONS TO
SCHOOL.
MEDICATIONS
MUST BE DROPPED
OFF BY A PARENT.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AUTHORIZATION FOR MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS:
Name of Medication:
Dosage/ Length of Time:
Time of Day to b Dose Given: Side Effects:______________________________
Received By: Date:
DISTRIBUTION: Original to be kept with medication. Copy to Student Health Record. Copy to Physician.
PHYSICIAN/ DENTIST SECTION
(Must be completed by Physician/ Dentist)
PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:
Name of Medication:
Reason medication is needed, unless confidential:
Dosage: Length of Time:
Time of day to be given:
If potentially serious side effects exist, please outline any necessary emergency response
on a separate sheet.
Physician/ Dentist Signature: Date:
Physician/ Dentist PRINTED Name: ____
Physician/ Dentist Phone: Fax:
Physician/ Dentist Address :
PHYSICIAN/ DENTIST SECTION
PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS:
Name of Medication:
Reason medication is needed, unless confidential:
Dosage: Length of Time:
Time of day to be given:
If potentially serious side effects exist, please outline any necessary emergency response
on a separate sheet.
Physician/ Dentist Signature: Date:
Physician/ Dentist PRINTED Name: ____
Physician/ Dentist Phone: Fax:
Physician/ Dentist Address :
PARENT/ GUARDIAN SECTION
Student DOB Age Grade
School Homeroom Teacher
Parent/ Guardian Signature Date
Parent/ Guardian Printed Name
Signature gives permission for principal’s designee to administer prescribed medicine and gives principal’s designee
permission to contact physician/ dentist if necessary. For Over-the-Counter medicine, parent’s signature gives principal’s
designee permission to administer medicine.
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STONE BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL “Home of the Bulldogs”
Application for Season Athletic Passes 2017-2018
Season passes are good for all regular home games at Stone Bridge High School for the school year 2017-2018. This does not include playoff or tournament games. The family plan is for immediate family members living in the same house. A maximum of six members (2 adults and 4 children) can be on a family membership.
If you attend all Stone Bridge home games this year, you will spend over $500.00 on tickets. Season passes can provide a tremendous saving to families of student-athletes involved in multiple sports. Fill out the order form below, make check payable to Stone Bridge High School, and return to school either by mail or in person to the Athletic Department. For further information, please call the Athletic Department at (571)-252-2210. Thank you for supporting Stone Bridge Athletics. New this year, we will be offering an individual student pass for $75. A Student pass MUST BE PRESENTED WITH ID.
** NO SEASON PASSES WILL BE SOLD AT ATHLETIC EVENTS!! ** (Applications can be picked up at any athletic event and will be processed for use at future events)
A season pass entitles the person whose name appears on the pass admittance to any regular season home athletic event (personal I.D. must be presented with pass). The No Re-entry Rule will apply to season
ticket holders and the season pass is non-transferable. Any misuse of the pass may result in revocation without refund. For further information, contact the Athletic Department at (571)-252-2210.
PLEASE NOTE **THERE IS A $5 FEE TO REPLACE LOST OR STOLEN CARDS**
*PASS MUST BE PRESENTED AT TICKET GATE FOR ADMITTANCE TO EVENT* (Season Pass holders should enter through the Pass Gate to the left of the ticket booth)
***************************************************************************** Family Plan: $250.00 Check #: ____________ (Office Use Only) (Two (2) Adults & Four (4) Children maximum on family plan)
Adult #1: ______________________________ Adult #2: _______________________________
(Please print) (Please print)
Student #1: ____________________________ Student # 2 _____________________________ (Please print) (Please print)
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Student #3: ____________________________ Student #4 _____________________________ (Please print) (Please print)
****************************************************************************** CIRCLE ONE:
Adult Only: $100 Check #:_________________ (Office Use Only)
Student Only: $75 Name:_____________________________
2017-18 Calendar
August 17 Stone Bridge Student Orientation
August 24: First Day of School for Students
September 4: Holiday (Labor Day)
October 9: Holiday (Columbus Day)
October 23 Student Holiday
November 6-7: Student Holidays
November 22-24: Holiday (Thanksgiving)
Dec. 22-Dec. 30 Winter Break
January 1 Holiday (New Year’s Day)
January 15: Holiday (Martin Luther King Jr. Day)
January 29: Moveable Student Holiday *
February 19: Holiday (Presidents’ Day)
March 26-30 Spring Break
April 2: Student Holiday
April 9: Student Holiday
May 28: Holiday (Memorial Day)
June 13: Last Day of School *Parents with child-care or other weekday scheduling concerns – The date of this MOVEABLE
Planning/Records/Conference Day between first and second semesters may change, if the school calendar
changes due to school closings for inclement weather or other emergencies. Parents with childcare or other
scheduling concerns should be prepared.
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9 Week Grading Period Ending Dates
November 3, 2017
January 26, 2018
April 6, 2018
June 13, 2018
LCPS Grading Scale & AP Weighting
Letter Grade Numerical Grade Quality Points
A+ 98 - 100 4.3
A 93 – 97 4.0
A- 90 – 92 3.7
B+ 87 – 89 3.3
B 83 – 86 3.0
B- 80 – 82 2.7
C+ 77 – 79 2.3
C 73 – 76 2.0
C- 70 – 72 1.7
D+ 67 – 69 1.3
D 63 – 66 1.0
D- 60 – 62 0.7
F 59 & below 0.0
Advanced Placement Grade Weighting = Additional Quality Points of 1.0
REGULATION 5-5 PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINING CLASS RANK
If a Student is Allowed to Drop a Class During the:
First Grading Period of the Course1
Second Grading Period of the Course
Third Grading Period of the Course
Fourth Grading Period of the Course
Full-Year Course One Credit
Courses dropped will
not be counted in GPA
or class rank
WP or WF recorded
Courses dropped will not be counted in GPA or class rank
WP or WF recorded
Courses dropped will not be counted in GPA or class rank
WP or F is recorded
Courses dropped will
not be counted in GPA
unless it is an F
F will be calculated into GPA and class rank
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One Semester Course Half Credit
Courses dropped will not be counted in GPA
WP or F is recorded
Courses
dropped will not be
counted in GPA unless it
is an F
F will be calculated into GPA and class rank
GPA
Courses dropped will not be counted in grade-point average except when an F is received.
1For the first grading period only, a student enrolled in a full-year or one-semester course will have one week (5 school days)
after the date on which report cards are sent home in which to drop a course without having a grade recorded.
Please contact your School Counseling Office if you have questions.
SBHS Schedules & Lunches
Period Regular Advisory 1 Hour Delay 2 Hour Delay
Warning Bells 9:09 & 9:12 9:09 & 9:12 10:09 & 10:12 11:09 & 11:12
1 & 5 9:15 – 10:47 9:15 – 10:40 10:15 – 11:30 11:15 – 12:11
Warning Bell 10:51 10:44 11:34 12:15
Advisory No Advisory
10:46 – 11:26 No Advisory No Advisory
Warning Bell 11:30
2 & 6 10:53 – 12:22 11:32 – 12:47 11:36 – 12:50 12:17 – 1:13
Warning Bell 12:26 12:51 12:54 1:17
3 & 7 12:28 – 2:28 12:53 – 2:41 12:56 – 2:43 1:19 – 2:58
A – Lunch 12:28 – 12:58 12:47 – 1:20 12:50 – 1:23 1:13 – 1:46
B – Lunch 12:58 – 1:28 1:31 – 2:04 1:33 – 2:06 1:52 - 2:25
C – Lunch 1:28 – 1:58 2:08 – 2:41 2:10 – 2:43 2:27 – 2:58
D – Lunch 1:58 – 2:28 No D Lunch No D Lunch No D Lunch
Warning Bell 2:32 2:45 2:47 3:02
4 & 8 2:34 – 4:03 2:47 – 4:03 2:49 – 4:03 3:04 – 4:03
Lunch Regular (4 Lunches)
Advisory & Delay Schedule (3 Lunches)
A Day B Day
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A Health/PE
Math Science
Math Math, Study Hall World Languages
B World Languages
Social Science World Languages
Social Science Social Science
English
C English
Study Hall English
Study Hall
Health/PE, Fine Arts Career/Tech Ed, Science
*Senior classes at teacher discretion*
D Career/Tech Ed
Fine Arts Senior classes
Career/Tech Ed Fine Arts
Senior Classes No D Lunch
Stone Bridge High School
43100 Hay Road
Ashburn, VA 20147
Stone Bridge High School Administration
Matthew Wilburn, Principal
Sheila Alzate, Assistant Principal
Kevin Tyson, Assistant Principal
Stacee Huffer, Assistant Principal
Robert T. Lucas, Counseling Director
David Hembach, Athletic Director
Katherine Farrish, Bookkeeper
Adriana Rice, Activities Coordinator
Michelle Cofield, Parent Liaison
Main Office (571) 252-2200
Main Fax (571) 252-2201
Counseling Office (571) 252-2214
Absentee Line (571) 252-2202
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Needing Assistance for a Public Program?
If, due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to participate meaningfully in any part of the listed meetings
or events at Stone Bridge High School, please contact the school at 571-252-2200.
HOME OF THE BULLDOGS
Athletic Dept. (571) 252-2210
Clinic (571) 252-2215
Sports Hotline (571) 252-2211
43100 Hay Road, Ashburn, VA 20147
www.lcps.org
