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Andover Central School July 2016 Newsletter

NEWSLETTER

July 2016

The Andover Central School District Takes Every Day to Maximize

The Opportunities and Full Potential of Every Child

Congratulations and

Best Wishes to the

Class of 2016

Andover Central School 2 July 2016 Newsletter

MR. MORRIS, PRINCIPAL…

New Safety Regulations Call for Lock-Down Drills

This year new regulations were approved that call for schools to have fewer fire

drills but more lock-down drills. The new rules were the result of long discussions by the

New York State School Safety Improvement Team, which was comprised of offices from

the state education department, Governor’s office, state police, the state division of crimi-

nal justice services, and the New York state homeland security team.

The new statute calls for all public schools to have twelve drills in the school year.

Eight of the drills are to be evacuation (fire) drills, and four are to be lock-down drills.

Eight of the twelve drills have to be done before December 31st, and the remaining four

are to be done in the spring.

Andover Central School will have a “Safety Day” again this fall. Many of these

drills along with shelter in place drills will be conducted on this day. There will still be a

need for drills on other days because of time. Because the lock-down drills will become

more common, parents will no longer get a call through our School Messenger system be-

fore the drills begin. We will treat the drills just like fire drills. Sometimes a lock-down

drill might be conducted with the help of local law enforcement. So, please do not be

alarmed. In the case of a real emergency, parents will be notified as soon as possible by

the proper authorities.

We will talk to students about these drills at the beginning of the school year so that

they are not alarmed. We will instruct teachers about procedures once again at the start of

the school year, and they will reassure students that the drills have to be taken seriously,

but they should not be frightened.

Obviously, the goal is to keep our students as safe as possible, and have them ready,

should an event occur. With practice, students will be more comfortable with the proce-

dures and in turn, will be safer. As always, please feel free to call me with questions or

concerns at 607-478-8491, extension 240, or email me at [email protected].

Sincerely,

Mr. Jon E. Morris, Principal

mailto:[email protected]


MRS. CORNELL’S CURRICULUM CORNER…

Dear Andover Family,

I hope this letter finds you well and that you have begun to enjoy the summer with family and

friends. We have been very blessed with this wonderful warm weather! I would like to take a

moment to thank you for your support and collaboration in making the 2015-2016 school year

such a success. Our students have grown leaps and bounds academically!

This year, we reviewed multiple data points as part of our continuous improvement process with

our data inquiry teams (k-8). The teachers worked hard at manipulating their data walls and mak-

ing sure that each individual student was appropriately placed in an intervention group based on

their individual needs. Our Response to Intervention (RtI) process proved to be designed well

and supported our student achievement. My goal is always to ensure equity for all students so

they receive the individual support they need to reach and exceed our standards and expectations.

Below I have attached a brief data analysis of our iReady diagnostic results throughout our past

year. I am so proud of our students and teachers hard work ethic, perseverance and effort. They

did a great job this year and should be commended.

Reading:

Math:

Enjoy the rest of your summer!

Your Partner in Education,

Kathryn Cornell

Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Staff Development

Category December March June

Average growth (k-6)

12% 27% 30%

Highest grade level

growth

30% 58% 65%

# of students prof. 17% 45% 51%

Avg. % progress towards

100% target growth

72% 106% 104%

Category December March June

Average growth (k-6)

17% 30% 44%

Highest grade level growth 41% 53% 88%

# of students prof. 18% 53% 61%


100% target growth (K-6)

67% 107% 129%


100% target growth (7-8)

53% 78% 93%


EARLY LITERACY PROGRAM…

Early Literacy Program Application Extra! Extra! Read All About It!

In a few short years, your child will be attending preschool at Andover Central School District. We would like to get you started now and begin to get your child ready by offering you the opportunity to join the Early Literacy Program. If you are a resident of the Andover Central School District and the parent of a baby born after the date of July 1, 2016, we would like to congratulate you on the birth of your precious child! Andover School District’s Early Literacy Program would also like to provide you with a few FREE baby board books for you to read to your child.

So, how do you get these great books? All you have to do is notify us by mail or come in to the

district office between 8:00 am – 3:00 pm during the week or email your name and address to

[email protected]. We will mail the books out to you within a few days after receiving your

information.

Andover Central School Attn: Kathryn Cornell Early Literacy Program 31-35 Elm Street Andover, NY 14806

Please complete the New Parent Information and return it to the school by mail, in person or by email. Name of Parent(s):

___________________________________________________________________ Please check:

BOY GIRL Address: _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________



GUIDANCE OFFICE NEWS…

Quarter 4 Honor and Merit Roll Grades 4-12

Fourth Grade Honor Roll – Makaila Brewster, Adreanna Buchholz, Brody Carlin, Myya Davis,

Samuel Gertzen, Ava Grice, Caitlin Lamphier, Kiersten Lamphier, Jaci Matison, Kaiden Miller,

Derek Perkins, Erica Perkins, Louis Simon, Austin VanCuren

Fourth Grade Merit Roll – Chloe Burr, William Grant, Emily Hills, Landyn Ordiway, Adein Outman

Fifth Grade Honor Roll – Kori Carlin, Austyn Cooper, Gracieanne Gaylord, Will Kent, Aidan Meehan,

Layton Miller, Kohler Niedermaier, Gregory Reilly, Morgan Satterlee, Emily Schweigart

Fifth Grade Merit Roll – Alexander Baker

Sixth Grade Honor Roll – Cormac Brown, Matthew Bull, Jayden Dix, Olivia Hanks, Brynne Hunt,

Raegan Ordway, Jayden Reed, Corinna Wood, Richard York

Sixth Grade Merit Roll – Rylie Bryan, Amos Gertzen, Tyler Hackett, Hayden Niedermaier

Seventh Grade Honor Roll – Kaitlyn Calladine, Jaycie Carlin, Blaze Dreyer, Sara French, Liberty Gaylord,

Kelsie Niedermaier, Katherine Reilly, Livia Simon

Seventh Grade Merit Roll – Spencer Cook, Zowie Geffers, Bryce Perry, Christopher Walker

Eighth Grade Honor Roll – Mikey Green Jr., Maggie Helveston, Evan Kent, Preston Ordway, Emily Wahl,

Parker Wallace, Makayla Whitesell, Christy Wood

Eighth Grade Merit Roll – Madison Graham, Taylor Hunt, Hayleigh Niedermaier

Ninth Grade Honor Roll – Kaitlyn Allen, Caitlan Dean, Abigail Grice, Michelle Schweigart, Leah Simon,

Bryce Warriner, Kendra Waters

Ninth Grade Merit Roll – Grace Howland, Travis Joyce

Tenth Grade Honor Roll – Nadya Davis, Lisette Gregory, Taylor Knepfler, Nykole Nevol, Emma Terhune

Tenth Grade Merit Roll – Nathan Adams, Gage Geffers, Logan Graham, Emily Kelley

Eleventh Grade Honor Roll – Carla Crampton, Elizabeth Grossman, Lexi Horton, Tori Shaw

Eleventh Grade Merit Roll – James Abbott, Camryn Dougherty, Gretta Howland, Shelby Sullivan,

Stephen Walker

Twelfth Grade Honor Roll – Ryan Barber, Spencer Coyle, Evan Gertzen, Jillian Gregory, Jesse Mann,

Colton Perry, Benjamin Snoreck, Madeline Todd, Dakota Whitesell

Twelfth Grade Merit Roll – Madison Bryan, Cody Monroe, Cassandra Wahl, Jordan Wlasniewski


GUIDANCE OFFICE NEWS…

Kelsie

Niedermaier Grade 7

94.44

BOCES HONOR ROLL FOR 4TH QUARTER 2015-2016

JUNIOR HONOR

JAMES ABBOTT CRIMINAL JUSTICE

DANIEL BROWN WELDING/METAL FABRICATION

DEREK BUSH MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

ALEXIS RUHLMAN ANIMAL SCIENCE

JUNIOR HIGH HONOR

RACHEL EMERSON CRIMINAL JUSTICE

KODI MERRELL NATURAL RESOURCES

BRYCE ORDIWAY WELDING/METAL FABRICATION

ETHAN REYNOLDS MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

SHELBY SULLIVAN COSMETOLOGY

SENIOR HONOR

EVAN GERTZEN NATURAL RESOURCES

ASHLEY LOUNSBERRY CULINARY ARTS

CODY MONROE NATURAL RESOURCES

CASSANDRA WAHL MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

JORDAN WLASNIEWSKI COSMETOLOGY

KYLEN ZENGERLE WELDING/METAL FABRICATION

SENIOR HIGH HONOR

RYAN BARBER PROJECT LEAD THE WAY

SPENCER COYLE NATURAL RESOURCES

JESSE MANN MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

COLTON PERRY NATURAL RESOURCES

BENJAMIN SNORECK PROJECT LEAD THE WAY

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The following students have the highest average for their grade level for the

4th quarter of the 2015-2016 school year.

STUDENT OF THE QUARTER

Makayla

Whitesell Grade 8

97.56

Leah

Simon Grade 9

98.33

Nykole

Nevol Grade 10

96.93

Lexi

Horton Grade 11

95.53

Dakota

Whitesell Grade 12

97.00


CLASS OF 2016 HONORS…

Class of 2016 Awards

Ryan Barber Meryln D. Whiting Armed Forces Award; Doris Church Award;

Keith Boatswain Class of '75 Award

Madison Bryan Bartz-Conde-Reil Scholarship - 2nd Alternate; Charles H. Joyce Scholarship

Spencer Coyle Alfred State College Alumni Association Scholarship; Kevin Gavin Memorial Award;

Rod & Gun Club Bob Goodridge & Ed Sackett Award; Ed Sackett Award

Matthew Dickerson Allegany County Pomona Grange #45 Inspiration Award

Joseph Dowell IUOE /PLCA Alfred State Scholarship

Evan Gertzen US Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award; Bartz-Conde-Reil Scholarship - 1st

Alternate

Jillian Gregory NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence - 2nd Place; Red & Jean Allen Award;

Dick Rifenburg Country Music Award; AAUW Science and Math Award; National

Honor Society Scholarship - Local; Andover Alumni Association Scholarship; Ed

Sackett Award; Robert J. McClure Scholarship - 1st Place; All County Music Award;

Andover Lions Club Scholarship; Andover Class of '72 Follow Your Dream Award

Taylor Jackson US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award - Female; James H. and Reba Kessler

Memorial Award; ; Allegany County Athletic Association Scholar Athlete - Winter

Female; Ed Sackett Award; Andover Haunted House Committee Award

Ashley Lounsberry Rosemary Burger Scholarship - 2nd Place; Robert J. McClure Scholarship - 2nd Place

Celeste Mann Class of '75 Award

Jesse Mann Class of '75 Award

Cody Monroe Class of '75 Award

Colton Perry Merton L. Preston Memorial Scholarship; IUOE/PLCA Alfred State Scholarship;

Richard York Memorial Award

Ryan Sampson Class of '75 Award

Benjamin Snoreck Allegany County Area Foundation Ian Gregory Bole Memorial Scholarship; Rosemary

Burger Scholarship - 1st Place; US Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award -

Male; Allegany County Athletic Association Scholar Athlete - Spring Male; William

Brown II Memorial Award; Lynch-Burgett Post #397 American Legion Scholarship

...Continued on Page 10


CLASS OF 2016 GRADUATES…

Ryan

Hugh

Barber

Keith

Armad

Boatswain

Madison

Emily

Bryan

Spencer

Martin

Coyle

Not Pictured -

Matthew

Lee

Dickerson Joseph

Ryan

Dowell

Evan

Alan

Gertzen

Jillian

Lynn

Gregory

Taylor

Leann

Jackson

Ashley

Elizabeth

Lounsberry

Celeste

Susann

Mann


CLASS OF 2016 GRADUATES…

Not Pictured -

Cassandra

Ellen

Wahl

Jesse

Robert

Mann

Cody

Wade

Monroe

Colton

James

Perry

Ryan

James

Sampson

Dakota

Philip

Whitesell

Hannah

Lee

Winters

Jordan

Marie

Wlasniewski

Kylen

Matthew

Zengerle

Benjamin

John

Snoreck

Madeline

Marie

Todd

Brandon

David

Valentin


CLASS OF 2016 HONORS - CONTINUED…

Madeline Todd Allegany County Area Foundation Belva Waite Scholarship; Rosemary Burger

Scholarship - Alternate; US Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award - Female;

Allegany County Athletic Association Scholar Athlete - Fall Female

Brandon Valentin Dick & Mary Stimson Neighborhood Award; US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete -

Male; Murlyn Conde Award; Allegany County Athletic Association Scholar Athlete -

Fall Male; Bob Goodridge Award; Outstanding ACS Senior Choir Member

Cassandra Wahl Allegany County Pomona Grange #45 Perseverance Award; Clarence L. Davis

Memorial Award

Dakota Whitesell NYS Scholarship for Academic Excellence - 1st Place; Olean Times Herald Big 30 All

Academic Nominee; US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award; Gregory Smith Memorial

Award; New York State Comptroller Achievement Award; Alfred State College

Distinguished Scholars Excellence in Education Scholarship; Doug Vars Award; DAR

Good Citizen Certificate; National Honor Society Scholarship - County; Andover

Alumni Association Scholarship; Allegany County Athletic Association Scholar Athlete

- Winter Male; Andover Band Club Award; John Philip Sousa Award; Andover Youth

Sports Award; Andover Lions Club Scholarship; Allegany County Deputy Sheriff's

Association Scholarship; Madeline Short Woodruff Memorial Scholarship; Helen

Babcock Memorial Scholarship; Pat Perrone Athletic/Science Award

Hannah Winters Doris Reil Harder and George Reil Memorial Scholarship; Allegany County Athletic

Association Scholar Athlete - Spring Female

Jordan Wlasniewski Bartz-Conde-Reil Scholarship - Winner; Jane Troxell Memorial Award; Andover

Alumni Association Scholarship; Bob Goodridge Award

Kylen Zengerle Distribution Contractors Association Curtis Allen Scholarship; Scott Hancock Memorial

Award; David L. Wallace Memorial Scholarship; Bob Goodridge Award; Mel Mickle

Scholarship

Congratulations to the Andover Central School

Graduating Class of 2016!


ELEMENTARY OLYMPICS…

Miss Bowen would like to congratulate all of the 2016 Olympic winners and partici-pants. She would also like to thank everyone for helping put on a very successful 30th year of “Olympic Field Day.” From those who helped prepare the fields and music, to Carol Richmond and the cafeteria staff for a great lunch, the teachers, spe-cials, Ms. Steffenhagen and Ms. Stout who prepared all the final calculations. Great job to everyone and thank you for the many years of great support! Here are the 2016 Olympic Winners:

2016 Summer Olympic Winners Kindergarten

Gold – Julianna Phelps and

Carter Clemons

Silver – Caterina Persons and

Darius Rossrucker

Bronze – Makenna Madison and

Zachary Hosmer

1st Grade

Gold – Alexis Allen and

Brody Vance

Silver – Lily Green and

Wyatt Green

Bronze – Lexi Green and

Carter Grice

2nd

Grade

Gold – Courtney Dowell and

Colton Calladine

Silver – Brylee Buchholz and

Nicholas Reilly

Bronze – Elizabeth Failla and

Clayton Schweigart

3rd Grade

Gold – Savannah Dunham and

Isaiah Lee

Silver – Maci Hackett and

Ronan MacCrea

Bronze – Leigha Phelps and

Colton Updyke

4th Grade

Gold – Adreanna Buchholz and

Brody Carlin

Silver – Ava Grice and

Adein Outman

Bronze – Jaci Matison and

Kaiden Miller

5th Grade

Gold – Caroline Walker and

Layton Miller

Silver – Gabrielle Terhune and

Austyn Cooper

Bronze – Gracieanne Gaylord and

Will Kent

6th Grade

Gold – Rylie Bryan and

Jayden Dix

Silver – Addison Morgan and

Cormac Brown

Bronze – Isabella Mosher and

Ethan McRae

½ Mile Run:

Gold

Makaila Brewster (3:17)

Kaiden Miller (3:09)

Silver

Maci Hackett (3:20)

Ronan MacCrea (3:16)

Bronze

Adrianna Buchholz (3:21)

Elden Terhune (3:19)

One Mile Run:

Gold

Gabrielle Terhune (6:14)

Austyn Cooper (6:09)

Silver

Rylie Bryan (7:34)

Layton Miller (6:30)

Bronze

Caroline Walker (8:29)

Will Kent (7:20)

Girls’ Sportsmanship Winners

Kindergarten – MaKenna Vance

1st Grade – Isabelle Wlasniewski

2nd Grade – Reece Winters

3rd Grade – Allyson Schweigart

4th

Grade – Caitlin Lamphier

5th Grade – Emily Schweigart

6th Grade – Tyler Hackett

Boys’ Sportsmanship Winners

Kindergarten – Jacob Kurk

1st Grade – Vincent Joyce

2nd Grade – James Miller-Young

3rd Grade – Ethan Warriner

4th

Grade – Landyn Ordiway

5th Grade – Gregory Reilly

6th Grade – Olivia Hanks

1st Grade Relay Winners

Rogan Perkins, Emma Bentley,

Gage Putnam and

Brynna Gaylord

2nd Grade Relay Winners

Colton Calladine, Trey Kent,

Kelsey VanCuren and

Janiyah Gilliam

3rd Grade Relay Winners

Elden Terhune, Leigha Phelps,

Lennox Hackett and

Tristan Meehan

4th Grade Relay Winners

Brody Carlin, Louis Simon,

Austin VanCuren and

Chloe Burr


Layton Miller, Caroline Walker,

Taegen MacCrea and

Dakota Illerbrun


Matthew Bull, Carson Frungillo,

Austin Davenport and

Raegan Ordway


ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST…

Pre-K - Mrs. Starks • 3 containers of LYSOL wipes • 2 Black Dry Erase Markers • 1 Set Extra Clothes in Big Ziploc Bag with Child’s Name Kindergarten - Miss Burrows • Plastic Pencil Box • Pair of Blunt Tip Scissors • 1 Box of 24 Crayons • Several Glue Sticks • 1 Package Dry Erase Markers • 1 plastic coated 2-pocket folder • 1 Paint Shirt • 1 Composition Book • 1 Package Washable Markers • 1 Box Gallon Ziploc bags • 1 Box Quart Ziploc bags 1st Grade - Ms. Cone • 1 Standard Size Plastic Pencil Box • 4 Packages of Pencils • 6 Glue Sticks • 1 Box of Crayons • 1 Pair of Scissors • 1 Package of Markers • 2 Plastic, 2-Pocket Folders • 1 Highlighter • 1 Package Dry Erase Markers • 1 Spiral Notebook • Erasers If you have any questions, please email [email protected] 2nd Grade - Mrs. Mattison • 2 Standard Size Plastic Pencil Box • 2 Plastic Pocket Folders • 2 Sturdy Pocket Folders • 1 Package of Highlighters • 2 Boxes of Crayons (24 count – no bigger for whole year) • 3 Packages of Pencils • 1 Package of Markers • 2-4 Large Erasers (no pencil top erasers please) • 5 Glue Sticks • 1 Pair of Scissors • 1 Package of Dry Erase Markers • 1 Set Earbuds or Headphones 3rd Grade - Mrs. Shay • Pencils/Erasers (2 packs of 10) • Colored Pencils or Crayons • 1 pocket folder • 1 Spiral Notebook • 4 Dry Erase Markers • Headphones or Earbuds Please do not send in binders and trapper keepers.

4th Grade - Ms. Stout • #2 Pencils • Pencil Box • Erasers • Crayons/Colored Pencils • Markers (Optional) • Dry Erase Markers (at least 2) • Scissors • Glue Sticks • Folders - Blue, Yellow, Green and Red • Homework Folder (Any Design) • Highlighters • 1 Package of Wide Ruled Paper • Kleenex • 1 Spiral Notebook • Headphones or Earbuds

5th Grade - Mr. Robinson • Notebook Paper • Pencils • Erasers • 4 Spiral Notebooks • 5 Pocket Folders • Scissors • Colored Pencils/Crayons • 3x5 Index Cards (200) • Index Card Box • Composition Notebook

6th Grade - Mrs. Watson • 4 Single Subject Notebooks • 4 Pocket Folders • 1 Pack Loose Leaf Paper • Pencils • Cap Erasers • Colored Pencils, Markers • 2 Glue Sticks • 1 Pencil Box or Pouch • 3 Packs of Post-It Notes (3 inches x 3 inches) • 2 Dry Erase Markers (Any Color)

Mr. Bosworth’s 12:1:1 Class • 2 Pocket Folders (Laminated or Plastic) • 1 Package Dry Erase Markers • 2-4 Large Erasers • 3 Packages Glue Sticks • 1 Elmer’s Glue • 2 Toothbrushes • 1 Tube of Toothpaste • Deodorant

4th, 5th and 6th Grade Band - Miss Newman • 1 One-Inch Black Binder with Dividers • Pencils • Pencil Pouch • Index Cards

Pre-K – 6th Grade Art - Miss Shafer • Smock or Apron (Optional) • Non-Mechanical Pencils


7-12 GRADE SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST...

Studio in Art - Miss Shafer • 1 Fine Point Sharpie • 1 Ultra Fine Point Sharpie • Non-Mechanical Pencils Photography 1 - Miss Shafer • 1 - 4GB SD Memory Card • Non-Mechanical Pencils Jr. High Choir, Sr. High Choir, Acapella Choir - Mrs. Mikols • 1 Black Binder with Dividers • Pencils • Pencil Pouch (If student is in multiple choirs, only 1 binder is needed) 7-12 Grade Band - Miss Newman • 1-inch Black Binder with Dividers • Pencils • Pencil Pouch • Index Cards 7th Grade FACS – Mrs. Bannerman • 1 old, button up shirt • 1 yard fabric • 1 bag of polyester fill for a pillow Science 7, Science 8, Chemistry - Mr. Brubaker • 1 or 1.5-inch, 3 Ring Binder • Writing Utensil (Pen or Pencil Every Day) Living Environment, Earth Science and Physics – Mr. Demster • 3 Subject Notebook or 1 ½ inch Binder with Paper • Pocket Folder for Lab • Blue/Black Pens, pencils, ruler, colored pencils • Assignment book • Graph Paper Physics Students also need Protractor and Graphing Calculator if you have one

Social Studies 7, 8 and 11 - Mr. Close • 1 – 2- or 3-inch, Binder to handle typed lecture notes, worksheets, webs, etc. • Pens and Pencils • 1 Large Notebook for written notes (should last 1 year) • Highlighters • Book Cover for Textbook ELA 7, 8 and 12 - Mrs. Kent • 1 Composition Notebook • 1 Spiral Notebook • Loose Leaf Paper • 1 Two-Pocket Folder • Pens, Pencils and Highlighters • 2-inch Binder for Data Notebook use Grades 7 and 8 – a homework agenda will be provid-ed for you Grade 12 – please purchase a homework agenda English 9, English 10, English 11 & ACE English – Mrs. Meehan • 2016-2017 Student Planner • 1 3-Subject or 5-Subject notebook • 3-Ring Binder (Preferably 3-inch or larger) • 1 Pack Dividers (5+ in a package) • 1 Post-It Notes (enough for personal supply) • 1 Pack of 4 Highlighters • 1 Pack Lined 3x5 Index Cards • Pens (blue or black ink) Global History and Geography, Economics and American Government - Mr. Brown • 3-Ring Binder with Pockets • Blue or Black Pens • Pencils ALL Spanish Classes - Sr. Warner • 3-Ring Binder (Can be same from previous year) • 2 Pocket Folders • 2-3 Blue or Black Pens • 2-3 Pencils 7th and 8th Grade Math – Mr. Shafer • Paper • Pencils • Ruler • TI-30XIIS Scientific Calculator or similar model • Folder

(Continued on next page)


THIS AND THAT...

7-12 School Supply List Continued… Geometry – Mr. Shafer • Paper • Pencils • Ruler • Compass • Protractor • TI-83 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator (not necessary to purchase because we have available calculators for student to use/borrow) • Pack of AAA batteries • 3-inch 3 Ring Binder • Folder Algebra II – Mr. Shafer • Paper • Pencils • Ruler • TI-83 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator (not necessary to purchase because we have available calculators for student to use/borrow) • Pack of AAA batteries • 3-inch 3 Ring Binder • Folder High School Math - Mr. Reilly • Sturdy 3-Ring Binder with Pockets and Pa-per or Spiral Notebook and Pocket Folder • Headphones (To plug into computer) • 1 Dozen AAA Batteries • Highlighters/Colored Pencils • Pencils • Pens Calculator: I believe students who use a gra-phing calculator have a distinct advantage. I recommend Texas Instruments model TI-83 Plus or TI-84 Plus. Students in Integrated Al-gebra, Algebra 2 and Trig, Pre-Calculus and Calculus are required to use graphing calcula-tors on exams. (Graphing calculators available for use in the classroom.) If you have any questions, please email Mr. Reilly at [email protected] or call (607) 478-8491, ext. 275.

The Allegany-Cattaraugus

School Food Service

Association held its very

first banquet in May 2016.

Senator Cathy Young

attended and thanked all

school food service

employees for all they do

for our children. This also

is the first year the associa-

tion presented awards for

Director of the Year and

Food Service Helper of the

Year. Andover Central

School’s very own,

Mrs. Jessica Wieszczyk, was one of the recipients

of the Food Service Helper of the Year awards.

Congratulations, Jessica!



UPCOMING EVENTS…

July, August, September 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

July 24

25 Board of Education Meeting - 6:30 PM

26

27

28

29

30

31 August 1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 Board of Education Meeting - 6:30 PM

9 10 11 12 13

14 15 Varsity Fall Sports Begin Parent/Player Soccer Meeting - 6:00 PM

16 17 18 19 20

21 22 Board of Education Meeting - 6:30 PM Modified Fall Sports Begin

23 24 25 26 27

28 29 30 31 Superintendent’s Conference Day (No Students) Pre-K Open House - 6:00-8:00 PM

September 1 Superintendent’s Conference Day (No Students)

2 3

4 5 Labor Day - No School/ Offices Closed

6 First Day of School

7 8 9 Class Meetings - 1st Period

10


13 14 15 School Picture Day Open House - 6:30-8:00 PM

16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24


27 28 29 30 October 1 Homecoming Weekend Games vs. Whitesville / Dance - 7:00 PM

Dates/Times subject to change...

For the most up to date calendar events/times, please visit school website (www.andovercsd.org)


ANDOVER CENTRAL SCHOOL

31-35 ELM ST., PO BOX G

ANDOVER, N. Y. 14806

ADMINISTRATION Lawrence E. Spangenburg, Superintendent Jon E. Morris, Principal Linda Geer, Business Administrator Kathryn Cornell, Director of Curriculum Instruction and Staff Development BOARD OF EDUCATION Monica Dean, President Cindy Baker, Vice-President Michele Calladine, Member Patrick Howland Jr., Member Brian Perkins, Member STUDENT SERVICES Richard Bull, Guidance Counselor Sheryl Dougherty, Psychologist Beth Klein, School Nurse Cassandra Lamphier, CSE & CPSE Chairperson

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE PAID

Permit No. 1825

Olean, NY 14760

POSTAL PATRON

Or CURRENT RESIDENT

It is the policy of Andover Central School not to discriminate on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, military status, political

affiliation, race, creed or religion, color, national origin, or use of a recognized guide dog, hearing dog or service dog, or disability in the

employment and educational opportunities it offers, including career and technical educational opportunities as required by Title IX of the 1972

Educational Amendments and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries regarding compliance with Title IX may be directed to

the Director of the Office for Civil Rights, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C. or to Andover Central School Title

IX Coordinator, located at Andover Central School, 31-35 Elm Street, Andover, New York. Andover Title IX Coordinators are Richard Bull,

Guidance Counselor, and Sheryl Dougherty, School Psychologist, 478-8491.

Summer Food Service Program The Andover Central School District has once again been participating in the Summer

Food Service Program. Meals are provided to all children 18 years and under without charge.

Acceptance and participation requirements for the program and all activities are the same for all

regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there will be no discrimination

in the course of the meal’s service.

Meals will be provided at the following sites/dates/times:

Andover Central School

31-35 Elm Street

Andover, NY 14806

Monday-Thursday through August 11, 2016

Breakfast 7:15-8:30 AM

Lunch 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Andover Free Library

40 Main Street

Andover, NY 14806

Wednesday Only through August 10, 2016

Lunch Only 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Any person who believes they have been discriminated against in any USDA-related activity should write or call

immediately to: USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C.

20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may

contact USDA Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339 or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). “USDA is an equal oppor-

tunity provider and employer.”

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