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Recognitions of Achievement

April 17, 2013

4/17/2013 Presentation to the Board of Education Slide 2

Invitational Meets Held April 8 through April 10, 2013

7th Grade, Advisor Jeanette Otley First Place in our Region- 3rd in the State

Ian Goodwin

YuQing Xie

Vasista Vovvetti

Harry Wang

Eliza Wieman

Michael Zhang

8th Grade, Advisor Janice Bowers Math League Region 5 Winners

1st Place Team: Andy Chen, Michael Lan, Ryan Won, Benjamin Xing, Adithya Dattatri

2nd Place Team: Abhishek Damajaru, Anna McCarter, Catherine Yu, Justin Burcat, Lucas Attia, Eric Chang

Math League State Winners

1st Place Team: Andy Chen, Michael Lan, Ryan Won, Benjamin Xing, Adithya Dattatri

Math League Individual State Winners:

1st Place: Michael Lan

2nd Place: Adithya Dattatri

3rd Place: Andy Chen

2013 Math League H.B. duPont Middle School Team


Math League 2013 Conrad Schools of Science

Advisor Mandy Reis

7th grade team placed 1st in Region Katie Certesio in 1st place and Wyatt Trotter in 3rd place in the region.

The 8th grade team placed 2nd in Region

Desi Pilla was the top region 4 scorer.


Math Counts

MathCounts State Competition- - First in the State for the 14 straight year. All top 4 students who competed with over 200 students from the state schools were from HB DuPont Middle.

Andy Chen

Michael Lan

Grant Lu

YuQing Xie

Michael Zhan

Vasista Vovvetti

Michael Zhang

Benjamin Xing

Eliza Wieman

Justin Burcat


2013 Delaware Champions Science Olympiad: Placed 1st and 3rd in State, Middle School Division Advisors: Dana and

Abishek Damaraju Alex Narvaez-Duckworth Dakota Neumann

Adithya Dattatri Andrew Amato Emma Bachman

Anna McCarter Ben Dunning Jeffery Neumann

Andy Chen Carson Reynolds Lucas Wood

Ben Xing Daksh Jain Melania Lukianov

ChinChin Xie Eddie Huang Michael Zhang

Eric Chang Elena Hu Ria Ahuja

Gina Zhu Gunjan Mehta Sean McMann

Grace Shiau Ian Goodwin Nikhil Sai

Haley Chambers Kyle Neumann Erin Scott

Magda Mroz Lauren Mason Courtney Gannon

Michael Lan Mariel Hoeschal JT Gannon

Ryan Won Steven Chen Erin Michlacewiz

Shinbee Park Vasista Vovveti Kai taylor

Siddharth Gangrade Will Gioffre

Haoda Wang Erin Cullen Jonathan Zhang


Skyline Science Olympiad

Science Olympiad Team: 5th in State!! 2013

Srkath Adhira

Abubakar Bawo

Biram Bawo

Supritkymar Bodla

James Garcia

Tara Grier

Peter Haushalter

Arynn Hernandez

Raul Jayesh

Suarav Kamath

Swetha Kathiravan

Akshat Katoch

Rohan Murthy

Himaghna Nagandla

Rebeca Pic

Thomas Pisklak

Ava Rice

Abhishek Tippabhatla

Amy Wilkinson

Science Olympiad Conrad Schools of Science Middle School- Advisor- Cristin Brown, Dana Hammaker

Desi Pilla won 2 medals: 2nd place in Write it Do it and 7th place in Rotor Egg Drop

Michael Yacucci won 3 medals: 2nd place in Write it Do it, 7th place in Water Quality, and 9th place in Experimental Design.

Jake Borns won 1 medal: 9th place in Experimental Design

Conrad Science Olympiad- High School- Advisor- Cristin Brown, Dana Hammaker

Keshav Madadi and Zach Rumpf won 1 medal: 5th place in Elastic Lauch Glider

Josh Aegerter and Anthony Morales won 1 medal: 6th place in Elastic Lauch Glider

Phoebe Balascio won 1 medal: 6th place in Water Quality

Derek Bischoff won 1 medal: 8th place in Boomilever


Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Cab Calloway School of the Arts

Gold Key Writing Award winners were:

Aubrey Arnold, Sarah Barker, Kimberly Kasnic, Nikolett Konkoly, Angelica Dillard, Madison Moretto, and Austin Protak. They are supported by teachers – Lisa Coburn, Jane Rae, and Jill Protokowicz.


Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Cab Calloway School of the Arts

Gold Key Art Award winners were:

Christopher Anderson, Juan Avila, Katherine Buell-Fleming, Nicholas Carro, Christian Dexter, Nikita Doskochynskyy, Christine Fu, Matthew Gamble, Maria Ji, Seoyeon Kim, Chelsea Martin, Nicole Morken, Amy Su, Kenneth Testa and Nicole Williams. Nikolett Konkoly Two of these students, Maria Ji and Juan Avila garnered gold for senior portfolios which truly is a significant honor because only 5 portfolio awards are given regionally. They are supported by teachers – Richard Hanel, Toniann DeGregory, Will Greider and Steve Mayo.


Scholastic Art and Writing Awards H.B. duPont Middle School

Elyse Lamey and Nehal Kahn both won Gold awards in the Regional Scholastic Awards held in January at Delaware State University in Dover. This allowed their work to proceed to the National Scholastic Award Competition in NY. Miss Elyse Lamey has received a Silver Award for her ceramic entry, Leaf Vase at the National Art Competition.


Scholastic Art and Writing Awards NATIONAL WINNERS

Cab Calloway: National Scholastic Art and Writing Awards as well. Junior, Aubrey Arnold earned an American Visions Medal (best in the region) for her short story, The Kiss. Hers was chosen from a field of 230,000 submissions of regional gold key works and is among the .08% nationally to receive a 2013 scholastic medal. Eighth grader, Nicole Williams earned a National Silver Medal for her watercolor painting, Iris in Spring. Both students will be honored in NYC on Friday, May 31st at Carnegie Hall! Ms. DeGregory will be accompanying these students to NYC.

H.B. duPont Elyse Lamey has received a Silver Award for her ceramic entry, Leaf Vase at the National Art Competition.


DELAWARE FOUNDATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS SCHOLARSHIPS

This year Cab Calloway Visual Arts Program had 3 students earn scholarships in the Delaware Foundation for the Visual Arts Senior Portfolio Competition and only a total of 5 scholarships are given annually: Juan Avila, first place ($1500) Laura Nagle, 3rd place ($750) Nicholas Carro, 5th place ($300)


CONGRESSIONAL ART AWARD WINNER 2013

Maria Ji. She was named by Congressman Carney as the 2013 Congressional Art Award Winner. Maria will have her painting displayed in the Capitol. Her painting, Surreality, was chosen as the Delaware winner of the annual Congressional Art Competition. Maria is a 12th grade student at Cab Calloway who has been studying under art teacher Richard Hanel. She and the other winners from congressional districts across the nation will be honored at a reception in Washington, D.C. in June. Her work will also be displayed in the Capitol for a year as part of the 2013 Congressional Art Competition exhibit.


Odyssey of the Mind Cab Calloway School of the Arts

The team placed first in the State competition and will advance to the Word Finals at Michigan State on May 22nd. The team is made up of Gabe MacKinney, David Petka, Lukas MacKinney, Jack Petka, Matt Gamble, Cameron Damude and Brian Johansson. This team was also one of three teams at the State Finals to be inducted into the 350 Club after placing first in all three categories judged - long term problem, spontaneous problem, and style. The team was coached by Julie Johnston, and supported by teacher sponsor, Ms. Morris.


Odyssey of the Mind Conrad Schools of Science

High School- Cristin Brown, Advisor

Callahan Smith- OMER Award for over coming adversity and tragedy

Conrad Pet Project team for placing 1st in the state competition.

They also joined the prestigious 350 club by earning perfect scores in all three categories. Coach Paul BrainardCoach Ed Carp; Coach Deborah Brady; Conor Brainard; Connor Carp; Patrick Brady; Kyle Lank; Jacob Robinson; Samuel Bernart;

Thomas Hearn

Middle School OM Advisor- Brian McFarland

Conrad Conrad Odyssey of the Mind Tumblewood structure team for placing 1st in the state. Their

structure also held the most weight of the entire state competition at a whopping 625 pounds.

Coach Michael Ryan Coach Deborah Ryan; Paul Ryan; Edward Carp; Samantha Krass; Desi Pilla; Brendan Moore; Michael Yacucci; Spencer Murray


Odyssey of the Mind

Conrad Conrad Odyssey of the Mind Tumblewood structure team for placing 1st in the state. Their structure also held the most weight of the entire state competition at a whopping 625 pounds.

Coach Michael Ryan

Coach Deborah Ryan

Paul Ryan

Edward Carp

Samantha Krass

Desi Pilla

Brendan Moore

Michael Yacucci

Spencer Murray

Middle School OM Advisor- Brian McFarland


Odyssey of the Mind

Tumblewood- 2nd place-Regionals

-David Burcat

-Andrew Dolan

-Maggie Bounds

-Andy Zhao

-Stephen Li

-Thomas Dempster


Odyssey of the Mind

Artchitecture-1st place-Regionals

-Angela Casey

-Elise Shealy

-Megan Zhao

-De'sia Ransom

-Emily Wood

-Ezra Lee

-Maddy Hornung


Odyssey of the Mind

It's How You Look at It-1st place-Regionals

-Bryce Michels

-Alekya Bheemreddy

-Priyanka Bheemreddy

-Shireen Chavoshi

-Jaelyn DeJesus

-ShinBee Park

-Abhishek Damaraju


Health Occupations Students of America Competitions:

Conrad Schools of Science is proud to announce that a number of student health care professionals have placed to move on to the National leadership Competition in Nashville, TN, this summer:

Brian Smith, Healthy Lifestyle 1st;

Jamielee Jacquette, Healthy Lifestyle 2nd;

Hannah Morgan, Medical Math 3rd;

Holly Williamson, Job Interview Skills 3rd;

Lauren Esposito, Rachel Nowocin, Anna Alonso, Amanda Foth, Laura Alexander, and Lauren Graciano, Public Service Announcement 3rd;

Bryn Black, Extemporaneous Speaking 2nd


Alexis I. duPont High School students at FCCLA State Conference at the Dover Sheraton on March 27th

Sophomore Wing Tang received a perfect score in Fashion Construction and was awarded a gold medal and a trophy for her top honors.

Juniors Chloe Cardner and Katie Hitchens received silver medals in Fashion Construction. All three students entered their special occasion/prom/evening dresses in the STAR event.

Junior Kelsey Underwood received a gold medal and a trophy for her top score statewide in the Recycle and Redesign of a textile item event. Senior Taysiah Butler-Collins received a bronze medal for her accessory item entry in the Recycle and Redesign event.

Junior Kate Melvin received a bronze medal in the Fashion Design STAR event.

Juniors Marrissa Nardo, Alexis Faust, and Tyra Wilson received silver medals for their team entry in Showcase Display.

Marrissa Nardo was elected to serve as a state officer on the executive council of the Delaware FCCLA. This is the seventh consecutive year in which a member of A.I.'s FCCLA has been elected to serve on the council.

Marrissa, Wing, and Kelsey will be traveling with their advisor to the National FCCLA Conference in Nashville, TN in July.


Conrad Schools of Science 8th Grad students Shaun Dukes and Brenden Moore completed at the Technology Student Association National Conference in Nashville, TN. They came in 10th in the nation in Middle School Technology Problem Solving. Advisor- Rich Alexandre


Conrad Schools of Science Smart Drive

Conrad 10th grade driver education students competed in the Smart Drive Competition. Brendan Bateman, Amy Davis, Jose Fontano, Ryan Hersch, Luis Seba and Adam Tran finished amongst the top scorers of more than 900 students. These students will all be given certificates and gift cards. Additionally, Deja Harris was selected in the Best Essay category to receive the first ever Michael Kohler $1,000 Scholarship. Conrad was selected as the Smart Drive School of the Year based on excellence and enthusiasm. Teacher- John Kulesza


Youth in Government On March 22nd-24th, 34 Conrad students participated in Youth in Government in

Dover. The students wrote and presented bills or participated in the judicial program. This year the participants did exceptionally well! Here are some of the highlights:

· Lauren McCrea was chosen to attend a very prestigious conference called C.O.N.A. (Conference on National Affairs). Lauren will travel to North Carolina this summer and interact with students from all over the country. Additionally, Lauren had the honor of serving as a justice for the judicial program. She is well on her way to becoming an attorney!

· Felicia Flores and Nicole Kennedy were elected to run the middle school component of the program. They even stayed in the Governor’s guest house on Thursday night. Felicia Flores also won “best legislation” for the middle school program.

· Meredith Friedland was chosen as the most “outstanding delegate” for the middle school program.

· Fabian Lemos was one of three high school students in the entire conference recognized for “best legislation.”

· Lexie Edelson was one of two middle school students recognized for “best legislation.”

· Jack Gallagher was the recipient of the “outstanding character” award.

Advisor- Melissa Blair


Melissa Blair James Madison fellowship for the state of Delaware. The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation offers $24,000 James Madison Graduate Fellowships to individuals desiring to become outstanding teachers of the American Constitution at the secondary school level. Additionally, fellows are required to attend a summer institute at Georgetown University for four weeks. I intend to study U.S. history.


CAB STUDENTS on CSW SWIM TEAM EARN STATE HONORS

The Charter School of Wilmington girls and boys swim team this year placed first and second at the State level respectively; three of Cab Calloway’s team members earned first place honors.

Lily Dubroff was on the Medley Relay and 400 Free relays that got first place and broke both school and state records, and she won the 500 Free (broke school record) and the 200 Free (broke school record)

Chris Gardner got 3rd in the 100 Back, 6th in the 200 Free and was on the medley relay (2nd place and 400 free relay (3rd Place), both broke school records.

Kevin Kruelle won 1st place in the Diving and set a new school Record.

All three were named FIRST TEAM for ALL CONFERENCE SWIMMING. Congratulations Lily, Chris and Kevin! They were coached by Cindy Millison.


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