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14 FEBRUARY 2014 THE STANLEY CLARK SCHOOL
Weekly Calendar
MONDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 17 NO SCHOOL
-‐ WINTER BREAK
TUESDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 18 BEGINNING
STRINGS CLASS 7:30AM -‐ 8:10AM
WEDNESDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 19 NEW
FAMILY COFFEE 8:30AM
HOCKEY DOGS 12:00PM
THURSDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 20 HOT LUNCH
-‐ CHICK-‐FIL-‐A
INTERMEDIATE STRINGS CLASS 7:30AM
-‐ 8:10AM
JAZZ BAND 3:30PM -‐ 4:30PM
CABARET -‐ NOW MARCH 3
FRIDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 21 FULL DAY
OF SCHOOL -‐ SNOW DAY
MAKE-‐UP
TRIMESTER 2 ENDS -‐ NOW
FEBRUARY 28
HEARING SCREENING -‐ GRADE 1
9:00AM -‐ 12:00PM
WINTER DANCE -‐ NOW FEBRUARY
28
SATURDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 22 SCIENCE
OLYMPIAD MEET -‐ INDIANAPOLIS 8:00AM
-‐ 4:00PM
REMINDER:FRIDAY -‐ MARCH 21 FULL
DAY OF SCHOOL
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NOTE -‐ SOME FORMS ARE
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GUEST SPEAKERS ENRICH MR.
PHILLIP’S CLASSES Throughout the
school year, the fiah and sixth
graders in Mr. Phillip’s social
studies class have had visitors
come to share their experiences
and exper[se. Earlier in the
year, Cibele Webb, mother of
three Stanley Clark students, came
to speak to the fiah graders
about growing up in Brazil. She
shared many different aspects of
culture and talked about modern
issues that face Brazil today.
This helped give the students a
first hand experience leading into
a unit project looking at
modern issues in La[n America.
Fiah graders also had the
opportunity to hear about Mr.
Hunter’s experiences. Not our very
own Mr. Hunter, but his father!
Mr. Hunter was one of the
first 5,000 Peace Corp Volunteers
and was sta[oned in Sierra
Leone. He spoke about the
climate, geography, and culture he
experienced while in Africa and
told an interes[ng story about
ostrich races. His visit enhanced
the students’ study of African
geography.
This is the second year that
sixth grade students have par[cipated
in the NAIS 20/20 Challenge, an
interna[onal project. This project
looks at 20 global issues that
need to be solved by the
year 2020. This year SCS
students were given the topic
of Digital Divide and paired
with a school in the
Philippines called the Singapore
School of Cebu. To help the
students understand the concept of
Digital Divide, SCS parents and
ND professors Elliot Visconsi and
Nitesh Chawla spent [me with
the students. Professor Visconsi spoke
to the importance of having
places where people could have
free access to devices that are
capable of connec[ng to the
internet, such as a public
library. Professor Chawla talked
about the importance of innova[on
and how vital the exponen[al
growth that results from
innova[ve products and services can
be to economies and health
care.
PS 4/5 CELEBRATES 100TH DAY OF
SCHOOL
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SCS WELL REPRESENTED AT SCHOLASTIC
ART CONTESTMaxi Heller has won
two GOLD KEYS for the entries
of her pain[ng, “Industrial
EvoluKon”, and her drawing, “Fire
Dog” into the South Bend
Museum of Art Scholas[c Art
Contest. Maxi was one of
over 500 regional middle and high
school art students accepted for
display out of a field of
over 2500 entries. Honorable
men[on to Gwen Fourman, Megan
Hosinski, and Cassidy Rehrer for
their drawing entries and willingness
to take a risk in this
art compe[[on.
Besides the two gold keys, Maxi
also won the SBMA Class
Scholarship Award for her pain[ng
(Industrial EvoluKon) -‐ one of
four recipients out of the 500
award winners.
The regional student show is
open to the public through the
end of February at the
SBMA, Warner Gallery. We encourage
you to celebrate the visual arts
and aeend with your family.
Congratula[ons, Maxi!
ISSMA VOCAL AND PIANO CONTESTOn
Saturday, February 8, the vocal
and piano students had their
Solo & Ensemble Contest at Clay
High School. SCS students were
awarded 10 golds, 2 silvers
and 1 bronze. Congratula[ons
to all our par[cipants.
PIANO SOLOS
LUCAS CONLON
SIDDARTH DAS
KOMAL KUMAR
MARY MEYERS
KATE SCHULTZ
VOCAL SOLOS
EVAN BROWN
JILLIAN BUTUS
FIONA HUTCHENS
BRIGID REILLY
KELLY SKWARCAN
GRACE YARGER
VOCAL ENSEMBLES
KAYLA GRAHAM, ELENA ALICK, AND
EESHA PATEL
CHARLOTTE VISCONSI, LINSEY CAENEPEEL,
AND LILY ADAMS
EXTENDED DAY HAS VISITORSDespite the
cold weather, animals from the
Potawatomi Zoo visited the
children in Extended Day last
Friday! Zoo-‐to-‐You is our zoo's
Outreach Program that brings some
of their favorite animals to
schools for children to explore.
Stanley Clark students loved
asking the zookeepers ques[ons
about their job and they
especially enjoyed pebng the unique
animals. Eduard, a preschooler,
happily described his experience,
"The snake was very big!
I didn't want to touch it
at first, but then it looked
at me and I knew it
was
going to be nice, so I did
it. It was sort of soH."
Please be sure to check
out the last Tiger Tales of
each month to see what
ac[vi[es Extended Day has planned
for the upcoming half-‐day
Fridays.
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SPORTS CALENDARTUESDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 18
5-‐6 GIRLS BB -‐ A VS ST
PIUS 5:00 PM @ SCS
IROQUOIS
7-‐8 GIRLS BB -‐ B VS
T PIUS 4:30 PM @
SCS IROQUOIS
WEDNESDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 19 7-‐8
GIRLS BB -‐B VS CHRIST THE
KING 6:00 PM @ SCS
IROQUOIS
THURSDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 20 7-‐8
BOYS BB -‐A VS MICHIGAN CITY
NOTRE DAME 4:15 PM @
LA LUMIERE
5-‐6 GIRLS BB -‐ B VS
VERITAS ACADEMY 4:30 PM
@ VERITAS ACADEMY
7-‐8 GIRLS BB -‐A VS
MICHIGAN CITY NOTRE DAME 5:30
PM @ LA LUMIERE
FRIDAY -‐ FEBRUARY 21 5-‐7
SQUIRT HOCKEY VS IYHL SQUIRT
5:30 PM -‐ 6:30 PM @
ICE BOX -‐ RINK 2
HOCKEY RESULTS6-‐8TH COED PEE WEE
TEAM: 3-‐0 VS IYHL
PeeWee Zach Searfoss was in
goal with his first shutout.
GOALS & ASSISTS:
Cabe Barren -‐ 1 assist Nate
Barren -‐ 1 goal Augie
Perugini -‐ 1 assist Ryan
Rehrer -‐ 1 goal Wyan
Toothaker -‐ 1 goal
5-‐7TH COED SQIURT TEAM: 3-‐5
VS IYHL Squirts GOALS &
ASSISTS: Anthony Garotoni
-‐ 1 goal
Ryan Rehrer -‐ 1 goal
Brady Taylor -‐ 1 goal
ANNOUNCEMENTS:ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS (Grades
5-‐8)Due to the loss of
practice days, ice hockey will
be extended three extra days
the week of February 18-‐20
during athletic period. All ice
hockey equipment should be taken
home at the end of that
week.
REMINDERDrop-‐off time at the BAAC
doors is from 7:50AM-‐8:15AM for
the remainder of the hockey
season. Drop-‐off time will
return to 8:00AM -‐ 8:15AM beginning
Monday, February 24 through the
end of the school year.
ADDED GAME 7-‐8 GIRLS BB
-‐B VS CHRIST THE KING
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 -‐ 6:00 PM
@ SCS IROQUOIS
5-‐6 DANCE STUDENTSDear Dance
Parents,
Our Dance students will be
par[cipa[ng in a performance as
a culmina[ng ac[vity to our
trimester.
WHEN: Tuesday, February 18
WHERE: Iroquois Gym -‐ During
halaime of the 5-‐6
Girls A basketball game
TIME: Arrive In the dance
studio dressed and ready
by 5:00PM. We will perform
at approximately 5:30PM
WEAR: Black long yoga pants
or leggings, plain colored
T-‐shirt or tank, black SCS
Dance zip hoodie, clean
tennis shoes, hair in a
neat ponytail. (NO FLY-‐AWAYS).
POSTPONED
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BASKETBALL SCORES/RESULTS5-‐6TH GIRLS A
TEAM:10 Holy Family30 SCSLEADING
SCORERS: Madeline Varga 12
PTS
Eesha Patel 8 PTS
5-‐6TH GIRLS B TEAM: 6 Holy
Family17 SCSLEADING SCORERS: Lakin
Hunter 6 PTS
Leisa Schwarz 6 PTS
2 St. Jude20 SCSLEADING
SCORERS: Lakin Hunter 6
PTS
Elana Alick 2 PTSRéka Blakemore
2 PTSLinsey Caenepeel 2
PTSMaegan Scchelstraete 2 PTSGrace
Yarger 2 PTS
7-‐8TH BOYS A TEAM:29 Christ the
King51 SCSLEADING SCORER: Ari Lerman
12 PTS
Every Player scored in this
game!
BOYS TIGER INVITATIONALGAME 1
17 Holy Cross30 SCS
LEADING SCORER: Jordan Morris 18
PTS
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME17 St. Anthony39
SCS
LEADING SCORER: Ari Lerman 9
PTS
7-‐8TH GIRLS A TEAM:10 Holy
Family38 SCSLEADING SCORERS: Gwen
Fourman 9 PTS
Lily Kennedy 9 PTS
14 LaSalle Academy25 SCSLEADING SCORER:
Lily Kennedy 14 PTS
7-‐8TH GIRLS B TEAM:11 Holy
Family30 SCS
10 LaSalle Academy15 SCSLEADING SCORER:
Jade Jewell 8 PTS
“COACH FOR THE DAY”This past
Tuesday, Lily (Grade 4) got to
call all of the shots
during an extra recess period as
"Coach for the Day", and her
class enjoyed a pizza party
shortly after! Lily
and her family were last
year's winner of this always-‐exciting
Kaleidoscope auction item.
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M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N TThe mission of The Stanley Clark
School is to inspire and challenge students to achieve excellence
in academics, the arts, athletics, and character in a nurturing
environment that fosters critical thinking, creativity,
accountability to self and others, and the discovery of each
student’s strengths and passions.
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