Dominion High School

Titan Times

Volume VI, Issue III

Principal’s Perspective

Table of Contents CALENDAR……………2 GUIDANCE…………….3 FOOD SERVICE……….5 ATLAS………………….6 BREAKFAST CLUB…...7 MSAAC…………………7 MUSICAL………………8 PROJECT GRADUATION………...8 HONOR ROLL………..10 GOLF TOURNAMENT………13 MARKET SALE………10 FOOTBALL UPDATE..12 SPRING ATHLETIC SCHEDULE…………...13 2009-2010 TRYOUT SCHEDULE…………...14 PHYSICALS…………..19

March 2009

Over the course of our school’s brief history, we have observed the aggressive, incremental growth of our school community into one of the finest in our district, our state, and the nation. Recently, Dominion High School was one of 18 high schools across the Commonwealth to earn the Governor’s VIP Award for Educational Excellence. This represents the highest level of recognition possible for a public high school in Virginia and is the culmination of extensive efforts by our students, staff, and community, as we have vigorously pursued a high standard of excellence. Criteria for this honor include a high percentage of students reaching advanced levels of proficiency on SOL tests, fulfilling the requirements of the Advanced Studies Diploma, and enrolling in Advanced Placement courses. The receipt of this honor vividly demonstrates Dominion High School’s movement from “good” to “great.” Throughout the winter months, school spirit has grown to unprecedented heights behind the extraordinary efforts of our boys’ varsity basketball team. Under the skillful leadership of Dulles District Coach of the Year, Steve Douglass, the Titans distinguished themselves as the dominant team in the Dulles District, claiming the regular season title by a whopping four game margin, with the title clinching victory over rival Potomac Falls in front of a sellout crowd of nearly 2,000 screaming fans. The team went on to qualify for the Virginia AA, Division 3 State Tournament. On the court, the Titans were led by strong play from numerous seniors, including the Dulles District and Region II Player of the Year, DeAndre Albritton. Meanwhile, in the stands, the team has been supported by their MVP, “D Block,” our boisterous and respectable “sixth man.” As we seek to build upon this foundation of excellence, one of our chief priorities in the coming weeks will center around course selections for the 2009-10 school year. One of the hallmarks of our school of excellence has been the high percentage of students choosing to enroll in honors and Advanced Placement courses, and we encourage our Titans to challenge themselves again during the upcoming school year. As the Titans select their courses for next year, we invite parents to join their students and teachers during Titan Time on Monday, March 30th and Tuesday, March 31st to review course selections together. A detailed Titan Time schedule is available on the website at www.dominionhigh.com, and on page 2 of this edition of the Titan Times. If you have any questions about the schedule, please call our guidance office at 571.434.4412. Thank you for your continued support of success for each and every student at Dominion High School! John

If, due to a disability, you need assistance to enable you to participate meaningfully in any event at Dominion High School, please contact Carol McDonald at (571) 434-4400 at least

FIVE WORKING DAYS prior to that specific event.

Mark Your Calendars for These Important Upcoming Events

Wednesday, March 25th 6:30 – 8:30 pm Diversity in Education

College & Career Fair Dominion High School proudly hosts this annual event on behalf of all Loudoun County Public Schools. Representatives from over 100 colleges and universities will be visiting our school, providing insightful information regarding the college application and selection process. Dozens of professionals will also be representing their chosen career paths. Each and every Dominion High School student and parent/guardian is encouraged to attend. Saturday, March 28th 4:00 pm StompFest VI Join us for the sixth annual Titan StompFest, featuring step teams from across the Commonwealth, the Metro area, and our very own Titan Divine Step Team. Not sure what a “StompFest” is - all the more reason to come out and enjoy the mesmerizing skill and precision demonstrated by some of Virginia’s finest performers as they raise the roof on the Titan Aud! Monday, March 30th & Tuesday, March 31st Course Registration Parents/guardians are urged to join us during their son/daughter’s Titan Time for a dialogue about the courses that each student has selected for next year. The entire conversation will last approximately 45 minutes. The schedule is as follows:

DAY DATE TIME TEAM NAME Monday March 30, 2009 9:00 AM Giants & Nationals Monday March 30, 2009 10:45 AM Cubs & Red Sox Tuesday March 31, 2009 9:00 AM Astros & Rangers Tuesday March 31, 2009 11: 00 AM Royals & Tigers Tuesday March 31, 2009 1:15 PM Pirates

Call the guidance office at 571.434.4412 with any questions. Monday, April 20th 7:30 – 9:30 pm ATLAS Meeting & Chalk Guy Please mark your calendars for the final installment of the Titan Forum for the 2009-10 school year, as Dominion High School welcomes “the Chalk Guy” to Titan Territory to deliver a powerful message about the importance of making responsible choices in life. The Chalk Guy’s extraordinary ability to capture the attention of his audience makes this an event not to be missed. Tuesday, April 21st Report Cards Report cards for the third quarter will be distributed to all students during Clubhouse. Please take time to review the progress of your Titan in a constructive manner that encourages him/her to establish excellent goals during the final weeks of school. Thursday, April 30th 7:30 pm Spring Musical: Friday, May 1st 7:30 pm The Music Man Saturday, May 2nd 7:30 pm Sunday, May 3rd 3:00 pm The fine arts department presents The Music Man on the Titan stage, an event sure to be enjoyed by the entire family.

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GREETINGS FROM GUIDANCE DHS ONLY SCHOLARSHIPS

For all DHS scholarships, please pick up the application in the Career Center (Located in the cart by the desk)

Alpha Delta Kappa - Alpha Tau Scholarships at least $500 - Number of scholarships awarded based on collected donations. Must be graduating female High academic performance, integrity and leadership in HS and community Essay 500 words "A Teacher who influenced my life and why" One teacher recommendation Official transcript Deadline: 4/3/09 ATLAS Scholaship - 5 scholarships @ $1,000 each Given to 5 seniors who best exemplify commitment to DHS GPA 2.0 Planning to attend a 2 yr or 4 yr college Involved in at least one club or sport over the last three years Essay required Deadline: 4/1/09 Eastern Loudoun Regional Library Advisory Board Scholarship - 1 @ $1,000 A senior who has shown scholastic promise and who has volunteered in the library Submit resume to Guidance office. Selection by the DHS awards committee Deadline: 4/1/09

Reston Hospital Scholarship - 1 @ $1,000 A graduating senior who is interested in health care 500 word essay on “Why You Want To Pursue A Career in the Medical Field” Rotary Club of Sterling Scholarship - 1 @ $1500 Two letters of recommendation Transcript Copy/copies of letters of acceptance from the institution(s) of choice Proven financial need - copy of FAFSA/SAR required Essay "Service above Self" Deadline: 4/1/09 Sterling Ruritan Club Scholarship - 2 @ $2,000 and 1 @ $1,500 Three scholarships available to seniors one for scholastic achievement one for community service one for "outstanding senior" by DHS Residents of Loudoun County GPA of 2.5 or higher Must be accepted and plan to attend a two or four year accredited college or career-technical school Deadline: 4/1/0

Financial Aid for College You may find the following information helpful to you in the financial aid process: 1. Complete the 2009-10 FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid no later than March 1, 2009. You limit the sources of aid available if the application is received after the deadline. The deadline is the day the FAFSA is received, not postmarked.

2. Apply online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. You can submit a paper FAFSA, but it takes longer to process and you are more likely to make errors. Paper FAFSAs can be requested from the U.S. Department of Education at 1-800-433-3243 and will take about two weeks to receive. 3. The FAFSA does not have to be completed after your federal income taxes are filed, but it does make the process much easier. The FAFSA instructions will ask you to report information from specific lines in your tax return. 4. You can sign your FAFSA electronically with a PIN number or you can print a signature page and mail it in. If your student is classified as dependent, both you and your student need to sign the FAFSA, and you both need your own PINs. You can request one here: www.pin.ed.gov.

LOUDOUN VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteer Loudoun is an organization that provides volunteer opportunities for students. Volunteering is a significant piece to any college application! Contact www.loudoun.gov and click on Services and scroll to Volunteer Opportunities or contact the Career Center for additional information. By volunteering through Volunteer Loudoun you may be eligible for a college scholarship in your senior year!

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LCPS SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL AID HANDBOOK

The LCPS Scholarship And Financial Aid Handbook which lists scholarship opportunities for Loudoun County students

is now available. Please follow the instructions carefully. Bring the yellow to Mrs. Guanu to request a transcript.

Allow two weeks for processing. Many of the scholarships are due on April 1st. Please submit them early. .

Announcements & Upcoming Events Please check the DHS website for more information regarding dates and times for the following upcoming

events www.dominionhigh.com : • Diversity in Education Fair

Top 10 Scholarship Application Do’s 1. Understand the scholarship’s mission – To get the money, you have to know why they’re giving it out. In other words, read the description of the award to see why the organization is sponsoring it. Appreciating the purpose of the award will help you create an application that complements it. 2. Remember who your audience is – Think about who the judges are likely to be. You need to address animal rights activists and retired dentists differently! 3. Show how you fit with the scholarship’s mission – You’re not going to win unless you have what the selection committee wants! 4. Be proud of your accomplishments – Make your contributions known, effectively.

5. Make your application stand out – Set yours apart with unique accomplishments. 6. Focus on leadership and contributions – Make your contributions known. 7. Practice to make sure everything fits – Use your spare copies of the application for practice. 8. Get editors – They’ll help you create the best, error-free applications you can. 9. Include a resume – Whether they ask for it or not, make sure you include a tailored scholarship resume. 10. Make copies of your finished applications for reference – Save them for future reference.

* *Applications for scholarships can be found in the Career Center or on the DHS website.

COLLEGE REGULAR

DECISION EARLY

DECISION EARLY

ACTION PRIORITY ROLLING

NOTIFICATION American International College 11/15 7/1 yes

Averett University 9/1 5/1 yes Berklee College of Music 2/1 11/1 yes Bowie State University 4/1 yes

University of Central Florida 5/1 3/1 Clemson University 5/1 12/1

Coastal Carolina University 8/15 Eastern Mennonite University 8/1 2/1

Elon University 1/10 11/1 11/10 yes Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-FL 7/1 12/1 Yes

Emory & Henry College 11/1 2/15 Yes Fairmont State University 6/15

Ferrum College 3/1 Yes Frostburg State University 6/1 Yes

High Point University 8/15 11/6 11/17 5/30 Hollins University 8/1 12/1 2/15

Jefferson College of Health Sciences 7/31 10/15 Liberty University 6/30 6/30 Yes

Lynchburg University 11/15 10/15 Yes Mary Baldwin College 11/15 Yes Marymount University 5/1 Yes

University of Massachusetts, Boston 3/1 Yes Norfolk State University 5/31

University of North Carolina at Greensboro 8/1 3/1 Pennsylvania State University, University Park 11/30 Yes

Shenandoah University 3/1 Yes Shepherd University 6/15 11/15 2/1

University of South Florida 6/1 Southern Virginia University 7/31

Stratford University 7/30 4/29 Virginia State University 5/1 3/31

Virginia Wesleyan College 3/1 Yes University of Virginia’s College at Wise 8/1 2/1 4/1

West Virginia University 8/1

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Reminders to Juniors Tis the season to visit college campuses. There are many Open Houses in the spring. Check out the college website under Admissions and look for the “visit schedule” to register. Your spring break is an excellent time to check out a campus while they are in session. Make an appointment to see a professor or director in an area you are interested in. For example, if you want to be a teacher, take time to speak with the Director of Elementary or Secondary Education. Go online to the DHS website, under Guidance/College Career Center to download a copy of “questions to ask a college representative”. Take this with you as you visit colleges. Be sure you are working on your resume and update it regularly. Go online to Ms. Norton’s page and download an example. Now is a good time to register for an SAT or ACT. Be sure to take the ACT with writing. More and more colleges accept the ACT. Register at www.collegeboard.com or www.act.org Apr. 4 ACT BRHS or HHS

ASVAB & Military Information

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) helps young people find the areas where they are most qualified for a future career. This test is designed to measure general abilities and information in specific areas covered in the general

high school program or acquired through an interest or a hobby. Representatives from the different branches of the military will be visiting Dominion High School on a monthly schedule. They will set up in the Career

Center to meet and talk with students about military careers and educational choices. Male

students 18 years old must register with the Selective Service. Visit www.sss.gov Please see the DHS website for dates and times. Register to attend on Naviance.

May 2 SAT BRHS or HHS June 6 SAT PVHS or HHS June 13 ACT HHS Free and Reduced Price Meal applications are available all year. Anytime there is a change in employment status or wages, a new application may be filled out and sent to Food Services for approval. Please note that a social security number is not required for approval. This process is a year long process not just at the beginning of the year. Please feel free to call the Food Services Office with any questions at 571-252-1010. Jinny Demastes, Food Service Supervisor

Our ConnectEd system is a tool that we use to communicate important information to our school community. It offers the opportunity to place mass phone calls and emails with one easy process. We will continue to use it and our parent email database as ways to communicate with parents. Please note that ConnectEd information is updated via our student information system. If you are not receiving calls or emails please go to https://webinter.loudoun.k12.va.us/Pim/ to update your student’s records electronically in our system. As always, please do not hesitate to contact us directly if we can help.

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ATLAS PTO UPDATES ATLAS is the nonprofit PTO whose mission is to support Dominion High School (DHS) through volunteering and fundraising. ATLAS supports all of the school’s curricular and extra-curricular activities. Your involvement and support helps sustain the excellent education that all students receive at Dominion. This article provides an overview of our activities, and how you can help. First, thanks to everyone who has already taken part in any of our programs, events, or activities; your participation is greatly appreciated and it has made a difference in our school. ATLAS transferred over $48,000 to DHS between September and February this school year, and this funding has helped every department and activity. Our goal is to transfer over $100,000 to DHS every year. Fundraising: If you or your group would like to sponsor a fundraising activity, please complete a fundraising proposal from the template located on the DHS web site, under “PTO: ATLAS” and then under “Fundraising Policy and Guidance.” You can simply submit the document as an email attachment to ATLAS@dominionhigh.com. The ATLAS Fundraising Oversight Committee, chaired by the ATLAS Vice President, reviews and approves all proposed fundraisers just prior to the monthly ATLAS meetings. Sponsors will be notified upon approval of a proposed fundraiser. Help Wanted: There are many current and upcoming opportunities to get involved and help our Titans. These include:

• Concessions: An adult is needed to open the stand for the Treasury Team during the spring season. • Hospitality: Assist with arrangements for special events next year. • Nominating Committee: Help develop and present a slate of candidates to serve on the ATLAS Board of Directors (BOD)

for next year. The election is held at the May ATLAS meeting. • Titan Classic Golf Tournament: This annual event is held in May at the Lowes Island Country Club. Another co-chair is

needed to assist Dave Ledwell in organizing the event, and volunteers are needed to help with many other aspects. • Project Graduation: This is an all-night event held in June for Dominion seniors to celebrate their graduation from high

school. Suzanne Cooper and Cindy Donahue are co-chairing this event. Volunteers are needed to help with entertainment, refreshments, decorations, prizes, ticket sales and promotion, and security.

• ATLAS Scholarships: Help solicit applications from graduating seniors who are candidates for the award, and determine the recipients.

• Titan Varsity Club: This committee supports the various athletic programs at Dominion. ATLAS Information: For more information, please join us at an ATLAS meeting or go to the DHS ATLAS PTO website found on www.dominionhigh.com. For events/activities, visit our events website at www.DHSATLAS.myevent.com. The ATLAS meetings are held in the DHS Media Center and begin at 7:30 PM on the dates listed below. The theme for this year is “Making Responsible Choices” and we have planned some special presentations for your benefit:

• April 20: The Chalk Guy, a nationally renowned speaker will give a visual presentation about making responsible choices. He will also give a presentation to students earlier in the day.

• May 18: There will be a Volunteer Appreciation Reception and the election of the ATLAS Board of Directors (BOD). • June 15: This meeting will focus on committees to wrap up business for the year.

TITAN TUTORS Titans, do you need help in one of your classes? Allow the National Honor Society students to assist you! Please contact the Vice President of NHS, Amanda MacLean, at dhs.nhs.tutoring@gmail.com to arrange a tutoring assignment.

Volunteers needed in the attendance office. Please contact Anne Beltrane at

(571) 434- 4400.

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We Couldn’t Do It Without You!!! The DHS Breakfast Club would like to thank our current corporate sponsors: Atlanta Bread Company Ashburn Bagel Shop The Corner Bakery Chick-Fil-A A special thank you as well to Bloom. Their weekly donations of butter and juice have been much appreciated over the years. It is with regret that the local store informed us that their corporate office will no longer allow donations. Even with the above-mentioned support DHS Breakfast Club is in need of just about everything: juice, cream cheese, butter, jelly, napkins, coffee, hot chocolate packets, Costco gift cards The DHS staff and students are always so appreciative of any and all donations provided by our wonderful community. It is a privilege and a pleasure to provide them with not only breakfast but a place that they can come to socialize and study. Not a bad way to start the day! We would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest volunteer, Michelle Ladd! If you are interested in volunteering or have any questions, please email Catherine Lyddon at Keeplyddon@aol.com or call her at 703-433-1193.

DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE NOW POSTED ON

THE WEBSITE!

Minority Student Achievement Advisory Committee The Minority Student Achievement Advisory Committee (MSAAC) has changed it's meeting location and times. The new location of the MSAAC meeting will be the Loudoun County Public School Administration building, 21000 Education Court Ashburn, VA 20148 in the school board meeting room. The new day is Wednesday and dates of the remaining MSAAC meetings will be May 20 and August 19. All meetings will be at 7:15 PM. MSAAC Agenda items for remainder of year: April: ESL and Parent Symposium May: Special Education Summer: The MSAAC Executive Committee will meet with the LCPS Administration and Staff to work toward finding reason for, and solutions to eliminating the Minority Achievement and Discipline Gaps. These meetings will be open to the public and MSAAC members will be notified of meeting dates and times. August: Report on LCPS Minority Achievement and Discipline GAP.

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Music Man

April 30 - May 3 Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:30, Sunday at 3 PM.

Come see Harold Hill, a con-man traveling salesman posing as a band leader, arrive in River City planning to set up a boys’ band and rip off all the parents in town for the money for band uniforms and instruments, and then plan to skip town before they arrive. But in this all-American classic broadway musical set in 1912, optimism, high hopes for the future, and moral responsibility win out. Things don’t work out as he planned when Hill finds himself falling for the town’s librarian and develops personal relationships with many of the River City citizens. When the mayor discovers his identity, he tries to run Hill out own town. One by one the townspeople begin to realize that he has brought much joy to the town since he arrived. Although Marian discovers he’s a fake, she ultimately defends him and wins his heart. You’ll go out humming all the terrific broadway tunes and find yourself singing along with the band as you enjoy this classic American musical!

2009 Project Graduation Update The 2009 Project Graduation committee of ATLAS is planning an all-night, alcohol and drug-free graduation celebration for all of our Dominion High School seniors on graduation night, June 20th, 2009. The event will take place at Dominion High School and will start at 11:00 p.m. on the 20th and conclude at 4:30 a.m. on the 21st. The purpose of this celebration is to provide a safe place for the entire class to be together one last time to celebrate their graduation from high school. Many parents, teachers, and school administrators will be in attendance at all times. Many fun activities will be provided throughout the evening including music, dancing, carnival games, casino games, etc. We will also provide food and beverages. Seniors will have opportunities to win great prizes. A fee will be required to gain admittance to the event. The price of the tickets will be $30 per person until April 15th, after which time it will increase to $35. Complete the attached Ticket/Agreement form and return it to the school office (via mail or in-person) along with your payment to the attention of Project Graduation.

Attention: Project Graduation Dominion High School 21326 Augusta Drive Sterling, VA 20164

Your child will not be required to present a ticket at the door for entry. We will have the signed agreement on-site to validate their entry into the event. Tickets will not be available at the door the evening of the event. Seniors from the class of 2009 that attended the event last year had a fantastic time. We intend to make this year's event even more exciting, building on the great work done by last year's planning committee. Volunteers are needed for all committees as well as chaperones to attend the event on the evening of June 20th. If you are the type of person that has ideas and wants to be involved in the execution of one of your child's most memorable high school experiences, please contact our volunteer coordinator Suzanne Cooper at don_cooper11@comcast.net. We'd love to have you on board. In the meantime, please look for details and further updates in upcoming newsletters or other channels. Keep this event in mind as you plan your own graduation celebrations and please talk positively to your senior about this celebration and urge him or her to attend. Our goal is to get as many of the graduating seniors to attend the event as possible. We want this to be an enduring tradition at Dominion High Schoo.

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PROJECT GRADUATION TICKET(office)

(Please print neatly)

Graduate Name:_________________________________________________________________

Name of parent(s) or guardian(s):___________________________________________________

Address:_______________________________________________________________________

Parent(s) or guardian(s) Home phone #:______________________________________________

Parents(s) or guardian(s) Cell phone #:_______________________________________________

Date: ______/______ /_______

Payment: Cash ________ Check _______ check # ________ (payable to ATLAS)

PROJECT GRADUATION AGREEMENT (Student or Parent on behalf of student MUST read and sign)

Project Graduation is an all-night event for the 2009 graduating seniors of Dominion High School. This Beach Blast event will take place on June 20th, 2009 at Dominion High School. As a participant of Project Graduation, I realize that I must adhere to the following expectations and guidelines:

1. I understand that tickets cannot be purchased at the door.

2. The Project Graduation Beach Blast party is an all-night event. As a safety precaution, I will not be permitted to leave the facility unless my parents have been contacted and given their permission for me to do so. If I choose to leave this event early, I may not re-enter.

3. The Project Graduation celebration is open to Dominion High School Class of 2009 graduates only and I am not permitted to bring a guest.

4. The party begins at 11:00 p.m., but I may enter until 12:00 midnight. After midnight, the doors will be closed and no additional graduates

may enter**. No exceptions can be made to this policy and no refunds can be issued.

5. The party ends at 4:30 a.m.

6. I may not enter the party if I have been consuming drugs or alcohol.

7. I will be respectful of the chaperones, classmates, equipment, and facilities of Dominion High School.

PARENT SIGNATURE DATE

PRINTED NAME

** Graduates may enter between midnight and 12:30 a.m. on a case-by-case basis, and must be accompanied by the parent or guardian noted above.

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9th Grade Abdeen, Khalil N Abrahamsen, Erik P Abrego Marroquin, Karla Abutaa, Hadi A Ahmad, Sehtab* Alcantara , Juan F Alfara, David J Allen, Samuel T Angerome, Kristen E Aparicio, Daniel A Aprahamian, Tyler A* Atchison, Liana J Backers, Courtney F Bale, Alexander J Barish, Rameen S* Barnhart, Kevin J Bijani, Saieh Billings, Amanda L Bishop, Ryan J* Bongard, Nicholas T Brokken, Alex J Brooks, John R Buchner, John B Bullock, Derek T Burdubus , Roxanne C Bushman, Matthew J Cahill, Jennifer W Caracciolo, Melissa* Carlson, Eric R Catron, Lakeisha R Chou, Alexander Christensen, Alexandra Chun, Chang H Chun, Kaitlyn G Clements, Sean P Coffman, Samuel T* Collado, Amanda M Connolly, Cody A Cook, John S Cook, Madeline F Cooke, Daniel K Coupland , Mark A Covey, Dayna V Daitzman , Steven W Davis, Thomas J Dawson, Laurie D Day, Daniel L Demott, Nicholas J Devine, Philip M Donahue, Rebecca S Donnelly, Michael T* Dotterer, Stephanie Eller, Jason D Ellison, Connor G Fenton, Alexis M Fochi, Julio A Froelich, Ashleigh V Gac, Alexis L Gaffney, Taylor L Galan, Maritza F

Gallagher, Michelle Garcia, Paolo N Garcia, Renee A Garrett, Austin Y Gasser, Brittanne M Ghani, Yama A Gonzalez, Rose M Gorbach, Katherine A Gouse, Marissa E Granata, Kristen E Green, Austin J Gricoski, Stephen P Gusman, Jay Daniel Haberman, Matthew R Hack, Timothy C Hajrizi, Alban I Harrington, Colleen Harrison, Matthew L Hashmi, Rohail Holland, Nikolle A Hollister, Emma L Howell, Katelyn M* Huff, Meggan E Hunter, Michela A Huntington, Heather Hussa, Timothy J Huynh, Alvis* Jalali, Tara Javid, Nadim P Jenter, Holly E Jezior, Robert D* John, Aswin T* Kamis, Katherine R* Kelley, Marissa A Khan, Anila Khan, Saiyara H* Khattar, Emile P Kidwell, Camille L* Kirwan, Brigit G Komanduri, Aditya R Kucheruk , Emilee Ladd, Adam T Ladd, Anna J* LaFrance, Heather E Lam, Kaitlin A Laramie, Natasha M Leiva, Isaac B Leiva Diaz, Eneida Lu, Tiffany J Ludi, Joseph A MacLean, Jonathan T Maradiaga Padilla, Kathia Mark, Leslie M* Marks, Jalyn S Martinez, Jaelly S* Martinez Angeli, Jeyni Mathews, Kevin* Mathur, Kavya Mauch, Justin L Maykrantz, Dylan B

Mazurowski, Shannon McDavid, Austin C McKinley , Grace E McNeely, Graham W Meulman, Rachel R Mitchell, Gregory K Mitchell-Alexander, Vanile Mong, John K Morris, Caitlin A* Naftzger, Tyler D Najeeb, Natasha A Nebergall, Donald R Nguyen, Jonathan H Nguyen, Linh A Nijjar, Manraaj S Ochocki, David M Peters, Michael W Popal, Sumia Z Portillo Rodriguez, Cindy Powers, Deborah A* Pydeski, Gerald J Ramos Sanchez, Jose Rao, Anjana H Reed, April M Reed, Stephanie L Revollo, Michael A Ricciuti, Robert C Rice, Bridget A Richardson, Maggie A Ririe, Joshua M Rizk, Tony H Rohrbach, Courtney M Rosengard, Andrew S Saadvandi, Reza Salazar, Kaitlyn N San Nicolas, Matthew Savos, Jacob F Schroeder, Michael J Schulz, Zackary V Schwartz, Brian J Searles, Natiya J Shaw, Maggie S Sill, Ryan D Simmons, Madison L Sisson, Kenneth A Stefanelli, Alexander Stegeman, Amy E* Stiles, Hayley M* Stubbs, Sean P Sutherlin, Jessica R Tang, Uyen N Tawes, Melissa K Taylor, Madeline R* Thai, Emmeline N Thakral, Rachit Thomas, Bijoy J Thomas, Thaddeus J Tieu, Jasmine Yen H Todoroff, Kent Turchan, Taylor M*

Varzari, Alexandru Y* Vasofsky, Branden F Vining, Sarah E Voran, Geneva F Walker, Shannon C Wasser, Eric M Wong, Amanda E* Wong, Robert G Woods, Philip C Wright, Amanda N* Wright, Robert E Young, Alexander J 10th Grade Ahmed, Aminah Ajavon, Patricia A Alexander, Joshuaa L Alhussein, Laith M Anderson, James J Anderson, Katie A Anderson, Ryan D Andrews, Kiah D* Arias, Kevin B Armstrong, Joshua C Armstrong, Lauren E Ashworth , Jacob R Bailey, Emily C* Bailey, Marianne P Banting, Aimee G Barksdale, Morgan T Beebe, Kyle R Beltrane, Christine* Bolanos, Erick Bonnette, Sean P Boyd, Austin N Branton, Lindsay M Bucher, Claire M Byers, Lyla E Cabrera, Jorge O Canty, Bryan A Castro, Clarence M Chantharangsy, Jesse Choudhury, Adity Chowdhury, Raisha N Cobos Anderson, Jocyln Coleman, Samuel L Conway, Zachary J Covey, Stephanie L Davenport, Erin L Dawson, Rebecca M Day, Kiya M Decker, Skyelar L Delcambre, Kyle J Diep, Jonathan V Doyle, Ryan M Duke II, James T* Fabian, Kathleen E* Fawkes, Andrew B Fernandez, Kevin T Fineran, Shannon E*

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Flake, Amanda C Friedman, Yuval S* Galeano-Sinisterra, Miguel Gandarillas, Alex D Garcia, Andre F Gasser, Virginia A Gatewood, Amy M Goedhart, Anu A Gong, Estelle T Green, Lindsey M Gregoriou, Andreas N Gupta, Vivek P* Gural, Catherine M Guzman, Ana Gabriela Hall, Kyle T Harting, Ryan M Heindel, Andrew J Henderson, Caroline Hertzog, Jana N* Hirshman, Nathan A* Hoerauf, Elizabeth M* Holmberg, Lauren Q Holmgrain, Jennifer Honard, Mary A Howell, Paul A Hughes, Kimberly R Janeway, Jordan O Johnson, Tionge R Kang, Donghee Kang, Sina* Kang, Sukyoung Kirkwood, Nolan P* Klemens, Jennifer C* Kowalick, Elise Kurnos, Gregory L Leehan, Joshua D* Leon, Brian S Lewis, Anna M Lucaci, Flavius A Lugar, Tori M Lummis, Stephanie M Marcondes Goncalves, Fernando Margallo, Floyd David Mathur, Anurag N Mauch, Joellen C McInnis, Andrew P McMahan, Taylor S Menickelly, Molly G* Miniaci, Paul D Miyasato, Kana A Moody, Briana S Moreno, Nicholas S Mourtaza , Said C Najjoum, Lindsay M Najmyar, Susan Nalls, Jesse J Neira Jimenez, Andres Newman, Zachary J* Nilsson, Caroline R* O`Donnell, Colin M O`Rourke, Shannon E Pal, Anshuma Pan, Juo-Ying Patterson , Gloria G Pearson, Rachel L*

Perez Contreras, Astrid Perry, Dawn M Peterson, Kyle D Phillips, Samantha R Poole, Taylor M Rajendra, Partha V Ramirez, Amy S Ramsey, Kyle G Razon, Katrina S Reynolds, Cameron L Riddle, Allison K* Riddle, Kyle J Rieth, Andrea Rion, Barbara F* Royce, Jessica M Rubio, Jennifer L Ryan, Marina N Saeger, Hannah E Saggu, Pritpal S Sandoe, Mitchell B Sasaninejad, Roksana Shahid, Faryal Sheedlo, Tyler D Shofe, Alexandra W* Shote, Shelby M Smith, Christina W Snyder, Dakota R Sorto, Gabriela M Sudler, Jessica A Sullivan, Matthew C Suwal, Sahiba Syed, Nadya Tahhan, Ranya T* Tarro, Robert D Thomas, Rain E VanBuren, Ian J VanBuren, Stefan L Vanness, Carly R Vaziri, Paria Voran, Benita E Vucci, Marta I Weber, Rachel A Weller, Jason M White, Bryan L Wilkerson, Shakeira Wilkinson, Daryl E Wink, Courtney A Wong, Kayla L Woods, Julia K Wooldridge, Cassidy Wyche, John K Yeagley, Alexa L Zhang, Daniel C Zubricki, Caroline A 11th Grade Abla, Joey Y Ahmed, Sahar A Alhussein, Alaa M Alvarado, Ana M Anwarzai , Abdella Armstrong, Mary J Backers, Kyle J Bahrami, Arris R Barta, Lucas M Barthel, Jennifer M

Berman, Brett E Brendes, Nicholas F Briggs, Skyler G Brown, Kristina M Bueso, Kenia E Bush, Adam K Carmack, Maria Nicole Carter, Meagan L Cebulski, Geoffrey M Chang, Alexander H Cochran, Sean P Coffman, Benjamin S* Cooper, Sean D Costanzo Jr, Robert Cox, Christine E Craig, Conor L Crosser, Kara E Daitzman , Robert M Dewar, Thomas S Dhaliwal, Gurpreet S Donkor, Charles A Donovan, Hannah R Dufour, Sara B Ekbatani, Kasra Faruque, Nasiba Fenton, Ashley V Garey, Michael T Germain, Julia H Giovanis, Caitlin A Glossner, Cassie A Gravallese, Aaron M Guillen Rospigliosi, Josselyn Gulla, Lindsey M* Hajrizi, Dardan I Harrison, Tess A Horner, Christina A Hu, Yifei Hukill, Taylor L Hull, Kristine N Javid, Samir P* Jezior, Joseph P Jones, Kristi L Kang, Taeho* Kelleher, Samantha L Khazaei, Ali Khoshbin , Rafie Kim, Jin-Ju Kniffin, David K Koranteng, Philip E Lara Claros, Jessica Lawson, Sean C Ledwell, Kimberly P Lee, Eun Ji Lidral-Porter, Brendan Lloyd, Jeffrey D Lopes, Rodrigo G Lubag, Marilyn D Lyddon, Christopher Manosalva, Isabel Marshall, Bryanna I Martin, Brian J Maurer, Catherine E McGlone, Emily P McNair, Telharsha K Meulman, Melissa A*

Misanin, Elizabeth N Murdock, Erin A Neuland, Courtney L Nguyen, Cassandra T Nguyen, Dung T Nguyen, Tiffany V Osedacz, Elizabeth M Palla, Hira A Pappano, Jessica M Pearson, Neil Pocialik, Brendon N Poehlman, William L Pritchett, Allison J Rahman, Daoud Ramirez, Elizabeth R Reese, Sarah E Rehman, Aliya F Reynolds, Colleen E Rizzo, Alexa K Roberts, Lindsey C Robinson, Aisha D Rosado, Jhon A Rosengard, Sarah A Rowe, MaryKatherine Saenz, Rachel L Saenz, Sara E Schluender, Katharina Shahid, Sara Sharma, Saurav V Sharp, Nicholas M* Sheedlo, Erika B Shuja, Hassan Sisson, Alaina M Spieler, Luke B Stallings, Sean P Stiles, Kelsey L Stopa, Jessica P Storm, Kathrine V Sullivan, Riley B Suraz, Samantha M Tacci, Rachel A Taylor, Emma K Thomas, Benjamin D Thomas, Jasmine S Tiblin, Kevin A Tran, Kevin D Tran, Tifford L Travis, Karen L Tucker, Matthew M Ubilla, Gabriella A Villar, Marcelo D* Von Erden, Jennifer Wagner, Lora C Warren, Ashleigh B Weatherly, Rachel M Weber, Chelsea N Wollett, Michael V Woods, Chelsea M Xiao, Roy Yorde, Rebecca L 12th Grade Ahmad, Saqeef* Ajavon, Rose-Ann Q Alam, Farhath N* Ashton, Sean P Atchison, Emilie R

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Ayers, Rachel A Baloy, Rey A Banegas, Josue D Bartolotti, Anthony Behr, Austin M Berrached, Imen Bickford, Casey A Biller, Michael A Bills, Daisy K Blaskoski , Kelsey L* Bonnette, Sarah M Brady, Marissa L Bryant, Jillian A Bucher, Lauren J Buckingham, Sarah C Bullock, Madeline M Burton, Michelle J Campbell, Hannah K Carrillo, Lorena M Carter, Tracey L Chang, Brian H Cherundolo, Julia D Chowdhury, Hejab Cobarrubias, Lineth Connors, Jacqueline Coupet, Michael J Damare, Jared M Danner, Christopher Davis, Brandon J Denson, Jessica A Devine, Michelle J Dhanani, Milan V* Duke, Ashley A Erlandson, Sarah L Erlandson, Simone L Ewell, Brittany S Fawkes, Michael M Fedrigo, Stephanie J Ferebee, Cora J Fernandez, Jean M Ford, Caleb J Gale, Stephanie L Gallagher, Daniel F Glascock , Mark Z Good, Aaron N* Ham, Taylor K Haque, Ahsanul* Haque, Fatima* Hardesty, Katie D Henderson, Emily K Hirshman, Wendy C Holland, Krystyna A Huaman, Jennifer T Huq, Ziaul S Hutchinson, Lauryn M Huynh, Lisa Hwang, Jin S Iamsuri, Sean C Jamil, Aliya L Javar, Farsa A Jenter, Justin J Khattar, Christelle Kwon, Esther E LaFrance, Sara M* Lam, Toland Q Lee, Seul B

Long, Alexandra E Lummis, Kristina E Luong, Kevin* MacLean, Amanda K Malati, Layla N Mardelli, John Paul Martinez, Tyler R Maxwell, Lauren S Mazurowski, Alana T Mazza,, Salvatore D McCullough, Megan M McNeely, Margaret K Melchione, Laurie B Menickelly, Joseph T Minks, Kathleen* Moody, Ryan L Morfin, Pilar* Morsch, William S Muse, Keri L Nader, Michel A Naftzger, Kristin M Nazaroff-Campbell, Yelena Nebergall, Reid G Nguyen, Michelle E Ochocki, Steven P* Parker, Jessica A Patterson, Haley A Phillips, Nicholas E Pont, Andrew D Procino, Catherine A Purks, Kyleigh V* Pyle, Kimberly A Rajendra, Ashoka S* Ramos, Fernando J Reed, Crystle D Reyes, Cary V Rion, James E Ritchey, Fiona C Ritter, Shelby E* Rodriguez, Pedro A Rose, Julie C Russell, Andrew J Salamone, Andrew J* Salek, Sana Santana, Luis D Scalici, Caroline A* Schellenger, Kendall Scipioni, Rebecca A Scott, Michael B Sepahi-Ziyaeen, Natasha Sherrill, Ashley M Sherrill, Matthew B Siegfried, Sarah J Sill, Meagan K* Smathers, Joanne M Smith, Nicklaus W Smith, Rebecca F* Smucker, Gregory R Smucker, Steven C Stanciu, Cristina-Elena Stefanelli, Monica L Stratakos, Dimitrios Strong, Arielle P* Taylor, Christopher Taylor, Devon L Terrebonne, Jamie

Thomas, James E Thomas, Joji J Timus, Alexis N Titus, Traisha L Tran, Ha N Turner, Kayla S* Wainner, Craig P Walton, Jasmine K Wartanian, Kristina Wasser, Evan N Weber, Matthew E Weller, Jonathon P Wenzel, Christopher Williams, Wonman J Wong, Lauren E Zamostny, Michael J Zebina, Kylie M

* Denotes all A’s

Thank you to all the parents that

donated refreshments to the

Athletic Awards Ceremony.

A special thank you to Marjorie

Knight, for coordinating this

special event.

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Come out and support your  Dominion Titans  

and participate in the  4th Annual Dominion Classic! 

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 Lowes Island Club – Island Course 

 

$150/player or $600/foursome  

SPONSOR SPECIAL!   $750/foursome  (includes tee sponsorship!) 

 

SPONSORS NEEDED!!! REGISTER TODAY! 

www.teeupfortitans.com 

Third AnnualTitan “T” market Sale

Been Spring Cleaning?Sell your treasures at a HUGE community

parking lot sale! Donations are also accepted. All proceeds

from donated items sold will benefit Dominion High School.

Date: May 16th, 2009 Rain or Shine!Time: 8 am to 2 pm (sellers set up at 7am)Reserve two parking lot spaces for $15 to sell your items; more spaces available for an additional fee.

One space is for your car, and the other is for your items for sale!

Location: Dominion High School, SterlingCost: FREE for buyers $ 15 for sellers

Premium (craft) spaces also availableSee the Dominion Website

http://cmsweb1.loudoun.k12.va.us/dhs/site/default.asp for more details, helpful hints and seller’s contract or call

571-434-4402 for more information

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Titan “T” Market Contract

Thank you for participating in the 3rd annual Dominion High School Titan “T” Market!

This sale is modeled after England’s hugely popular “car boot sale” where vendors sell new or unwanted items right out of the trunk or “boot” of their car! You will have a parking space for your car and a second space behind or beside your vehicle to display your items for sale. In order to have a safe and enjoyable event, all vendors must comply with the following sales rules and conditions:

1. Per Loudoun County Public School policy: The following items are prohibited and/or not allowed to be sold at the event:

a. Fireworks, flammable goods or anything that could cause a fire. b. ANY type of weapon, gun or sword (even replica or ornament) c. Any counterfeit goods (such as copies of music, dvds, etc.) d. Any stolen goods e. Out of date foods f. Cigarettes /Tobacco or Alcohol g. Pornographic Material h. Living creatures i. No refreshments, drinks or baked goods may be sold. (Dominion High School Band reserves all rights to sales of these items.)

2. Vendor’s vehicles must be in place by 7:30 am at the latest, to allow adequate time for set-up of merchandise, which will continue until 8am. The market will officially open to buyers at 8am.

3. For the safety of the buyers and pedestrians, all vendor vehicles must remain in their allotted space for the duration of the event.

4. All merchandise, display and packing materials must be removed by the vendor prior to leaving the event.

5. Vendors are responsible for any and all transactions that take place during the event and all sales are final. Claims made with regard to the condition of any items sold are solely the responsible of the vendor. Dominion High School is not responsible for any lost, damaged or stolen items or for any transaction between a buyer and a seller. The event coordinators reserve the right to remove, for the remainder of the event, any vendor who violates the regulations listed above.

6. This event will be held, rain or shine. Please plan accordingly.

I, _____________________________________as a vendor at the Dominion High School “T”market sale, agree to the conditions as stated above. In case of injury, theft or loss, I release, absolve and hold Dominion High School and all persons engaged in any manner with its programs harmless for liability or loss. I waive all claims against any or all of them, and agree to indemnify them for any and all liability that may occur as a result of any such injury, theft or loss, in consideration of my acceptance as a vendor in the Dominion High School “T” Market sale held on ____________________. This event is offered through the Dominion High School Parent Teacher Organization (ATLAS). It is not County School Board endorsed and Dominion High School is not responsible for any and all items sold or offered at this event. Name _________________________________ Phone _________________________________ Signature _________________________________ PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR CONTRACT AND PAYMENT (CHECKS MADE PAYABLE TO “ATLAS”) BY MAY 15th. Mail or drop off to: Dominion High School, 21326 Augusta Drive, Sterling VA 20164 Thank you!

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Attention ALL “Fightin’ Titans” Football Fans

Hello, I hope this letter finds everyone doing well. Thanks for a fantastic Fall 2008 season. I believe we made great strides in getting our program on the map and into playoff contention. Our schedule has changed and we have upgraded our scrimmages to include North Stafford High School and Stone Bridge High School. I want to get everyone up to date on the progress for our 2009 football season. Our 2009 play-off push began November 10, 2008. We meet to lift & condition EVERY day except FRIDAY from 8:00 AM until 8:45 AM. Also, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 4:00 PM until 5:00 PM. We have had some encouraging numbers over the months, however, we need to take the next step in order to be successful. I am asking our parents, players, and coaches to work together and make this a priority. We are also in the process of getting our football website up and running so our lines of communication are always open. Players are encouraged to attend our morning sessions and bring a towel to shower before school. We lift and run in the morning in order to help all of our athletes no matter their sport. This will only enhance their overall performance over the seasons. In order for us to be successful… it is essential that we come together as a team for each morning session and build camaraderie. We are in the process of assessing our strength, speed, and quickness that will carry us to the next level.

CLINIC AND CAMP INFORMATION DAY DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION COST

SATURDAYS BEGINNING

APRIL 18, 2009

APRIL 18, 2009- MAY 9, 2009

PASSING CLINIC 12:00 PM- 5 :00PM DOMINION $10.00

Notes: This program is run through Loudoun County Parks and Recreation. We are looking forward to having this as a learning tool going into the season. All of our QB’s, RB’s, and LB’s are encouraged to participate. Permission forms available in Coach Buckwalter’s office and sign-up sheet is already on the bulletin.

DAILY JULY 13-16, 2009 *MAKE-UP DAY IS FRIDAY, 7/17

SKILLS CAMP 1:00 PM-5:00 PM DOMINION $70.00

DAILY JULY 20-23, 2009 *MAKE-UP DAY IS FRIDAY, 7/24

LINEMAN CAMP 1:00 PM-5:00 PM DOMINION $70.00

Notes: Camps are for rising 7th-12th graders. TRY-OUT AND PRACTICE SCHEDULE

DATES EVENT TIMES AUGUST 3-8, 2009 TWO-A-DAY PRACTICES 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM

AUGUST 11-14, 2009 TWO-A-DAY PRACTICES 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM Notes: There will be a break for lifting/conditioning tests, classroom study, and snack/dinner. YOU MUST PROVIDE YOUR OWN SNACK/DINNER

SCRIMMAGE AND GAME INFORMATION DAY DATE EVENT LOCATION

SATURDAY AUGUST 15, 2009 SCRIMMAGE VS. NORTH STAFFORD NORTH STAFFORD FRIDAY AUGUST 21, 2009 SCRIMMAGE VS. STONE BRIDGE DOMINION

Notes: The starting time for each scrimmage will be determined at a later date. FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 2009 SEASON OPENER

VS. LOUDOUN VALLEY DOMINION

AND coming soon… our new TEAM WEB SITE, stay tuned! Thank you very much for your support.

Sincerely, Karl Buckwalter, Head Football Coach

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Dominion High School2009 Spring Athletic Schedule

Baseball Varsity Softball Varsity Track & Field Boys Girls Host School3/16 Mon Washington Lee A - 6:00 3/11 Wed Manassas Park H - 6:00 3/28 Sat Battlefield Relays Battlefield3/20 Fri Freedom H - 6:00 3/13 Fri Falls Church A - 6:00 4/1 Wed Freedom High School H - 5:30 H - 5:30 Dominion3/24 Tues Briar Woods A - 6:00 3/16 Mon Washington Lee A - 6:00 4/15 Wed Heritage H - 5:30 H - 5:30 Dominion3/27 Fri Loudoun County H - 6:00 3/18 Wed George Mason H - 6:00 4/18 Sat LoudounPrepSports.com A - 9:00 A - 9:00 Heritage3/28 Sat Gar-Field H - 11:00 3/20 Fri Freedom H - 6:00 4/22 Wed Loudoun County H - 5:30 H - 5:30 Dominion3/31 Tues Park View H - 6:00 3/24 Tues Briar Woods A - 6:00 4/25 Sat Chantilly Invitation Chantilly4/3 Fri Potomac Falls A - 6:00 3/27 Fri Loudoun County H - 6:00 4/29 Wed Park View A - 5:30 A - 5:30 Park View4/4 Sat PVHS Invitational A - 12 & 3 3/31 Tues Park View H - 6:00 5/2 Sat Gar-Field Invitational Gar-Field4/6 Mon PVHS Invitational A - 2:00 4/3 Fri Potomac Falls A - 6:00 5/6 Wed BR, PF, BW, DH A - 5:30 A - 5:30 Briar Woods4/7 Tues PVHS Invitational A - TBA 4/14 Tues Heritage A - 6:00 5/7 Thur Best of the Rest A - 5:30 A - 5:30 Park View4/14 Tues Heritage A - 6:00 4/17 Fri Broad Run H - 6:00 5/9 Sat Victor Calhoon Osbourn Park4/17 Fri Broad Run H - 6:00 4/20 Mon George Mason A - 6:00 5/13 Wed Districts A - 4:00 A - 4:00 Heritage4/21 Tues Freedom A - 6:00 4/21 Tues Freedom A - 6:00 5/14 Thur Districts A - 4:00 A - 4:00 Heritage4/24 Fri Briar Woods H - 6:00 4/24 Fri Briar Woods H - 6:00 Head Boys Coach: Brian Schmidt Head Girls Coach: Terri Williams4/28 Tues Loudoun County A - 6:00 4/27 Mon Washington Lee H - 6:00 Boys Asst. Coach: Landon Moore Girls Asst. Coach: Jennifer Rodgers5/1 Fri Park View A - 6:00 4/28 Tues Loudoun County A - 6:00 Asst. Coach: Tom Pascoe5/5 Tues Potomac Falls H - 6:00 5/1 Fri Park View A - 6:005/8 Fri Heritage H - 6:00 5/5 Tues Potomac Falls H - 6:00 Boys Lacrosse JV Varsity5/12 Tues Broad Run A - 6:00 5/8 Fri Heritage H - 6:00 3/17 Tues South Lakes A - 5:305/15 Fri District 1/4 Final 6:00 5/12 Tues Broad Run A - 6:00 3/19 Thur St. Johns College H - 6:00 H - 7:305/19 Tues District Semi Final 6:00 5/15 Fri District 1/4 Final 6:00 3/21 Sat Fauquier HS A -12:00 A - 1:305/21 Thur District Final @ Heritage HS 6:00 5/19 Tues District Semi Final 6:00 3/26 Thur Loudoun Valley A - 6:00 A - 7:30Varsity Coach: Jay Raines Varsity Asst. Coach: Jimmy Porter 5/21 Thur District Final @ Heritage HS 7:00 3/30 Mon Loudoun County H - 6:00 H - 7:30JV Coach: Jeff Berg JV Asst. Coach: Jim Futrell Varisty Coach: Thomas Chuba Varisty Asst. Coach: Sarah Zook 4/2 Thur George Mason A - 6:00 A - 7:30

4/4 Sat Westfield H - 10:00 H - 12:00Boys Soccer JV Varsity 4/13 Mon Broad Run H - 6:00 H - 7:303/16 Mon JEB Stuart H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/16 Thur Briar Woods A - 6:00 A - 7:303/18 Wed Hylton H - 6:00 H - 7:30 Girls Soccer JV Varsity 4/20 Mon Freedom A - 6:00 A - 7:303/20 Fri Freedom H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/18 Wed Hylton A - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/23 Thur Potomac Falls H - 6:00 H - 7:303/24 Tues Briar Woods A - 6:00 A - 7:30 3/20 Fri Freedom A - 6:00 A - 7:30 4/25 Sat South Lakes Invite 3 & 5:303/27 Fri Loudoun County H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/23 Mon Washington Lee H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/27 Mon Heritage H - 6:00 H - 7:303/31 Tues Park View H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/24 Tues Briar Woods H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/30 Thur Park View A - 7:304/3 Fri Potomac Falls A - 6:00 A - 7:30 3/27 Fri Loudoun County A - 6:00 A - 7:30 5/7 Thur District 1/4 Final 7:004/14 Tues Heritage A - 6:00 A - 7:30 3/31 Tues Park View A - 6:00 A - 7:30 5/11 Mon District Semi Final 7:004/17 Fri Broad Run H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/3 Fri Potomac Falls H - 6:00 H - 7:30 5/13 Wed District Final @ BRHS 8:004/21 Tues Freedom A - 6:00 A - 7:30 4/14 Tues Heritage H - 6:00 H - 7:30 Varsity Coach: Pete Lenotti Var. Asst. Coach: David Smith4/24 Fri Briar Woods H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/17 Fri Broad Run A - 6:00 A - 7:30 JV Coach: James Brown JV Asst. Coach: Scott Russell4/28 Tues Loudoun County A - 6:00 A - 7:30 4/21 Tues Freedom H - 6:00 H - 7:305/1 Fri Park View A - 6:00 A - 7:30 4/24 Fri Briar Woods A - 6:00 A - 7:30 Girls Lacrosse JV Varsity5/5 Tues Potomac Falls H - 6:00 H - 7:30 4/28 Tues Loudoun County H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/11 Wed West Springfield A - 6:00 A - 7:155/8 Fri Heritage H - 6:00 H - 7:30 5/1 Fri Park View H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/17 Tues Battlefield H - 6:00 H - 7:305/12 Tues Broad Run A - 6:00 A - 7:30 5/5 Tues Potomac Falls A - 6:00 A - 7:30 3/26 Thur Loudoun Valley H - 6:00 H - 7:305/15 Fri District 1/4 Final 7:00 5/8 Fri Heritage A - 6:00 A - 7:30 3/27 Fri Lake Braddock A - 6:00 A - 7:305/19 Tues District Semi Final 7:00 5/12 Tues Broad Run H - 6:00 H - 7:30 3/30 Mon Loudoun County A - 6:005/21 Thur District Final @ Heritage HS 8:00 5/15 Fri District 1/4 Final A - 7:00 4/2 Thur George Mason H - 6:00 H - 7:30Varsity Coach: Alan Lear Var. Asst. Coach: Art Robertson 5/19 Tues District Semi Final A - 7:00 4/13 Mon Broad Run A - 6:00 A - 7:30JV Coach: Nelson Flores JV Asst. Coach: David Benson 5/21 Thur District Final @ Heritage HS A - 6:00 4/16 Thur Briar Woods H - 6:00 H - 7:30

Varsity Coach: Kelly Payne Varsity Asst. Coach: Dave Heimburger 4/20 Mon Freedom H - 7:30Tennis Boys Girls JV Coach: Matt Binns JV Asst. Coach: Lindsey Stewart 4/21 Tues Washington Lee A - 6:00 A - 7:153/16 Mon Freedom H - 4:30 A - 4:30 4/23 Thur Potomac Falls A - 6:00 A - 7:303/18 Wed George Mason A - 4:30 H - 4:30 4/27 Mon Heritage A - 7:003/19 Thur Briar Woods A - 4:30 H - 4:30 4/27 Mon George Mason A - 6:003/23 Mon Loudoun County H - 4:30 A - 4:30 4/30 Thur Park View A - 6:003/26 Thur Park View H - 4:30 A - 4:30 5/7 Thur District 1/4 Final 7:003/30 Mon Potomac Falls A - 4:30 H - 4:30 5/11 Mon District Semi Final 7:004/2 Thur Heritage A - 4:30 H - 4:30 5/13 Wed District Final @ BRHS 6:004/13 Mon Broad Run A - 4:30 H - 4:30 Varsity Coach: Don Gasser Varsity Asst. Coach: Bradley George4/14 Tues George Mason H - 4:00 A - 4:00 JV Coach: Shannon O'Neill JV Asst. Coach: Christina Straub4/16 Thur Freedom A - 4:30 H - 4:304/20 Mon Briar Woods H - 4:30 A - 4:304/22 Wed Broad Run H - 4:30 A - 4:30 School Phone: 571-434-44004/23 Thur Loudoun County A - 4:30 H - 4:30 School Fax No.: 571.434-44014/27 Mon Park View A - 4:30 H - 4:30 Athletic Direct Line: 571-434-44104/30 Thur Potomac Falls H - 4:30 A - 4:30 Athletic Sports Hotline: 571-434-44115/4 Mon Heritage H - 4:30 A - 4:30 Website: www.dominionhigh.com5/7 Thur Districts @ High Seed (Team Semis) 3:00 3:005/8 Fri Districts @ High Seed (Team Finals) 3:00 3:00 Principal: Dr. W. John Brewer Revised: 03/11/20095/11 Mon Districts (Single Semis/Finals) @LCHS 2:00/5:00 2:00/5:00 Athletic Director: Joe Fleming "Dates and times are subjected to change without notice"5/12 Tues Districts (Doubles Semis/Finals) @ BWHS 2:00/5:00 2:00/5:00 Asst. Athletic Director: Kevin SheaBoys' Tennis Coach: Mike Pellegrini Athletic Trainer: Ed RenehanGirls' Tennis Coach: Holly Flynn Admin. Asst. Athletics: Cheryl Bowman Please visit the DHS athletic web page

Athletic Facility Manager: John Fanning for real time updates to our schedules

Dominion H.S. Annual Physical Night

SPORTS PHYSICALS FOR THE 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR

Get that sports physical out Date: Wednesday, May 27th, 2009

of the way for the 2009 – 2010 Time: 4:15pm-7:00pm

school year so you can just Location: DHS

kick back and relax this

summer. We know that economic times

are rough, so we are reducing

the cost to $35 this year.

All proceeds go directly back

into the DHS athletic program.

Please call for an appointment(s).

Contact DHS Athletics at: 571-434-4410

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Dominion High School “Home of the Titans”

Fall 2009 Tryout Schedule

Sport Date Golf Monday, August 3, 2009

Cheerleading Monday, August 3, 2009 Cross Country Monday, August 3, 2009

JV/Varsity Football Monday, August 3, 2009 Volleyball Monday, August 3, 2009

Freshman Football Monday, August 3, 2009 (Check the Dominion website for Times & Locations)

FALL paperwork due: July 17, 2009

Winter 2009 - 2010 Tryout Schedule

Sport Date Boys & Girls Basketball Monday, November 16, 2009

Gymnastics Monday, November 16, 2009 Cheerleading Monday, November 16, 2009

Swim Monday, November 16, 2009 Wrestling Monday, November 16, 2009

Winter paperwork due: October 23, 2009

Spring 2010 Tryout Schedule

Sport Date Baseball Monday, February 22, 2010 Softball Monday, February 22, 2010

Boys & Girls Lacrosse Monday, February 22, 2010 Boys & Girls Soccer Monday, February 22, 2010 Boys & Girls Tennis Monday, February 22, 2010

Boys & Girls Track & Field Monday, February 22, 2010 Spring paperwork due:

February 5, 2010 (Dates Subject to Change) Updated: January 26, 2009

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Dominion High School 21326 Augusta Drive Sterling, VA 20164 www.dominionhigh.com Main Office: 571-434-4400 Fax: 571-434-4401 Attendance: 571-434-4404 Guidance Phone: 571-434-4412 Guidance Fax: 571-434-4413 Athletics: 571-434-4410 Athletic Hotline: 571-434-4411 Clinic: 571-434-4402

DHS Leadership Team

John Brewer, Principal Jamie Braxton, Assistant Principal Michelle Quirin, Assistant Principal Carol McDonald, Assistant Principal

Kevin Terry, Guidance Director Joseph Fleming, Athletic Director

Terri Williams, Activities Coordinator

Guidance Staff Main Office Staff

Nathalie Khattar, 9th Grade Jaclyn Smith, 10th Grade Erin Norton, 11th Grade Geri Fiore, 12th Grade

Christine Guanu, 12th Grade Alicia Ernest, Secretary

Anne Beltrane, Secretary Cheryl Bowman, Athletic Secretary

Diane Lawhorn, Attendance Margee Mangus, Nurse Rita Nigro, Secretary

Angel Sager, Bookkeeper Soraya Monlyn, Secretary

Dominion would like to thank John Flynn & Allegra Print & Imaging

Of Chantilly, VA for their continued support and printing of The Titan Times.