Sunday, September 21, 2008

Student Council Election Results

Officers
President – Grant Gonzalez
Vice-President – Austin Buck
Secretary – Alexes Aiken
Treasurer – Emily Buck

Homeroom Representatives
5A
Jordan Qualls
Brandon Scully

5B
Taylor Scott
Jonathan Bridges

6A
Estella Harper
Gabrielle Gonzales

6B
Emily Buck
Anthony Graves

7A
Darian Bouvier
William Bower

7B
Karmen Ancar
Ryan Jack

8th
Kaitlyn Fortuna
Gaige Rodriguez

Sunday, September 14, 2008

Skit Night

Wednesday, September 17, 2008 is Arden Cahill Academy’s annual Skit night. Each year the children running for the Student Council Officers host a skit night at their home or an alternate location. All 1st through 8th grade students are invited to attend a skit night of their choice. Students are encouraged to pick one location and participate in this fun, school spirit building evening. There has been no homework assigned this evening so children can feel free to participate without getting behind on their school work. Extra credit is given in 3rd through 8th grade speech class for any student who participates in the skit, for it is a performance based activity. I encourage all children to take advantage of this wonderful opening school activity. Get involved!

Candidates for President
Austin Buck
6 -8 p.m.
Timberlane Subdivision
872 Marlene Drive
Gretna 392-5643

Grant Gonzalez
6-8 p.m.
Cuco’s Restaurant
2766 Belle Chasse Hwy
343-4580

Candidates for Secretary
Alexes Aiken
6-8 p.m.
Park Timbers Subdivision
81 Yosemite Dr.
New Orleans 393-9494

Cydney Menina
6-8 p.m.
Saxony Hall
4001 Lapalco (Harvey)
by Canes in Marrero
251-7153

Candidates for Treasurer
Emily Buck
6 -8 p.m.
Timberlane Subdivision
872 Marlene Drive
Gretna 392-5643

Drew Kimbro
6-8 p.m.
Stonebridge subdivision
3732 Lake Michelle
394-7880

Friday, September 12, 2008

School Cancelled

School will be closed today due to hurricane Ike. Open House will be rescheduled next week.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Hurricane Gustave Updates

Monday, September 08, 2008

Dear Parents, We are very grateful to be back! We do have some minor changes to bring to your attention.

Hot Lunch
Until further notice we will not be following the September hot lunch menu. Substitutions will be made until we are able to receive our regular deliveries. We will continue to keep peanut products and fish/seafood off of our menu.

New Student Homework
New Student Homework begins today. It will take place Monday through Thursday.

Student Council Elections

Sticker campaigning, Skit Night, and election day have all be scheduled for next week. Refer to Friday’s newsletter.

Open House
We are hoping to be able to conduct Open House this week as regularly scheduled, but will re-schedule these nights for later dates if need be.

Pre3-2nd Grade Speech, Hearing, Vision Screenings

These screenings will be conducted on September 15th & September 16th as originally scheduled. The deadline for turning in the form has been extended until Wednesday, September 10th. A second registration form was sent home today for anyone who needs another copy.

Sally Foster

The Sally Foster Sale has been extended until Friday, September 19th.

IC-KDG. Individual Pictures
IC-Kdg. Individual Pictures have been rescheduled for Monday, September 22, 2008.

2008 Cross Country Schedule

Cross Country Schedule

2008 Football Schedule

2008 Football Schedule

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Duke University Talent Identification Program

CONGRATULATIONS to our 7th graders who have qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program. The Duke University Talent Identification Program (TIP) is a non-profit educational organization established with the premise that the future of this nation depends upon the fullest development of our best intellectual resources. The objectives of the Program are therefore to identify the very bright among our youngsters at an early age; to facilitate the education of these students; to follow and nurture their talent through the critical middle and high school years; and to develop an effective research effort to help understand the nature of academically talented adolescents. In order to be eligible for this program the student must be in 7th grade and have scored in the upper 5 percent of national age-grade norms on specific areas of their 5th or 6th grade Stanford Achievement Test. These students will now be eligible to take one of the college entrance tests during their 7th grade year:

  • Alexes Aiken
  • Dominick Bioc
  • Darian Bouvier
  • William Bower
  • Cierra Chenier
  • Diana Chern
  • Maria Espinoza
  • Jonathan Kwon
  • Lindsey Manthey
  • Heather McGittigan
  • Cydney Menina
  • Tina Nguyen
  • Austin Simmons
  • Vincent Thomas
  • Drew Tortorich