Category: Austin Elementary School

Austin Elementary School BUG Party

The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club hosted a party for eighty-six Austin Elementary School third graders who made the BUG Honor Roll the fourth grading period.  BUG (Bringing Up Grades) is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to third graders to improve their grades.  To make the BUG Honor Roll, a student must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any others.  BUG Honor Roll students are thrown a party to celebrate their achievements and presented a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved, a BUG T-Shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll. snacks and prizes.  Pizza was provided at this party.  BUG Honor Roll students in Ms Stagnolia’s class are Sloane Barrett, Briley Bary, Cole Bohlander, Jonmichael Bowling, Ryan Collins, Tyler Collins, Allyson Davidson, Gavin Earl, Kailyn Gibson, Shayna Hall, Elizabeth Hiler, Jared Kemper, Kaleb Kersteins, Ashlynn Madden, Emma Marlow, Brayden Morris, Wyatt Pruett, Xander Richie, Elijah Weddle and Jaxon Wilson.  BUG Honor Roll students from Mrs Coomer’s class are Chloe Blaylock, Joshua Blevins, Madalynn Buckel, Peyton Caplinger, Jeremiah Clay, Emaleigh Edwards, Cooper Hall, Lauren Hanner, Kailey Helton, Gauge Hubbard, Landon Keith, Brayden Konkler, Tracer LaMaster, Andy McIntosh, Kaidence McIntosh, Jordan Netherton, Jayleigh Schepman, Rakia Spellman, Billy Spicer, Abigail Terry, Khloe Watts and Hailey White.  BUG Honor Roll Students from Mrs Stamper’s class are Jasmine Acuan, Kingston Begley, Woody Bowers, Ben Bowling, Braden Caudill, Brooklyn Coulter, Madison Hickman, James Johnson, James Kearns, Jackson Martin, Hailee McCormick, Micah McCoskey, Orlando Neace, Kaeda Orman, Madeline Pelston, Adalyn Shuler, Kaylie Spicer and Thomas Smith.   BUG Honor Roll students from Mr Carr’s class are Gabe Arevalos, Malikah Dean, Thomas McCormick, Jaden Owens, Rikelme Pinto-Herrera, Johnny Stewart, Hattie Strong, Samantha White and Audrey Williams.  BUG Honor Roll students from Ms Norton’s class are Nevaeh Barger, Kayleigh Brown, Kyler Collins, Kruz Dozier, Connor Engleking, Desiree Estep, Draken Galeucia, Tayliana Gipson, Grayson Ingram, Kloey Kallembach, Dustin Keith, Harrison Kilburn, Maggie Mosley, Bryson Mullins, Jessie Stacy, Levi Terry, and Allysson Wass.  Congratulations to these outstanding students for their academic achievements.  We wish them the best of luck as they enter the 4th grade.

Austin Bug Party

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The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized fifty-nine third graders at Austin Elementary School for making the BUG Honor roll the second grading period.  BUG (Bringing Up Grades) is a Kiwanis signature program that provides incentives to students to improve their grades.  To make the BUG Honor Roll a student must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Coomer’s class are Chloe Blaylock, Joshua Blevins, Madalynn Buckel, Peyton Caplinger, Jeremiah Clay, Emaleigh Edwards, Cooper Hall, Lauren Hanner, Kailey Helton, Landon Keith, Brayden Konkler, Tracer LaMaster, Andy McIntosh, Kaidence McIntosh, Jayleigh Schepman, Rakia Sherrard, Billy Spicer, Abigail Terry and Hailey White.  Mrs Stamper’s BUG Honor Roll students are Kaylie Spicer, Kingston Begley, Benjamin Bowling, Madison Hickman, Jasmine Acuna, Adalyn Shuler, Brooklyn Coulter, James Johnson, Kaeda Orman, Madeline Pelston and Thomas Smith.  Mrs Reynold’s BUG Honor Roll students are  Cale Barger, Andrea Bowers, Robert Ely, Emma Engle, Kaleb Jennings, Carson Jones, Tierney Judd and Xochitl Mejia. Mr Carr’s BUG Honor Roll students are Jacob Collins, Malikah Dean, Raelynn Montgomery, Bryson Sandlin, Isabella Wilhelm, Audrey Williams, Samantha White, Johnny Stewart and Hattie Strong.  Ms Norton’s BUG Honor Roll students are Tayliana Gipson, Kruz Dozier, Kyler Collins, Dustin Keith, Kayleigh Brown, Grayson Ingram, Kloey Kallembach, Harrison Kilburn, Allysson Wass, Maggie Mosley, Nakita Tse and Khloe Watts.  BUG Honor Roll students receive a BUG T-Shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll, a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved, snacks and prizes.  Cupcakes were provided courtesy of Kiwanis Corporate Member, Hampton Oaks Health Campus.  Congratulations to these students for their outstanding performance!

Austin ES Bug Party

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The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized fifty-one third grader at Austin Elementary School for making the BUG Honor Roll the first grading period.  BUG is a Kiwanis signature program that provides incentives to students to improve their grades.  BUG Honor Roll students from Mrs Coomer’s class are Chloe Blaylock, Peyton Caplinger, Emaleigh Edwards, Cooper Hall, Lauren Hanner, Brayden Konkler, Jayleigh Schepman, Billy Spicer, Abigail Terry, Josh Blevins, Madalynn Buckel, Jeremiah Clay, Kailey Helton, Gauge Hubbard, Landon Keith, Tracer LaMaster, Kaidence Mcintosh and Rakia Sherrard.  From Mr Carr’s class Khloe Bowles, Thomas McCormick, Johnny Stewart, Samantha White, Isabella Wilhelm, Audrey Williams.  From Mrs Stamper’s class Madison Hickman, James Johnson, Micah McCoskey, Madeline Pelston and Kaylie Spicer.  From Mrs Stagnolia’s class Shayna Hall, Ashlynn Madden, Emma Marlow, Wyatt Pruett, Xander Richie, Sloane Barrett, Allyson Davidson, Jaxon Wilson, Briley Bary and Kailyn Gibson.  From Ms Norton’s class Kruz Dozier, Tayliana Gipson, Grayson Ingram, Nakita Tse, Bryson Mullins, Khloe Watts, Lyndsey Caffee, Maggie Mosley, Harrison Kilburn, Allysson Wass, Kloey Kallenbach and Kayleigh Brown.  To make the BUG Honor Roll students have to improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any others.  The Kiwanis throw a party for them which includes a BUG T-Shirt, certificate with their name that identifies the subject(s) they improved, snacks and prizes.  Georgianna Elliott and Stock Yard Bank a corporate member of the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club provided the cookies.  Congratulations to these students on their hard work and success!

Austin Elementary BUG Parties

The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club hosted an end of year BUG party at Austin ES to celebrate the students who made the BUG Honor Roll the last grading period.  BUG stands for Bringing Up Grades and is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to students to improve their grades.  To make the BUG Honor Roll a student must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects.  BUG Honor Roll students receive a BUG T-Shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll, a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved, snacks and prizes.  They also receive a book the last BUG party for the year.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Fugate’s class are Travis Dehart, Peyton Everage, Talan Foga, Kelsey Hawkins, Ethan Hernandez, Kolten Mayse, Bryan Nieberlein, Delaney Shuler, Javen Smith, Grayson Squires, Aubry Terry, Stevbie Wooten and Ethan Swank.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Anderson’s class are Calli Arnold, Lizzy Baker, Kaylee Bush, Jeralynn Goodin, Bailee Madden, Kyleigh McCoskey, Kassidy Richie, Taylor Richey, Alex Robinson, Emma Smith, Callie Tincher, Payton Webb, Decorsia White, Jacklyn White and Madison White.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Stagnolia’s class are Brianna Bary, Jada Bush, Zackary Campbell, Michelle Cope, Ciera Davis, Aleah Dean, Addie Earl, Ava Hacker, Hannah Lewis, Gabriela Martinez, Victoria Martinez, Kiarra Orman, Aubrey Rohwer and Ayden Shepherd.  BUG Honor Roll students from Mrs Coomer’s class are Mason Barger, Allison Cole, Nathan Cornett, Breanna Hall, Ellee Hedge, Brison Hensley, Kadon Hollan, Jaylee Jessup, Timberly Kovener, Tyler Lafferty, Corbin Leep, Carlos Mata, Kelsey Pinto-Herrera, Reagan Sherrard, Estrella Simon and Travis Spicer.  BUG Honor Roll students from Mrs Stamper’s class are Maggie Bennett, Caleb Wooten, Seazun Hignite, Gabriella Perez, Bayleego Terry, Kelsi Groenenboom, Kaidance McCormick, Reygan Lewis, Preston Johnson, Michael Amos, James Johnson, Case Gwin, Gensin Caudill, Levi Blocker and Nolan Sherrard.  Congratulations to all the students for their hard work and achievements!  The Youth Grantmaking Council is a sponsor of the BUG Program in Scott County.

 

Scott County Partnership Seeks Volunteers

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Scott County Partnership Seeks Volunteers for Summer Feeding Program in Austin.

This summer The Scott County Partnership, SCSD2 and the The Food and Nutrition Department from Scott County Hospital are partnering with the Department of Education, the USDA and Gleaners to provide healthy lunches to students while on summer break. Volunteers are needed to help serve lunches. Lunches will be served at Spicertown Park and Austin City Park. The meals are provided free to students of SCSD1 ages 18 and under. The meals will be served between from 11:50 AM-1:00 PM
 
The Scott County Partnership will serve lunches via bus route. The lunches will be served May 31st-August 5th, Monday through Friday. As well as serving lunches, on Fridays meal boxes for families will be available. Meal boxes will provide approximately one week of meals for families.
 
We felt the need was there to make sure students get a hot fresh meal for lunch but also wanted to assist families as a whole.” states Ace Woodson, Special Events Coordinator for the Scott County Partnership. “Our hope is to help families that need some extra assistance. By providing the daily meals Monday-Friday and then delivering the meal boxes on Friday we can make an effort to provide meals for the children all week long”
 
To volunteer for the Austin lunch sites or for more information please contact Ace Woodson at ace.woodson@scottcountypartnership.org or call him at 812-722-7708.

 

Austin ES Bug Party

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The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized 49 third graders at Austin ES for making the BUG Honor Roll the third grading period.  BUG (Bring Up Grades) is a Kiwanis signature program to provide incentives to third graders to improve their grades.  To make the BUG Honor Roll a student must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Stamper’s class were Caleb Wooten, Gensin Caudill, Maggie Bennett, Bayleejo Terry, Reygan Lewis, Preston Johnson, Seazun Hignite and Michael Amos.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Anderson’s class were Calli Arnold, Casey Cochenour, Jeralynn Goodin, Emma Smith, Jacklyn and Madison White.   BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Fugate’s class were Ethan Hernandez, Delaney Shuler, Peyton Everage, Javen Smith, Kolten Mayse, Addison Goens, Kelsey Hawkins, Travis Dehart, Stevie Wooten, Bryan Nieberlein, Ethan Swank, Talan Foga and Grayson Squires.  BUG Honor Roll students in Mrs Coomer’s class were Mason Barger, Allison Cole, Nathan Cornett, Breanna Hall, Elee Hedge, Brison Hensley, Kadon Hollan, Jaylee Jessup, Timberly Kovener, Corbin Leep, Kelsey Pinto-Herrera, Reagan Sherrard and Travis Spicer.  BUG Honor Roll students from Mrs Reynolds class were Kierra Albertson, Katrina Cooper, Jonah Copple, Gregory Dilger, Siena Kelly, Brianna Mihalik, Lexi Mullins, Nate Rutherford, Jayce Smith and Trey Yeakle.  BUG Honor Roll students receive a certificate identifying the subject they improved, a party with snacks and prizes and a BUG T-shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll.  Special thanks to our Kiwanis Corporate Member Lake Point Village and Linette Colwell for providing the ice cream for the BUG party.  Congratulations to each of these students for their hard work.

 

Austin ES BUG Honor Roll

The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized sixty-two third graders at Austin ES for making the BUG Honor Roll.  Students recognized in Mrs Anderson’s class were Lizzy Baker, Kaylee Bush, Jeralynn Goodin, Kyleigh McCoskey, Alex Robinson, Emma Smith, Payton Webb and Madison White.  Students recognized in Mrs Coomer’s class were Mason Barger, Allison Cole, Nathan Cornett, Ellee Hedge, Brison Hensley, Breanna Hall, Kadon Hollan, Jaylee Jessup, Timberly Kovener, Kelsey Pinto-Herrera, Reagan Sherrard, Estralla Simon, Corbin Leep and Travis Spicer.  Students recognized in Mrs Fugate’s class were Talan Foga, Addie Goens, Kelsey Hawkins, Ethan Hernandez, Kolten Mayse, Javen Smith, Grayson Squires, Ethan Swank, Peyton Everage, Travis Dehart and Stevie Wooten.  Students recognized in Mrs Stamper’s class were Caleb Wooten, Gensin Caudill, Maggie Bennett, James Johnson, Camden Snyder, Bayleejo Terry, Kelsi Groenenboom, Preston Johnson, Levi Blocker, Kaidance McCormick, Seazun Hignite, Michael Amos and Regan Lewis.  Students recognized in Mrs Stagnolia’s class were Jacob Heath, Addie Earl, Jada Bush, Ciera Davis, Hailey Webster, Brianna Bary, Aleah Dean, Selena Davisson, Ava Hacker, Ayden Shepherd, Ethan Lee, Michelle Cope, Victoria Martinez, Gabriela Martinez and Kiarra Orman.  Students had to improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects to make the BUG Honor Roll.  Congratulations to these students for their hard work.  These students received a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved, a BUG T-Shirt for the first time winners, and a party with prizes.  Kiwanis Corporate Members Hickory Creek and Hampton Oaks provided muffins for the party.  BUG is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to students to improve their grades. 

 

Celebration: BUG parties!

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V-FES: Friday, March 18th at 12:30
SES: Friday, March 18th at 1:30
JES: Wednesday, March 30th at 1:10
LES: Wednesday, March 30th at 2:30
Austin: Friday, April 1st at 1:45

Please let me know which of the parties that you can help with. The more the merrier!

Volunteers needed for Austin Elementary LifeSkills Classes

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Volunteers needed for Austin Elementary LifeSkills Classes

The Scott County Partnership is seeking volunteers to help teach LifeSkills at Austin Elementary School (3rd, 4th and 5th graders). The program will start in mid February. LifeSkills is a drug prevention program that teaches students everything from  decision making to resisting peer pressure. LIFESKILLS LESSONS ARE ALREADY WRITTEN FOR YOU! YOU DO NOT HAVE TO COME UP WITH THE MATERIAL YOURSELF!!!!
 

Teaching a LifeSkills lesson is a great way to give back to your community AND it takes less than two school days. The first day, the volunteer is at the school from 9:00-2:30 and on the second day from just 9:00-11:00. Scheduling is very flexible! Volunteers can choose which 2 days of the week they want to come teach their lesson. There are several different topics/lessons to choose from. Below is a list of lessons (and their dates) that still need a teacher…

* Lesson 1 – Self Esteem (week of Feb. 15th) 
* Lesson 2 – Decision – Making ( week of Feb. 22nd)
* Lesson 6 – Communication Skills (week of April 11th)
* Lesson 7 – Social Skills (week of May 9th) 
* Lesson 8 – Assertiveness (week of May 16th) 

Once a volunteer has signed up for a lesson, the Partnership will schedule their dates and send them a copy of their lesson. On your day to volunteer, the AES counselor will guide you to the classrooms you are to teach in…volunteers have scheduled lunch breaks as well!

To learn more information, ask questions or sign up for a lesson, please contact Ali Blanton at ali.blanton@scottcountypartnership.org or at 812-752-0980.

Mrs Stamper’s class at Austin ES

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The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club hosted a BUG celebration for twelve third graders in Mrs Stamper’s class at Austin ES for improving their grades this grading period.  BUG (Bringing Up Grades) is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to students to improve their grades and study habits.  A student must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects to make the BUG Honor Roll.  Students who make the BUG Honor Roll receive a party with snacks, prizes, a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved and a BUG T-Shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll.  BUG Honor Roll students recognized were Caleb Wooten, Gensin Caudill, Maggie Bennett, Nolan Sherrard, James Johnson, Camden Snyder, Lynei Ramage, Bayleejo Terry, Kelsi Groenenboom, Preston Johnson, Levi Blocker and Kaidance McCormick.  This is the second year the Kiwanis and Austin ES have partnered with the BUG Program.  BUG is offered to all public elementary schools in Scott County.  Two hundred seven students were recognized the first grading period in Scott County, sixty-nine of those at Austin ES.  BUG is made possible with the generous support of the Youth Grantmaking Council who provided the BUG T-Shirts and the Scottsburg High School Key Club.