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Category: Scott County School District 2
Scott County Happenings
Lexington Elementary School BUG Party
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club recognized twenty-two third graders at the end of the fourth grading period at Lexington ES for making the BUG Honor Roll. BUG 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 in at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subjects. BUG Honor Roll students receive a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved and signed by their teacher and principal, 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 Brunner’s class are Addison Barton, Mathew Basham, Shelby Bennett, Nick Consley, Erica Darnley, Zoe Dezarn, Aubree Eldridge, Jacob June, Madi Meagher, Cooper Rutledge, Evan Scifres, Taylor Tankersly, Jack Thomas, Matthew Wickey, Jeremiah Williams and Kinsey Smith. BUG Honor Roll students in Ms Hale’s class are Margie Baker, Savannah Blevins, Kavan Bramble, Jenah Jones, Brynn Owens and Logan Tarrie. Congratulations to these outstanding students for their achievement and good luck going to the 4th grade!
Vienna Finley Elementary BUG party
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club hosted a BUG Party at Vienna Finley Elementary School to celebrate thirty students who made the BUG Honor Roll. BUG is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to third graders to improve their grades. BUG stands for Bring Up Grades and 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. BUG Honor Roll students are provided a party to celebrate their achievement with snacks, prizes, BUG T-Shirts for the first time BUG Honor Roll students and a certificate that identifies the subject(s) they improved signed by their teacher and the Principal. BUG Honor Roll students for Ms Lucas’ class are Addy Akers, Noah Ault, Trevin Baldwin, Brylee Busick, Taylor Busick, Colters Campbell, Lola Hall, Scarlett Herald, Lillian Jones, Abby Padgett, Rhiannon Sieg, Lily Siekman, Hobie Spicer, Taeson Stutsman, Mathew Ross and Justin Jackson. BUG Honor Roll students for Ms Thomas’ class are Lillie Broadus, Tucker Doriot, Marley Fleenor, Sophie Gricius, Jace Luttrell, Ben Nunley and Cason Owens. BUG Honor Roll students for Ms Broady’s class are Addison Binkley, Cadee Helton, Olivia Spellman, Kyra Johnson, Anthony Mayo and Mia Voiles. Pizza was provided to the students for this BUG Party. Congratulations to all these students for their hard work improving their grades. The Kiwanis wish each of them the best as they move on to the 4th grade!
BUG party for Scottsburg Elementary
The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club hosted a party for thirty-five Scottsburg Elementary School third graders who made the BUG Honor Roll the fourth grading period. BUG is a Kiwanis signature program designed to provide incentives to third graders to improve their grades. To make the BUG Honor Roll, students must improve at least one grade in at least one subject and not go down in any other subject. BUG Honor Roll students receive a certificate identifying the subject(s) they improved signed by their teacher and Principal, a BUG T-Shirt the first time they make the BUG Honor Roll, snacks and prizes. Pizza was provided for this party. BUG Honor Roll students in Ms Miner’s class are Alexis Collman, Brayden Law, Gracie Mulley, Trey Deaton, Jordin Macintosh, Jaerin Richie, Connor Mays, Alexus Roy, Skylar Carpenter and Alexis Cull. BUG Honor Roll students in Ms Bagwell’s class are Sophia Ahlborn, Brianna Bryant, Addison Cheatham, Gloriana Downing, Brice Mullins, Megan Pace, Cadence Pigg, Josh Poole, Braden Williams, Kennidy Tutterow, Elizabeth Neal, Reese Johnson, Brooklyn Moon and Braelyn Kleehammer. BUG Honor Roll students in Ms Reynolds class are Zack Abner, Cale Barger, Jazz Compton, Kylor Glenn, Julian Godsey, Kaleb Jennings, Xochitl Mejia, Jacob Minton, Gabryel Monroe, Violet Neal and Haley Reed. Congratulations to these outstanding students on their achievement and best of luck in the 4th grade.
The Vienna Finley K-Kids were nominated for the Good Neighbor Award
The Vienna Finley K-Kids were nominated for the Good Neighbor Award in the Church/SchoolCivic/Other Youth Group Category for 2017. K-Kids Briana Busick and Jaylee Chandler attended the Good Neighbor Award Banquet to receive their award and recognition on 16 June 2017. Since they were chartered in 2016, the K-Kids have been active in service projects both at Vienna Finley Elementary School and in the community including participating in the Scott County Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl For Kids Sake where they raised over $400, setting up a pinwheel garden at VFES to raise awareness of Child Abuse during Child Abuse Prevention Month, collecting donations for UNICEF by participating in Trick or Treat for UNICEF, and learning about the Dwight Chamberlain Raptor Center as part of their effort to support the Raptor Center. Pictured are from left to right in the back row: Kiwanis Advisor Al Riggle, VFES Principal Tiffany Barrett, Matt Busick, Angela Busick, Scottsburg Mayor Bill Graham, Stephen Carey, VFES Faculty Advisor Katie Sawin. Front row: Taylor Busick, Fafe Busick, Briana Busick and Jaylee Chandler. The K-Kids is one of the Kiwanis sponsored Service Leadership Programs designed to develop leadership skills through community service. The students elect their own officers, form their own committees and determine what projects they would like to do. The VFES K-Kids earned Honor Club status in 2016.
Scottsburg Kiwanis Club President Terry Davis presented $1,400 in scholarship awards to five students
Scottsburg Kiwanis Club President Terry Davis presented $1,400 in scholarship awards to five students at a recent dinner/meeting at The Kitchen on The Square in Scottsburg. Scholarship recipients were Rachelle Jones from Austin High School who will be attending the University of Southern Indiana, Shelby Cole from Austin High School who will be attending Hanover College, Makalyn Brown from Scottsburg High School who will be attending Bellarmine University, Alexa Howser from Scottsburg High School who will be attending Indiana University and Kayla Morris from Scottsburg High School who will be attending Indiana State University. The Kiwanis congratulated these outstanding students on their accomplishments and wished them the best of luck with their studies.
Brooklyn Niccum, graduate of Scottsburg High School, received a $400 scholarship from the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club
Brooklyn Niccum, graduate of Scottsburg High School, received a $400 scholarship from the Scottsburg Kiwanis Club at a recent dinner/meeting at The Kitchen on The Square in Scottsburg. Scholarship Committee members Maryrose McWhirter and Darryl Smith are pictured presenting the award to Brooklyn. She will study Pre-Pharmacy at the University of Indianapolis. The Kiwanis congratulate Brooklyn on her success and wish her the best in her studies.
Lisa Sutton (SCSD2 Corporate Member) was nominated for the Mayor’s Good Neighbor Award
Lisa Sutton (SCSD2 Corporate Member) was nominated for the Mayor’s Good Neighbor Award. She was recognized for her work at Scottsburg Middle School and various projects and programs she supports in Scott County. Lisa is the Faculty Advisor for the SMS Builders Club and volunteers at our pancake breakfasts, spaghetti dinners, Taco Wagon, Christmas float decorating and helps with the Salvation Army Bell Ringing among her many service projects. The Scottsburg Kiwanis Club is proud of Lisa and congratulate her on her recognition by the Good Neighbor Committee. Pictured with Lisa is her Mom Sonya Mastin and Linda Slaton. Lisa is a Kiwanis Starfish Award winner for her work with the Builders Club.
Terry Davis presented $800 in scholarships to Scottsburg High School graduates Emma Waskom and Grace Hicks
Scottsburg Kiwanis Club President Terry Davis presented $800 in scholarships to Scottsburg High School graduates Emma Waskom and Grace Hicks at a recent club dinner/meeting at The Kitchen on The Square in Scottsburg. Emma will be attending Indiana University and Grace will be attending Indiana State University. The Kiwanis members congratulated both of these outstanding students on their graduation and accomplishments and wished them the best as they continue their studies in college.
