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Page 4A,The Lee County Ledger, Wednesday, January 30, 2019 Roll for 2nd 9 Weeks Team Extreme USD A Partnership Special to the Ledger they could present their Team Extreme’s STEM final run to him. Stu- and modifying devices such as the ones they created for this project. Mr. Hosmer chose two winning teams, and these teams will have a chance to present their winning devices to a panel of judges from the Flint Riverkeepers later this year. First place winners were Maggie Irvin, Sloan Odom, Josh Barnes, and Khalimah Clinkscales. Second place winners were Tanner Musgrove, John Thomas McNeal, Walker Woolard, and Chantis Billings Special to the Ledger 6th Grade Team Syn ergy - Superintendent’s Scholar: Evie Graham and Katie Williams Principal’s Scholar: Loryn Bell, Nick Castel lanos, Brady Huebsch, Brycen Kennedy, Bella Knox, Sarah Land, Landry Liston, Olivia Vanderwalt, Emily Tran, Maggie Taylor, Ila Kate Smith, Logan Rubsam, Will Roberson, and Faith Poston. Jr. Trojan Scholar: Emma Barkely, Gordon Brown, Durrah Butler, Jordan Johnson, Brooke Kersey, Camryn Kile, Madison Miller, Kadyn Orr, Kendall Akins, Sr ah Algahzi, Riley Cannon, Kaitlyn Mayberry, Ethan Powell, Alexandra Verdeguez, Paris West, Beaux Peavy, Dean Smith-Id- dings, and Karol Olaide Hernandez. 6th Grade Team Warriors - Principal’s Scholar: Arnyla Al len, Carson Anderson, Melina Becherair, Kylah Frazier, Shameka Waters, Kambell Rob bins, Eli Stodhill, Jayden Thorson and Eva Wes- sels. Jr. Trojan Scholar: Jackson Creech, Trenton Day, Kameron Kirksey, Geoffrey Mills, Talley Nguyen, Brooklyn Pol lock, Dylan Richardson, and Abigayle Sheffield 7th Grade Team EPIC - Superin tendent’s Scholar: Elizabeth Fill, Kalyn Taczy, Rooks Duke, Eli Stodghill, Addy Barden, and Ester Yoon. Prin cipal’s Scholar: Brin- slee Strickland, Taylar Submitted Photo LCMS E Eighth Graders Meet with Ninth Grade Campus Staff for 2019-2020 Registration Information Mr. Jodie Knight, assistant principal, and Mrs. Melissa Royals, counselor, from the 9th grade campus, met with LCMS East 8th graders to discuss choices for classes in 9th grade. Students were given valuable information to assist them in their first ever registration for high school. Registration information in more detail is available for both parents and students at the 9th grade and LCMS East campus websites. Registration for high school for upcoming 9th graders is January 24 for east campus 8th graders. Hoskins, Quardrecus Allen, Natalie Al len, Jadyn Wilkinson, Mushan Ayaz, Adeline Barden, Jacob Bowser, McKenzi Doss, Cohen Edalgo, Jaiden Hawkins, Keziah Kegler, David Kile, Zoey Kirkpatrick, Bella Nagy, Tyler Reed, and Delaney Renfroe Jr. Trojan Scholar: Jadyn Hansard, Easton Kitrell, Garrett Olesiak, Rylie Renfroe, Ryan Seagle, Courtney Speir, Josiah Spurlin, Kelsey Dorsey, Talan Lawson, Will Levasseur, Kendall Bell, Hannah Evans, Rylie Akins, Chase Moore, Kennedy Phillips, Joseph Alonso, David Covey, Hannah Duggan, Dayne Golden, Kessler Jones, Lauren Powell, and Lauren Tumlin 7th Grade Team Leg acy - Superintendent’s Scholar: Alma Ostrand er Principal’s Scholar: Brittany Reed, Rachael Arguetta, Kadance Flowers, Connor Hall, Alii Holmes, Elizabeth Montgomery, Charley Stokes, Hailey Wright, Erin Dydell, Coyle Roufs, Cameron Mills, and Allison Parrish. Jr. Trojan Scholar: Adriana Rivera, Rosie Bivins, Bobby Hender son, Teriona Richardson, Cozier Swain, Kayla Vinson, Hannah Miller, India West, Anthony Brown, Simone Solo mon, and Katelyn Trulen 8th Grade Team AMP - Principal’s Scholar: Crystalbel Kwarteng, Mariya Sait, Sam Tennison, Lanee Burns, Marley Knight, Aniyah Matthews, Har rison Pafford, Taher Hasan, and Lauren Summerall. Jr. Trojan Scholar: Jacob Hallman, Michael Lee, Karoline Smith, Monica Cruz, Abree Kirsch, Cloe Byrd, Chloe French, Andrew Knight, Mat thew Simmons, Vanessa Tello, J. R. Crickmar, Leilianna Barden, and Riley Loomis 8th Grade Team Wave - Principal’s Scholar: Allison Beaver, Silas Williams, Carter Thomas, Savanna Lins- ford, and Jhazmyne Fris- bee. Jr. Trojan Scholar: Asher Bailey, Trinity Mallard, Kendall Hall, and Raulston Tetrault. Lee County Middle School East Honor students have been working on projects that better their understand ing of irrigation and water conservation as it impacts Lee County. Mr. Rich Hosmer of the Unit ed States Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service recently spoke to students about this topic. After he shared the information, students got busy designing devices that mimic irrigation. Students were chal lenged by their science teacher, Mrs. Dolly Gill, to create a device that could move two cups of water three feet and deposit the water into two containers. Students worked on their devices and had three trial runs in class before Mr. Hosmer returned so that dents received scores for their presentation, which focused on clear commu nication; the engineering design process, which included documenting failures and successes as well as recording modifications; and the effectiveness of the de sign, which required the device to fill two differ ent containers with equal amounts of water. After the presentations of the final device runs, Mr. Hosmer spoke to the students about engineer ing and how it relates to water conservation. He stressed the impor tance of teamwork and perseverance, remind ing students that they need to learn to work through any problems they encounter dur ing designing, testing, LEE COUNTY PRIMARY KINCHAFOONEE PRIMARY BREAKFAST MENU Monday, February 4 Dutch Waffles, Fruit, Milk Tuesday, February 5 Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk Wednesday, February 6 Chicken & Waffles, Fruit, Milk Thursday, February 7 Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk Friday, February 8 Ham Biscuit, Fruit, Milk LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS BREAKFAST MENU Monday, February 4 Dutch Waffles or Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk Tuesday, February 5 Blueberry Pancake Pup or Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk Wednesday, February 6 Chicken & Waffles or Cereal, Toast Fruit, Milk Thursday, February 7 Sausage & Cheese Biscuit or Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk Friday, February 8 Ham Biscuit, or Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk KINCHAFOONEE PRIMARY & LEE COUNTY PRIMARY SCHOOL LUNCH MENU Monday, February 4 Chicken Nuggets, Mac-n-Cheese Baked Beans, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk Tuesday, February 5 Pepperoni Pizza, Seasoned Corn Breaded Okra, Fruit, Milk Wednesday, February 6 PB&J Sandwich, Cheese Stick or BBQ on Bun Baked Chips, Garden Peas Roasted California Veggies, Fruit, Milk Thursday, February 7 Popcorn Chicken, Biscuit, Mashed Potatoes with Gravy, Black-eyed Peas, Fruit, Milk Friday, February 8 Fish Sticks, Smiley Potatoes, Fruit, Milk Dave, From page 2C Kennesaw State’s Fall 2018 President’s List Special to the Ledger Kennesaw State Uni versity recently named students to the Presi dent’s List, in recogni tion of their academic excellence for the Fall 2018 semester. To achieve this honor, each student must have com pleted at least 9 semester hours with a term grade point average of 4.0. The following area stu dents were recognized for Fall 2018: Hannah O’Lear of Leesburg Brynnan Sammons of Leesburg Dhavan Patel of Leesburg Chandler Alexander of Albany Jon Pope of Leesburg Heighley Bodden of Leesburg Adrianna Dunn of Albany Joyner Tyson of Al bany Madison Wilcox of Albany Danielle Teemer of Albany Jamilyah Henderson of Albany Courtney Haas of Leesburg A leader in innovative teaching and learning, Kennesaw State Univer sity is one of the 50 larg est public institutions in the country. You bet there is! File a police report imme diately, and if possible, have this guy arrested. He has committed criminal fraud, and it’s not something you should take lightly. Also, put a fraud victim alert on your credit bureau reports today. Don’t stop with just alerting the credit card companies about this situation. 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