Bear Den honorees named

Verna Barr

Published on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 00:00

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Bear Den honorees and the qualities which earned their recognition at Cedaredge Elementary School for January 2012 are, from the left: (front row) kindergarteners Lanette Esquibel (NL), and Katie Hoerr (NL) from Mrs. Meryn Harris’ class; Chasey Waltman (NL) and Logan Tullis (R) from Mrs. Janae Parsons’ class; Tayton Nelson (NL) and Aniyha Cohick (R) from Mrs. Anna Shaklee’s class; first graders Sammie Pritchett (R) and Charles Melton (I) from Mrs. Jenna Arvidson’s class; Lexi Todd (B) and David Pyle (NL) from Ms. Nicole Melby’s class; Tori Hirsch (R) and Kylee Terry (R) from Mrs. Kelly Rienks’ class; (middle row) second graders Marshall Meyers (NL) and Dakota Cok (R) from Ms. Stephanie Barton’s class; Paige McGovern (R) and Hayden Moon (R) from Ms. Haley Benson’s class; Dayanara Gonzalez (R) and Dylan Furubotten (R) from Mrs. Tricia Shriver’s class; third graders Colby Rupp (R) and Isaac Blair (R) from Mrs. Anna Gash’s class; Conner Brooks (B-absent) and Kammie Henderson (R) from Ms. Lampton’s class; Jake Cok (R) and Aspen Furubotten (R) from Ms. Stacy Schmalz’s class; (back row) fourth graders Sean Dale (R) and Hannah Carlson (R) from Mr. Ryan Bonds’ class; JD Miller (NL) and Kayla Buckallew (R) from Mrs. Sheri McFadden’s class; Josh Jenkins (B) and Elizabeth Cole (NL) from Mr. Chuck Miller’s class; fifth graders Max Moore (R) and Camie Baldpzier (R) from Mrs. Annie Griffin’s class; Andrew Mellon (R) and Jasmine Cruthers (R) from Mr. Kirby Henderson’s class; Payton Donahue (NL) and Wyatt Camp (B) from Mr. Larry Thompson’s class. Criteria are based on the following BRUIN Pride: B = Backbone, R = Respect, U = Unique, I = Inquisitive, NL = New Learning.

Bear Den at Cedaredge Elementary School honors two students from each classroom, recommended by their teachers.

Students are interviewed with results listing favorite school subjects, other interests, and the career of interest at this time.

Teachers, doctors, vets and sports figures claim the majority of the choices. Of the uncommon choices were video game maker, bounty hunter, train engineer, and exterminator.

Individual photos with results from interviews are posted on the bulletin board near the office. Each student received a Student of the Month certificate and will be given their photo and interview when the next Bear Den members are chosen. The list may be viewed on the web at www.deltaschools.com

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