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EAGLE RIDGE MIDDLE SCHO0L

Dear Eagle Ridge Community,

The month of December is a very busy time for

us here at school. We have a number of musical

concerts as well as after school clubs. We hope

you can take some time out of this busy season

to join us here at ERMS for a student perform-

ance. Please continue to check out our website

for Important Dates and information.

What can you do for your child, Eagle Ridge,

and the community? Please consider volunteer-

ing at our school. We have a number of areas

which need parent support including assistance

in our art room, hanging student work, copying

and office work, library book shelving, catalogu-

ing books for our book clubs, etc. If you are in-

terested in volunteering, please contact either our

PTA President Lisa McGrail or you can email

Bridget Beichler at [email protected].

Our Business Partnership Chairperson is Mr.

Shawn Lacey. If you have a business or are in-

volved with a business that would like to form a

partnership with Eagle Ridge, please contact Mr.

Lacey at [email protected] or 571-252-

2140. Our goal as a school is to bridge Eagle

Ridge with our community and to form relation-

ships that benefit both our students as well as our

community members. Partnerships can be re-

sources that support our curriculum, awards pro-

gram, as well as our school facility. Please con-

sider working together with us as we meet the

academic and developmental needs of our stu-

dents.

Bridget M. Beichler

December 2011

IMPORTANT DATES

DEC 1 SPECTRUM FT TO GALLAUDET UNI- VERSITY

DEC 1 6TH GRADE QTRLY AWARDS DEC 5-6 GEOGRAPHY BEE

DEC 6 8TH GRADE GUITAR

CONCERT-BWHS DEC 8 7TH & 8TH GRADE BAND CONCERT

DEC 13 6TH & 7TH GRADE

CHORUS CONCERT

DEC 14-15 INTERIMS SENT

HOME

DEC 15-16 ENGLISH BENCH

MARKS

DEC 15 GEOGRAPHY BEE-

FINAL CHAMPION

SHIP

DEC 15 6TH & 7TH GRADE STRINGS CONCERT

DEC 20-21 MATH BENCHMARKS

DEC 22-JAN 2 WINTER

BREAK

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6TH GRADE

Rachel Sackadorf is a polite student who can follow even complicated directions the first time.

She works hard and stays on task. She is very sweet and friendly to everyone.

Eric Falconer is a well-mannered student who always puts forth his best effort. He is sweet

and is an active participant in class discussion.

7TH GRADE

Brady Davidson is a conscientious student who strives to always do his best. He re-

mains focused on learning while helping his fellow students stay engaged. Brady wel-

comes a challenge and is a pleasure to have in class.

Tiffany Rutledge is a dependable and considerate student. When it comes to learning

she is energetic and shares this enthusiasm with her classmates. It is fantastic to see Tif-

fany's positive attitude daily.

8TH GRADE Dillon Roach

Dillon has an incredible work ethic. He strives to get work done with understanding and extends what he is

learning in all areas. He participates often in class and asks excellent questions. Dillon not only is academically

high-achieving, but he is always cheerful and willing to help out another student. It is a true pleasure to have

Dillon as a student.

Lori Throne

Lori has a wonderful attitude and is persistent. She always participates in class and is an excellent classroom

citizen. Lori is respectful and willing to help her teachers and peers with anything and is friendly to all. It is a

true pleasure to have her recognized as such a terrific student and member of our team.


Eagle Ridge Awards Program

Throughout the school year,

our students will be recog-

nized both formally and infor-

mally for their successes and

accomplishments. Below is

an outline of the ERMS

Awards Program. Please visit

our website for more detailed

information.

Student of the Month: This

program is sponsored by our

PTA. Teams of teachers will

nominate students each

month.

Honor Roll & Foundation

Awards: This program is

sponsored by the school.

Awards will be given at the

Quarterly Awards ceremony

three times a year.

End of the Year Awards:

This program is sponsored by

the school and includes de-

partment awards, spelling bee,

geography bee, math competi-

tions, as well as the Golden

Eagle award for 8th grade.

December Artist of the Month—Featured in the Main Office

8th Grade-Abby Dearden

6th Grade - Maddy Stanisha

6th Grade - Christina

McDermott

BUY A YEARBOOK Sold out last year, so buy

now! Call toll free 1-866-287-3096 or Go online to: www.yearbookordercenter.com Order #13563

Calling all fellow music lovers:

The 6

th grade strings ensemble is having their

first ever Winter Concert on Thursday, December 15. Please join us for an evening of music-making, and see how far these students have come!

Just four months ago, these students did not even know how to hold their instruments, and now they are playing actual pieces of music as a whole ensem-ble!

The 2nd

half of the concert will showcase the 7th

grade orchestra, which will serve as inspiration for the 6

th graders to see how far they can go in just a year!

Who?: 6

th and 7

th grade

Where?: Eagle Ridge Middle

School Audito-rium

When?: 7:00pm – Thursday,

Dec. 15

Come hear the 7th and

8th Grade Bands perform

their Holiday Con-

cert. The concert is De-

cember 8th at 7:00pm in

the Eagle Ridge Audito-

rium. These students

have worked hard for this

performance and would

love to entertain a large

audience.

http://www.yearbookordercenter.com


Counselors Corner

6th Grade Gretchen Mostero

7th Grade Loretta Jacoby

8th Grade Gary Sharp

Please feel free to contact us via phone at (571)252-2140, or by e-mail if you have any ques-

tions or concerns. To access our e-mail addresses, please go to the staff link on the Eagle Ridge web-

page. Click on the counselor’s name you wish to e-mail.

Instead of our usual monthly updates and reminders, we thought parents and students

might enjoy this informative article for December.

Helping Children Overcome Test Anxiety

Test anxiety is almost universal. In fact, it is unusual to find a student who doesn’t ap-

proach a big test without a high level of anxiety. Test anxiety can cause a host of problems

in students, such as upset stomach, headache, loss of focus, fear, irritability, anger and

even depression. New research is helping to better define how emotional stress and anxi-

ety affect learning and academic performance.

Stressful emotions can inhibit a student’s ability to absorb, retain and recall information.

Anxiety creates a kind of "noise" or "mental static" in the brain that blocks our ability to

retrieve what’s stored in memory and also greatly impairs our ability to comprehend and

reason. The key to understanding how anxiety inhibits cognitive and physical performance

lies in understanding how emotions affect the rhythmic activity in the nervous system.

Feelings such as frustration, fear, anger and anxiety cause the neural activity in the two

branches of the autonomic nervous system to get out of sync. This, in turn, affects the

synchronized activity in the brain, disrupting our ability to think clearly. On the other hand,

uplifting feelings such as appreciation lead to increased harmony and synchronization in

the brain and nervous system, this facilitates our ability to think more clearly.

Research has shown that providing students with tools and strategies that build both emo-

tional skills and healthy physical habits when preparing for a test can help them overcome

test anxiety and the associated symptoms, while improving their ability to prepare for and

perform on critical testing. It’s important to help students identify what they are feeling

and give them tools that will help them learn to manage emotions such as anxiety, self-

doubt, anger or frustration. The proper physical habits enable students to have enough en-

ergy and stamina for their brain to do its job of thinking and analyzing for a sustained pe-

riod of time.

Here are a few tips from the Institute of HeartMath based on its TestEdge™ programs.

Share these with your children ahead of time to better prepare them emotionally and

physically for test taking. Tips for Students

Practice the neutral tool: When you have uncomfortable feelings about whether you will

do well on the test, practice the neutral tool. It’s important to catch negative mind loops

that reinforce self-doubt or uncomfortable feelings. Every time you catch a negative

thought repeating itself, stop the loop and practice going to neutral. Start by focusing on

the area around your heart. This helps to take the focus off the mind loop. Then breathe


deeply. Breathe as if your breath is flowing in and out through the center of your chest.

Breathe quietly and naturally, four-five seconds on the in-breath, and four-five seconds on

the out-breath. While you’re breathing, try and find an attitude of calmness about the

situation. Do this in the days leading up to the test, right before and during the test.

Address the what-if questions: A lot of times before we have to do something like take

a test, much of the anxiety we feel is a build-up from negative “what-if’” thoughts. What if

I fail, what if I can’t remember anything, or what if I run out of time. Try writing a what-if

question that is positive and can help you take the big deal out of the situation and begin

to see things in a different way. Examples of these kinds of questions are, “What if I can

remember more than I think I can?” “What if I can feel calmer than I think I can?”

Think good thoughts: Science is showing that good feelings like appreciation can actually

help your brain work better. When you feel nervous or anxious, try this. You can do it as

many times as you need to or want to. Remember something that makes you feel good.

Maybe it is your pet or how you felt when you got a big hug from your mom, or how you

felt after a super fun day at the amusement park with your friends. After you remember

how you felt, hold that feeling. Pretend you are holding it in your heart. Let yourself feel

that feeling for 10-20 seconds or more. It’s important to let yourself really feel that good

feeling all over again. Practice this tool right before the big test.

Get enough sleep: Big tests require a lot of energy and stamina to be able to focus for

several hours. Make sure you get at least eight-10 hours of sleep the night before the test.

Have fun: Do something fun the night before to take your mind off the test, like see a

movie, play a board game with your family or participate in a sports activity. That way

your mind and emotions are more relaxed in the time leading up to the test.

Eat a hearty breakfast: The brain needs a lot of energy to maintain focus on a big test

for several hours. Eat a hearty and healthy breakfast, including complex carbohydrates and

protein to make your energy last as long as possible. Foods such as eggs, cereal and whole

-wheat toast help energize your brain to think more clearly and much longer compared

with the fast-disappearing bolt of energy from drinking a soda pop or eating a cookie for

breakfast.

Practicing these tools in advance of and during a test can help students limit test anxiety

and perform even better on their school work.

This material has been provided by the Institute of HeartMath, a nonprofit research and

education organization specializing in research on how stress and emotions impact learning

and performance. To learn more about the TestEdge™ programs and tools for enhancing

academic performance visit www.heartmath.org.

http://www.heartmath.org/


CONTINENTAL MATH LEAGUE

All the students in Spectrum will be participating in the Continental Math League from November through March. This is a national test given once a month over five months and is challenging students above their grade levels. Math teach-ers may also make this available to their students as an extra challenge. So far, kudos to the following students in the top ranks: 8

th grade:

Tied for first place: Abhi Chahda, Sweta Karlekar, Nathan Riopelle Tied for second place: Tanya Howard, Andrew Matson, Christopher Morris, Christian Sedita, Tarun Vippa, April Xie Tied for third place: Patrick Beck, Justin Floyd, Cyrus Gard, Sahithi Kalvakota, Elena Puccio, Austin Riopelle 7

th grade:

Tied for first place: CeCe Chu, Landon Chu, Tarun Singh Tied for second place: Allison Ball, Cameron Dorsch, Myles Mangum, Matthew Pinney, Tied for third place: Seth Casteel, Jonathan Kerr 6

th grade:

Tied for first place: Daniel Beverly, Ben Garber, Dylan Guy, William Helmrath, Owen Poisson, Natalie Sedita, Emily Wolfe Tied for second place: Faris Awan, Victoria Bechtold, Nico Burbano, Cody Kim, Jacob Messner, Alec Vanlandingham, Raymond Wang, Zoha Wasique, Tied for third place: Sujit Anumukonda, Katie Bushman, Maggie Colangelo, Jo-seph Davidson, Matthew Dennen, Cameron Duncan, Daniel Escalante, Emily Everhart, Eilis Gallagher, Sydney Maloney, Zoe Mikuta, Payton Minnick, Nidhi Murugananam, Matigan Nagle, Kevin Paff, Lydia Qian, Lydia Smith, Mason Starego, Nick Tenorio

Parents and Students: Remember to collect

those Box Tops and turn them in to any House

Office. We are collecting to buy

electric pencil sharpeners and have

not reached our goal for the year yet!


Guest Speaker to Spectrum Class during American Education Week Mrs. Jensen’s sixth and seventh grade students in third block were visited by Annemarie Johnson, a Teacher of the Blind and Visually Impaired in the Loudoun County Public Schools. As part of the unit on communication, the sixth and seventh grade students have been studying American Sign Language and learning about Helen Keller. Since Helen Keller was blind as well as deaf, she had many obstacles to overcome before she could communicate with others. Mrs. Jensen’s students were treated to a lesson on the history of Louis Braille and how to “read” in Braille. Mrs. Johnson also brought along many books in Braille including a math text, science text, Dr. Seuss, other books for parents to read to their young children, and even a Harry Potter book! What the students most enjoyed was getting to type on the Braille writer, an instrument for those blind students who know Braille. They can type their message which is printed in Braille (with the bumps) on special paper. Mrs. Johnson allowed Mrs. Jensen to bor-row the Braille writer and books for her other classes. Several students will work on a thank you letter to Mrs. Johnson that will be typed on the Braille writer. Learning Braille is very powerful for a blind person. Seventy percent of blind people are unemployed, yet 90% of those employed can read Braille. This demonstrates the direct correlation between literacy, education, and ultimately, job placement.

Braille writer Ms. Jensen instructing students

Students typing their own letters Students reading Braille


Make this holiday season one your children will always remember! Give each

child a very special book that they will want to keep and reread in future years.

Great books are timeless and create wonderful memories.

Happy Holidays from the ERMS Library Staff

The Parent Connection Cindy Rolin~Parent Liaison

December 2011 The 2011 Holiday Season is here and more than ever, help is needed in Loudoun County to ensure those in need will have a wonderful holiday season. With that said, ERMS in conjunction with the Briar Woods High School Cluster Schools is participat-ing in “Toys for Joy”, a collection effort to help the Loudoun County Holiday Coalition with gifts for their holiday assistance program. Collection dates are now through De-cember 8

th. Please join Eagle Ridge in this effort, by donating NEW gifts appropriate

for pre-teen and teen boys and girls. A list of recommended gift items is below. La-beled donation boxes will be located in each house office, as well, as our main office during the dates above. Thank you for your contribution to “Toys for Joy”. Please contact Parent Liaison, Cindy Rolin with questions at [email protected] or 571-252-2140 with questions. Happy Holidays to all Eagle Ridge Middle School Families!

Recommended Gift Items (Non-Perishable/New Only) Sport Equipment/Jerseys/Duffel Bags/Team T-shirts, etc.

Stationary/Diaries/Purses/Wallets Flannel PJ’s/Fuzzy Slippers (girls)

Flannel PJ Bottoms (guys) Video Games/MP3 Players/Head Phones/Ear Buds

Soft Blankets/Throws/Room Décor Items Jewelry/Jewelry Holders/Cosmetic & Beauty Kits/Bath & Shower Items

Alarm Clocks/Books/Cameras Clothing/Jeans/Sweatshirts/Hoodies (all sizes)



6TH GRADE

FLIGHT LIBERTY FIERCE

CITIZENSHIP

JORDYN FANTASIA PAYTON MINNICK JASREEN GHOTRA DANIEL BEVERLY TODD BALLINGER SUJIT ANUMUKONDA

WORK ETHIC

HANA PARK TAYLOR PETRAKIS DIARRA DIA

DREW BULAWA JEFFREY FIERMEN QUINN EISENHOWER

LEADERSHIP

CAM McCONAGHA MATIGAN NAGLE KATY SHINAS EVINA DENENBERG ALEC VANLANDINGHAM LUKE GOODWIN

SCHOLARSHIP

JENNA JOYCE SYDNEY MALONEY EMILY ROUNSLEY

AIDEN SULLIVAN WILLIAM HELMRATH BRANDON DIMITRI

READING

ESHA THOMARE EMILY WOLFE LILLY GAMBLE

THOMAS MOORE ALEX SCHWIND JUSTIN PARKIN

MATH

CAROLINE BURNETT CASSIE HOLSTEIN KELLY BRADSHAW

SEAMUS O’NEAL EVAN ANDERSON DALANTE GRAYSON

WRITING

ASHLEY COX GRACE ROBERTS MACI SCOTT

LIAM SULLIVAN THOMAS PHALEN NICO BURBANO

1st quarter


7TH GRADE

TALONS BARRACUDAS CONDORS

CITIZENSHIP

JULIA DISILVESTRE ALLISON BALL ELIZABETH BLEUTGE

MATT HOYLER CONNER BROCKE COREY BROCKE

WORK ETHIC

DANA ENGEBRETH GRACE HGOOPER FRANCES SAMPSON

TARUN SINGH RILEY NEIMO MILES MANGUM

LEADERSHIP

MADELINE PLUNKETT ROWAN THOMAS JESSICA DAHL SOHAM DESSAI JACK GOOD MATTHEW PINNEY

SCHOLARSHIP

SHUBJI MAHESHWARI ISABELLE GALLAGHER ALLYSON LYNCH

CAMERON DORSCH ADAM OLIVER MATTHEW SAPSARA

READING

PAULINE SCHNELZER MADISON CASANOVA IMAN SAYED

PHILLIP STAFFORD PHIL OSAE-ADDO JACOB NEMIER

MATH

JOUJIN JANG ASHLEY SANCHEZ MALLORY MYERS-PAYNE

JACOB WOODY LUKE BERGSTROM LUKE VIOVODA

WRITING

EMILY BURNS MARY BETH BROSAN YASMEEN BAIG

ZACHARY GREENBAUM MICHAEL WEEKS MENA SALEB

1st quarter


8TH GRADE

CITIZENSHIP VOLARE GOLDENEAGLES THUNDERBIRDS

ALLISON MALY LIZA SHEVCHENKO VICTORIA WEBB RANDALL JOHN JAKE SERIGNE JOSHUA GREENBERG

WORK ETHIC

ASHLYN UNDERWOOD JACKIE QUINT HEATHER BROWN

JOSHUA STERN CLAY ROSALES TAI JELLA

LEADERSHIP

JESSIKA AMAYA GABBY GAGLIANO GEORGIA MONROE SHAWN AKHTAR JEREMY STALCUP ANDREW MATSON

SCHOLARSHIP

ELENA PUCCIO SHIVANI KRISHNAMURTHY TANYA HOWARD

PATRICK BECK ZACK ENGLE SAINIHAL GAVVA

READING

SREYA GUNNA AYLA OSGOOD RACHEL STEWART

JAMES SIMPSON CONNER KLEFFMAN JORDAN PAYNE

MATH

ALLISON DESANTIS ABBIE GAMESTER DANEECIA GRAYSON GRANT HOWARD ANTHONY GARABITO JOHN KESTERSON

WRITING

JESSICA CUMMINGS NATALIE TURPIN KRISTEN LANGLEY

TARUN VIPPA MASON BRAGG ANSEL RUBIN

1st quarter

DANEECIA GRAYSON

JOHN KESTERSON


ABBAS, SANA

ABDALLAH, DANIEL N

AMATO, GRACE N

ANDERSON, EVAN M

ARMENTROUT, TUCKER J

AUDI, CAMERON D

AWASTHI, NEHA

BACCI, BRYAN C

BAI REDDY, GAURAV

BALAGAO, VINCE R

BECHTOLD, VICTORIA L

BEVERLY, DANIEL W

BIANCO, DANIEL P

BRADLEY, ALEXANDER K

BRADSHAW, KELLY L

BROOKS, ALEXANDRA M

BRYLOW, LAUREN N

BULAWA, DREW C

BURBANO, NICOLAS B

BURNETT, CAROLINE E

BURTON, MADELINE N

BUSHMAN, KATHERINE G

BUSTAMANTE, KALVIN C

CAMPBELL, JONATHAN G

CARLSON, ERIKA M

CERVANTES, BRIANNA M

CHIADO, ALYSSA M

COLANGELO, MARGARET A

COOKE, RYAN D

CULHANE, MALLORY K

CUMMINGS, CAITLIN M

DAVIDSON, GEORGIA M

DENENBERG, EVINA V

DENNEN, MATTHEW S

DIA, YAYE-DIARRA

DIGIOVANNA, MATTHEW J

DIMITRI, BRANDON M

DUDLEY, RACHEL A

EDA, RITIKA R

EISENHOWER, QUINN L

EMILIO, JASMINE A

ENGLE, KYRA M

ESCALANTE, DANIEL A

ESPINOZA, JUAN P

EVERHART, EMILY M

FANTASIA, JORDYN D

FINDLING, KEEGAN W

FORD, ALLISON K

GAETJEN, ANNA E

GALLAGHER, EILIS R

GAMBLE, LILLIAN J

GARBER, BENJAMIN P

GEMECHU, GELILA A

GUY, DYLAN W

HAUSCH, GABRIELLE J

HAWKES, GABRIELA M

HECHT, AIDEN R

HELMRATH, WILLIAM P

HENDERSON, LAUREN E

HICKS, EMILIE R

HIGGINS, ERIN M

HOLSTEIN, CATHERINE M

HOYDILLA, ELIZABETH A

HUDSON, RYAN T

IMHOLTE, ANDREW D

JAGER, HALLIE A

JONES, ROBERT G

JOYCE, JENNA E

KAHN, SAMANTHA E

KHAN, SANAA N

KIM, CODY J

KINSLOW, ANNA R

KUMPF, CAYLA M

LANG, AMANDA C

LEUNG, LEILANI

LITTLE, CHRISTOPHER P

LOUGH, MITCHELL A

LOYNAB, SOPHIA

LUEBKE, MATTHEW R

MALONIS, MADISEN E

MATTHIAS, BROOKE D

MAYCOTT, CONNOR A

MCCONAGHA, CAMERON J

MCDERMOTT, CHRISTINA

MCQUILLAN, MAEVE K

MIKUTA, ZOE H

MILLER, SHANE B

MISHOR ZIV, URIYA

MOORE, THOMAS H

MORAN, KALEIGH E

MURUGANANDAM, NIDHI

MUSCU, SHREYA R

MUTTON, EMILY P

NAGLE, MATIGAN L

NIXON, ANDREW F

NORBERG, LINDSEY M

O`NEAL, SEAMUS W

O`ROURKE, CAMRYN S

PARK, HANA H

PATTERSON, ABIGAIL C

PEREZ, CHRISTINA A

PHALEN, KATHERINE R

PHALEN, THOMAS P

POISSON, OWEN P

PRAMUKA, ADAM S

PREAST, VICTORIA J

PRESTON, TRAVIS A

PRUZINA, JAMES R

QIAN, LYDIA A

RATCLIFFE, ZACHARY P

REATEGUI, CYNTHIA M

REGESTER, SOPHIA S

ROBERTS, GRACE C

ROSALES, GEORGE H

ROTHROCK, NATALIE A

ROUNSLEY, EMILY

RUPP, GAVIN E

SAHIN, FILIZ

SAPPINGTON, ASA J

SCOTT, MACIE G

SEDITA, NATALIE C

SEDITA, VINCENT A

SENG, KASEY A

SHAFAAT, SAHAT

SHINAS, VASILIKI E

SHUKLA, DEVIKA

SMITH, LYDIA D

SMITH, SYDNEY N

SNIVELY, BRAD D

SOARES, ILLYANNA E

SOLDOZY, KAMRON

SORANDO, ANNIE C

SPILLARE, MEGHAN A

STAREGO, MASON J

STEELE, JESSICA V

STONE, MADISON F

SULLIVAN, AIDAN E

SVENDSEN, GUNNAR B

TAYLOR, MICHAEL W

TERMAAT, COLETTE M

THOMARE, ESHA R

VAN LENTEN, ALEXIS A

VANDER VOORT, KELSIE

VANLANDINGHAM, ALEXANDER

VAYALIL, ASHNA M

VIPPA, TANVI S

WANG, RAYMOND Y

WEBB, PEYTON A

WHALEY, JULIA M

WOLFE, EMILY F

WYMAN, CAROLYN A

YOUNG, EMILY L

ZIA, LARAIB

ZIPFEL, AUTUMN E

ALL “A” 6TH GRADE


ALBRECHT, NATHAN K

ALBURY, JULIANNE M

ALLAN, IAN A

AMES, DANIEL R

APECECHEA, SEAN D

AZIZ, ZAINAB

BALL, ALLISON M

BANKS, MICAH B

BARRINGTON, ALEXANDRA

BATISTA, GRETA R

BEHRENS, KARL F

BENASSA, CAITLYN B

BENWAY, CARSON T

BERG, JULIA E

BLAZAUSKAS, RYAN K

BOURAS, ANDREW G

BOYLES, GRACE H

BRANGMAN, SERENA R

BROCKE, CONNER E

BROCKE, COREY E

BROECKER, ALYSON M

BROSAN, MARY E

BUMGARNER, MORGAN C

BURNS, EMILY E

CHU, CECELIA C

CHU, LANDON S

CONWAY, TYLER J

DAVIS, SARA R

DENNIS, ERIN J

DESSAI, SHIVALI P

DESSAI, SOHAM P

DETWEILER, LAURA G

DORSCH, CAMERON S

ENGBORG, MIRANDA T

ENGEBRETH, DANA A

FORBES, SHAREE A

FORD, AUSTIN G

FOWLER, ANDREW E

FREEMAN, AISHA C

FULLER, GARY B

GALLAGHER, ISABELLE M

GARRITY, SIERRA C

GOMES, VERONICA T

GOOD, JACK A

GOODWYN, ANDREW R

GORDON, CONNOR J

HAMEED, NOOR

HENSHALL-RASEKHI, KIA

HIGGINS, COURTNEY J

HOOPER, GRACE C

HOYLER, MATTHEW B

HWANG, MAGGIE

JANG, YOU J

JOSEPH, MICHAEL J

JOYCE, CAITLIN F

KADUNCE, AMANDA M

KAPINOS, ASHLEY L

KELLY, COPELYN E

KERR, JONATHAN D

KIRKPATRICK, KAMRYN L

LANSDOWN, JAVONNA I

LENDERMAN, RYANNE M

LUGINBILL, BENJAMIN D

LUONG, AN M

LYNCH, ALLYSON A

MAHESHWARI, SHUBHI

MARTIN, SAMANTHA M

MARTIN, ZYONNE L

MATTSON, ASHLEY E

MCCOMBS, MICHIRU A

MCGOVERN, MCKENNA M

MENTZ, ASHLEY M

MILLER, HELEN M

MISRA, SIERRA S

MOSHER, ALEXANDER P

MYERS-PAYNE, MALLORY

NAU, CAMILLE E

NEIMO, RILEY C

NEMIER, JACOB R

NICHOLLS, SHANA M

OLIVER, ADAM J

ONDRUS, HANNAH G

PAISLEY, CLAIRE E

PARDUE, ALEXANDREA T

PATEL, NIKHIL K

PINNEY, MATTHEW H

PLUNKETT, MADELINE G

PRICE, KAELA A

PULLEY, JAMES B

RACE, BRANDON A

RAMESH, VEENA

REDDY, MEGAN

RIDDIFORD, JACLYN J

ROMOLA, ELISE K

RYAN, STEPHANIE M

SAMPSON, FRANCES D

SANDELLI, VICTORIA L

SANDERSON, CONSTANCE

SANTANA, ARIANNA I

SAPSARA, MATTHEW C

SAYED, IMAN

SCHMIDT, GABRIELLA X

SCHNELZER, PAULINE G

SHAPIRO, DAVID A

SHAWKAT, RUBA A

SHEPLEY, HANNAH M

SINGH, TARUN

SPANGLER, JOSHUA E

STRIBLING, JADE M

SVENSON, BERIT A

SWAIN, MARY M

SZUSTAK, WILLA S

THOMAS, ROWAN M

TRACY, MEAGHAN M

VAHLKAMP, MARISSA A

VOIVODA, LUKE N

WAMIQ, SHEHMEER

WEISENBURG, MIQUELA J

WEISS, JUSTIN S

WHITEHILL, JENNAH N

WINTERMUTE, DYLAN T

WOODY, JACOB J

YOUNG, EMILY H

ZHENG, ALICIA Y



ALAM, SULHAT A

ALDRICH, NATALIE A

AMAYA, JESSIKA A

BAILEY, ERIC S

BARRY, STEPHANIE L

BECK, PATRICK J

BEG, HEBAH F

BELL, MICHAEL A

BENESKI, SOPHIA J

BENHART, ALEXA B

BLAIR, WILLIAM M

BRADSHAW, MEGHAN M

BREWER, ABIGAIL A

CHADHA, ABHIMANYU

CHEVEZ, KELSEY L

CHIADO, ANTHONY T

CLEMENT, PAUL E

COHEN, MACKENZIE C

CUMMINGS, JESSICA E

DATTA, RUCHI

DESANTIS, ALLISON J

DIETZ, CAITLIN A

DIGIOVANNA, JESSICA R

DILLARD, MEREDITH E

DORMAN, JACQUELYN E

DOWD, BRITANY R

DOWNER, MARGARET G

ELLISON, JESSICA E

ENGLE, ZACHARY F

ENRIQUEZ, KYLE T

ESCALANTE, MARIANA

FAZEKAS, ANDREW J

FLOYD, JUSTIN R

FRANKLIN, RACHEL L

GAGLIANO, GABRIELLA P

GALLAGHER, BRENDAN P

GARABITO, ANTHONY N

GARMAN, CAROLINE W

GARRISON, RILEY E

GAVVA, SAINIHAL R

GENTRY, ALYSSA E

GIROUX, LUKE T

GOEPNER, RACHEL L

GOGGINS, CADEN N

GUERTIN, CONNOR S

GUNNA, SREYA M

HAMAL, ABIRAL S

HART, MELISSA K

HARTNETT, MATTHEW K

HASAN, MAHPARA

HIATT, ELISE V

HOWARD, GRANT M

HOWARD, TANYA C

HUGHES, JACOB P

HUNDERTMARK, ZOE B

IHANAINEN, NOELLE M

JACHIMOWSKI, COLIN J

JAEGER, EMMA C

JOHN, RANDALL M

JONES, REILLY Q

KARLEKAR, SWETA S

KRISHNAMURTHY, SHIVANI

LANG, JESSICA J

LATOURRETTE, COURTNEY

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LEWIS, GABRIELLE M

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MACHADO, DAVID M

MACNULTY, KAILEY J

MALY, ALLISON K

MARTIN, LUCAS R

MATSON, ANDREW E

MATTIMIRO, TARA N

MAZZEI, ZAYN M

MCDERMOTT, JOHN M

MCGRAIL, KYLEIGH S

MILLER, JOSEPH E

MONROE, GEORGIA E

MONTANO, DAVID J

MORAN, MICAELA C

MORGAN, PAUL C

MORRIS, CHRISTOPHER C

MORTON, JACKSON D

MUTTON, BENJAMIN R

NABORS, JACQUELINE M

NGUYEN, MATTHEW T

PACHECO, ALEXANDRA M

PAI, GAYATRI R

PERALES, OLIVIA E

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QUINT, JACQUELINE A

RATCLIFFE, HANNAH J

REILLY, BRIDGET M

RICHARDSON, SYDNEY L

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SALOKA, ANNIKA G

SAPPINGTON, OLIVIA L

SEDITA, CHRISTIAN J

SERIGNE, JACOB R

SHEVCHENKO, YELYZAVETA

SIMPSON, JAMES C

SIMPSON, JULIA S

SNYDER, HANNAH J

STALCUP, JEREMY P

STANFORD, SUMMER T

STERN, JOSHUA N

SUTHERLAND, JAMES C

SVENDSEN, ERIC W

TAHSIN, ANIKA

TAYLOR, ELLISON M

TERMAAT, ISABELLE E

THRONE, JENNIFER L

THRONE, LORI B

TURPIN, NATALIE T

UNDERWOOD, ASHLYN C

VANDER VOORT, DEREK P

VANDERLYN, MICHAEL T

VASTARDIS, ANDREW F

VENTRICE, GINO N

VIDAL, CHRISTOPHER M

VINCENT, KYLE T

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WANG, ERIC Y

WARNER, HANA K

WEBB, VICTORIA S

WILLIAMS, JORDAN E

WILSON, CLELIA M

WOOLEY, NATHANIEL T

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ABAS, DOMINIQUE B ADAMS, JACOB G AGUILAR, ALEXANDRA N ALEXANDER, PAIGE E AMAYA ROCA, KEVIN B ANDERSON, AMAIA A ANUMUKONDA, SUJIT C APOLLONY, CHRISTOPHER ARRINGTON, MICHAEL M AWAN, FARIS J AYALASOMAYAJULA, HRUSHIKESH AYERS, WILSON R BACCI, TYLER J BAKER, ALEXANDER P BAKER, BRADEN K BAKER, ZACKARY R BALLINGER, TODD R BANKUS, ANDREW G BATISTA, JUAN R BEARDSLEY, MICHAELA M BEERS, MADELEINE A BOWMAN, ALEXANDER M BRADSHAW, ANNA E BRAUN, CONNOR M BREIDENFELD, LINDSEY BRIGGS, ASHLEY D BUSICK, RILEY M CARINO, DOMINIC S CARTER, REBECCA J CASEY, RYAN D CASILLAS, JACKSON E CHASE, WILLIAM S CHERICO, ONALEIGH A CLARK, JADE N CURRIE, ETHAN A DANIEL, JAMES E DAVIDSON, JOSEPH M DAVIS, RYAN G DEAN, ASHLEY D DEARDEN, GRANT M DEL CID, MADELINE DEMAY, RACHEL E DEMING, ALEXANDRA E DILLON, SAMUEL J DOREY, MADISON N DORSEY, MCKENZIE R DREW, MATTHEW E DUNCAN, CAMERON L DUNN, MORGAN T ELIAS ALVARENGA, EMILY ELLIS, SAMANTHA A ERMELLINI, EMILY C ESCALANTE, ENZO M FALCONER, ERIC J FENWICK, CHRISTOPHER FIERMEN, JEFFREY D FISCHEL, ALLISON M FISCHER, CHLOE A FOLEY, JOHN D FREEMAN, ROSE J FRIEDMAN, EVA S GAGALA, JORDAN A

GAMBLE, HANNAH E GARDNER, KIERAN M GHOTRA, JASREEN K GOGGINS, RILEY K GOODWIN, LUKE D GRAYSON, DALANTE M HALL, BROOKE A HAMMACK, NOAH M HAN, NEO J HARLOW, SAMUEL T HARTER, ALEXANDER S HARTNETT, CATHERINE M HENNESSEY, KEVIN P HENRY, KORRIN A HOWARD, HELENA L HOWARD, MADELINE E HUGHES, JOHN R HUNDERTMARK, LIAM C JAEKLE, RYAN E JIMENEZ, ALEXIS E JONES, ETHAN A KABRICK, JENNIFER M KADUNCE, MAX W KALVAKOTA, UDAY S KARPOVICH, JOSEPH M KARPOVICH, MARY E KHALID, ALINA B KHALID, SAJIL N KIRCHNER, THOMAS M KOLOCURIS, DAMON M KRISFALUSI, DANIELLE KUHN, CHRISTOPHER R KUMAR, ANJALI KUMAR, PAYAL LAMBDIN, CHANSE T LANG, JAMES W LASHLEE, SHANE M LEONARD, ERIN K LEWIS, ELANDER LUBOW, TYLER S MADIREDDY, RUSHIEL MAI, SEBASTIAN M MALTESE, ABIGAIL S MARCHENKO, KARINA A MARSHALL, OLIVIA G MARTIN, KELLIS C MATSON, SAMUEL B MATTER, JOHN E MCDANIEL, RILEY K MESSNER, JACOB W MICHAELOV, STEPHAN V MILLER, RONALD J MINNICK, PAYTON L MOSTOW, NATHAN A MURSHIDI, NAJIM A MYERS, COLIN C NICKLIN, ANDREW B NOSIL, ANDREW S O`CONNOR, JOSEPH D PAFF, KEVIN C PARKIN, JUSTIN L PATEL, SHALIN R

PAVULOORI, MANASA S PERRY, MORGAN B PETERSON, ANDREW B PETRAKIS, HUNTER C PETRAKIS, TAYLOR N PINE, RAQUEL A PINEDA, JEREMIAH M POWELL, TIMOTHY A PRICE, JACKSON R RANA, FATIMA K RAYFIELD, JAKE M RICHMAN, ZACHARY I ROBEY, DANIEL L RUTHERFORD, REAGAN L RUTLEDGE, MATTHEW J RYAN, CASEY J SACKADORF, RACHEL A SALZMANN, JORDYN E SAMMONS, BRANDON S SANDERSON, JAMES C SARKAR, TANUSHKA SCHMIDT, STEPHANIE A SCHULTZ, MARC F SCHWIND, ALEXANDER P SELB, LAUREN E SEXTON, GAVIN S SHARMA, PRANAV SHEEHAN, ANDREW R SIMMONS, LAUREN S SIMMS, JILLIAN E SKELTON, THOMAS A SOLIS, JULIA K SOUCEK, LUKAS STANISHA, MADELEINE M STURNIOLO, VINCENT J SULLIVAN, LIAM P SWAIN, ROBERT C SWAMY, TARA A TAN, TREVOR J TARDIF, ALEXANDER L TENORIO, NICOLAS M TOKARCHIC, KYLE M TOKAREV, LEONID TOLLUS, CONNOR J TRUONG, LONG T VASQUEZ, KATE E VAZQUEZ, STEPHANIE E VERMA, RIYA VESTAL, SARAH C VLCEK, JACOB A WASIQUE, ZOHA M WEAVER, PATRICK I WITTENBURG, ADAM D WORK, JULIA G YACKO, KEITH M YANG, DONG-HYUK YEARWOOD, JESSICA A ZIPFEL, AMBER B

“A/B” 6TH GRADE


ABEDRABO, MARIAM K ADAMS, BRYAN M ADDO, ROBERT S ADIL, SUNIA AKHTAR, NOOR A AKINS, SARAH M AL-AKHRAS, NADIA K ALBERS, CORRINE L ALDRICH, MOLLY K ALZAMORA, BRIANNE N APPEL, DAVID D BAIG, YASMEEN BARRON, ROBERT A BASHORE, NOLAN M BERGSTROM, LUKE G BJORNSEN, ALEXANDER R BLANCHARD, NICHOLAS R BLEUTGE, ELIZABETH M BOOTH, JILLIAN R BORGOVINI, GIANNA A BOSTELMAN, ELIZA A BOSTIC-CLARKE, JAZMYNN BOSWELL, SAMANTHA J BOWEN, ALAINA A BRADLEY, JOSHUA A BRANGMAN, SAVANNAH R BROWN, CLARE R BROWN, PETER E CASANOVA, MADISON L CASTEEL, SETH E CHAN, JONATHAN W CHAPPELL, KATHERINE M CHIODINI, LUKE A CHO, MELISSA X CLARK, SEAN M CLARY, NATHAN M COLANGELO, JACOB N COMERFORD, BRIANA G CONNORS, GEORGE K COOK, JULIENNE M COUELL, GARRETT M CUBIAS, DAVID A DAHL, JESSICA N DAVIDSON, BRADY N DAVIDSON, EMILY B DAVIDSON, JOSEPH N DAZA, SAMANTHA R DIAZ-VERDOOREN, GABRIELLE DISILVESTRE, JULIA R DORN, ALEXANDRA N DOYLE, ASHLEY K ECCLES, AIDAN M ECKL, KATHERINE M ETTRICH, MEREDITHE S FALLON, DAVID S FARNSWORTH, NATALIE I FAROOQ, AISHA FLYNN, SAMANTHA C FOLEY, DYLAN M FREDRIKSON, BRIAN A GARCIA, MICHAEL R GILBRIDE, PATRICK T

GILLIGAN, ERIN C GLASOW, KATHRYN C GOBS, ALEXANDER C GOLSTON, VICTORIA R GREENBAUM, ZACHARY A GRIESER, JOSEPH S HALL, PRISCILLA R HAMM, NATHAN HARRIS, MATTHEW M HAUFLER, REID J HAZELL, DENNIS E HEDGES, AUSTIN J HILLER, MIRANDA I HOFMANN, JONATHAN C HOOVER, MARY A HUANG, KELLY S HUNT, MORGAN G HURLEY, EMILY L IBRAGIC, BELMA IOANNOU, ETHAN G JAEKLE, JACKSON L KAHLER, VICTORIA C KAMALAKANNAN, AJAY KARL, GRACE E KOTTER, MIKELLE E KRISFALUSI, ETHAN J KULISCH, ERIKA N KUMKE, CHRISTOPHER W LACEWELL, SIMONE A LARABEE, JUSTIN M LARCO, KEVIN M LARSEN, CECILIA A LAVINE, ALYSSA D LECHTMAN, BENJAMIN D LEONARD, BENJAMIN J LIU, ROBERT LOFQUIST, KELLIE E LORD, MATTHEW S LUCAS, JACKSON J LUPIA, JARED D LUTZ, SEAN F MAFFE, BENJAMIN T MALIK, INCA MANGUM, MYLES D MANN, GABRIELLE T MANNING, DIAMOND A MARDOCK, CHARLES S MARRI, HIMA B MARX, ANA M MCCARTHY, MICHAEL E MCGANN, MALACHY MCGOUGH, MICHELLE A MCGOVERN, DAWSON J MENCINI, CASSANDRA F MERLINO, TAYLOR E MESSNER, ADAM J METCALF, MIKAYLA C MEYER, RIANN F MIHELCIC, SAMUEL M MORIAK, MOLLY E MOSTIGA SOLANO, URSULA NATER, CHRISTIAN F

NEE, AMANDA L NEVAREZ-RODRIGUEZ, JAIME NORRIS, KENDRICK A OAKES, JASON A ORTIZ, ALEXANDER I OSAE-ADDO, PHILIP A OTAL, MAGDALENA G O`BRIEN, SEAN M PARIKH, DEVAL R PASSMAN, SARA M PLACE, JOSHUA T PORTER, JILL M PROULX, NATHANIEL J PUGH, MATTHEW A QUINN, WILLIAM E RASCOE, AMANI J REDDY, ANANYA RIKER, SARAH M RIVEROS, MARCELO J RIZVI, SYEDDAH Z ROACH, REGAN L ROBBINS, JESSE A ROBERE, KAYLA N ROBERTS, LOREN C RUTLEDGE, TIFFANY SACK, VINSON C SACKS, COURTNEY C SALADI, VASANT SALAZAR SANCHEZ, ASHLEY SETTY, TARUN S SHINBERG, ROSS L SHOAF, MEGAN C SHOCKLEY, CONNOR D SIMHA, PRADYUMNA K SIVANATHAN, SHNEHA SONAWANE, RIA S SORTO, JIMMY E SPANGLER, ASHLEY R STAFFORD, PHILIPP L STANISHA, EMILY A STEPNICK, JOSHUA S STERN, RACHEL C SURBELLA, ALIXSANDRA TABLIGAN, DAVID A TAYLOR, CAILEY E TEHAN, WILLIAM T THAZHATHETHIL, MOHAMMED THOMAS, JAIME E VASQUEZ, EMILY VEGA, ROBERT T VEGA, VICTORIA M VEL, LAURA J VESTAL, CHASE N WADSWORTH, RYAN C WAGNER, ALLYSON N WAGNER, KAITLYN M WALTHER, JACK T WEEKS, MICHAEL R WHITE, ANDREW F

“A/B” 7TH GRADE


AFZALL, NICHOLAS A AGUILAR, JOSEPH A AHMED, NYLE AKHTAR, IHTISHAM ALFONSO, TORIE A ALICIC, ERWIN ANJUTGI, SAAKETH ANNUNZIATA, ALEXI J ATER, GABRIEL A AWASTHI, ROHNI AYALASOMAYAJULA, MAUK AYERS, BENJAMIN W BARNES, NICHOLAS A BAUMGARTEL, SAMUEL L BEAL, MCKAYLA D BEHRENS, JOHN J BERRIOS, ILLUMINADA C BIANCO, JOSEPH A BRAGG, MASON A BREIDENFELD, HALEY N BRODIE, MACKAYLA S BROWN, HEATHER C BROWN, MADISON J BRYAN, ABIGAIL R BUSICK, MORGAN B CALANJISRIDHAR, KARTHIK CALDWELL, THOMAS M CALLAHAN, JOHN J CAMPOS, BRIANA G CARPENTER, COLIN C CHASE, NICHOLAS G CHOWDHURY, MARZANA CHUNG, CASSIDY J CMEYLA, BRADEN T CONNER, RAYVEN N CORBETT, ASHTON K CORLETT, JUSTIN E COSSIO, JESSENYA M COUNTS, DYLAN M CRAIGHEAD, ADRIAN S DAME, ELIJAH R DAVIS, COURTNEY G DAVIS, OLIVIA M DEAL, EMMA J DEARDEN, ABBEY B DOUGHERTY, MEREDITH F DUFFIE, KYLE R DUPREE, JACOB H EAGAN, CHRISTOPHER M EMILIO, NICHOLAS G ESPOSITO, NICHOLAS A FIALDINI, MATTHEW C FORTIER, JARED C FOX, LAUREN E FRAMPTON, SCOTT T

GAETJEN, EMILY S GAMESTER, ABBIE M GARAY ESCALANTE, VICTOR GARD, CYRUS W GEARY, CAMDEN J GHOTRA, ARJAN S GILBERT, CORINNE K GILL, JAMES D GOLDEN-WEATHERS, JACK GREENBERG, JOSHUA A GUSANI, JAHNAVI HALL, EPHRAIM E HAMMOND, MOLLEY S HANCOCK, JOSEPH C HANG, REBECCA K HANKS, RAFFAEL D HAQ, NAILA HAQ, NIDA HART, CONNER W HENDERSON, GRANT M HUFFMAN, TAYLOR V HUNTER, CAMERON HURLEY, COLIN M IBRAHIM, REYAN H JAY, DEJAH M JELLA, TAI T KALVAKOTA, SAHITHI KELLY, RYAN J KERBY, ISAAC R KIM, OLIVIA K KIRK, IAN A KLEFFMAN, CONNER G KREYER, BRETT J LAMOTHE, JOSEPH P LEE, JENNIFER S LEONARD, SAMANTHA W LEWIS, CAROLINE E LEWIS, MYLES A LOFGRAN, TANNER M LUSHINSKI, SAMANTHA R MACHADO, DANIEL R MALLOY, DEREK J MALY, CHRISTOPHER J MANN, ANAYA L MANZER, MICHAEL G MARCUS, GRANTLAND C MCCARTHY, MEGAN M MCGRATH, MICHAEL P MENGISTU, ADEY A MOCABEE, DAVID B MULHOLLAND, KATHRYN S NANDURY, KAYLYN V NEFF, RACHEL M OLENIK, CAROLINE M ORTIZ, RISSAMARI VIANCA

OSMAN, HASHIM T O`CONNOR, EMILY K PACK, SARAH E PATEL, NEEJOLE R PEREZ, CHRISTOPHER A PETITO, ALEXANDER J PFEFFER, PARKER T PLY, DYLAN R POWELL, MADISON N PRESTON, ALEXANDRA A RIGGS, LAWTON R ROBEY, KYLE J ROMITO, PETER T ROSALES, CLAY P ROSS, IAN M RUF, NICOLE A RUSSELL, CAMERON L RUTKOWSKI, RYAN J RYAN, MAI-LY M SCALIO, JACK A SCHAFFER, JUSTIN T SHARMA, KRISHAN L SHUTLER, COLIN A SINK, ETHAN J SINSKI, KAYLEIGH M SKEMP, NATHAN A SMAGH, WILLEM J SORANDO, TYLER R STEJBACH, COURTNEY E STEWART, RACHEL H STOKKE, KAYLEY B STRATTON, CATHERINE M STUCKE, MATTHEW C STURNIOLO, CRISTINA M SUMMERS, JORDAN F TILLEY, DANA K VINSIK, EMILY P VOUGHT, EMILY C WARDAK, JOSEPH A WAVREK, ANDRE M WEAVER, ASHLEY K WEBB, TANNER D WHITFIELD, BRITTANY S WITTENBURG, NATHAN C YAMAK, MALEK YANG, IL-GON YU, MULI H ZEIN, RAMI A ZELLER, MARGARET C

“A/B” 8TH GRADE


While shopping this holiday season check out

these locations and earn extra Box Tops for

Eagle Ridge Middle School

Beckie Belcher


Eagle Ridge has formed a new committee in order to create business partnerships. We are

looking for businesses in our community who would like to partner with our school, in order to best

serve our students.

If you own a business or know a business that might be interested, Eagle Ridge Middle

School would like to invite your business to become a partner with our school to positively impact

the lives of our students! Our school community consists of over one thousand students, over one

hundred staff members, and thousands of parents and community members. It takes the

combined effort of our school community along with local businesses to create a complete learning

environment for the students of Loudoun County.

How can your business help our school? Eagle Ridge offers three levels of partnership to

create a bond between our students and local community businesses. We also are interested in

businesses that would like to present on career or curriculum related information. These

partnership levels include:

SILVER: Donation of Goods- (i.e. complimentary meals, business coupons, store items,

etc.) to students as a community business gift. These are given to students at quarterly

award nights recognizing academic and character achievement.

GREEN: Purchasing a “Business Card”- ($100 per quarter/$400 per year). Your

donation is used to purchase educational supplies (i.e. literature books, instructional sup-

plies, student awards, etc.). Your business card will be displayed at all nightly events

which allow the school community to recognize your commitment to Eagle Ridge.

GOLD: Technology Grant- a cash donation of $500+ for the purchase of technology

items. Some examples of items that may be purchased are printers for the laptop carts,

a new laptop cart, document cameras (elmos), flip cameras, IPods for podcasting, and

many more hardware options.

If you are interested in participating with Eagle Ridge at any level, please contact Nikole Mullen

([email protected]) or Shawn Lacey ([email protected]) by email or by calling

(571) 252- 2146.


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