Category Archives: Carman-Ainsworth District
Welcome and Congratulations to Charles LaClear, Taylor Chapman, and Mary Haslinger!
Charles joins us from Novi Schools where he was Assistant Principal of their High School.
Taylor had been principal of Avondale Alternative High School after being a teacher in Avondale Public Schools.
Mary has been our Interim Principal of C-A Middle School and is now our Athletic Director/Assistant Principal. She had been Athletic Director/Assistant Principal at Lapeer Schools before joining C-A last year.
Charles LaClear
Taylor Chapman
Mary Haslinger
Board of Education Meeting 2018-2019 Schedule
All meetings are the First or Third Tuesdays and will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Conference Room of the Carman-Ainsworth Administration Building, G-3475 W. Court Street, Flint, Michigan unless otherwise noted.
- September 4
- September 18
- *September 25, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- October 2
- October 16
- *October 23, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- November 6
- November 20, Finance Committee, 6:00 p.m.
- November 20
- *November 27, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- December 4
- *December 18, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- *January 8, 2019, Organizational
- *January 22, Workshop, 5:30 p.m.
- *January 29, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- February 5
- February 19, Finance Committee, 6:00 p.m.
- February 19
- *February 26, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- March 5
- *March 19, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- April 2, Finance Committee, 6:00 p.m.
- April 2
- April 16
- *April 23, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- May 7, Workshop, 5:30 p.m.
- May 21
- *May 28, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
- June 4, Finance Committee, 6:00 p.m.
- June 4
- June 18, Budget Hearing, 6:00 p.m.
- June 18
- *June 25, Subcommittee, 5:30 p.m.
Superintendent’s Letter
Welcome Back Carman-Ainsworth Cavaliers!
The 2017/2018 school year was another exciting year in our school district. We are very eager to continue to create and maintain high standards of academic and social success for all Carman-Ainsworth students. The 2018 graduating class of Carman-Ainsworth High School amassed nearly $4 million dollars in college scholarships and attained well over 600 college credits. The 2018 graduating class of Carman-Ainsworth Baker Career Academy earned a combined total of 131 college credits; graduating senior Paris Folsom alone completed a total of 55 credits! These are examples of students who have taken advantage of the outstanding college partnerships that we have in Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools. Our hope is that this year even more students will aspire to take advantage of gaining college credit while attending high school.
As we continue to improve upon our ability to deliver outstanding instruction, we are very fortunate to provide students with extra curricular activities that are exceptional. For example, the Carman-Ainsworth Middle School Robotics team MO’ Peeps was crowned World Champions and was the recipient of the Excellence Award at the VEX World Championships that were held in Louisville, Kentucky. The Carman-Ainsworth High School Robotics team BIG MO, received the Quality Award and the Innovation in Control Award at the FIRST World Championships, which was held in Detroit.
Moving forward, please keep in mind the two initiatives that began last year that will be available to our students for this upcoming school year:
- School-based Health Center at Carman-Ainsworth High School- Our partnership with the Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools (RAHS) at Michigan Medicine aligns with the district’s continued commitment to the health and well being of students and the community. The fully functioning health center provides valuable resources to our students and families that include, but are not limited to: Immunizations, Physical Exams, Sick Visits, Nutrition Counseling, Health and Fitness Education Programs & Groups, Confidential Mental Health Services and Psychotherapy, Vision Screening, Referrals for Community Resources.
You can find more information about the Regional Alliance for Healthy Schools at Michigan Medicine and RAHS-Carman-Ainsworth Health Center on the RAHS website at: http://umhs-rahs.org/ or by calling 810-591-5473.
- Free Breakfast and Lunch for all Carman-Ainsworth Students- Based on our current Free and Reduced Lunch data, Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools qualifies to participate in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), a program designed to provide free breakfast and lunch to all students without the burden of collecting and processing free and reduced price meal applications. All students in Carman-Ainsworth, beginning with the 2017/2018 school year, received meals at no charge. Although students will receive meals at no charge, all families will be required to complete a Household Information Survey in order for us to fulfill our requirement and obligation for participation in the program. This is yet another opportunity for us to meet the needs of our families.
Expectations for 2018/2019 include a continuous effort in building and sustaining a district-wide culture of positive relationships that help foster environments that are safe, secure, respectful, caring, and most importantly conducive to helping each student meet and/or exceed their highest academic potential. This year we are working to advance and promote the following initiatives that are researched based and intended to meet the social and emotional needs of our students, they include:
- Culturally Proficient Instruction: Culturally Proficient Instruction is a way of teaching in which teachers engage in practices that provide equitable outcomes for all learners. Culturally Responsive Classrooms specifically acknowledge the presence of culturally diverse students and the need for these students to find relevant connections among themselves and with the subject matter and the tasks teachers ask them to perform.
- Restorative Practices: Restorative Practices are standards derived from the concept of Restorative Justice. These practices are designed to improve school environment, enhance learning, promote safety, inclusion, and respect as well as increase positive relationships in the school setting.
- SEED (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity): SEED is a peer-led professional development program that promotes change through self-reflection and interpersonal dialogue and builds capacity for more equitable curriculum, schools, workplaces, and communities.
- ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences):Adverse Childhood Experiences are events that can cause significant social-emotional, behavioral, and health problems. Information provided from ACEs Surveys will help us establish and provide academic and behavioral interventions for students impacted by ACEs.
I can assure you that our staff understands the commitment and effort that it takes to carry forward these strategies in an effort to impact each student personally in a positive yet meaningful way.
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The safety and security of our students is paramount in the success of the programs, services, and initiatives that we provide, participate, or institute within our district. Please continue to partner with us to ensure that our safety protocols are adhered to on a daily basis. As a reminder:
- Michigan law requires that all K-12 schools conduct at least three lockdown drills per school year. Schools are also required to provide a list of scheduled fire, tornado, and lockdown drills to their county emergency management coordinator no later thanSeptember 15of each school year.
- All of our instructional buildings have single point entry areas with surveillance cameras and buzz ringer/alert systems. Building doors are locked during school hours and those who enter or visit are directed to the single point entry areas.
- Our district has established outstanding partnerships with our local Police and First Responder Community. We are fortunate to have School Resource Officers on several of our campuses.
Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools has and will continue to invest in safety resources that provide additional layers of security district wide. Although we adhere to a high degree of safety requirements and standards, we constantly evaluate our current procedures in an effort to stay up-to-date with practices that enhance the safety and security of our buildings.
In closing, I would like to welcome three individuals that will assume new roles within our school administration.
- Ms. Mary Haslinger will serve as the Assistant Principal/Athletic Director at Carman-Ainsworth High School.
- Mr. Charles LaClear will serve as the Principal of Carman-Ainsworth High School
- Mr. Taylor Chapman will serve as the Principal of Carman-Ainsworth Middle School.
Ms. Haslinger, Mr. LaClear, and Mr. Chapman are dedicated educators that will be a welcome addition to our administrative team. I can assure you that they will build outstanding relationships with our students, staff, families, and community members and will provide the type of leadership that will uphold the high educational standards that we expect and appreciate in Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools.
We are looking forward to the start of the upcoming school year and are preparing for nothing less than another outstanding year in Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools.
Sincerely,
Eddie
Eddie L. Kindle
Superintendent of Schools
Carman-Ainsworth HS Robotics Celebrates Quality and Innovation at World Championship
Carman-Ainsworth FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition®) Team 314 competed at the FIRST World Championship with 404 other teams at Cobo Hall in Detroit April 25 – 28, 2018. The teams in attendance represented 26 different US states, 2 Canadian provinces, the Netherlands, France, Chinese Taipei, Japan and Poland.
Team 314 Big MO qualified for a spot by earning enough points during their season in March to compete at the Michigan State Championship for FIRST Robotics earlier in April. Even though awards were not won at the World Festival, setting the bar for team history was obtained. In their division of 67 teams they were overall ranked 9th after the qualification matches. While Alliance Selections was going on, they ended up being the 7th Alliance Captain. Big MO selected team 4678 Cyber Cavs from Breslau, Ontario, Canada, team 3667 Mecanum Knights from Port Huron, Michigan and team 5114 Titanium Tigers from Fenton, Michigan to join their alliance in the elimination rounds. Their alliance played well, but was ultimately eliminated by this season’s Michigan State Champion and their alliance in quarterfinals.
Throughout season, the team won multiple awards, learned new skills, and established many new partners in the community. The team won the Quality Award sponsored by Motorola Solutions Foundation and the Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation, this season. The team’s safety captain also was recognized at multiple competitions as the Underwriter Laboratories Safety Star of the day. The team ended the season ranked 71st out of 508 teams in Michigan and surpassed the previous team record at the World Championship of ranking 12th in qualifications. The team also set a new high at the World Championship by being an alliance captain for the first time in its 20 year history.
For more information about the Carman-Ainsworth High School Robotics team 314 “Big MO”:
If you would like to get involved or donate to this award winning team, contact the head mentor: Ellen M. Crain, Head Mentor \ CA High School Robotics Advisor, Carman-Ainsworth High School FRC Team 314 “Big MO”, 810-591-7525 Robotics Room, ellenc@bigmo314.com.
Carman-Ainsworth Middle School Robotics Teams at VEX Worlds
The Carman-Ainsworth Middle School Robotics Team MO’ Peeps competed in the VEX World Championship from April 25-28, 2018 in Louisville, Kentucky. The best 184 middle school teams were invited to the World Championship from a starting pool of approximately 10,000 teams from around the world.
The C-AMS Robotics Team MO’ Peeps won the Excellence Award!
According to the VEX website, “The Excellence Award is the highest award presented in the VEX programs. The recipient of this award is a team that exemplifies overall excellence in building a high-quality robotics program. The Excellence Award is earned by an entire school or organization at Worlds, not just a single team.
This team excels in many areas and is a shining example of dedication, devotion, hard work and teamwork.”
The Mo’ Peeps road to the Excellence Award included:
- Must undergo an interview process
- Must submit an engineering notebook (NOTE: the engineering notebook must be comprehensive from the beginning of the season and must exemplify the building and engineering processes used by the team.)
- Must complete 2 STEM Projects
The C-A team entered the following for their projects:
- A Video (which the team wrote and performed) about the creation of a robot
- A Critical Picture analysis
- Must Initiate Community Outreach – The MO’ Peeps assisted in the Haskell Community Center Water Project in Flint
Members of the team include: Lydia, Parker, Noah, Micah, Sierra, Faith, Jack, Arryonna, Emery, Chase, Haize, and Max.
The team is coached by Leanne Welch (Rankin Elementary Teacher), Amy Johnson (Rankin Elementary Teacher) and Dylan Elmer (MSU Student).
2018 CAMS Honor Roll
8th Grade
| High Honors | ||
| 3.8 – 4.0 | Honors | With Honors |
| *=4.0 GPA | 3.5 – 3.799 | 3.0 – 3.499 |
| Albrati, | Alexander, Mya R. | Al Wageeh, Mohamed A. |
| Abdulrahman N. * | Allen, Leah R. | Austin, Mahogany A. |
| Baxter, Ashanti K. * | Babbitt, Aireyon T. | Baker, Isaiah J. |
| Bright, Madison C. * | Beavers, Waymond M. | Balentine, Reagan N. |
| Brown, Allison K. * | Belton, Yaszmen M. | Bell, Kaya R. |
| Brown, Kendall A. * | Bowers, Le’anders A. | Boyd, Chavonte’ L. |
| Buck, Ashlyn N. * | Brown, Sha’Toya J. | Boyd, Jonathan W. |
| Cook, Vincent C. | Caldwell, Angel M. | Bradshaw, Samyria D. |
| Crawley, Nicholas A. | Chandonnet, Michael C. | Brown, Nariyah K. |
| Davis, Kylan * | Cocherell, Hillary N. | Burns, Maddison T. |
| Gatewood, Alaysia E. | Dobbins, Sierrah M. | Caballero, Camillia B. |
| Gentz, Christine M. | Dones, Jenesis J. | Conway, A’Mariyah N. |
| Ghannoum, Noran * | Durbin, Jacob A. | Cooper, Jaydah M. |
| Halbedel, Triniti M. | Ellison, Christian J. | Cotton, Angel M. |
| Hamilton, Myli I. | Fisher, Lauren D. | Daunt, Emma N. |
| Harper, Kyliah | Gramza, JoLee A. | Davis, Kendrikk B. |
| Jackson, Scarlet M. | Jackson, Madison R. | Esmail, Salah M. |
| Jones, Cynai C. | Jackson, Tania M. | Fadil, Shayma H. |
| Jones, Samaiya A. | Kamien, Ariyanna N. | Freeman, Makayla R. |
| Kemp, Aalicia I. | Laster, Khalil L. | Garrison, Luke R. |
| King, Geordrena D. | Marzette, Zanaya S. | Gasser, Amelia C. |
| Milow, Alayla K. | Motley, Kameron E. | Gilliard, Adrian M. |
| Minzey, Lydia E. * | Oosterhof, Parker A. | Gillum, Yasmine T. |
| Moore, Kennedy A. | Payne, Jaspernaya B. | Givens, Nadia |
| Munn, Arianna J. | Pearson, Dylan B. | Hachem, Haidar A. |
| Myott, Hayley R. | Raquepaw, Emily R. | Hadden, Harli R. |
| Nelson, Ja’Karra P. | Sellers, Nevaeh R. | Hawkins, Shakylah R. |
| Penton, Isaiah C. | Smith, Amari M. | Henderson, |
| Shamly, Sanet B. * | Warren, DeJeriona C. | Christopher J. |
| Smith, Khomani D. | Warren, DeVona C. | Horton, Precious A. |
| Smith-Daniels, | Williams, Jovaun D. | Humphrey, Jasmin A. |
| Alexis M. | Williams, Kyeliyah S. | Jackson, A’Mya N. |
| Thomas, Zion A. | Wilson, Naomi L. | Jackson, Gabrielle V. |
| Treiger, Aaron D. | Wright, Morgan M. | Jackson, Inell S. |
| Vanderhyde, | Zhao, Steven | Jimmerson, Ashley M. |
| Ainsley N. * | Johnson, Aleiya C. | |
| Walker, Yasmine S. * | Johnson, Timia D. | |
| Weathers, Andre L. Jr | Jones, Jessica D. | |
| Wickham, | Martin, Clalexis M. | |
| Alexander G. * | Mattson, Noah T. | |
| Wright, Khyonna S. | Mayo, Sydney L. | |
| Yax, Paige D. | McLaughlin, Daryl G. Jr | |
| McMinn-Peterson, | ||
| Gabriel H. | ||
| Morrison, Donovan D. | ||
| Murphy, MyAziah R. | ||
| O’Brien, Makayla L. | ||
| Odom, Reina C. | ||
| Ollie, Christina R. | ||
| O’Neal, Dre’ana C. | ||
| Osborn, Zachary X. | ||
| Oswald, Diamond | ||
| Penton, Devin W. | ||
| Phinisee, Ma’Kayla N. | ||
| Scobey, Mason W. | ||
| Smith, Ty N. | ||
| Spell, Brianna N. | ||
| Stewart, Daysha S. | ||
| Taylor, Ta’Shala B. | ||
| Thompson, Kielin D. | ||
| Thompson, Raven R. | ||
| Thorpe, Emma M. | ||
| Travis, Emma F. | ||
| Welch, Anajy N. | ||
| Wicks, Destiny M. | ||
| Williams, Aaliyah-Zuri I. |
7th Grade
| High Honors | ||
| 3.8 – 4.0 | Honors | With Honors |
| *=4.0 GPA | 3.5 – 3.799 | 3.0 – 3.499 |
| Abron, Niylah E. | Asphy, Nyasia I. | Atkins, Cameron J. |
| Al Wajeh, Wafa N. | Baxter, Triniti E. | Bizzle, Devlin V. Jr |
| Albrati, Ahmed N. | Campbell, Talise A. | Bosworth, Makayla L. |
| Aljamali, Ali H. | Clark, Nathan D. | Burrow, Shyanne M. |
| Al-Sakkal, | Cook, Brooke C. | Carpenter, Nathan T. |
| Mohammad T. | Counts, Ta’leah S. | Claxton, Sydney J. |
| Armon Andrews, Jada A. | Durrett, Omarion | Cox, Jaxson R. |
| Bean, Grant A. | Fields, An’Drea C. | Cox, Taryn L. |
| Burley, Aiyana S. | Fisher, Gabrielle M. | Fee, Landen J. |
| Carter, Sarah T. | Gipson, Zariyah T. | Harris, Diamond M. |
| Crosby, Arryonna A. | Gocha, Faith E. | Huddleston, Jada M. |
| Frederique, Ashely D. | Goss, Zoey P. | Hudson, Claire I. |
| Ghannoum, Eman * | Griffin, Ciara M. | Hussey, Marionna A. |
| Hackney, David A. | Jacko, Anthony M. | Johnson, Antavious M. |
| Hatter, Jalen K. | Jordan, Morgan N. | Keys, Jacob E. |
| Heit, Isabella M. | Robinson, Sierra C. | Kumar, Sabareesh |
| Holbrook, Malachi J. | Scott, Sa Niyah S. | Mohler, Emily R. |
| Jimmerson, | Shamly, Micah M. | Norris, RaeAnn D. |
| Jazmyne M. * | Smith, DeAndrea’ M. | Ochodnicky, Eumorfia E. |
| Johnson, Aryanna E. | Smith, Ian A. | Parrish, Te’Ajia A. |
| Jones, Alicea C. | Smith, Sylmaria R. | Pearson, Mackenzie P. |
| Kenworthy, | Yearby, Kassidy A. | Randolph, Calvin S. |
| Katherine M. * | Rodriguez, Lauryn J. | |
| Lillard, Raina N. * | Severn, Katelynn S. | |
| Mays, Asia M. | Simpson, Faith M. | |
| McDaniel, Jalaya K. * | Smith, DaNeisha D. | |
| Meshraky, Kirolous M. | Starling, Brianna M. | |
| Mills, Aaron A. | Taylor, Lawrence M. | |
| Neyland, Ajhia | Tyler, Jordan E. | |
| Pangerl, Paige A. * | Valdez, Adrianna O. | |
| Roy, Jack C. * | Watson, Saniah A. | |
| Strozier, Armoni C. | Williams, Robert C. | |
| Tenson, Charielle S. | Wisenbaugh, Elizebeth I. | |
| Van Fleet, Chassidy L. * | Yoder, Zion | |
| Walker, Jamelia S. | ||
| Walling, Emery R. | ||
| Wells, Matthew B. * | ||
| Williams, Kortni C. | ||
| Zhao, Aaron * |
6th Grade
| High Honors
3.8 – 4.0 *=4.0 GPA |
Honors
3.5 – 3.799 |
With Honors
3.0 – 3.499 |
| Adams, Justin L. | Al-Sakkal, | Al Wajeh, Mohamed N. |
| Bachmeier, Bailey M. | Mohammad A. | Alwageeh, Alharth M. |
| Baker-Cottrill, | Amadou, Fatima N. | Anderson, Julia R. |
| Alyssa R. * | Avery, Ra’yana N. | Avery, Ka’lynn T. |
| Beda Moyembe, | Bridges, Ja’Coy S. | Ayash, Sakiah M. |
| Wesley F. | Cosby, Aaliyah K. | Beech, Riley R. |
| Bright, Mackenzie P. | Espinoza-Romero, | Brown, Jacob E. |
| Brilinski, Evan C. | Kevin O. | Castillo, Savanna L. |
| Burrill, Bryce S. * | Forster, Jenna L. | Crawley, Austin J. |
| Childress, Alannah N. | Gaither, Haize L. | Cruz, Angelina M. |
| Chin-Kee-Fatt, Naima P. | Harris, Aniyah G. | Cunningham, Andra J. |
| Fletcher, Kylie M. * | Holmes, Ariyanah D. | Dompreh, Jordan A. |
| Franks, Savannah M. | Hyatt, Nya A. | Gill, Alexzander J. |
| Gentz, Morgan P. | Johnson, Za’Kya J. | Gillespie, Marianna A. |
| Glasstetter, Payton C. * | Kenworthy, Jacob D. | Golden, Promise M. |
| Golden, Aysia M. | King, Irany L. | Goza, Gabrielle D. |
| Guise, Calvin P. | Lucius, Autumn M. | Gray, Keanna L. |
| Guise, Jillian S. * | Martin, Anna Marie L. | Hamilton, Cieani S. |
| Harden, Sherron A. | Nichols, Laura N. | Hawthorne, Quincy L. Jr |
| Hill, Taylor J. | Owens, Ronnie B. | Henry, Symone T. |
| Huffman, Makenzie R. | Price, Katrina S. | Hooks, Hailey S. |
| Hutcheson, Hannah M. * | Sawyer, Maya L. | Huyck, Austin E. |
| Johnson, DeMareon L. * | Smith, Kayana S. | Jones, Tre’sonte’ A. |
| Kumar, Aditya K. * | Stevens, DaQuindra K. | Kelly, Phillip M. |
| Martin, Makalah E. * | Williams, Alyssia A. | King, Anaijah R. |
| Miller, Gillian D. | Williams, Amiah V. | Knight, Abbigale M. |
| Northrup, Alyssa A. * | Williams, Nariah N. | Lewis-Hudson, |
| Peters, Celia * | La’Tazia D. | |
| Rickert, Logan M. | Mayo, Kennedy M. | |
| Roberts, Aleena L. | McElroy, Aziah M. | |
| Roriex, Delon L. * | Montgomery, | |
| Schupbach, Joshua N. | Sharmaine A. | |
| Slayton, Emily E. | Pelky, Chase L. | |
| Smith, Amaree O. | Phillips, Mekenzie A. | |
| Smutek, Essence L. | Phinisee-Carter, | |
| Tobias, Jenna K. | Amyah L. | |
| Trask, Jayden L. | Potvin, Thomas S. | |
| Valdez, Brayden R. | Prentiss, Samantha L. | |
| Wafford, Jai A. | Price, Trinity B. | |
| Weathers, A’Nyla M. * | Routt, Mason S. | |
| Shaw, Donovan X. | ||
| Simmons, Lucas F. | ||
| Sipes, Isaiah M. | ||
| Smith, Sylvea A. | ||
| Spencer, Jezzika E. | ||
| Stuart, Brooklynn M. | ||
| Whidbee, Keondra L. | ||
| Williams, KahMari J. |
2018 CAHS Honor Roll
Freshmen
| 3.8 – 4.0 High Honors | 3.5-3.79 Honors | 3.00-3.49 W/Honors |
| Abdelhay, Marwah * | Alawlaqi, Haneen N. | Anderson, Dominic T. |
| Abron, Je’niyriah A. | Beard, Trencye M. | Bailey, Levi P. |
| Betts, A’Miya E. | Callaway, Aniya L. | Boyd, Makayla L. |
| Bhagat, Abhi J. | Coleman-Ervine, C. V. | Bradford-Walker, Priscilla L. |
| Bostwick, Darwin D.* | Conlen, Jaden M. | Chapman, Chy’Tazia M. |
| Bowers, Bianca C.* | Cooley, Sydnee S. | Collins, Evyn E. |
| Brame, Zakaria N. | Davis, Darnell A. | Collins, Nia N. |
| Brown, Larry J. | Davis-Gaines, Aniyah M. | Denkins, Ashlinne K. |
| Ellison, Aaliyah K.* | Esmail, Ghadeer M. | Durrett-Gipson, Amorianah |
| Freeney, Aiden D.* | Farmer, Brooke L. | Fetterman, Jayson M. |
| Ghannoum, Byain * | Flander, Larrisa M. | Fields, Alonna N. |
| Glasstetter, Gavin L.* | Gray, Julius K. | Garner, Shakira R. |
| Greenlee, Najee O.* | Holder, Samya R. | Gatlin, Jessica R. |
| Harvey, Lauren K. | Jackson, Dasani L. | Gibson, Orlando J. |
| Kumar, Anisha R. | Karhoff, Alyssa R. | Hamilton, Sa’Rah A. |
| Maroof, Razeen S.* | Malloy, Jalil O. | Harris, Bobbie K. |
| McIntosh, Caran C. | Mason, Darnell J. Jr | Harris, Ny’Onia T. |
| Palmer, Weston L. | Noakes, Demetrius D. Jr | Heller, Brooklynn S. |
| Pearson, Harley R.* | O’Connor, Lili R. | Henderson, Ariel S. |
| Pelky, Abbigail J.* | Peterson, KeAzia N. | Holbrook, Kayli M. |
| Purches, Bre’asia A. | Petty, Jacob C. | Liebert, Blake E. |
| Roe, Sarah K.* | Reed, Jasmine P. | McCoy, Markeetus J. Jr |
| Schwartz, Jonathan R. | Richmond, Yilaina D. | McGruder, Jania T. |
| Simmons, Jackson M. | Shaw, Anastasia A. | Miller-Thompson, Jasean W. |
| Stevens, Darchell J. | Thomas, Charli S. | Mosley, J’Mani R. |
| Thoune, Izabella R. | Tomlin, Kalayia J. | Muex, Terrence D. Jr |
| Young, Christa A.* | Nunn, Jayden S. | |
| *=4.0 GPA | Palmateer, Alexandria G. | |
| Pointer, Angelique L. | ||
| Quintana Gomez, Gladys D. | ||
| Reece, Kevin A. | ||
| Shumaker, Desireah C. | ||
| Shumpert, Maurice B. III | ||
| Smith, Shun J. II | ||
| Terrell, Kelise M. | ||
| Thomas, Nasjeria M. | ||
| Thompson, Kishon D. | ||
| Walker, Anyllah M. | ||
| Walls, David D. | ||
| White, Elijah M. | ||
| Williams, Lisa P. | ||
| Willingham, Tacyra C. | ||
| Wilson, Devion K. | ||
| Yongo-Bure, Bata | ||
| Zaid, Abdulghader F. |
Sophomores
| 3.8-4.0 High Honors | 3.5-3.79 Honors | 3.00-3.49 W/Honors |
| Abdalla, Omar | Aaron, Jessiana K. | Arnold, Hannah N. |
| Ashburn, Da’Miya D. | Alawlaqi, Salloom N. | Boyd, Mon’yae K. |
| Ataya, Haneen * | Al-Wajeh, Rowaida N. | Bridges, Ja’Quay A. |
| Beavers, Alexandria N.* | Bacon, Haley N. | Bridgett, Jordan A. |
| Brassaw, Logan M.* | Blackburn, Eric J. | Bryant, Me’Aira M. |
| Brown, Ashley D. | Brady, Tyshae A. | Caurthers, Aniya T. |
| Brown, Savannah M. | Brown, Quinton C. | Compaore, Teshan M. |
| Carroll, Emily N.* | Brown-Banks, Kanina T. | Cooper, Serenity R. |
| Carter, Jack R.* | Burns, Ashleigh N. | Cunningham, Jajuan L. Jr |
| Chaney, Nkya D. | Chambers-Johnson, | Ditmyer, Ronan Q. |
| Choate, Hayle M.* | Taylor J. | Earley, Adrianna N. |
| Clark, Areyanna L. | Davis, Angela M. | Evans, Matthew X. |
| Counts, Aniya A. | Findlay, Tyler B. | Evans, Tatiyana K. |
| Dexter, India I.* | Foster, Shayla M. | Fetterman, Noah D. |
| Dollinger, Lily A.* | Gorton, Sylvia M. | Flourney, Taliyah L. |
| Fletcher, Dustin A. | Gramse, Lawrence L. Jr | Fryer, Kailee E. |
| Frank, Elizabeth J.* | Grear, Sataria A. | Gagnon, Ian W. |
| Green, Alex B. | Grimsley, Kyah N. | Herrick, Ashton R. |
| Harris, Alexis R. | Hachem, Batoul A. | Hodge, Caleb W. |
| Holbrook, Mikaiah P. | Haley, E’Onia F. | Holder, Carte’a D. |
| Hynan, Elizabeth A. | Hopson, Aarika L. | Hunter, Donnell L. Jr |
| Isaacson, Tessa R.* | Jackson, Ayeishah S. | Jackson, Aymarri G. |
| Jones, Nicole A. | Jefferies, Tanya A. | Jackson, Joshua I. |
| Kemp, Jasiri V.* | Jourdan, Shayla S. | Johnson, Anaiya J. |
| King, Eeshyia A.* | Keys, Jasmine A. | Johnson, Maurice L. |
| Koegel, Cameron D.* | Kirby, Bridgitte N. | Johnson, Pierce A. |
| Kumar, Brijesh | Kirby, Jamaal D. | Knapp, Zahria D. |
| Lackney, Tyler J. | Liggins, Tyrone J. | Mance, De’andre T. |
| Langston Fielder, Senia R. | Myott, Chance A. | Maples, Joshua L. |
| MacDermaid, Nicole E.* | Osborn, Alicia M. | Martin, Jordan A. |
| Maguffee, Keegan D.* | Pace, Anaria J. | Matteson, Jada A. |
| McBride, Joselyn E.* | Quinn, Cheva’ L. Jr | McNair, Makyrah C. |
| Mitchell, Kennedy K. | Quinn, Jehne’ S. | McQueen, Aaliyah B. |
| Morgan, Kourtney L.* | Routt, Matthew G. | Pangerl, Grace L. |
| Pearson, Desiree’ C.* | Scobey, Riley E. | Parker, Marques M. |
| Potts, Deandric D. | Stewart, Geonna A. | Pettiford, Alexis L. |
| Shukairy, Keenan | Williams, Madison A. | Pompey, Ronnie Jr |
| Simpson, Montrel D. II | Proctor, Ja’Naea N. | |
| Spreng, Michael D.* | Randall, Aimee M. | |
| Vines, Tamia V.* | Roe, Victoria J. | |
| White, Kyle J. | Simpson, Holidae K. | |
| Wickham, Ian H.* | Smith Sharp, Mercedez M. | |
| Williams, Theron I. | Taylor, Jasmine A. | |
| Wilson, Quinesha L. | Thompson, Keyona M. | |
| Zaid, Sonua F. | Walker, Keilen M. | |
| *=4.0 GPA | Williams, Ashari S. | |
| Yaw, Jackson E. |
Juniors
| 3.8-4.0 High Honors | 3.5-3.79 Honors | 3.00-3.49 W/Honors |
| Ahmad, Huma M.* | Auston, Audra C. | Adams-Spillers, |
| Albright, Aniyah M. | Bradshaw, India R. | Jeremiah M. |
| Bachmeier, Jordan D.* | Bridgett, Brittani L. | Al Hallak, Mohammad Y. |
| Blake, Bobby L. | Caldwell, Jasia R. | Allen, Rose C. |
| Bowie, Kelly M. | Davis, Jacquelynn K. | Banks, Janquinese M. |
| Boyd, Brendan M. | Ebert, Isaiah Q. | Barber, Devin A. |
| Boyd, Niah C. | Fletcher, Falon R. | Bauswell-Osborn, |
| Brantley, Rayven F.* | Ghoseyni, Sameya M. | Quaira H. |
| Combs, Alanna A. | Gleason, Garrett M. | Bell, Victor D. Jr |
| Dollinger, Mary J.* | Hall, Mikaya K. | Berry, Tyson R. |
| Farhan, Mohamed J. | Hobson, Jiyana Y. | Billingsley, Erica B. |
| Foster, MeMe S. | Ingram, Zarria G. | Bobcean, Jamie C. |
| Franklin, Karimah A. | Jackson, Taliyah C. | Bonner, Precious K. |
| Ghannoum, Batoul * | Johnson, Destiny D. | Broome, Randall E. II |
| Ghoseyni, Khalil R.* | Karbowski, John T. | Butler, Antoine L. Jr |
| Henderson-Herbert, Ke’niya M. | King, Terae M. Jr | Cadarette, Aaron L. |
| House, Harold D. III | Leach, Rayanne A. | Canada, Erin S. |
| Hughes, Alexis S. | Pace, Shyanna P. | Chehadeh, Abdul R. |
| Jerome, Sean H.* | Pincomb, Evans G. | Corbin, India J. |
| Johnson, Shamya L. | Sanders, Allysia I. | Cross, Anijah M. |
| Kile, Shelby D.* | Sharp, Ja’Kaila C. | Dang, Kenny V. |
| King, Karyn S.* | Velez, Madalena P. | Dittenber, Joseph P. |
| Maroof, Raef S.* | Weston, Charneice F. | Dixon, Payton M. |
| Milow, Alana R. | Williams, Amante’ R. | Dotson, Taya L. |
| Morris, Shalynn L.* | Williams, Andre M. | Dotson, Tiana L. |
| Noakes, Torri X. | Young, Eli A. | Doty, Molly D. |
| Olivier, Jada L.* | Engman, Skilar R. | |
| Redmond, Ania M.* | Finney, Janea C. | |
| Shah, Iman F. | Gatica, Santos Q. | |
| Smith, Autumn N.* | Gillard, Kierra I. | |
| Welsh, Janiya T.* | Glaser, John R. | |
| West, Benjamin K.* | Haley, Je’tia J. | |
| *=4.0 GPA | Harrison, Areyana D. | |
| Harvey, Jeremiah S. | ||
| Henderson, Myron D. Jr | ||
| Hill, Wallace V | ||
| Hinton, Rafeal D. | ||
| Howard, Stephon M. | ||
| Hudson-Stillwell, | ||
| A’Nya L. | ||
| Jones, Tamiria Y. | ||
| Keyes, Keshawn M. | ||
| Lang, Asil L. | ||
| Lester, Destinee C. | ||
| Lester, Diamond J. | ||
| Lindley, D’wan L. II | ||
| McGowan, Tayvon T. | ||
| Moore, MacKenzie H. | ||
| Morris, Terra S. | ||
| Newsom, Derek L. | ||
| Palmer, Myracle C. | ||
| Payne, Kolby M. | ||
| Pitts, Chimari A. | ||
| Reed, Ociea Z. | ||
| Rowsey, Arlana M. | ||
| Ryan, Marcelia L. | ||
| Shann, Kloelyn R. | ||
| Smith, Aniyah L. | ||
| Smith, Arianna A. | ||
| Smith, Clayton M. | ||
| Strong, Trenton R. | ||
| Thurston, Hannah L. | ||
| Trapp, Breanna A. | ||
| Wells, Alawnah R. | ||
| Williams, Aarynn B. | ||
| Willis, Tyler J. | ||
| Zaid, Mohamed F. |
Seniors
| 3.8-4.0 High Honors | 3.5-3.79 Honors | 3.00-3.49 W/Honors |
| Bell, Karla K. | Aldroubi, Fatema | Avery, Timothy L. II |
| Boyd, Chante’ J. | Alhariri, Etalal G. | Bavier, Ethan Q. |
| Chambers, Keayera R.* | Anderson, A’Naia J. | Bowie, Kaitlyn M. |
| Cook, Natalie E.* | Bailey, Le V. III | Brooks, Mykala I. |
| Dang, Evangelina B. | Banks Hearst, Arriyana E. | Brown, Quantrelle A. |
| Davis, Raigan M. | Black, Jada M. | Collins, Arron M. |
| Dent, Jakoby R. | Boulden, Alexandre’a P. | Conway, Ataya K. |
| Fairbrother, Alexandra R. | Burgess, Hannah G. | Cooper, Malaysha M. |
| Fogarsi, Ciera J. | Calhoun, Bless J. | Ferrell, Justin T. |
| Fryer, Ta’mya K.* | Carroll, Maxwell J. | Foth, Hanami K. |
| Gillespie, Rachel L. | Colyer, Liam C. | Greer, Ashley J. |
| Hafez, Zainab * | Davis, Destiny M. | Guster, David A. |
| Heaton, Connor W. | Dyke, Curtis M. | Hall, Charles T. III |
| Hood, Niajah M. | Earley, Nakiya J. | Hawthorne, Alexus S. |
| Jefferson, Morgan G. | Harrison, Tayler A. | Johnson, Ayanna D. |
| Koegel, Carson J.* | Holland, Aleysha R. | Johnson, Jacobi L. |
| Kuczera, Rachel S. | Holland, Autumn T. | Johnson, Jada J. |
| Lara, Sierra S.* | Howell, Sophia U. | Johnson, Naja N. |
| Maguffee, Shaelyn R.* | Hubbard, Tyler S. | Kemp, Shalayna E. |
| McClellan, | Humphrey, Jalayah D. | Kunkle, William E. |
| Michael A. Jr * | Jackson, Zakara A. | Lawrence, Taylor M. |
| McDaniels, Makayla L. | Jefferies, Tiara M. | Lawson, William B. |
| McGilvery, Kate L. | Johnson, LaTisha L. | Lewis, Ja’kavien K. |
| McGruder, Khalia A. | Kavula, Amber L. | Locke, Jacob R. |
| Morgan, Alexis N.* | King, Danielle S. | Lynn, Dalton M. |
| Parker, Mariah M. | Kiras, Tabitha A. | Macksood, Margaret S. |
| Reed-Gonzalez, | Lewis, Mikaya D. | McBride, Mya E. |
| Zophieia L. | Locke, Jasmine M. | McFadden, Charles O. |
| Sherrer, Morgan M.* | Malone, Jeanetta A. | McIntosh, Kelsey R. |
| Shukairy, Nisreen * | March, Austin T. | Mills, Courtney M. |
| Speaks, Katie L. | McFadden, Shaunya S. | Mixon, Aleah T. |
| Tipton-Thomas, | Pelky, Ariel M. | Moore, Macie L. |
| Mizahnyi T. | Reaves, Cameron E. | Morris, Destiny L. |
| Toomey, Danielle J.* | Reynero, Victoria E. | Payne, Ivan J. |
| Wafiy, Jayyid A.* | Rheaves, Aleashiaray L. | Riggs, Aaliyah L. |
| Williams, Lenitta R. | Rodgers, Brynna C. | Rousseau, Griffin M. |
| Woods, Krystal M. | Scott, Crystal N. | Sanders, China N. |
| Yost, Jacob J.* | Shippy, Chance C. | Sheely, Yazmine M. |
| *=4.0 GPA | Smith, Briaja B. | Smith, Jalen D. |
| Smoots-Hoyle, | Sumrall, Shania S. | |
| Cherry A. | Taylor, Ti’shia N. | |
| Southward, Shai’tara D. | Thomas, Alyssa S. | |
| Stephens, Andrew N. | Thomas, Jaycen D. | |
| Thomas, Adam T. | Thompson, Variya A. | |
| VanKuren, DeLaney N. | ||
| Walker, Zaria R. | ||
| Wilson, Alazia K. | ||
| Yearby, Kya N. | ||
| Young, Brittany H. | ||
| Zokari, Hanin F. |
Honor Grad Bios
Jacob played three Varsity sports. During four years of Varsity Soccer, Jacob was All District his Junior and Senior year along with team captain. He was three time Saginaw Valley League All Academic team, SVL Honorable Mention junior year, SVL Second Team senior year along with team MVP and Defensive Player of the year. Jacob was a four year Varsity Wrestler and a two time Regional Qualifier and State Qualifier. His Sophomore, Junior and Senior years he was Saginaw Valley All League, SVL All Academic Team, team captain and earned team coach’s award. Jacob played two years of junior varsity baseball before making Varsity his junior year and was All District, Academic Team.
Jacob’s extra-curricular activities include two years National Honor Society (treasurer senior year), three years HOSA (two time State Qualifier), four years Students for Christ, Muslim Students Association (junior and senior year), and member of Riverdale Baptist Church. He has volunteered for several Red Cross blood drives, GISD Project Choice, youth baseball clinics, youth wrestling tournaments and for many other activities.
In the fall, Jacob will attend the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor School of Nursing aspiring to become a Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Anesthetist.
Burlington Donates $10,000
Thank you Burlington and Adopt A Classroom for your support of our school. We are overwhelmed by your generosity of this $10,000 donation to help further our student’s education!
Big MO Competes at Michigan FRC State Championship
Carman-Ainsworth FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition®) Team 314 is one step closer to competing for a world championship by qualifying for the Michigan FRC State Championship this week.
Team 314 Big MO qualified for a spot to compete at the Michigan FIRST Robotics Competition State Championship which is going to be held at Saginaw Valley State University – Ryder Center on April 11 – 14, 2018.
Big MO generated 36 points during their first tournament and also won the Quality Award sponsored by Motorola Solutions Foundation. They picked up an additional 45 points during their second district tournament and won the Innovation in Control Award sponsored by Rockwell Automation, giving them a total of 81 points.
The team currently sits in 95th place, out of 508 FRC teams in the state. They have a chance this weekend to continue moving up the ranks at the tournament for a chance to compete at the FIRST Championship in Detroit.
For information on the tournament:
http://firstinmichigan.org/events/eventInfo.php?id=124&program=frc
For additional information on the teams and how to video stream the tournament: https://www.thebluealliance.com/event/2018micmp
The team’s goal is to qualify for the FIRST® Championship April 25 – 28, 2018, at Cobo Hall in Detroit, Michigan.
For information on the world festival:
http://firstinmichigan.org/events/eventInfo.php?id=126&program=frc