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CLASSROOM RAMBLES Cape Cod Academy names local honorees The following Barnstable students have been named to the honor roll for the first tri- mester at Cape Cod Academy in Osterville: Barnstable - High Hon- ors: Christiaan Rees, Kaitlin Zelman; Honors: Matthew Koehler, Matthew LaPine, Jonathan Zelman. Centerville - High Hon- ors: Kiley Colombo, Phoebe Goldenberg, Sarah McAteer, Connor McCann , Morgan McCaskey, Whitney Shapiro, ChristianYoung;Honors: Coo- per Fuller, Sarah McCaskey, Elspeth Ochs, Hugh Sagona. Cotuit -High Honors: Max- well Sullivan; Honors: Fisher Churbuck, Jeffrey LeBlanc, Samuel Marvin, Taylor Mar- Cummaquid-Honors: Dana Sigsbee. Hyannisport -High Honors: Paul Barber. Marstons Mills -High Hon- ors: Samantha Drago, Chris- tine Mumford , DanielSidman, Hannah Van Sciver, Sarah Van Sciver; Honors: Joseph Albano , Rebecca Bertrand , Jessica Bevis, Kendra Hick- man, Brittany McSorley. Osterville - High Honors: AmandaAustin,KathrynBur- leson,Rachel Cardarelli,Lane Ehart, Louisa Pajolek, Chris- tina Smith, Caroline Welch, GrahamWelch;Honors:Kelsey Beers, Carlos Gomez, Eliza Heussler, Maxwell Madonna, Nicole Madonna , Nicholas Monto, Jacqueline Smith. West Barnstable student making memorable trip West Barnstable resident Seth Hayes, a senior at Bishop StangHighSchool,istraveling to El Salvador with a Samari- tan'sPurseteam.Hayes, one of more than 90 North American and 23Americanyouthson the trip,willhelpdeliverChristmas gifts in decorated shoeboxes to needy children. Hayes will travel with the team from San Salvador, the capital of El Sal- vador, to the city of Sonsonate where they will distribute the boxes.Hayeshasbeen involved with the project for eight years and will return home Dec. 19. For more information about Hayes' trip, call 828-262-1980. Local students receive Honors Timothy R. Schulte of Centerville , and Matthew Anness Davis and Eric J. Ris- ley of West Barnstable each achieved High Honors for the first quarterat Boston College High School. Andrew Cook Loucks achieved Honors. December activities at Waldorf School On Dec. 14 from 7 to 8 p.m. the Shepherd'sPlay comes to Waldorf School of Cape Cod. A combination of verse and song, this Nativity play is a gift from the school to the community. On Dec. 15the school pres- ents its Holiday Student performances from 2 to 3 p.m. Attendees at this as- sembly will enjoy a variety of performances by students in grades 1 through 8. Chil- dren are welcome and pre- registration is required. For more information visit www. waldorfschoolcapecod.org or call 508-759-7499. Students honored at Bishop Stang Anthony Mele of Centerville is on the President's List at Bishop Stang High School for the first quarter: The following local students achieved First Honors at Bish- op Stang High School for the first quarter: Barnstable:AdrienneCaiado; Centerville: Christopher Farn- ham; Marstons Mills: James Tenaglia; West Barnstable: Candace Carlin,Rebecca Joyce; West Hyannisport: Michelle Hicks. The following local students achieved Second Honors at Bishop Stang High School for the first quarter: Barnstable: Connor Madden; Centerville: Conor Chandler, Kendra Cirillo, Morgan Cirillo. Nolan O'Melia; Cotuit: Me- gan McShea; Marstons Mills: Toni Alongi, Kristin Kiceluk, Adam Morgan , Samantha Santos, Taylor Wyman; West Barnstable: John Carlin, Sean (Jack) Carroll, Thomas Delia Morte, Lindsay Hayes, Seth Hayes, Callie Murphy. The following local students achieved Honorable Mention from BishopStangHigh School for the first quarter: Centerville: Michael Chase, David Strock; Cotuit: Joseph Brochu , Lakota Livingston; MarstonsMills:PhillipCorman, EdwardHarper,MichaelNelson; Osterville: Drew Brackett. To be named to the Presi- dent'sList astudent must have a 90 or above in all courses; First Honors, a 90 or above in all courses combined; Second Honors , 85 or above in all courses combined; Honorable Mention, 80 or above in all courses. Fundraising for a 'Master'-ful cause Victoria Dyka, a graduate of Barnstable High School and a Northeastern University stu- dent,isworkingon completing her master's degree in urban elementary education and seeking donations to help fund a trip to Honduras as part of The Alternative Spring Break program. Dyka will be traveling with Save the Children to La Esper- anza, Honduras where she and 12 others willbuild houses. She needs to raise a total of $1,800 to cover the cost of travel, food, site fees and housing on the trip. To make a donation send a check payable to Northeastern Universitywith ASBHonduras in the memo line. Donations are tax deductible. For more information, call 508-685-7395 or the Center of Community Service at 617-373-5809. St. Peter's announces annual scholarships Each spring St. Peter 's Episcopal Church in Osterville awards two $1,000 scholar- ships to local high school graduating seniors who have been actively involved in un- paid community service and are planning to further their education. Applications are welcome from BHS, Stur- gis, and Cape Cod Academy seniors. A 500-word essay pertaining to the applicant's outreach is required. These awards honor the memory of "Kit"Anderson,who gave gen- erously of her time and talents to St. Peter 's and the Cape Cod community. Application materials are available at the aforementioned high school guidance offices. Renewable energy opportunities for students The Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA) has received a grant of $50,000 from the Massachusetts Tech- nology Collaborative Renew- able Energy Trust to support programs for Massachusetts' youth about renewable energy. For a second year NESEA will offer Clean Green Power and Wind Wisdom award cer- tificates to help students learn about current renewable en- ergy use in their communities and create public awareness of this through a community service project. NESEA will alsohost Imagining Tomorrow: Alternate Energy Futures , a creative writingprogram about clean energy and global cli- mate, designed specifically for high school students. Interest- ed teachers, students or youth organizations should call 413- 774-6051 or visit www.nesea. org/education/youthprojects. html for more information. Electronics, trebuchets and fun, oh my! The Cape Cod Technology Council announces a new se- ries of Junior Tech Program workshopsfocused onstudents in grades 9-12. Both will be held at the Upper Cape Re- gional Technical High School in Bourne. Mini-Controller Workshop and Totally Trebuchet , both with a 16-student maximum, are two-day workshops de- signed to immerse students in the exciting worlds of math, science and more. Prices and dates vary. For reservations, go to www. cctechcouncil.org orcallPhyllis Russell at 508-375-4194. ACT seeks teachers for summer program ACT is looking for out- standing secondary school teachers to participate in a summer program designed to help develop and evalu- ate ACT'S testing and class- room support materials. Four teachers from middle school , junior high or high school with experience teaching mi- nority students are sought to review, evaluate and develop ACT' s test materials and make recommendations for improvement , or review and develop instructional sup- port materials that will be used to orient teachers to the many uses of ACT tests. Secondary school science , math , and language arts teachers are eligible for the program , which begins June 18 and runs through July 27. Teachers will receive a stipend of $5,500 and round- trip transportation between their home and Iowa City where ACT will secure and partially subsidize housing for the visiting teachers. For more information visit www. act.org/path/secondary/visit . html or call 319-337-1645. Design a poster, win a scholarship TheArtInstitute andAmeri- cans for the Arts announce the fourth year of the Poster Design Competition for high school seniors. 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