High School Service Learning
ACADEMICS
FOR T H E R E C OR D Bar Pins This distinction is awarded to those students who earn Optime Merens* for both semesters of a school year. Students who do so for one year earn one-bar pins; those who do so for two years earn two-bar pins, and so on. Students who graduate from Ensworth’s High School having earned Optime Merens for every semester all four years earn four-bar pins.
Four Bar Pins Grade 12 David Allen Ginny Boehm Kayce Boehm Reagan Major Lilly Chadwick Ashanti Charles Anna Denson Ben Frumkin Carly Griffin Lilli Higgins Emma Hood Lili Johnston Aislinn Murphy Bailey Murphy Emma Sloan Laura Catherine Wallace Margaret West Three Bar Pins Grade 12 Victoria Bell Abby Bishop Daniel Mangum Rachel Smith Almira Southworth Grade 11 Brett Barnett Arin Chapman Hannah Diskin Aison King Jake Kirkham Sage Loh Marco Mirnics Caroline Morgan
Two Bar Pins Grade 12 Drew Harris Anna Hooper Taylor Phillips P.J. Settles Grade 11 Andrew Cuffe Kaelene DeCoster Isabella Johnston Lauren Lewis Katherine Turner Grade 10 Sam Alcott Grace Ann Altenbern Tricia Brown Anne Grace Cox Jack Davidson Hannah Doochin Elizabeth Freeland James Gaither Isabel Grant Sam Hood Sarah Hooton Isabelle Laffer Taylor McSpadden Evan Nagareda Shona O’Bryant Connor Phillips Jenna Rolfe Shayna Rosenbloom Rachel Ryman Hannah Smalley James Sterchi Caleb Upkins Ronny Zamir
One Bar Pins Grade 12 Jack Alcott Kristen Fohl Oliver Geer Mackenzie Minnick Jack Runyon-Hass Caroline Sheridan Grade 11 Carmel Buckingham Nathan Earl Irina Espirito-Santo Coleman Goodwin Isabel Reeve Grade 10 Emily Boone Mary Yahnian Morgan Zagerman Maggie Zerfoss Grade 9 Chloe B. Abram Zara Bracegirdle Laura Cheek Sarah Crosby Caroline Duke Ellie Faber Maggie Franck Grace Hall Lucie Clayton Johnston Frances Lavey Donny Lawrence Carson Lovell Cooper Qualls Caroline Seitz Jeffrey Tang William Wallace Eric Williams Xavia Williams
*Students who earn a GPA of at least 90 in all their academic courses in a semester and who have no individual academic semester grade below 75
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INDIA SERVICE TRIP Ensworth students partnered with World Leadership School and The Timbaktu Collective to raise $4,500 for their Community Project in Bangalore, where they helped construct two solar panel lamps, new bathrooms, and a collaborative 3D maze at the local school. They partnered with local students and NGO’s where they immersed in the daily life and learned from local leaders. http:// ensworth-india-2015.blogspot.com/ SERVICE SCHOLAR A Service Scholars program, introducted for seniors to engage in an extension of his/her senior Service Learning project, will be introduced this year. Service Scholars exercise and incorporate the Core Skills that they have learned in their classes and apply them to their senior Service Learning experiences. Service Scholars complete at least 20 hours of service on their projects beyond what is required. They spend additional time collecting facts, researching and composing a paper that provides insight into the issues relevant to their project, and a 500-word reflection analyzing their personal experience with the project. Those students named a “Service Scholar” will speak to the student body on Social Issues Day in 2016. SERVICE LEARNING DAY 345 high school students and faculty served 34 Nashville locations for Service Learning Day on April 10. Pictured: Teaching with BrightStone at the Williamson County Library