News
2003
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Phoenix salutes our honor students! MADISON SCHOOL 15700 Orchid Drive South Holland, IL. 60473 Michael Rosen, Principal The following Phoenix students were honored for their achievements at an Honor Assembly at Madison School on June 4, 2002. HONOR ROLL All four grading periods: La’Tesa Cook Jasmine Hikes Symone Waterford Johnathan Ragland Three grading periods: David Prater Ciera Cross Antwyan Murray Two grading periods: Khalil Tippin One grading period: Tilmon Williams Buster Batiste PERFECT ATTENDANCE All four grading periods: DeJanaey Carraway Christina Womack David Prater Three grading periods: Thylha Richmond Buster Batiste Angela Wynne Two grading periods: Matthew Dickey Kenton Anderson Angela Wynne Kimberly Miller LaSean Perry One grading period: Johnathan Ragland Jimmie Drummer Shannon Logan Jamela Harris
Ezell Walker Gregory James LaCresha Olloway Ayinde Hamilton Antwyan Murray Edwin Brefford Whitney McMorris Brittany Onley Asia Ray Trinton Walker LaRita James Jacinta Johnson Lanesha Long-Johnson Tilmon Williams SUPER CITIZEN Jessica Williams Ciera Cross David Petty Symone Waterford Jarmine Davenport BOOK IT Quinton Bullock David Prater Ezell Walker Buster Batiste Angela Wynne Bryan Rogers Ryan Jolly Students First Grading Period School Year 2002 – 2003 Fourth Grade James Wilkins Jeremy Beasley Erica Dillard Roberto Arevalo Brianna Wells Javon Kay Fifth Grade Angela Wynne Jonathan Ragland Bryan Rogers
EISENHOWER SCHOOL 16001 MINERVA SOUTH HOLLAND, IL. Rhonda Towner, Principal
First Grading Period School Year 2002 – 2003
The following students who reside in Phoenix were honor roll students ranging from 3.000 to 4.800 the 4th quarter marking period spring, 2002 school year.
HONOR ROLL Second Grade Kareem Tippins Destiny Mahaffey Jamil Truehart Mercedez Green Antonio Berry Marquise Brand Marchell Catron Kahlil Slater Raymond Epps
HONOR ROLL 4th Quarter Spring, 2002 Freshmen Jennifer Martino Kelli McBride Sheree Miller Quincy Goodwin Antwon Stapleton Kyle Vandyke
Third Grade Paul Washington Janine Ragland Xavier Schauls Taylor Wells Darian Smith Desiree Epps COOLIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 155TH ST. & 7TH AVE. PHOENIX, IL. 60426 Patricia Payne, Principal
HONOR ROLL Sixth Grade Latesa Cook Aaron Beasley Seventh Grade Aisha Burton Breaden Gilbert Chiquita Kinnard Brittani Nolan Eight Grade Brittney Brooks Latoya Crowder Gregory Wynne Vondell Hamilton Tacarra Davis Davia Prater Michael Stanley
THORNTON TOWNSHIP H.S. 15101 BROADWAY AVE. HARVEY, IL. 60426 William R. O’Neal, Principal
Sophomore Danielle Coopwood Calvin Lewis Ji’nal Thompson Robert Wilson Junior Chanae Ross Gary Cooper DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS Senior Tiaunna Dickens Courtney Smith
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HONOR ROLL 4th Quarter Spring, 2002 Senior Angela Beard Amber Mason Tyrone Coleman Victoria Mayweathers HONOR ROLL 4th Quarter Spring, 2002 Freshmen Melvin Mahone Servante Cook Sascha Mallicott DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS 2nd Quarter 2002-03 Chanae Ross Tiffaney Ross HONOR ROLL 2nd Quarter 2002-03 Danielle Coopwood Dominique Scott Quincy Goodwin Calvin Lewis Jumaetuh Williams S. SUBURBAN COLLEGE 15800 South State Street South Holland, IL. 60473 George Dammer, College President
DEAN’S LIST Fall 2002 Terri Gray Carlita Jackson Jacqueline Petrie-Davis Latrice Snodey
hornton Township High School has a great program called The 21st Century Community Learning Center. Each day after classes are completed, every student has the opportunity to receive extra help. The 21st CCLC offers: tutoring, mentoring, discussion groups, career planning, ACT/SAT/PSAT Prep, technology classes, and recreational activities. Studies have shown that after-school programs assist our students to improve academically, keep them safe and assist our working families. Field trips have included: Bulls games, plays, dinner, skating, bowling, mother and daughter outings, father and son outings, motivational speakers, and Cook County Sheriff’s Youth Division speakers. The field trips are planned for fun and to keep the young people informed. Family Centered Educational Agency (FCEA) is also partnered with 21st Century Community Learning Center (CCLC). Through this program the students will be able to attend a College Tour.