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Upcoming Events
May 7
EOY PARCC Testing (6th8th grades)
7:30—9:30 am
AP Computer Science Exam
8—11:30 am
Spring Band Concert
6—7 pm
May 8
EOY PARCC Make-up
Testing (6th—8th grades)
7:30—9:30 am
AP US History Exam
8—11:30 am
AP European History Exam
12—3 pm
May 9
Graduation Class of 2015
Alario Center
6:30—8 pm
May 11
Laptop Pickup for 6th
Grade
7—8 am
Biology EOC Pds. 1 & 2
7:30 am
AP Biology Exam
8 am
2 0 1 5
From the Principal’s Pen
Jaime Zapico
I can’t believe the school year is almost over! It has been a great year and we have made
some great memories in our second year on Churchill Parkway. Even though we have
only three weeks left of school, please be cognizant of the fact that this is the fourth
nine weeks and if you fail a course, you fail the course for the semester. Also, we have
exams this nine week period. Remember, exams count for 25% of your final grade.
Congratulations to the Class of 2015!
Senior award night was held on
Wednesday, April 29, and the seniors
were recognized for all of their accomplishments. Please see the group picture
with the seniors wearing all of their
cords and medals. They are going to
look great coming down the aisle on
graduation night. Mrs. Taylor also celebrated their accomplishments at the
World War II Museum at the annual
senior brunch that she hosts every year.
Congratulations to Quentin Andrus who
won the $100,000 scholarship and to
Edward Johnson and Kayla Tarr who
were surprised with a $32,000 scholarship from Mrs. Taylor as well. What a
day for my Taylor Tigers!
Final Exam Schedule
May 19: no exams/early release day –
students will be dismissed at 12:40
May 20: exams for periods 1 and 2/
early release day – students will be
dismissed at 12:40
May 21: exams for periods 3 and 4/
early release day – students will be
dismissed at 12:40
A big thank you goes to all of the moms who attended our second annual Muffins with
Mom event. We are looking forward to celebrating our Taylor dads in the fall of 2015
at the second annual Donuts with Dad.
The end of the year award ceremonies will take place on May 14 and May 15. Please
look for invitations that are coming home this week. I’m looking forward to two great
celebrations all about my Taylor Tigers!
Upcoming Events
May 12-14
Senior Exams
May 12
Laptop Pickup for 7th
Grade
7—8 am
Algebra I EOC (pd. 3)
7:30 am
Biology EOC (pd. 3)
7:30 am
Valedictorian/Salutatorian
Luncheon
10 am
May 13
Laptop Pickup for Sophomores and Juniors
7 am
Algebra I EOC (pds. 1&2)
7:30—9 am
AP English Language &
Composition Exam
8—11:30 am
Graduation for the Class of 2015 is
scheduled for Saturday, May 19 at 6:30
pm at the Alario Center. Graduates
must be at the Alario Center at 5:30.
Parents, please make sure all family
members are seated in the arena prior to 6:25. The doors will be closing at
that time and will not reopen until the
National Anthem. Please see the list of
do’s and don’ts for that night from the
Alario Center (right).
Seniors recognized at awards night
Elizabeth Kahn
Senior awards night was held on Wednesday, April 30th. This is the first time in the
history of Taylor that every member of the graduating class will graduate with honors,
and each member of the class was recognized for this accomplishment. Colin Bardwell
was selected by his classmates to give an address to the class. Kayla Tarr was named
valedictorian of the class, and Edward Johnson was named salutatorian.
May 14
Laptop Pickup for 8th
Grade
7 am
Geometry EOC (pd. 4)
7:30—9:30 am
Ring Ceremony
Kenner Pavilion
9—10 am
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1. PROHIBITED ITEMS: Noise makers,
HELIUM BALLOONS, non-helper type
animals, outside food and drink.
2. GIFTS: Flowers and gifts may be
brought into the graduation
(reminder: no helium balloons). Please
make your guests aware that we will
NOT have a florist on site for them as we
have had in some previous years.
Ring Ceremony for the Class of 2016
is scheduled for Thursday, May 14 at
9:00 am at the Kenner Pavillion. Invitations were mailed last week. Please call the office if you didn’t receive one. The juniors
must be there by 8:30 am. After the ceremony, the juniors will have the day off to
celebrate. I’m looking forward to another beautiful ceremony! Congratulations Class
of 2016!
AP Statistics Exam
12—3:30 pm
Middle School Award
Ceremony
1:30—2:30 pm
Graduation Do’s and Don’ts
Senior class with honor stoles.
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Upcoming Events
2015
Tidings from Tech Bytes
Kelly Maher
May 14 (cont.)
Co-op Meeting
6:30—&:30 pm
May 15
Laptop pickup for
freshmen
7 am
AP Human Geography
Exam
8—11:30 am
8th Grade Picnic
12 pm
High School Award
Ceremony
1:30—2:30 pm
May 18
Elmwood Fitness Center
Field Trip (6th & 7th
grades)
9:30 am—12:30 pm
May 19
Early Release Day (12:40
dismissal)
May 20
Final Exams (1st & 2nd
periods)
Early Release (12:40
dismissal)
May 21
Final Exams (3rd & 4thperiods)
Early Release (12:40
dismissal)
Last day of school for
students
As many of you know, TED is a global online community devoted to ideas worth
spreading. Summer is coming, and I thought this would be a great opportunity to share
some of my favorite TED Talks. Although TED covers a broad range of subjects, from
science, to business, to global issues, I chose to limit this list to those that are related
to technology and education. So, if you have a little time and need some inspiration,
check out some of these links:
TED Technology
Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology
Danny Hillis: The Internet could crash. We need a Plan B
Regina Dugan: From mach-20 glider to humming bird drone
Abha Dawesar: Life in the "digital now" Eli Pariser: Beware online "filter
bubbles
Chris Domas: The 1s and 0s behind cyber warfare
Keren Elazari: Hackers: the Internet's immune system
Gary Kovacs: Tracking our online trackers
Avi Rubin: All your devices can be hacked
Yves Rossy: Fly with the Jetman
Bruno Maisonnier: Dance, tiny robots!
Kevin Allocca: Why videos go viral
Jay Silver: Hack a banana, make a keyboard!
David Pogue: 10 top time-saving tech tips
Juan Enriquez: Your online life, permanent as a tattoo
Juan Enriquez: Will our kids be a different species?
Playlist: Tech breakthrough (14 talks)
Playlist: What does the future look like? (11 talks)
Playlist: Who are the hackers? (9 talks)
TED Education
Ben Dunlap: The life-long learner
John McWhorter: Txtng is killing language. JK!!!
Sugata Mitra: Build a School in the Cloud
Joi Ito: Want to innovate? Become a "now-ist"
Sugata Mitra's 5 favorite education talks Re-imagining school (12 talks):
Ken Robinson: 10 talks on education
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Upcoming Events
High School 4H News
April 30
English II EOC Part 1
Julia Avila
(period 4)
7:30—9:30 am
The 4H high school students are working directly with
LSU Coastal Roots™ Program. The program involves
only 45 schools in Louisiana and one in Chile. The goal
is for students to develop an attitude of stewardship
toward our natural resources and to provide for them
a constructive active learning situation in which they
can explore strategies for sustaining our coastal ecosystems. Three teachers attended the training at the
LSU Ag Center in mid
March: Dr. Simpson,
Mrs. Lartigue, and Ms.
Avila.
The Diviners (Play)
7—9 pm
May 1
English II EOC Part 2
(period 4)
7:30—9:30 am
The Diviners (Play)
7—9 pm
May 2
Junior/Senior Prom
La Maison Creole
8—11 pm
May 4
AP Env. Science Exam
8—11:30 am
Co-op Staff Appreciation
11:30 am—1 pm
AP Psychology Exam
12—3:30 pm
May 4—8
EOY PARCC Testing
(6th—8th Grades)
7:30—9:30 am
May 5
AP Calculus Exam
8—11:30 am
May 6
AP Physics Exam
12—3:30 pm
May 7
AP Comp. Science Exam
8—11:30 am
Spring Band Concert
6—7 pm
2015
Middle School 4H News
Lisa Valence
The middle school 4-H club
ended its year as a First Place
4-H Club because of its many
service projects and activities!
Their final project was to purchase Target gift cards for
their teachers. The club
raised money from their annual Cake Walk at the Senior
Carnival. Thank you to all of
the wonderful grandparents
who donated cakes and
brownies to our booth!!
Lines from the Librarian
Elizabeth Kahn
With the popularity of the basketball March Madness, the
students participated in a library battle of the books in midMarch. The 16 books were selected by a team at School
Library Journal. We followed along online with that battle, but
the author judges did not always agree with our students. I
made sure that we had at least two copies of each book, and I
encouraged the students to read. In Rounds 1 through 3, all
members of the PFTSTA community could help select their
favorite books in those rounds by voting online. For the
fourth and final round, the students really wanted to go to
battle and have a live presentation with real time voting with
quick results. We had a great turn out of mostly middle
school students, and all three books had fans. It was the very
quirky Grasshopper Jungle, by Andrew Smith, that won the
hearts of most of the students.
Book champions from
left to right are Ella
Grindstaff, Hannah
Withrow, and Kaitlyn
Esneault, who are all
members of
BRiMS,and Kayla
Tarr, who is a member of Bookmarked.
On April 20th, the high school
and middle school book groups
merged for a meeting to Skype
with author Andrea Cremer.
She had visited Taylor in
January of 2012, but none of
the students currently in either
group heard her speak at that
time. She was very gracious
and answered all the students’
questions without skipping a
beat. She began her professional career as a history professor
at a small college in Minnesota,
so the students were
fascinated with how she made
the leap to writing young adult
fiction. In her newest series,
her main character will be visitRachel Wallace approaches the
ing New Orleans in the second volume, and the stumicrophone to ask Andrea a question.
dents were interested to find out how that will play out.
In preparation for summer and to avoid the “summer slide,” all students need a stack of
books to keep their minds working while on break. The public library is a great source of
books, and you can download apps that will allow you to download eBooks and audio
books for free from the Jefferson Public Library.
Follow this link to find out how: http://bit.ly/JPLdigital.
PFTSTA Library --- All Readers Welcome
TIDINGS
FROM
TAYLOR
Key Club News
John McCloskey
Key Club has been busy with community events and the crown jewel of our activities
was our Family Fun Night. The purpose for this event was to raise money for Project
Eliminate, a global effort to eliminate neonatal tetanus. Family Fun Night was the brainchild of our club vice president, Rachelle Bold. Rachelle also secured guest speakers Dr.
and Mr. McDonald from the West Jefferson Kiwanis Club. In addition to the guest speakers, there were plenty of games, and there was music and food for all. When all was said
and done, the Pat Taylor Key Club raised nearly $500 for Project Eliminate. Other
activities in which the Key Club participated included a Rock and Roll Marathon, “penny
wars” fundraiser, and giving the sixth graders a nachos party.
This time of year is also the time we elect our new officers for the 2015-2016 school
year. The results of the election were as follows: President – Brandon Bui; Vice President – Jake LeBlanc; Secretary – Kiara Horton; Treasurer – Cathrine Wertz; and Historian – Jason Hall. Congratulations to our new officers (Brandon was re-elected), and we
look forward to next year. Our annual Key Clubber of the Year award was given to
Catherine Wertz. She was honored at the Kiwanis Club of New Orleans annual honor
banquet meeting in April.
We had a wonderful annual district convention (D-CON). D-CON was held at the
Crowne Plaza in Baton Rouge. We are fortunate to have the convention so close to
home. Our Key Club District consists of all of Louisiana, Mississippi, and the western
part of Tennessee. We met other Key Clubbers from our district and attended leadership and community service workshops. We also competed and participated in various
fun activities. Our next convention is the Key Club International convention in July. Any
member interested in attending should talk to Brandon Bui.
I am very proud of the students who devote so much time to others. The Patrick F.
Taylor Key Club takes great pride in staying active in our school and community, and
truly tries to live up to our vision statement: We are caring and competent servant leaders
transforming communities worldwide.
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FROM
TAYLOR
Junior Achievement News
Lisa Valence
Junior Achievement invited Patrick
Taylor high school students to critique
their Biz Town program for fifth and
sixth graders. JA was looking for student suggestions to increase the STEM
activities as part of the visit to Biz
Town. A group of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors visited the site on
the day that Metairie Academy fifth
graders were visiting. Our students
then met with JA education specialist, Michelle Molina, to share their suggestions. There were many creative
ideas offered and the Junior Achievement team was very happy to receive
our ideas. It was a great partnership
allowing Taylor students to give back
to their community!
Chemistry News
Janell Simpson
Chemistry students performed acid-base titrations
during PARCC testing for middle school. Students
compared the titration curve of strong acid and base
to that of soft drinks and antacids. Who knew that
the pH of a soft drink was so acidic? Students
learned to write neutralization equations and
calculate the molarity of phosphoric acid.
From left to right: Rachel Indest, Gabrielle Young,
Hillary Keyes, and Raeven Mataya
What’s happening in talent art
Linda Patrick
Talent Art students are completing the box assemblage sculpture they have been
working hard on for much of this semester. It will represent an overall view of
where we live, with each box’s subject being chosen by a student as something
special about our area. The two Talent Visual Arts II students below, Valerie Ruiz
and Marissa Nguyen, are assembling the final piece into an appropriate crescent
shape, which will be on display in the fall.
TIDINGS
FROM
TAYLOR
Chi Alpha Mu and Mu Alpha Theta—Spring 2015 Highlights
Kay Butler
Once again, Mu Alpha Theta members
kicked it up a notch! Our CAM and MAO
members were very busy this year
participating in numerous competitions and
tournaments: Rocket City Math League,
Ben Franklin High, Lafayette High, Brother
Martin High, Baton Rouge Magnet High, LSU
Math Department High School Competition,
and Bolton High, followed up by the Louisiana Mu Alpha Theta State Convention in
Baton Rouge. Chi Alpha Mu students were
very impressive this year as they earned
numerous individual and team awards in
competitions at the Algebra 1 and
Geometry levels.
In particular, Jacob LeBlanc and Chau Nguyen each competed in five different tournaments this year, tying for
the most competitions and frequently taking top spots in geometry. Dylan Vasquez competed in five tournaments, the most of any Mu Alpha Theta members this year, also earning top awards in precalculus. We are
especially proud of our winners at the LSU High School Competition: Jasmine McGowan, who placed 3rd in the
Algebra 1 / Geometry test, and Dylan Vasquez, who placed 4th in Precalculus. They competed against students
from around the state!
Attending La MAO State Convention
this year were Madison Berard, Destiny
Burnett, Jonathan Griffith, Alexandra
Miserendino (placed in the Precalculus
Functions Test), Abdullah Syed, and Kayla Tarr (LaMAO State Executive Board
member). As Kayla ends her year as
Chapter President and District II Governor, Tyler Libert takes his place as our
chapter’s president (he ran unopposed),
and Alexandra Miserendino begins her
year as District II Governor. Elections
for other MAO officers will be soon, so
check Paw Prints to find out who our
other 2015-16 officers will be. Chi Alpha Mu will be electing their representatives to the MAO Executive Board at
that time also.
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2015
This year’s Mu Alpha Theta Induction was the largest ever, adding twenty-seven students to our chapter’s
membership. By earning a 3.25 or higher in mathematics (and physics for seniors) and a recommendation from
their most recent mathematics teachers, the following students earned the honor of joining Mu Alpha Theta: Seniors – Destiny Burnett, Ali Kirkland, Kirsten LeCompte, Dillon Duy Nguyen, and Jazmine Wells; Juniors – Justin Z.
Brown, Baylor M. Evans, Cameron Lane Granger, Jason Hall, Suliman Hamed, Kiara Horton, Marissa Nguyen, Valerie Ruiz, and Ariel Walker; Sophomores – Michaela Brown and Maryann Yacoub; and Freshmen – Caudle J. Adkins V “Quint,” Elizabeth A. Bundick, Patrick Grindstaff, Jacob LeBlanc, Jake M. LeBlanc, Corianna C. McDonald,
Chau Nguyen, Eduardo Paternostro, Harrison Jacob Reiner, Laura Smith, and Taylor Tran. Students who qualify for
Mu Alpha Theta when school starts will be added to the national registry and become members in August. They
will be formally inducted during our spring ceremony next year.
Washington D.C. for Next Year’s Seventh & Eighth Graders
Lisa Valence
This fall will be the fourth and final time that I lead a group of students to Washington DC. I
feel sure that another teacher will carry on this fun tradition. Every group has been terrific
and had an awesome time! If you are interested in sending your child or coming with your
child in November, please sign up soon. This gives you the opportunity to create a payment
plan that works for you. I will be sending flyers home, and I have more information I can
share with you. This year we will be attending Spy 101 and laying a wreath at the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier, as well as visiting many museums, monuments, and much, much more!
Contact Worldstrides @ 1-800-688-8584. Our trip ID # is 114781. You can email me with
questions (lvalence@pftsta.jppss.k12.la.us ). Thanks, Lisa Valence
TIDINGS
FROM
TAYLOR
MAY
2015
A Musical Note: Band News
Greetings Taylor Tigers:
It feels like just yesterday we were beginning the school year, and already May is here. Before we know it,
we will be on summer break. With the conclusion of another school year comes a new beginning for our
graduating senior band member, Warren Abadie.
Warren has been a joy to have in the band. He is hard working and intelligent. The band and I will miss
Warren tremendously, and we wish him the very best in his future endeavors. I am grateful for his service to
the band and the school.
The band does many things throughout the school year. Many of these events require adult chaperones so
we can keep our students safe while they are learning and having fun off campus. A sincere thank you goes
out to all of the many volunteers who have helped the band this past school year. All of you are truly
amazing.
The band has two more performances remaining. Below is what we have on our schedule for the rest of the
year:
Band Rehearsal Schedule :
May: After school practices are Monday 5/4, Tuesday 5/5, and Wednesday 5/6
Performances:
May 7 6:30 pm (Thursday)
May 10 6:30 pm(Saturday)
Spring Concert at PFTSTA (beginning students will perform)
Graduation at the Alario Center
All performances are in concert dress black and white: dress black pants or skirt, dress white shirt or
blouse, black shoes, and black socks (no socks with a skirt). Please do not wear jeans or tennis shoes.
Everyone have a wonderful spring, and I’ll see you at the concert!
Sincerely,
John J. McCloskey
Band Director
Junior/Senior Prom Brings Midnight
Masquerade to La Maison Creole
Katie Higgins
Thank you to the junior class, led by president Michael Pham and vice-president Sam
Tejeda, for planning and hosting a wonderful junior/senior prom on Saturday, May 2! This
year’s theme was Midnight Masquerade with black, white, and gold accents. The dance was
held at La Maison Creole in Harvey and music was provided by our very own DJ Marky
Mark. Congratulations to seniors Colin Bardwell and Ali Kirkland, who were voted as this
year’s prom king and queen! A fun time was had by everyone, and we look forward to
planning next year’s prom.
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FROM
TAYLOR
MAY
News from the Athletics Department
Danielle White
In PE, students are finishing their semester
with Elmwood Fitness and their “On the
Move Program.” Their class trip will be held
on Monday, May 18 when students will visi
the Elmwood facility in Harahan. Students
have also been re-testing for the fitness
gram to show their fitness improvements.
In athletics, the boy’s track team placed 1st
in Districts, and the girl’s placed 3rd. Four
athletes qualified for the state meet at LSU
this Thursday: Gorium Bush, Morgan
Brown, Dareana Roy, and Aaliyah Edinburgh. The middle school track team also
ran well, finishing their season at the St.
Martin’s invitational. The athletic awards
ceremony will be held for all athletes, on
Monday, May 11.
2015
Taylor Tiger places in chess competition
Lisa Valence
Congratulations to sixth grader Darcy Schneider who
placed second in the K-8 U800 in the Louisiana State
Scholastic Chess Championships on May 2nd in Baton
Rouge. She will be competing again this weekend in the
2015 National Elementary K-6 Championships the K-6
Under 1000 Division in Nashville.
UNO-STARS Hackathon/Competition
Kelly Maher
Patrick Grindstaff, Marco Flores,
Henry Hazlett, and Harry Reiner
competed in the University of New
Orleans-STARS Hackathon/
Competition on Saturday, May 2, 2015
at UNO. Congratulations to Marco
and Henry (pictured), who won
second place in the Python
Programming Competition. A great
time was had by all.
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FROM
TAYLOR
Patrick Taylor students tackle grief, love in
thrilling stage play
Kenetha Harrington
Led by a blended cast of upperclassmen and middle school students, theater-goers at
Patrick Taylor enjoyed a powerful set of performances on April 30 and May 1. "The
Diviners," written by Jim Leonard Jr., was directed by theater teacher and actress Kenetha
Harrington. Casting took place in February with rehearsals soon following, leading up to
back-to-back night shows of the 1920's-set production. The play covers the challenges
facing a young boy and his family in a small town in Indiana after the drowning death of his
mother. The cast included Domenic Mesa, Brandon Bui, Dareana Roy, Jason Hall, Dante
Herbert, Amaiya Williams, Michaela Brown, Angel Askew Thompson, T.J. King, Harris Dorado, and Janee Kovacs.
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FROM
TAYLOR
Class of 2015 celebrates with Mrs. Taylor
Elizabeth Kahn
Mrs. Phyllis Taylor began a tradition with the first graduating
class in 2009 in which she treats
the members of the class and
their parents to a celebratory
brunch in the weeks prior to
graduation. This year the students were invited to eat at the
Stage Door Canteen in the
World War II museum. Before
brunch everyone had a chance to
view the movie Beyond All Boundaries, and during brunch the
group was serenaded by the
group from On the Air: A Live
Mrs. Taylor presents the Patrick Taylor Foundation
Radio Broadcast Musical.
Scholarships to Edward Johnson, Kayla Tarr, and
Quentin Andrus.
The members of the senior class pose with Mrs. Taylor
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FROM
TAYLOR
NJHS inducts new members
Lisa Valence
The National Junior Honor Society held its Induction Ceremony in April. Students were
selected based on their GPA and their leadership qualities. The organization holds several
community oriented activities throughout the school year. Congratulations to all!
The Leadership
Team:
Madison Bertucci,
Erin Wallace,
Hannah Porta,
Madeline Fryer,
Ava Arabie, and
Janee Kovacs
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TAYLOR
Environmental Science Club raises awareness
about conservation
Janell Simpson
In the picture to the right, club president
Madison Berard plays STREAM Bingo with
Joneya Williams and Emily Schmidt. As the
students played Bingo, they learned about
Water Quality as part of the servicelearning grant sponsored by the Brown
Foundation. Club members also sold
bracelets reminding wearers to Reduce/
Reuse/Recycle. 3R bracelets are available
for purchase from any Environmental
Science Club member or Dr. Simpson
(room 205).
TIDINGS
FROM
TAYLOR
Website Update
Kelly Maher
The Web Mastering class has been hard at work on the school’s new web site: pftsa.com.
The updated site will be launched later this month.
We welcome your input. Please contact Kelly Maher at: kmaher@pftsta.jppss.k12.la.us
with your ideas and suggestions.
New tradition celebrates Taylor’s moms
Elizabeth Kahn
The second annual Muffins with Mom event was scheduled
for April 21st. It was well attended, and the smiles tell us
that it was enjoyed by all.
TIDINGS
FROM
TAYLOR
Tigers win Saints-Progressive recycling contest
Lisa Valence
Congratulations to Patrick F. Taylor Science & Technology Academy for accomplishing the
highest diversion rate of the competing schools! Taylor students and staff recycle over 61%
of the school's trash on a regular basis. Here is a link to the Saints page with the final
results of the competition: http://www.neworleanssaints.com/fan-zone/progressive.html.
As a reward for the Tigers’ efforts in reducing waste, the Saints brought the Saints Junior
Training Camp to Taylor for all middle school students to participate in on May 7, 2015.
Way to go, Tigers!
A Message from the Co-op
As the 2014-15 school year comes to a close, I would like to express a big “THANK
YOU” to all of the Taylor Families who participated in the events hosted by the Co-Op
this year. Many memories were made full of fun and laughter. The Co-Op exists to support our school and students through fundraising events and activities. Each year the CoOp is able to fulfill many items on teacher’s “wish lists” and supply the different departments with equipment to enhance the learning environment for our students. I have had
the pleasure of working with an excellent Co-Op Board, serving as President-elect this
year. I would like to give a big shout out and thanks to Jodi Witliff, Co-Op President, for
her outstanding leadership and the dedication she exhibits continuously. I have a big pair
of shoes to fill this upcoming year. We welcome our newly elected Co-Op Board and
hope that many more Taylor Families will join our Co-Op in the
upcoming school
year because we have a great TEAM at Taylor. With a great TEAM, Together Everyone
Achieves More. I look forward to an exciting 2015-16 school year, and I am confident
that the Co-Op will continue to have successful events with positive outcomes.
Have a great summer!!!
Tina Scheurer
Co-Op President Elect 2014-15
Co-Op President 2015-16
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FROM
TAYLOR
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