FRIDAY FOLDER anaheim hills campus april 29

SHOW & TELL

Congratulations Junior Kindergarten!

All of our Junior Kindergarteners received ribbons for their amazing art work which was exhibited at the Orange County Youth Expo!  We are SO proud of their fantastic efforts!

Second Grade Spelling Bee

Congratulations to the winners of the 2nd Grade Spelling Bee:

Ali A. (1st place)

Ishaan V. (2nd Place)

Alex L. (3rd Place)

Finalists:

Mark P.

Kyle P.

Ishan P.

Nima N.

Ian O.

Zachary W.

Rebecca B.

Annika M.

Melina G.

Sophia S.

Isaac A.

Mackenzie C.

Cougar Chorus Spring Concert  

On Wed, April 13, the Cougar Chorus graced the stage with their beautiful singing. Cougar Chorus is for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders who love to sing, and it is directed by our music specialist, Mrs. Zavoral. Students meet twice a week before school to practice in the music studio.

This season, the chorus worked on singing in 2 and 3 part harmony and blending with their sections to sound like one voice. At the concert, they performed a variety of music including a Spring Hymn, a Russian folk song, and the pop song "Soul Sister" by Train. It was clear that the audience loved the performance because they gave the chorus a standing ovation!

Drama Proceeds Benefit UNICEF

Thanks to the supporters of the performing arts, the drama department was able to make a substantial donation to UNICEF for their Tap Project campaign.  For every ticket sold to "Grease," $1 was set aside to provide clean water to children in desperate situations around the globe.  Thank you to each and every ticketholder for supporting the arts and a wonderful charity.  We are happy to extend Fairmont's support of UNICEF through the Trick-or-Treat program, the Tap Project, and the UNICEF Club at the Prep, who hosted an information table at the performances.  Our Fairmont theater fans are making a difference - not only on our campus, but worldwide!

Pointillism Art for Sale

Our beautiful pointillism art, in the style of George Seurat is for sale.  Parents may bid on the artwork by signing the Silent Auction bid sheet outside the art room through Friday, May 6.  All proceeds will go to support the art program.  If you have any questions, please see Mrs. DuClos.

WEEK IN REVIEW 

SUMMER anaheim hills welcome video

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT anaheim hills features megan mettler

BOOK REPORT celebrating national poetry month

BOOK REPORT anaheim hills looks to nature for poetic inspiration

FACULTY LOUNGE anaheim hills' wendy knudson makes a difference

SCHOOL NEWS week of the young child highlights

SCHOOL NEWS oc science fair results

CALENDAR

Monday, May 2

-CTP4 Testing (please make sure your child eats a good breakfast, gets a good nights sleep and arrives at school on time!)

-DSL Soccer vs McDowell at 3:00pm

Tuesday, May 3

-CTP4 Testing (please make sure your child eats a good breakfast, gets a good nights sleep and arrives at school on time!)

Wednesday, May 4

-CTP4 Testing (please make sure your child eats a good breakfast, gets a good nights sleep and arrives at school on time!)

-DSL Soccer vs Heritage Oak at 3:00pm

Thursday, May 5

-CTP4 Testing (please make sure your child eats a good breakfast, gets a good nights sleep and arrives at school on time!)

-Pre-School "Muffins with Mommy" 8:00-8:30am

-FUN RUN "Ready! Set! Go!" Pep Rally at 2:00pm

Friday, May 6

-Pre-School 'Muffins with Mommy" 8:00-8:30am

-Early Dismissal at 12:00pm  NO LUNCH SERVICE

-Kindergarten Mother's Day Lunch 11:00am -12:00pm

-Junior High End of the Year Dance   7:00-10:00pm

Saturday, May  7

Sixth Grade Pentathlon at Westminster High School

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills Campus

FRIDAY FOLDER mable campus april 29

SHOW & TELL 

Photo of the Week  

Parents, students, teachers, and visitors enjoy the Enrollment Celebration Barbeque held on April 27   

Enrollment Celebration BBQ

The Mable Campus was filled with excitement on Wednesday, April 27, as families and visitors enjoyed a picnic-style lunch with hot dogs and snacks. Families took time to visit with their children on the field, chatted with friends, and enjoyed a perfect spring day. The picnic was a wonderful opportunity to share our appreciation for the continued trust our families have in us, and we are extremely grateful to them for allowing us to achieve our enrollment goal. Many thanks also to the Fairmont Parent Association for providing delicious snow cones, and to Food Management for catering such tasty treats.

  

Boys Soccer

The JH Boys Soccer team just finished up a very successful season. They made it all the way to the semifinals of the Tri-Way League where they fell short to Anaheim Hills 2-0.It was a remarkable season for the boys because they finished with a record of 7-5 while playing with 10 players for 10 out of the 12 games. The defense was held together by goalie Nico Ament and defenders Matthew Tuinstra, Ejay Cho, Brando Padilla, and Nomin Park. They only gave up 9 goals in 12 games, which is a wonderful accomplishment. Through the midfield we were led by Shawn Cho, our playmaker, Alfred Mustafa, Justin Lee, Tarek Sahyoun, and Ken Li. Our leading goal scorer, Kareem Latif, tallied 16 goals for the season and was our engine during our play-off run. I have been coaching soccer for over 10 years, and I have not been more proud of a group of boys. Their heart and determination was second to none, and it was a true privilege to coach these young men. 

Contributed by Coach Gustav Gratzer

Junior High Spirit Week

As the year begins to wind down, ASB events pick up. After a relaxing spring break, Junior High students jumped into the events of Spirit Week. ASB planned everything, and this year it was all about the movies. Each day, students competed to earn spirit points for their homeroom by dressing up to the according theme of that day. On Friday, April 29, homerooms competed against each other for a chance to steal the trophy from Mrs. Lugo's homeroom, last year's champion class. The homeroom games this year included a peanut butter and popcorn toss, a banana eating contest, a relay race, and a frozen T-shirt contest. In addition to spirit week, ASB sponsors other major events throughout the year including Carnival, the End-of-Year dance, and fundraisers.

Contributed by Jenny Rossopoulos

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Important Reminder

We would like to remind our families that the 10% discount on Summer Camp and Summer School expires on Saturday April 30th. Check out the Mable Campus welcome video by clicking on the link in the Week in Review section below. 

WEEK IN REVIEW

SUMMER mable welcome video

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT mable's tiffany k wins poster contest

BOOK REPORT celebrating national poetry month

BOOK REPORT mable librarian turns kids on to a light in the attic

FACULTY LOUNGE mable's junior high math teachers take the spotlight

SCHOOL NEWS week of the young child highlights

CALENDAR

Tuesday, May 3 through Thursday, May 5 

CTP4 testing campus-wide

Make up day is Friday, May 6

Friday, May 6

Breakfast with Rocky at 8:30 am

Parents, please come in, enjoy coffee on us,chat, and meet Rocky the Panther.

Monday, May 9 to Friday, May 13

7th  Grade trip to the Grand Canyon 

Thursday, May 12

8th Grade International Luncheon at 11:30

FPA meeting at 8:30

Saturday, May 14 

Free assessment for prospective families 

Contributed by Karen, Mable Campus 

FRIDAY FOLDER edgewood campus april 29

SHOW & TELL  

Congrats to the Spelling Bee Winners! 

Third Grade

Dhruv P. (1st place)

Alex K. (2nd place)

Ryan H. (3rd place)

Honorable Mention 

Meredith F.

Jacob K.

Lex L.

Anika N.

Matthew O.

Andrew P.

Sasha R.

Regina S.

Jenna S.

Fifth Grade 

Santiago B. - 1st place

Sahar K. - 2nd place

Adrian S. - 3rd place

Bryan C.

Pelin E.

Bridget F.

Priya K.

Xochitl L.

Sean M.

Jack M.

Sahir P.

Poppy P.

Matthew C.

Camden R.

Sean H.

Nicholas P.

Edgewood Parking Lot Safety Reminders

1) Parents need to enter the churchparking lot from Vanderlip ONLY. We want to have one way traffic in that parking lot. If parents ask another person (grandparent, friend etc) to pick/drop off their child, they need to inform that person of the procedure.

2) No running in the parking lots.

3) Children need to stay by their parents' side in the parking lot at all times.

4) Parents need to slow down in all the parking lots. Please no speeding.

5) No parking on the red curb.

The Perfect Season

Come, Come, feel the spring breeze!

Spring is here with helpful bees;

The warm rays take away the sadness

And fill you with joy and happiness;

Flowers fill the air with a lively scent

A butterfly proudly sucks the nectar as meant;

Lush green meadows and beautiful skies

With a wonderful and exciting surprise;

Chirping birds sing a melodious song

Spring is now gone, but not for long!

By Huda Khan, 4th Grader

7th & 8th Grade Pentathlon 2011

Tuesday, April 12th, the 7th and  8th grade Pentathlon teams attended the 2011 Pentathlon Awards Ceremony, along with proud coaches, administrators and parents. We had one complete 7th grade team and one 7th and 8th grade team with only one Varsity member (you actually need at least two,) yet we still placed as top Super Quiz teams, 2nd, 3rd and 2nd places respectfully. The full seventh grade team placed 4th in Overall Team in Division One.  All together the students brought home 88 medals, with three 8th graders and three 7th graders winning Overall Individual medals!

May  Field Trips 

6th Grade to Astro Camp

Monday-Friday, May 9th-13th

7th Grade to the Grand Canyon

Monday-Friday, May 9th-13th

8th Grade to Washington D.C.

Sunday-Friday, May 8th-13th

3rd Grade to San Diego

Tuesday, May 10th

2nd Grade to Los Angeles Zoo

Friday, May 13th

Kindergarten to Ocean Institute

Monday, May 16th

Junior Kindergarten-Eighth Grade to Mable Carnival

Friday, May 24th

Edgewood's Sports Corner

Monday, May 2nd

DSL Soccer vs. Mission Hills

Coed at 3:00 pm

  

Wednesday, May 4th

DSL Soccer vs. Camelot

Coed at 3:00 pm

  

Monday, May 9th

DSL Soccer @ Oakridge

Coed at 3:00 pm

  

Save the Date!

Wednesday, May 25th

JH Sports Banquet @ 6:00 pm

WEEK IN REVIEW 
SCHOOL NEWS edgewood debaters recognized at national championship

SUMMER edgewood welcome video

SCHOOL NEWS edgewood shines at the oc science fair

BOOK REPORT celebrating national poetry month

BOOK REPORT edgewood goes theatrical with practical cat pick

FACULTY LOUNGE edgewood features june huang

SCHOOL NEWS week of the young child highlights

CALENDAR

Monday-Thursday, May 2nd-5th

CTP4 Testing for Grades 2nd-8th

ECPA - Parent and Staff Appreciation Week

Friday, May 6th

Shortened Day - Early Dismissal

Pennies for Patients Ends

Saturday, May 7th

DUCKS Street Hockey Tournament at Honda Center

6th Grade Pentathlon at Westminister High School

Sunday-Friday, May 8th-13th

JH Travel Week - 8th to Washington D.C., 7th to Grand Canyon, & 6th to Astro Camp

Monday, May 9th

Edgewood Campus Parent Association Meeting 

Thursday, May 12th

Kindergarten Show at 12:00 pm 

Friday, May 20th

ECPA - Fun Run

Box Tops Due

Wednesday, May 25th

JH Sports Banquet

Friday, May 27th

Mable Carnival 

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood Campus 

FRIDAY FOLDER citron campus april 29

SHOW & TELL 

Fairmont Summer Programs 

Save 10% by April 30th!

It’s not too late to reserve your seat in a summer school class or summer camp program, save 10% when you enroll by April 30th. Fairmont's summer school is a six-week program that focuses on reading, writing and math. Classes are in session Monday - Thursday from 9:00am - 12:00pm. Through working with smaller ability groups within their classroom, teachers are able to individualize instruction to give each student a unique blend of encouragement and challenge.Enroll online for Fairmont's six-week summer school only program, or mix summer school with afternoon camp for a full day of fun and learning. Afternoon campers are invited to attend Friday Fun Days at no extra charge.  At Fairmont, we mix the academic structure kids need, with the summertime fun they love! See you this summer!

Visit https://www.fairmontsummerprograms.com/campuses.aspx, and click on your campus to get the specific URL you’ll need to show the video.

Kindergarten Graduation Information

It is amazing how fast the Kindergarten year has gone! It is almost time for graduation and another celebration of great achievement. 

The cost of the package is $20, this includes the cap, gown, and 2011 tassel. Rental gowns are available at the cost of $12 and must be returned at the end of the ceremony. You may use a cap and gown of an older sibling that was used a previous year. A 2011 tassel may be purchased for the price of $5. Please notify the office if a rental gown or tassel is needed so we may have an accurate count of gowns for students. 

Kindergarten graduation picture day will be Wednesday, May 4th on the Citron Campus patio. Students are required to wear the following:

Boys: White polo and navy pants

Girls: White blouse and plaid jumper

Order forms are available in the front office. Please return them with payment to the office no later than Monday, May 2nd. There will not be a picture make-up day for this session.

Muffins with Mommy

We would like our preschool moms to join on Friday, May 6th to a "Muffins with Mommy Social" in celebration of Mother's Day. It will begin at 9:30am, just after the flag salute and parent meeting, and finish at 10:30am.

If this is not your child's normal day to attend please feel free to bring him/her for the duration of the party. Although we would like to include the whole family, we are unable to accommodate more than our preschool students and their moms. Please make other arrangements for younger siblings so that you are able to spend time with your preschool child.

Please fill out the form sent home with your child if you are planning to attend. Return it to the front office no later than Wednesday, May 4th so we know how many preschool students and moms to count.

WEEK IN REVIEW 
SUMMER citron welcome video
BOOK REPORT celebrating national poetry month

BOOK REPORT citron makes poetry appealing to the younger set

FACULTY LOUNGE citron's hope lopez loves hands-on learning

SCHOOL NEWS week of the young child highlights

CALENDAR

Saturday, April 30th

Last Day to save 10% on your summer enrollment

Monday, May 2nd

Kindergarten Graduation picture order forms due

Wednesday, May 4th

Kindergarten Graduation Picture Day

Friday, May 6th

Minimum Day – 12:00pm dismissal

Flag Salute – 8:30am

FPA all parent meeting- 8:45am on patio

Preschool Celebration – Muffins with Mommy

9:30am on the preschool yard

Wednesday, May 18th

Jr. K and Kindergarten Spring Musical 

Mable Campus Cafeteria

5:00pm - check-in

5:30pm – performance

Thursday, May 19th

PS and PK Spring Musical

Citron Campus Patio

9:30am 

Contributed by Christina, Citron Campus 

SUMMER mable welcome video

Fairmont Summer Programs welcomes you to "The Great Outdoors" at the Mable campus this summer!

Contributed by Alyssa, Marketing

SUMMER anaheim hills welcome video

Fairmont Summer Programs welcomes you to "The Great Outdoors" at the Anaheim Hills campus this summer!

Contributed by Alyssa, Marketing

SUMMER citron welcome video

Fairmont Summer Programs welcomes you to "The Great Outdoors" at the Citron campus this summer!

Contributed by Alyssa, Marketing

SUMMER edgewood welcome video

Fairmont Summer Programs welcomes you to "The Great Outdoors" at the Edgewood campus this summer!

Contributed by Alyssa, Marketing

SCHOOL NEWS edgewood debaters recognized at national championship

The Edgewood debate team competed in the annual Middle School Public Debate Program (MSPDP) National Championship which took place on April 16th at Claremont McKenna College.  Representing the Eagles were 8th graders Nick., Kieran M., Alison R., Francisco B., Liam M., and 7th grader Amanda M.

All teams present had to qualify for this event at the local level.  We are part of the Orange County Debate League, and we were lucky to send two teams.  We are proud of all of the schools in the OCDL (a Fairmont-created debate league):  Anaheim Hills was allowed three teams, while Pegasus (in its first year) was able to send one.

At this event, there were 59 teams (177 students) from all over the country.  Our debaters took on the best of the best and should be very proud of their accomplishments.   Please see the information below for specific awards and a "sunny" photo of the group. 

Team Awards:

20th place: Anaheim Hills CTL

17th place: Anaheim Hills KWJ 

15th place: Pegasus JFG

11th place: Edgewood MMF: Kieran M., Amanda M., Nick F.

8th place: Anaheim Hills BCP 

Speaker Awards:

34th place: Francisco B.

Our final debate is this Saturday April 30th - the OCDL Championship held at Fairmont Anaheim Hills. We hope to see you all there!

Contributed by Mr. Hughes, Debate Coach 

SCHOOL NEWS edgewood shines at the oc science fair

On April 6th 2011, Edgewood's 16 top science fair students headed to the Orange County Fairgrounds to present their projects in the Orange County Science and Engineering Fair (OCSEF).  The OCSEF is an annual event organized to encourage the youth of our county to learn about science and to consider a career in science or engineering.  The competition involves presenting a scientific project completed by the student to a variety of board and special judges who are scientists, engineers, and educators in industry and schools in and around southern California. 

Following the judging, students patiently awaited the awards ceremony the following Sunday, April 10th.  The results of this year's competition were another amazing success by Edgewood students!  Of the 16 Edgewood students presenting at the OCSEF, 9 qualified for the California State Science Fair in May.  What follows are the listing of the awards taken by our students at the OCSEF. 

Student Awards: 

Kieran M. won First Place in the Electricity and Electronics category.  He also won the SPIE the International Society for Optics & Photonics: First Place award.

Amanda C. won First Place in the Microbiology and Cell Biology category.  She also won a UCI School of Biological Sciences Award.

Meghana K. won First Place in the Product Testing category.

Nicholas I. won First Place in the Environmental Science / Ecology category.

Alison R. won Second Place in the Mathematics and Software category.

Christopher T. won Second Place in the Fluids/Aerodynamics/Thermodynamics category.  He also won a special U.S. Air Force Award.

Ethan M. won Second Place in the Applied Mechanics/Structures & Mechanisms/Manufacturing category.

Lam N. won Second Place in the Electricity and Electronics category.

Parisa B. won Third Place in the Applied Mechanics/Structures & Mechanisms/Manufacturing.  She also won a special OC Engineering Council Award.

Amanda M. won Honorable Mention in the Pharmacology category.  She also won a special Office of Naval Research Award.

Francisco B. won Honorable Mention in the Environmental Science/Ecology category.  He also won a special National Water Research Institute Award.

Chase W. won Honorable Mention in the Chemistry category.

Jonathan B. won Honorable Mention in the Applied Mechanics/Structures & Mechanisms/Manufacturing category.  He also won a special an American Vacuum Society Award, a National Association of Corrosion Engineers: Second Place Award, and a Office of Naval Research Award award.

Komal P. won Honorable Mention in the Product Testing category.

Joseph R. won an Office of Naval Research Award award.

That's four 1st place awards, four 2nd place awards, one 3rd place awards, and five honorable mentions.  This was enough medals to ensure that Edgewood kept the trophy for Most Outstanding Junior High School at the OCSEF.  For the fourth year, that trophy sits proudly in the front office, where it will remain until the next OCSEF competition.  Congratulations Edgewood! 

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood Campus 

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT edgewood recognizes sahar khashayar

Fifth grade honor roll student Sahar Khashayar has been a Fairmont student since second grade.  Her sister, Parisa, also attends Edgewood in Mrs. Brown’s first grade class.  Sahar’s favorite subjects are math and science but she also enjoys English—especially literature and writing.  In fact, she hopes to one day become both a published author and an astrophysicist!  In addition to maintaining Director’s Honor Roll-worthy grades and contributing to her school community through ASB, she enjoys playing the piano and violin, playing soccer, and participating on a swim team.  “As her teacher, I can attest to her drive, her ambition, and her academic talent. Sahar is a wonderful student, one that I am proud to teach. Observing her these past several months I can attest to the fact that when she has her mind set on a goal she will achieve it,” says Mr. Williamson.

Contributed by Jonna, Edgewood campus

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT mable's tiffany k wins poster contest

Mable campus fifth grader Tiffany K. was honored this past weekend in San Diego for her original artwork created for the California School Bus poster contest. Tiffany’s drawing took top honors in her division. She received a $150 savings bond and $100 for a class party in her honor. Tiffany and her family also received hotel accommodations for her trip to San Diego and a framed copy of her artwork. Tiffany will also be honored in May during a ceremony held in Santa Ana. Ryan C., another Mable student, took first place in his division and won a $100 savings bond.
 
Contributed by Karen, Mable campus

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT anaheim hills features megan mettler

Honor Roll student Megan Mettler has a heart for volunteerism and concern for her community that is truly remarkable. The seventh grader at Fairmont’s Anaheim Hills campus is involved in a number of charitable organizations including Adopt-a-Soldier, where she corresponds and sends care packages to a US solider overseas, and Sunday Nights Together, a program that provides a Sunday evening meal to hundreds of homeless in our community each week.  Megan has also started an organization to promote literacy called Kids READ!  She has collected over 13,000 books which she has distributed all over the county to individuals and organizations.  Megan’s involvement in community service is very hands-on.  She helps prepare the meals, set-up and clean-up for Sunday Nights Together.  She stays connected to her adopted soldier by corresponding frequently and sending a monthly care package.  Megan saves one-third of her weekly allowance, which her parent’s match, then donates the money to the charity of her choice.  For fun, the selfless teen, enjoys reading, going to musicals and attending UCLA games with her family.

 

Contributed by Vicky, Anaheim Hills