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BRAVES NEWSLETTEREmpowering graduates with skills to be 21st century Nnee.SPRING 2016Check us out on Facebook!Quarterly Newsletter of the San Carlos Unified School Districtwww.sancarlosbraves.orgSAN CARLOS BRAVES 2016 STATE CHAMPIONS!SAN CARLOS BRAVES VARSITY BASKETBALL 2015-2016 ROSTERSan Carlos Unified SchoolDistrict congratulated theSan Carlos Braves at the endof February for winning theirvery first AIA Division V StateChampionship. All the employeeswho work for the district, all thestudents who attend school here,the families of the players and theSan Carlos Apache community, areproud of this milestone by the SanCarlos Braves and their history inthe making championship win.This accomplishment was amoment in history that we willnever forget during our lifetime. Itwas an honor to see our studentSPRING 2016athletes who worked so hardall year to get to the statechampionship game, walkaway with the long awaitedgolden ball in their hands. Itbrought closure to our Bravessuccessful attempt at reachingthe pinnacle of their highschool dreams, winning a statebasketball championship.San Carlos Unified SchoolDistrict would also like to thankall the families of the playerswho attended every game andsupported the team during the2015-2016 basketball season.San Carlos Unified School DistrictBOYS VARSITY ROSTER 2015-2016# 10 Christian Nosie, Guard, Sophomore# 12 Leo Pechuli, Jr., Guard, Sophomore# 14 Al Case, Guard, Soph# 15 Chris Cassa, Guard, Senior# 20 Michael Antonio, Forward, Soph# 22 Justin Anderson, Guard, Senior# 23 John Cutter, Jr., Forward, Junior# 24 Abe Longknife, Guard, Junior# 30 Ryan Cook, Forward, Senior# 32 Wilbur Benally, III, Forward, Senior# 33 Ethan Ayze, Center, Senior# 34 Cassidy Phillips, Center, Junior# 42 Adriano Steele, Forward, JuniorManagers: Amorelle McIntosh and Duane StevensHead Coach: Terry AntonioAssistant Coaches: Stephan Patten, David Jones
SAN CARLOS LADY BRAVES FINISH 2015-2016 YEAR WITH A WINNING SEASONSan Carlos Unified School District would like to congratulateour San Carlos Lady Braves for giving their fans one of thebest years in Lady Braves history. They finished the year witha 16-3 record.It was an exciting year, and it was a year to remember, itwas the year the Lady Braves made it to the final four in the2016 AIA Division V State Basketball Tournament.Many thanks to the San Carlos community and the SanCarlos Apache tribe for coming together to support the teamduring their run for the state title.Congratulations to Head Coach Crystal Pietila, assistantcoaches Kevin Hooke and Jamie Hooke for bringing the girlsto the final four in the tournament with great coaching andsupport of the team at this level of play.Lastly, thank you to all the parents and families of theplayers for your support, faith and commitment to attendevery game on this year’s schedule. That alone, gave the LadyBraves the desire to play their best on the court.Thank you, Lady Braves for an unforgettable year duringthe 2015-2016 Basketball season.AIA DIVISION V SECTION IV ALL SECTIONTEAM (GIRLS)Congratulations to the following Lady Braves for beingrecognized for their outstanding performance on thebasketball court for the 2015-2016 season.Adrianna HaozousAll Section 1st TeamMariah KozieAll Section 1st TeamKayla DoselaHonorable Mention2GIRLS VARSITY ROSTER 2015-2016Raeana AntonioAshley BrownAdrianna HaozousMariah KozieMartessa NormanAngel PhillipsKaelie NashAlyshia CaseCarly DalmacioKayla DoselaKelsey MartinBeyonce’ CutterHead Coach:Crystal PietilaAssistant Coaches:Kevin Hooke,Jaymie Swift-HookeAIA DIVISION V SECTION IV ALL SECTIONTEAM RECOGNITION (BOYS)Congratulations to the following players for beingrecognized as outstanding players for the 2015-2016basketball season.John Cutter, Jr.1st Team and Sectional Player of the YearAloysius Case2nd TeamLeo Pechuli, Jr.Honorable MentionChristian NosieHonorable MentionMichael AntonioHonorable MentionEmpowering graduates with skills to be 21st century Nnee.
SOUTHWEST FOOD EXCELLENCE SERVICEBRINGS HEALTH FAIR TO RICE ELEMENTARYSCHOOLSAN CARLOS UNIFIED SCHOOLDISTRICT AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENTMarch 28, 2016San Carlos Unified School District has begun usingwww.publicsurplus.com to sell it surplus equipmentand miscellaneous items. Auctions were held inNovember, December, 2015 and January 2016,HP Mini laptops have been the focus on the firstauctions held. One hundred sixty five laptops andone vehicle were sold. The next auction will beApril 17-30, 2016. Items to be sold are computers,monitors, keyboard, electronic equipment, exerciseequipment, textbooks, and 9 vehicles.Southwest Food Excellence Service (SFE) who provides ournutritious lunches for San Carlos Unified School District held a HealthFair in Rice Elementary gym on March 9th , 2016. Representativesfrom SFE had stations set up around the gym where students learnedabout nutrition, the health content of foods and how much sugar is ina bottle of Pepsi. Healthy snacks were provided by the cafeteria staffwho served up fruit, veggies and various cheeses for the students toeat.Familiy, Career andCommunity Leadersof America (FCCLA)students and Mrs. Leyvafrom the Secondaryschool mixed updelicious smoothiesmade with real fruit forthe students to try whilethey whipped up severalflavored smoothies andexplained what wentSFE Chefs serving healthy snacks to students.into each smoothie.Several areasfocused on exercisewhile one station hadstudents take turnsusing the hula hoopwhile others wererunning and jumping inplace, another stationhad the studentslearning how toexercise by using drumsticks to exercise theirStudents learn to exercise with hula hoops.bodies.Students were allowed to take any healthy snacks with them theyreceived from the stations. Many students were able to win prizesat a few stations if they guessed the right answer to the nutritionalquestions by the SFE employees.All in all, everyone who attended this event left with many healthytreats and learned more about what fats and sugars can do to thebody. It was a great event sponsored by SFE and Rice ElementarySchool!SPRING 2016San Carlos Unified School DistrictTo see these items go to www.publicsurplus.comand follow these directions.»» Click on Region (right hand side of page)choose Arizona,»» Click on Agency and choose San Carlos UnifiedSchools»» Select the type of item you want to seecomputers, motor pool, textbooks, etc»» You will see the items and the current bid price.Photos of the items are posted.Terms and conditions apply and must be read.To place a bid: Register to become a part of PublicSurplus, Click on Region (right hand side of page)choose Arizona, Click on Agency and choose SanCarlos Unified Schools, Click on Bid on ItemSelect the type of item you want to bid oncomputers, monitors, motor pool, textbooks, etc.Place your bid.Requires method of payment: visa; mastercard,Discover; wire money,Purchaser must pay tax rate of 9.1 percent plus11 percent processing fee.Winning bid is responsible to pick up items atSCUSD warehouse.All items are sold as is with no warranty,expressed or implied.For additional information contact Nate Schongva at928 475-2315 ext 15027 or Donald Hancock 928 4752315 extension 11107.AZMERIT SCORESStudents in grades 3 through 11 are currentlytaking the AzMERIT assessment. This is the newArizona state assessment implemented last spring.Students are taking computerized tests in EnglishLinguae Arts (including reading and writing), andMathematics. Scores will be released to the districtthe first week in June. Parents may contact theschool principal or come by the school office afterJune 9th to receive their child’s scores.3
SCSS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYINDUCTION CEREMONYThe San Carlos Secondary School held their NationalHonor Society Induction Ceremony on Tuesday, March 29,2016 at the Apache Gold Convention Center. Thirty twostudents were inducted into the National Honor Societyby advisor Ryan Gomito and Co-Advisor Monica Ruby. Itwas a wonderful evening for parents and guests as theyenjoyed a meal sponsored by the San Carlos Apache Tribe’sEducation Department. It was an honor to witness the SanCarlos Secondary students who were recognized for theiroutstanding achievement in academics.The NHS Chapter officers who presided over the eventand are as follows: Opening Remarks,President – DiondreHooke, Scholarship,Vice-President- Rachel Kinlicheeny,Secretary-Lauren Pina, Treasurer-Kristian Pechuli, HistorianTori Brown and Character-Paliamentarian-Wilbur BenallyIII. Mr. Gomito presented the certificates and Mr. Draperassisted with the NHS Medals.Congratulations to the new inductees of the NationalHonor Society of San Carlos Secondary School.10th Grade- Michael Antonio, Ashlee Ganilla, IsaiahWesley, Angel Garibay, Marlin Dewey, James Pike, MarkMartin, Jr., Christian Nosie, Chasity Dosela, Katelynn Dude,Aloysius Case.11th Grade-Dorian Ganill, Lydell Clark, Kaelie Nash, KevinVictorm Jordan Alden, Laureen Pina, Alyshia Case, KaylaDosela ,Elsie Joe, Carly Dalmacio.12th Grade- Wilbur Benally III, Ethan Ayze, JustinWoodbury, Sharlene Declay, Diondre Hooke, KristianPechuli, Tori Lynn Brown, Rachel Kinlicheeny, MartessaNorman, Adrienne Pina, Alexis Jackson.READING CHALLENGE PROGRAM GOINGSTRONG AT RICE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLOur Reading Challenge is going full force this year! Weare so excited by the number of students who are nowparticipating in turning in their reading logs and meeting thechallenge of daily reading. We explain to our students thatreading makes their brain smart so that when they grow upthey will have many choices for their life.Over the holiday we told students to read daily and THEYDID!!!!! We had a large number of students who turnedin Reading Logs for holiday reading and they earned aMcDonald’s Happy Meal coupon for their efforts.Our Pizza Hut coupon rewards are still being given eachmonth. If a student in Pre k- 2nd grade turns in a weekly logwith at least 70 minutes read, they earn a coupon. In grades3-6 the time read needs to be 105 minutes. In addition, wehad our Semester Reading Challenge Awards Ceremony onJan, 26th to celebrate those students at every grade levelwho turned in weekly logs at least 80% of the time in thefirst semester. We will be having another end of the yearcelebration for those students who turn in reading logs 80%of the weeks for the second semester.We have begun announcing the Reading Challengewinners each week on KYAY radio, Wednesdays from 3:004:00 pm. Please encourage your children to listen for thisrecognition weekly.410th Grade- Michael Antonio, Ashlee Ganilla, Isaiah Wesley, Angel Garibay,Marlin Dewey, James Pike, Mark Martin, Jr., Christian Nosie, Chasity Dosela,Katelynn Dude, Aloysius Case. Staff: Katrina Talkalai, Tyson Draper, CatherineSteele, Durena Thompson, Carol Slim, Sherrie Harris.11th Grade-Dorian Ganill, Lydell Clark, Kaelie Nash, Kevin Victorm JordanAlden, Laureen Pina, Alyshia Case, Kayla Dosela ,Elsie Joe, Carly Dalmacio.Staff: Katrina Talkalai, Tyson Draper, Catherine Steele, Durena Thompson,Carol Slim, Sherrie Harris.12th Grade- Wilbur Benally III, Ethan Ayze, Justin Woodbury, Sharlene Declay,Diondre Hooke, Kristian Pechuli, Tori Lynn Brown, Rachel Kinlicheeny,Martessa Norman, Adrienne Pina, Alexis Jackson. Staff: Katrina Talkalai, TysonDraper, Catherine Steele, Durena Thompson, Carol Slim, Sherrie Harris.Empowering graduates with skills to be 21st century Nnee.
HEAD BASKETBALL COACH TERRYANTONIO RECEIVES CO-COACH OF YEARAWARD FROM NAVAJO TIMESCongratulations to HeadCoach Terry Antonio forreceiving the Co-Coach of theYear award 2016 from theNavajo Times!Coach Antonio received aplaque and the Navajo Timesmentioned that the San CarlosBraves, was the only nativeboys basketball team to win a2016 state championship in thestate of Arizona.GREAT JOBCOACH ANTONIO!SCUSD RADIO PROGRAM UPDATESCOMMUNITYEvery week,San CarlosUnified SchoolDistrict updatesthe communityon what’shappening inour schools on91.1.FM SanCarlos ApacheRadio. ThisSCUSD Radio Laura Kentweekly programgives each schoolan opportunityto highlightspecial events,give recognitionto studentsand to informthe communityon upcomingsporting eventsor testing blocksSCUSD Radio Terry Antoniofor our students.Laura Kent, Nathan Wright from Rice ElementarySchool and Terry Antonio from San Carlos SecondarySchool join Cheryl Mae Haozous from the DistrictOffice every Wednesday to share information andnews about the schools.Whether it be an announcement of upcoming testsfor the students, or change in a sports schedule, youcan be sure to hear about it on the SCUSD RadioProgram.Listen in every week to hear what’s happening inyour children’s schools.SPRING 2016San Carlos Unified School DistrictREADING CHALLENGE AT RICEELEMENTARYThe Reading Challenge is in full spring mode! Wehave been having Surprise Spring Thursdays! On someThursdays students are getting a surprise McDonalds’Happy Meal Coupon when they turn in their readinglogs! Students never know which Thursday will bea Surprise Spring Thursday so they need to turn intheir Reading Logs EVERY Thursday between nowand the end of the school year! We also have PizzaHut Coupons available for March for those studentsin grades PreK-2 who read at least 70 minutes in oneweek of March and in grades 3-6 for those studentswho read at least 105 minutes for the week.Every Wednesday we read the previous week’snames of those students who turned in a readinglog on KYAY 91.1 Apache Radio! This is an excitingincentive for our students. This spring so far thefollowing numbers of students have turned in theirreading logs at each grade level:PreK-KinderFirst GradeSecond GradeThird GradeFourth GradeFifth GradeSixth Grade86102104918710143This is a grand total of 614 or 61 % of our students!Although we are excited about the number of studentsparticipating in the Reading Challenge, we would LOVEto get 100% participation!We will be sending home reading logs at the end ofthe school year for our Summer Reading Challenge.We hope that all of our students will continue toread daily over the summer! Reading is the numberone thing our students can do to help make theirbrains stronger and smarter and if they make theirbrain smart when they are small, they will have manychoices for their lives when they grow up! HappyReading!DAILY ATTENDANCEMATTERS. SENDYOUR CHILDREN TOSCHOOL EVERY DAY!5
RICE STUDENTS POUND THEIR WAY TOBETTER HEALTH!SCUSD HONORS BRAVES WITHMOTORCADE FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 2016Rice Elementary students were introduced to a new wayto exercise termed “POUND ROCKOUT WORKOUT” by TinaFlores the Physical Education Coordinator for the San CarlosSchool District during the recent Health Fair held at RiceGymnasium.POUND IS THE WORLD’S FIRST CARDIO JAM SESSIONINSPIRED BY THE INFECTIOUS, ENERGIZING AND SWEATDRIPPING FUN OF PLAYING THE DRUMS.“Unlike other classes that require a certain level of fitnessor experience, anyone can pound drumsticks.” Tina said.“Messing up is not a big deal. Anyone can hold a stick andhit the floor.”“We even had teachers and staff up and pounding away!”The Carole M. White Physical Education Grant whichwas awarded to San Carlos School District provides forteacher training in new ways to get children moving. The PEteachers are all learning POUND and will use it to help thestudents reach their health and fitness goals.Numerous studies have proven the powerful brainboosting, stress-relieving effects of drumming. The rhythmof drumming permeates the entire brain to improve focus,increase higher-level thinking and decision-making skills,and boost the immune system, lower blood pressure,decrease chronic pain, anxiety, and fatigue.“Health, active students make better learners” so get upand POUND!San Carlos Unified School District would like to thankthe community and families for joining us in a joyouscelebration to recognize our very own San Carlos Braves forbringing home the 2016 AIA Division V State Championship!On Friday at noon, a SCUSD celebration for the SanCarlos Bravesstarted off with amotorcade. Carsbegan lining up atthe water tanksat the SecondarySchool. Leadingthe motorcadewas the SanCarlos Bravesbus with thesuperintendentBraves honored at SCUSD luncheon motorcadeclose behindthe bus. The sixty plus car motorcade proceeded to leavethe school at 1:00 pm to drive throughout the San Carloscommunity, beginning with the Peridot housing divisions,Gilson Wash sub divisions and the Seven Mile district.Fans stood byon the roadsideor in front of theirhomes wavingand cheering forthe Braves asthe motorcadedrove throughthe housing subdivisions. Signswere posted upMs. Katrina Talkalai SCUSD Governing boardin yards, on thePresident motorcaderoadside and onthe fences in downtown San Carlos. It was a great day to bea San Carlos Braves fan!The motorcade ended up at Rice Elementary School anda lunch was provided after2:00pm in front of the PrimaryCafeteria. Seating was providedin the grassy area in front of thePrimary cafeteria.Ms. Katrina Talkalai SCUSDgoverning school board presidentpresented the student athleteswith a DVD of the championshipgame. Coach Antonio thankedthe community for their supportBraves fansand gave a brief talk about theride to the championship. Mrs.Steele SCUSD superintendent and Mr. Draper SecondarySchool Principal thanked the Braves for creating a momentin history that the entire community will remember for alifetime.The festivities ended with our San Carlos Braves playingagainst our district/school staff in a scrimmage game held at3:00 pm in the Rice Elementary Gym.Tina Flores Drum sticks workout staffTina Flores PEP Coordinator Drum sticks students6Empowering graduates with skills to be 21st century Nnee.
SCSS ANNUAL CULINARY &HOSPITALITY OPEN HOUSEEvery year, Mrs. Leyva and her studentshost an Open House for all of the parents ofthe FCCLA club. The Arizona chapter of theFamily, Career and Community Leaders ofAmerica (FCCLA) has a mission to promotepersonal growth and leadership developmentthrough Family and Consumer SciencesEducation.This year, on March 8th, Mrs. Leyva andher students prepared several cuisinesand provided dinner for their parents andguardians.Students provided a Mexican/ Chinese/American Buffet which included Mexicantamales, rice, beans, chow mein, chicken stirfry, egg rolls, smoothies, steak kabobs, pizzaand cupcakes.Mrs. Leyva and her FCCLA club are helpingstudents learn how to cook and preparemeals in the kitchen so that when they go outin the field after high school, they will be ableto work in a kitchen environment where theycan use their kitchen experience and theirFood Handlers Card.Way to go, Mrs. Leyva and the FCCLA clubmembers for making Open House a successwith parents and guests!FCCLA Members (Girls) : Rachel Kinlicheeny, Jessilyn Palmer, Adrienne Pina LaTashaHarveym, Martessa Norman, Raynalda Alden, Jordan Alden, Valencia Bendle, Andrea Pina,Christianna Thorne, Nizhoni Tucker, Sheleena Sippi, Bianca Lechuga, Fayelena Bread, BiancaLechuga, Katelynn Dude, Shaula Newman, Jemmae Hinton, Angel Philips, Rhianna ElgoFCCLA Members (Boys): Isaiah Wesley, Bernard Thompson, Alex James Burke, Wyatt CheneyIzicHale, Tristen Patten, Julian Logan, Justin Woodbury, Justin Anderson, Deon KentonSan Carlos Unified School District Spring AthleticsSan Carlos Junior High School BaseballSan Carlos High School BaseballSan Carlos Junior High School SoftballSan Carlos High School SoftballSPRING 2016San Carlos Unified School District7
San Carlos Unified School District Spring AthleticsSan Carlos High School Girls TrackSan Carlos High School Boys TrackSan Carlos High School Boys TrackSan Carlos Junior High School Girls TrackEVERY STUDENT, EVERY DAY!SEND YOUR CHILD TO SCHOOL!Contact NumbersSAN CARLOS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTPOST OFFICE BOX 207SAN CARLOS, ARIZONA 85550District Office: 475-2315Rice Elementary School: 475-2315Secondary School: 475-2378Alternative School: 475-5538District Newsletter compiled by:Cheryl Mae Haozous,SCUSD Community Relations Officer475-2315 ext. EDSTANDARD U.S.POSTAGE PAIDSAN CARLOS, AZPERMIT NO. 10
November, December, 2015 and January 2016, HP Mini laptops have been the focus on the first auctions held. One hundred sixty five laptops and one vehicle were sold. The next auction will be April 17-30, 2016. Items to be sold are computers, monitors, keyboard, electronic equipment, exercise equipment, textbooks, and 9 vehicles.
the NAIA Coaches Hall of Fame in 1973, and posthumously to the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 1977. He was a WWII veteran and was a charter member of the Braves Athletic Hall of Fame. The Peters Scholarship is a 1,000 award. Aaron Schoemann (Football) Schoemann is an Honorable Mention All-KCAC performer at defensive line for the Braves.
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