6th grade 4th quarter A Honor Roll
Muriel Ambrus, Ethan Anderson, Mariah Armstrong, Emily Barrett, Destiny Benes, Lindsey Bennett, Holly Benzi, Eathan Betzler, Bethel Biniam, Lucas Bistodeau, Adam Block, Austin Blundell, Alexandra Boss, Emma Bresin, Alexa Carlson, MacKenzi Carlson, Colin Chapman, Noah Chapman, Eddie Darr, Emily DeValk, Abby DiChiria, Jacob Dirschel, Presley Dobitz, Matthew Domanus, Justin Dorr, Luke Edstrom, Meghan Ellingson, Chase Fischer, Kayla Fischer, Ella Frantzen, Maximus Fuller, Grant Goodrich, Amanda Grassel, Kylie Grauf, Avery Green, Ayana Greene, Natalya Grudanov, Oksana Grudanov, Justin Grudem, Olivia Gullickson, Caden Gunnarson, Melissa Hacker, Ashley Hanauska, Steven Hand, Madeline Heimer, Carlie Heinecke, Aydan Hinnenkamp, Ellie Huttner, Madeline Jezierski, Benjamin Johnson, Katherine Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Nathaniel Johnston, Megan Juba, Allison Jullie, McKenna Kalahar, Lucas Konkol, Lauren Krall, Caden Krohn, Kaitlyn Kubinski, Chase LaMotte, Sarah Lazowski, Riley Lewis, Gavin Lien, Chloe Lundberg, Mackenzie Lynch, Leah Lyngen, Kyle Maciej, Lauren Mahnke, Ryan Makela, Payton Maki, Brayden Mateuszczyk, Caleb Meadows, Isabel Miller, Nathaniel Miller, Elizabeth Mink, Braedon Mittelstaedt, Anthony Nardini, Luke Nelson, Dylan Newstrum, Britney Nguyen, Meaka Nowak, Connor O’Neal, Nicholas O’Neil, Porschia Olson, Cameron Ott, Lucas Pearson, Charles Pereda, Carley Pimiskern, Ava Pinske, McKade Poirier, Kalina Ranallo, Laura Randall, Madison Rapacz, Neela Reinke, Amber Remmen, Braden Ridlehoover, Lauren Riley, Allie Roberts, Kyleigh Roberts, Allie Rother, Emily Rubbelke, Jonathan Schaupp, Samantha Scherling, Jessica Schermeister, Aaron Schmidt, Jada Schreiner, Raven Schwieters, Amber Secrist, Eve Selken, Graham Seminari, Gavin Sims, Hannah Sinton, Donovan Skawiniak, Madison Smith, Samantha Stickler, Emily Strand, Mikayla Streit, Brooklyn Stuhlsatz, Lauren Sylvester, Kayla Tester, Arabella Thomas, Madalyn Thompson, Chelsea Timmerman, Julie Torresani, Cassandra VanDenBerg, Carter VanEngen, Chase VanHeel, Emily VanStelten, Braydon Wald, Jamie Waldron, Cathryn Wallmow, Kayla Walstrom, Austin Warden, Alayna Wessman, Jake Whaley, Aidan Whitcomb, Grace Wilson, Emma Wyman, Autumn Yelich, Ellie Yonak, Olivia Zahansky, Rylie Zimmerman

6th grade 4th quarter B Honor Roll
Brianna Anderson, Jedidiah Bandy, Mitchell Becker, Nicole Beutz, Kaylee Blasko, Joseph Bohlsen, Logan Bolster, Jacob Born, Olivia Boxwell, Claire Caldon, Bjorn Charles, Lydia Cleveland, Elise Crow, Samuel Dahl, Brandon Dahlgren, Camden Darr, Rachel Davidson, Tyler Davis, Ty Dorvinen, Blake Dubraj, Nolan Erickson, Isabelle Erikson, Holly Eshleman, Emma Fife, Angelica Franaschouk, Aislinn Gigante, Nicholas Hainlin, Mina Hakmoun, Ryan Hamann, Dylan Harber, Angelina Hathy, Garrett Heikes, Nicholas Helgestad, Blake Helling, Peyton Hennen, Chloe Japs, Hannah Johnson, Amanda Kaehler, Adam Kasper, Ryan Kasper, Jacob Kemmetmueller, Derrick Kolhoff, Aspen Kryzer, Samuel Kuehl, Luke LaChance, Allison Larson, Matthew Lithgow, Josephine Lynde, Caleb Maahs, Joshua Mahaffey, Kiara Malone, Scott Martin, Jackson Matthies, Tyson McCarthy, Leah Meyer, Corey Nielsen, Riley Nielsen-Tschritter, Nathan O’Connor, Elizabeth Olson, Reed Olson, Joann Phan, Jamie Proell, Marie Reimer, Jadon Schneider, Hailey Sederberg, Melodie Sheehan, Eli Smith, Jacob Soberg, Joshua Sola, Ben Solem, Caden Sunvold, Nina Swanson, Alayna Tapiz, Molly Thompson, Taylor Tong, Pacey Vylasek, Alana Walters, Zakary Weeks, Jack Wheeler, Emily Wolfbauer, Abby Wollin, Margaret Wuollet

7th grade 4th quarter A Honor Roll
Grace Alford, Nathan Amoe, Jessica Andersen, Hanna Anderson, Weston Anton, Nicholas Baccam, Carter Barbeln, Cole Beck, Abbey Beehler, Jordan Belka, Gabrielle Billing, Danielle Bourgeois, Trevor Brenning, Alexa Brown, Morgan Bruers, Ella Bussmann, Molly Carnes, Samantha Clark, Gwendolyn Cox, Madison Culliver, Taylor Culliver, Riley Daun, Lauren Demoret, Carson DeSotel, Jenna Dietl, Kaylee Dirschel, Erin Dorn, Anastasia Dulski, Laura Ebert, Megan Edstrom, Hannah Eide, Krysta Felber, Hannah Finstad, Lucas Fjellanger, Elizabeth Fleck, Joseph Fodstad, Natalie Fortin, Danielle Franklin, Zachary Fuchs, Alaina Gadtke, Tyler Gelo, Luke Gentle, Nathan Gice, Madison Guiney, Kaitlyn Haapala, Katelyn Hagel, Kallie Hambleton, Aaron Hanauska, Haley Hansen, Madison Hansen, Rachel Haskamp, Jenna Hatcher, Ellie Hedlund, Lynnea Helman, Cailey Henderson, Noah Henderson, Brooklyn Hermanson, Cara Hess, Luke Hinrichs, Jackson Hinz, Peter Hoffman, Grace Hol, Kyle Holstein, Danielle Hoppe, Sophia Husnik, Autumn Iwanok, Brynn Jasicki, Kathryn Jewett, Amy Johnson, Keenan Johnson, Madison Johnson, Courtney Johnston, Carly Jones, Eva Jones, Garmai Jones, Eric Judge, Lauren Jullie, Chet Jurrens, Wesley Kaeter, Carlie Katzenberger, Elizabeth Kelzer, Anna Kiffmeyer, Kaelyn Kimmick, Claire Kirscht, Dominic Krein, Jonathan Krumsieg, Michael LaCock, Allison Langer, Kyle Langer, Christian Larson, Cole Larson, Kaitlyn LaVine, Marissa LeClaire, Cassidy Lehrke, Paetyn Levis, Taylor Ley, Evan Lindquist, Sydney Lofgren, Hannah Loukusa, Casey Lynch, Kelley Lynch, Sara Magnuson, Kali Manning, Briana Manthey, Morgan Manz, Justin Martin, Meghan Mateuszczyk, Lauren Mattson, Lauren Matzke, Grace Maurer, Emma McKeon, Victoria Meersman, Mackenzie Meier, Laura Mercure, Reece Meskimen, Cassaundra Miller, Michael Mittelstaedt, Phuong Ngo, Tricia Niznik, Olivia Odegard, MacKenzie Otkin, Megan Otten, Mitchel Ouren, Anna Paepke, Jenna Patterson, Veronica Perevertaylo, Emma Peterson, Kenneth Peterson, Taylor Peterson, Megan Phinney, Nathan Puetz, Erik Reshetar, Marshall Rice, Carlie Ripley, Mackenzie Roberts, Emily Rokke, Emily Rosati, Brennan Rosenthal, Carson Sabinash, Austin Sachs, Madison Sandberg, Mathew Schaeffer, Meghan Schaeffer, Jocelin Schellbach, Karla Scherber, Logan Schindhelm, Morgan Schmidt, Catherine Seifert, Haley Shingledecker, Eric Simon, Allison Skinner, Charles Skoog, Kali Smisek, Zachary Smisek, Megan Smith, Emily Spaniol, Dacoda Speidel, Andrew Stein, Logan Stensrud, Lilly Stockamp, Lindsey Stockamp, Michael Strandness, Claire Swan, Noah Swanson, Talia Sylvester, Hyrum Teasdale, Amy Theis, Brady Tjaden, Ethan Tjeerdsma, John Torresani, Jada Wald, Josie Waldron, Megan Walker, Bramlee Watson, Carlee Watters, Samantha Weidenbach, Rachel Westemeier, Bret Wilson, Kayla Woodhouse, Katie Yukhimchuk, Vincent Zimmer

7th grade 4th quarter B Honor Roll
Kyle Amundson, Lance Anderson, Stacy Anderson, David Bauer, Madison Berg, Matthew Braun, Peyton Brewer, Gunnar Carlson, Alex Carroll, Hunter Carter, Ryan Catton, Blair Cecil, Joseph Clark, Anna Eakman, Kaitlin Enochs, William Eshleman, Shyla Evans, Tadum Foss, Madisen Frausto, Parker Gleason, Andrea Goble, Tyler Hagert, Joseph Hanford, Hailey Hanson, Haylee Hanson, Taylor Hays, Tyler Hermann, Chloe Hilden, Emily Jablonski, Nathan Jensen, Cole Johnson, Tanner Johnson, Cody Jones, Braxton Kerr, Emily Kilby, Maxfield Koch, Brooklyn Kratky, Lyndsey Langston, Maggie Larson, Anthony Lenz, Trever Madsen, Jack Master, Dylan Mertz, Emily Miller, Megan Minikus, Joshua Morrison, Elijah Muntz, Collin Murray, Mark Neu, Devon O’Neil, Gabriel Olajonlu, Grace Omann, Melissa Ortiz, Megan Otto, Christian Paja, Sarah Palmgren, Garett Pawlak, Brenden Pearson, Drew Peterson, Adam Reiter, Isabella Rerick, Andrew Schatzke, Alexander Schreifels, Cole Schwerin, Zachary Seurer, David Shaptala, Elijah Solberg, Leah Streeter, Kayla Strumstad, Christian Swanson, Mason Sweet, Kylee Timperley, Michael VanStelten, Brandon Vazquez, Seth Vestal, Benjamin Weber, Jonathan Willemssen, Logan Zachman

8th grade 4th quarter A Honor Roll
Zachary Aanerud, Nathan Andersen, Carmen Anderson, Coral Anderson, Nicholas Atallian, Matthew Becker, Samuel Behnke, Kaitlyn Benz, Kendra Bolster, Emily Braesch, Samantha Braesch, Zachary Bravinder, Owen Brewer, Dylan Brunetti, Taylor Burke, Louis Burton, Alec Camarote, Madison Chapman, Grace Clark, Kyra Cleveland, Kaylie Conlin, Kyleigh Correll, Kelsie Cox, Garrett Crosby, Allison Dahlgren, Michael David, Peter Day, Jack DeMarais, Anne Domanus, Aili Evans, Ellie Feilen, Zoe Fezler, Benjamin Fife, Haylee Fingalsen, Samuel Fisher, Erik Fordahl, Emma Frantzen, Collin Franz, Riley Frolik, Lauren Getz, Inga Golovatyy, Jacob Gordon, Alexis Grauf, Nicholas Gustafson, Emily Hacker, Kate Heimer, Aaron Hippen, Emily Hostvedt, Ashley Huettl, Kaylee Husarik, Katelyn Ibe, Christina Jairam, Sarah Janckila, Megan Jasicki, Elizabeth Johnson, Kayla Jordan,  Karisa Justen, Emma Kangas, Courtney Kirby, Savannah Klein, Cameron Kline, Reed Kolles, Austin Kollos, Marisa Kranitz, Nicole Larson, Benjamin Lazowski, Tyler Lee, Andrew Lenz, Elizabeth Liebert, Gabrielle Lien, Kyle Lithgow, Jessica Livingston, Kaitlynn Lloyd, Ellie Lucas, Jared Lundberg, Julia Malark, Paige Marrs, Jac Mateja, Isabella Matejka, Eleanor McCaw, Tanner Meadows, Collin Melcher, Hannah Meseck, Alyssa Michels, Kaleb Middleton, Sarah Mills, Jake Moss, Megan Moylan, Nolan Murray, Nicole Nardini, David Nelsestuen, Gavin Nordberg, Mercedes Olson, Parker Olson, Mitchell Osland, Mitchell Patnode, Jacob Pawlowski, Lauren Polzin, Damon Prow, Anthony Quale, Susan Randall, Morgan Rgnonti, Laura Roberge, Alexander Rodriguez, Dalton Roehl, Jesse Rohrer, Erik Saxton, Sarah Schaenzer, Benjamin Schaupp, Jacob Schroeder, Austin Scollard, Megan Secrist, Elaina Seemann, Sidney Seiwert, Emily Sinton, Allie Smith, Felicia Smith, Heather Smith, Isabel Sommers, Ashley Spah, Mitchell Spilles, Madeline Springer, Daniil Stanisevschi, Hannah Stolba, Matthew Ternus, Cecelia Thole, Rachael Thomas, Ngoc Tran, Ashlee Trochlil, Kristina Trombley, Jamie Turnquist, Da Vang, Katalina Vue, Angela Wagner, Morgan Wallmow, Justine Welcome, Lindsey Wenum, Abby Wenz, Brandon Wilson, Brittany Wood, Maleia Ysteboe

8th grade 4th quarter B Honor Roll
Logan Adair, Conner Armstrong, Sehuam Bakri, Wyatt Bloom, Anthony Buckingham, Tyler Bunnell, Kevin Buschkowsky, Nicholas Camarote, Nathan Cassady, Erin Cecil, Nicholas Chyrklund, Abby Conn, Wesley Cooper, McKone Corkery, Allison Cuabo, Alyssa Dallman, Calista Dorholt, Adam Dorvinen, Elizabeth Dosmann, Graham Durbin, Aaron Eenhuis, Jack Erdahl, Kathryn Field, Jordan Fischer, Mikayla Flores, Sara Foesch, Joshua Garlock, Miana Greene, Brady Groenewold, Hanna Hagberg, Karlie Hall, Briana Hecker, Logan Heinecke, Cody Hines, Madison Hunt, Jack Kammers, Brandon Kasper, Michael Kasper, Thanapong Khampho, Julianna Kiesner, Kyle Kornovich, Kalista Lynde, Sean Maciej, Nicole Manning, Calista Mateuszczyk, Katelyn Meleen, Justin Mork, Joseph Mulcare, David Newstrum, Keyla Noel-Anampa, Bailey Novack, Victoria Nyland-Foley, Mitchell O’Brien, Matthew O’Connor, Mark O’Donnell, Ireland O’Gara, Tanner Palm, Kyle Paris, Maithtyo Phengmany, Veronica Porter, Anna Priebe, John Reiter, Dale Reshetar, Lindsey Running, Blake Samlaska, Connor Schroeder, Alyssa Schwartz, Carly Segulia, Nicole Serpa, Chelsea Shelmidine, Bryanna Skochenski, Alannah Sperr, Noah Stoe, Hayden Stuhlsatz, Victoria Taylor, Lauryn Thompson, Kordell Wager, Brevan Watson, Michael Young, Adam Ysteboe

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6th Grade 4th Quarter “A” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
Ogechi Anyanwu, Jacob Ballenger, Zachary Bartlett, Anna Bergman, Courtney Bissen, Kelli Boe, Anna Breuer, Chloe Brunkow, Gabrielle Brunkow, Joseph Butterfield, Lars Byman, Annica Carr, Anna Charleson, Camryn Chouinard, Leanna Christen, Larkin Clem, Patrick Coskey, Annabelle Czech, Jacob Deal, Brooke Dingmann, Hanna Dorff, Benjamin Eibensteiner, Megan Ekman, Taylor Elliott, Angel Fredin, Calvin Freiboth, Kyle French, Gavin Frost, Jason Frost, Jacie Gordon, Jazmyn Gray, Benjamin Greni, Ava Grimm, Timothy Gruis, MyKenna Haley, Jamie Hall, Tyler Hanson, Camryn Heinen, Madalyn Hembre, Caden Holt, Abigail Holtz, Eric Hoskins, Samuel Hund, Nicholas Huspek, Calista Jerome, Tanner Jess, Madeline Johnson, Jarod Kafka, Kelsey King, Mitchell King, Katie Kolar, Madelyn Kotzer, Abigail Langton, Kiera Larson, Mitchell Larson, Sophia Leither, Josiah Lundy, Cole Martin, Anna Matter, Gabrielle McDaniels, Ryan McMahon, Christian Meyer, Noah Meyer, Madison Mitzuk, Noah Nelson, Shelby Novotny, Michael Nowotny, Jade Ochu, Malia Peacock, Aiden Pederson, Garret Reinking, Marcus Rothstein, Joshua Schlaman, Emily Schmitz, Zander Schultz, Charlee Sether, Afnan Siddique, Cody Simon, Eli Smith, Raimond Snigur, Hannah Spaulding, Jared Stanke, Morgan Steinkamp, Harrison Stephens, Danielle Stewart, Zacharie Strombeck, Sydney Thompson, Riley Thorson, Emily Tincher, Tess Trombley, Julia Vicioso, Matthew Vick, Alexis Wagenfeld, Brandon Wagenfeld, Sarah Walters, Kaitlyn Walz, Branden Weber, Amber Weirauch, Sophia Wetherille, Jack Wilson, Sophie Woessner

6th Grade 4th Quarter “B” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
Tori Albrecht, Lily Anderson, Melaina Anderson, Parker Bahr, Lincoln Banks, Cameron Bender, Tailer Benson, Tate Billman, Cade Bondhus, Chase Buchert, Brock Burdine, Grant Carlson, Samantha Cooper-Szlavich, Jacob Coz, Ryan Czech, Rhoeshon Dillard, Kyle DoBrava, Thomas Domer, John Dulmage, Colt Dusbabek, Obiamalu Egbujor, Gage Eidem, Logan Enkhaus, Kyle Esperum, Ryan Fordahl, Marilyn Gago, Alexander Gerasimov, Nathaniel Gfroerer, Michaela Goad, Ryan Gromberg, Lucas Gustafson, Samantha Halberg, Zachary Hallman, Abbigail Heinen, Kayden Hendrickson, Fadumo Hilowle, Benjamin Hixon, Susanna Hradynar, Parker Huber, Spencer Hughes, Maham Hussain, Jayden Iverson, Dalton Johnson, Spencer Johnson, Megan Jung, Paige Kallunki, Bridget Kiemele, Drew Kiersted, Joey Kunkel, Alexis Lane, Olivia Langevin, Noah Langlais, Austin LaRocco, Michael Lee, Preston Lowe, Maguire Lybeck, Mitchell Maass, Kallie Middleton, Evan Miller, Grace Miller, Jacklyn Nelson, Selena Nelson, Tess Nelson, Jacob Nordquist, Joseph O’Connell, Zachariah Odegard, Jackson Perbix, Carter Peterson, Anthony Ragalie, Julia Randall, Miranda Reierson, Ella Robeck, Joseph Robin, Alaina Rossum, Jeg Schottenbauer, Ethan Schulz, Thae Smith, Trent Soukup, Madison Stevens, Makenzie Stevens, Pavel Strelchuk, Makayla Stroud, Jack Taylor, Cody Thein, Jordan Thorpe, Bailey Tobiason, Cole Tveit, Anneke Verhoef, Maneka Wagner, Talsi Wagner, Cassidy Wolcenski, Izabella Yager

7th Grade 4th Quarter “A” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
Devon Adams, Noah Adams, Nicolas Antilla, Beau Babcock, Katherine Bedbury, Eva Bednarz, Brooke Benolkin, Zachary Berg, Connor Bizal, Madison Bizal, Marguerite Boedigheimer, Ashley Boyd, Samantha Bray, Jenna Broman, Abbey Brotemarkle, Emma Brotemarkle, Maxwell Brown, Christian Bruno, Nicole Butterfield, Jacob Byman, Anna Charboneau, Dylan Chouinard, Carley Collins, Grace Crawford, Emma Dalton, Nicole Dee, Madison Dillerud, Alexandra Ditter, Brandon Dobosenski, Rachel Dorff, Addie Droen, Samantha Elsenpeter, Hannah Enstad, Andrew Fausone, Emily Finseth, Brittany Flander, Alexandria Foote, Jade Fredin, Clarice Froehlich, Lauren Gillquist, Noah Haaf, Olivia Hahn, Allison Hall, Claire Hanegraaf, Keegan Haus, Mollie Heinen, James Heinzen, McKenzie Herrboldt, Ander Hillebregt, Eleanor Humphrey, Jill Humphrey, John Ingham, Grace Jacobs, Ryan Jacobson, Mckensie James, Rachel Jide, Emily Johnston, Samuel Kirscht, Michael Kohorst, Lauryn Kolles, Jacob Kovach, Ty Kovar, Zackery Kreider, Adam Kruger, Sophia Kruger, Zachary Kruger, Lauren Lee, Tia Lerud, Madison Libor, Wilson Loftus, Camden Loth, Theresa Mbanefo, Kaja Montplaisir, Matisse Myles, Emily Nelson, Alyssa Nielsen, Kendell O’Leary, Madison Odegaard, Hailey Odegard, Abigail Olson, Sabrina Onuma, Alayna Osterman, Mackenzie Parker, Amanda Patterson, Matia Person, Ashley Peterson, Derek Phommahaxay, Carson Pixley, Morgan Pool, Ashley Purcell, Sophia Riebel, Sophia Saxon, McKenzie Scheid, Lexis Schmidt, Shayne Schoenfelder, Anthony Schreder, Megan Schroeder, Rachel Schroeder, Sydney Schuster, William Sibilski, Nicholas Sink, Jazlynne Smith, Mikala Springer, Kincaid Strain, Sydney Sullivan, Shelby Swenson, Matthew Syverson, Mitchell Thermos, Katherine Thorpe, Anna Trace, Chineng Vang, Sarah Vernon, Grant Warner, Hannah Warner, Jonathan Waters, Alexandra Weber, Sydney Weisenberger, Thomas West, Alicia Westover, Rachel Wojcieszak, Cameron Wyse, Iviee Yager

7th Grade 4th Quarter “B” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
Caitlyn Aday, MaCartney Ascheman, Yasmine Badio, Alena Barnett, Madisen Barthel, Brett Bauer, Maryanne Beaudry, Dari-Ann Best, Sydney Bever, Nathaniel Beyer, Carolyn Black, Brittney Boese, Jennessa Casey, Hannah Czech, Halie Dalzell, Wyatt Dopp, John Downey, Devon Gasswint, Lyndsey Geist, Kaitlyn Gunderson, Colton Hansen, Brock Haugland, Zachary Henning, Andrew Hess, Aviel Hradynar, Nathan Kolstad, Jacob Lane, Abygail Larsen, Adam Larson, Taiyo Larson, Jared LeClair, Brooke Mackner, Benjamin Marohn, Taylor Masterman, Matthew Melco, Eric Nichols, Lauren Nierengarten, Bruce Norton, Daniel Olson, Olivia Osmundson, Helena Parranto, Slade Paulsen, Christian Porter, Logan Rademacher, Spencer Rammer, Zakari Sarkinen, Trent Schroedl, David Schwappach, Carson Simon, Jeremiah Smead, Katelyn Tentis, Nicole Thue, Nathan Toth, Wyatt Vessey, Ryan Walz, Jacob Wessel, Livana Wieber, Kumxeeb Xiong, Philip Xiong, Griffin Young

8th Grade 4th Quarter “A” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
Hayley Ackermann, Samantha Alexander, Dillon Ayers, Protus Babaya, Holland Baker, Madison Baker, Sadie Balken, Kyle Ballou, Brandon Becklin, Sydney Bengtson, Kenedy Bentley, Hannah Bies, Melea Bruns, Connor Bryan, Clarissa Buchite, Brianna Bye, Jacques Charboneau, Emily Charleson, Allie Christensen, Dylan Clausen, Cole Daleiden, Annie Dalton, Luke Dickinson, Paige DoBrava, Rachel Dorff, Gabrielle Dose, Caitlyn Dunbar, Isabella Dusbabek, Abby Dwyer, Sean Finical, Michael Fischer, Grace Fonder, Caitlyn Foote, Maxwell Friese, Logan Gacke, Bradley Geist, Katelyn Gfroerer, Jarod Gill, Madeleine Griffin, Gabrielle Haack, Michael Hall, Kaitlyn Hembre, Jack Hendrickson, Elizabeth Holby, Lauren Holzem, Joseph Huynh, Mackenzie James, Julia Jerome, Kailey Johnson, Alyssa Karavitch, Peightyn Karsten, Erika Kovar, Gannon Larson, Spencer Larson, Colin Lindgren, Benton Maass, Alivia Mars, Reagan Mathis, Mary McAlpine, John McClay, Richard McCormick, Justin McDaniel, Amanda McDonald, Kathryn McMillen, Madalyn Meyer, Rebekah Morrison, Ellie Neilson, Jalon Nielson, Samuel Nordstrom, Lewis Ogeto, Lauren Ott, Matthew Paavola, Justin Pearson, Nicklaus Perbix, Joshua Peterson, Hailey Pratt, Jason Radke, Vinayak Rajesh, Haley Rasmussen, Miranda Rice, Baylee Riddle, Casey Schilz, Taylor Schroeder, Samantha Schwab, Emonei Shaw, Kaylee Shepard, Vytautas Soderholm, Austin Solors, Sergey Strelchuk, Mark Swann, Noah Swanson, Mikayla Swigart, Mason Tegg, Sarah VanCamp, Maxwell Waite, Jerrik Walker, Emma Waller, Nicholas Walz, Jeffrey Watkins, Sidney Wentland, Andrea Westgaard, Alexander Wiczek, Maxwell Wiczek, Rohan Willoughby, Benjamin Wirtz, Michaela Wirz, Connor Woolfolk, Zahng Yang

8th Grade 4th Quarter “B” Honor Roll – Salk Middle School
David Akinola, Samantha Alery, Tyler Billman, Cheyenne Black, Kamilah Boedigheimer, Jordan Bosacker, Makayla Christen, Kayleigh Dennison, Joshua Ekman, Kory Esterberg, Paige Evenson, Lydia Fisher, Garret Fraser, Cole Galbraith, Alanah Garbe, John Garrow, Samuel Gibas, Ashley Greenlun, Zachary Griffiths, Casey Hass, Trevyn Haus, Mikhail Henin, Joseph Hess, Joseph Hinchcliff, Nathan Horn, Ryan Iverson, Tyra Jenni, Benjamin Johnson, Hadley Jordan, Owen Kallunki, Jonathan Keith, Owen Keskey, Emily Kiemele, Jackson Kliewer, Molly Larson, Cooper Lewis, Allen Little, Coleman Maegi, Anthony Meister, Benjamin Meyers, Maxwell Michaelis, Jax Murray, Cy Musgjerd, McCabe Nelson, Noah Odegard, Marcus Ogren, Jessica Popehn, Josette Provo, Brock Reimer, Ian Ross, Jacob Sanborn, Riley Schimmelman, Kaitlyn Schultz, Thomas Schulz, Nicholas Sporre, Tyler Stordahl, Tyler Thorson, Mikayla Tibbs, MacKenzie Turner, Kennedy Warner, McKenna Wesloh, Austin Woessner, Aaron Yang

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GRADE 12 “A” HONOR ROLL
Rachel Anderson, Mambo Asangwe, Matthew Awker, Odrey Bechtel, Austyn Beese, Danielle Berry, Hana Boudlali, Alicia Brady, Elizabeth Brady, Alicia Braun, Trevor Brink, Alexa Bryner, Evan Caldon, Benjamin Correll, Derek Cross, Anessa DeMers, Abigail Dery, Devin Donelson, Ryann Eckblad, Bryan Edwards, Mary Elmquist, Garrett Embury, Matthew Engler, Jacob Esterberg, Cydney Evert, Sydney Feige, Janell Finkbeiner, Shelby Frankamp, Cara Fromm, Abigail Gabriel, Anna Gadach, Henry Galinski, Taylor Gauthier, Brittni Gillquist, Laura Glass, Logan Grace, Courtney Grunewald, Rachel Guck, Ruby Gunderson, Allison Hansen, Anna Haugen, Ashley Henning, Grace Heyne, Lauren Hipsag, Emma Hohlen, Lauren Holien, Renee Holzknecht, Amanda Hookom, Bridgette Hulse, Elizabeth Inman, Jordan Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Dustin Johnson, Roman Kachinske, Mariah Kasper, Hannah Kaufman, Emily Kirscht, Alix Klang, Jake Knopick, Lindsey Koosmann, Autumn Laniel, Joshua Larson, Adam LaValley, Haley Lenz-Severson, Emily Lewis, Joseph Libor, Rebecca Lieser, Taylor Lorentz, Lindsey Lowe, Bailey Lundquist, Rachel Maertens, Hannah Maher, Aaron Martindale, Claire Mastel, Jordan Mathewson, Abigail McDonald, Katie McElhone, Samantha McGuire, Alexander Miller, David Murphy, Krista Murray, Kyle Narum, Isabella Nordahl, Brandon O’Connor, Miranda Olson, Maxwell Person, Kayla Peterson, Mitchell Peterzen, Chelsey Petrich, Noah Petters, Scott Rehling, Cassandra Reimann, Eric Riesberg, Dustin Rupprecht, Mariah Rustom, Toni Saajo, Jessica Sadlowsky, Willa Samuelson, Timothy Sanford, Jacob Schroeder, Michaela Schulz, Allison Schwab, Aaron Schwab, Sidney Schwindel, Holly Skalsky, Miroslav Skorykh, Rocio Stier, Sara Strehl, Will Strei, Ashley Gina Tchalla, Emily Thao, Ryan Trapp, Brooke Underdahl, Carly Uphoff, Molly Vail, Pa Vang, Krystal VanNorman, Clare Waldoch, Cayla Weatherly, Nathan Webster, Anna Weeks, Paige Wheeler, Chelsea Yeager, Kara Ziemer

 GRADE 12 “B” HONOR ROLL
Brennan Aasheim-Pepek, Daniel Alfveby, Natalie Anderson, Taylor Anderson, Brian Anderson, Melissa Artwohl, Cameron Askew, Caleb Beaty, Kasey Beran, James Blackstad, Cooper Bleyhl, Jessica Bratkov, Erin Bruner, Alex Caswell, Jacob Collins, Hannah Dalzell, Kristin Davis, Dawson Dietz, Shyler Egan, Wyatt Ege, Alexander Foggia, Marissa Forrest, Justin Gagnon, Alek Georgeson, Madeline Gregersen, Nicholas Griffiths, Emilye Jo Grimes, Elizabeth Grimshaw, Nicole Grubba, Terry Hadden, Connor Hanson, Benjamin Harms, Samantha Harris, Ryan Hildebrandt, Corissa Howard, Annie Johnson, Alyssa Johnson, Sidney Johnson, Lars Kragness, Nicole Larsen, Kelsey Laugen, Samantha Lazor, Jordan LeMier, Gage Lippolt, Loretta MacArthur, Alexandra Middleton, Chloe Moore, Shawntil Morse, Matthew Mullowney, Mitchell Nelson, Tori Newbauer, Ryan Nguyen, Greta Ogren, Katherine Opsahl, Megan Perry, Avery Person, Adam Peterson, Alec Plaisted, Emma Pouliot, Zachary Powell, Scott Reber, Tyler Rivers, Alison Rudolph, Jacob Salem, Bobbi Schwieters, Kimberly Scott, Lakeisha Shaw, Lucas Stefano, Jordan Tawfeek, Michael Tormoen, Jessica Vornbrock, Kelsey Wakeman, Hannah Welch

GRADE 11 “A” HONOR ROLL
Mallory Adams, Mitchell Anderson, Daniel Anderson-Jones, Alexander Babcock, Kelsie Baker, Denis Bardashevskiy, Brooke Batchelder, Monica Bellin, Meghan Benton, Malea Bertsch, Benjamin Blomgren, Austin Borreson, Emily Brinza, Matthew Brisbin, Alyssa Budion, Grant Bunker, Robert Burger, JW Burns, Nathan Campbell, Alec Cantin, Monica Carter, Cody Christ, Laura Christensen, Alexis Christensen, Lyndee Chuba, Logan Daulton, Taylor Day, Molli Detloff, Jacob Dexheimer, Abby Dickinson, Charles Domeier, Gabriella DuPont, Sydney Durkot, Abigail Eilertson, Meghan Erickson, Barry Erickson, Brendan Farver, Austin Follmer, Brianna Forrest, Cameron Gallenberg, Cassi George, Joseph Gonrowski, Sadie Grant, Jenna Hagglund, Aaron Hannan, Weston Hansen, Jeremy Hanson, Emily Heid, Luke Hemphill, Lindsey Hendrickson, Breck Hickman, Nicholas Hillebrand, Blake Hillman, Joshua Hinkemeyer, William Hoff, Garrett James, Jadie Jopp, Katelynn Jorgensen, Kathryn Juettner, Melissa Keisling, Samantha Killeen, Jenna Kivley, Carlee Kjeldahl, Jessica Klutch, Jared Kokesh, Kelly Kolles, Evan Kraljic, Jennifer Krick, Kaitlyn Kurowski, Markie Kutzer, Jessica Langbehn, Samuel Larom, Austin Larson, Ethan Lenertz, Alivia Lensing, Madeleine Ley, Braiden Loreno, Daniel Lucas, Courtney Madden, Meagan Marsh, Joseph Martin, Holli McClellan, Austin McNamara, Emily Meyer, Brittany Meyer, Huntington Miller, Brianna Mills, Morgan Mogler, Luke Mogler, Rachel Mynahan, Kalley Nellermoe, Jessica Neuman, Marissa Norby, Priscillah Nyakundi, Erik Nyquist, Rebecca O’Connell, Molly Olson, Matthew Olson, Angela Paulson, Rebekah Peterson, Alix Poliszuk, Kari Radke, Cody Raduenz, Ethan Rammer, Courtney Reistad, Olivia Rossi, Madison Rothfork, Tyler Rothstein, Mandy Sailor, Ryan Sandhoefner, Blake Scarborough, Ashley Schaber, Douglas Schulz, Wyatt Schuster, Isaac Schwab, Samantha Starke, Noah Steichen, Katelyn Stevens, Tanner Straus, Wyatt Studniski, Grant Tesdahl, Kendra Thompson, Matthew Tincher, Jonathan Tormoen, Nathan Wallestad, Hali Weisberg, Olivia Westover, Joseph Wetherille, Alicen Whiting, Tristan Wicht, Joshua Wiczek, Jacob Wisniewski, Joshua Wolf, Dylan Woolfolk, Bradley Yankowiak, Sophia Zabee, Andrew Zerban, Blake Ziemski, Alixandra Zierden

GRADE 11 “B” HONOR ROLL
Melanie Allen, Taylor Anderson, Josiah Arnhalt, Madison Ascheman, Aaron Balcom, Jacob Banker, Logan Berg, MacLean Berglove, Brody Boese, Kevin Boser, Michaela Bruns, Elizabeth Budahn, Nicholas Campbell, Jaila Cappelli, Nathan Chanthamontry, Melina Chanthanouvong, Kadoh Chomilo, Brittany Cornelius, Noah Cornell, Brianne Czech, Daniel Deaton, Stephanie Edgeton, Kailey Erdahl, Michael Fellows, Emalie Fiss, Kaylee Forster, Elisa Goodsell, Kayla Grimm, Erica Haaf, Rachel Haller, Rosemary Hampton, Travis Hansen, Kaylynn Hanson, Courtney Hegg, Hailey Henning, Courtney Hickman, Haley Hinchcliff, McKenna Holien, Elijah Janasz, Nicholas Jarpey, Courtney Jensen, Zachary Jenson, Abigail Johnson, Erika Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Talia Johnson, Madison Jordan, Perry Kallevig, Viktoriya Komonash, Ginger Lakings, Lucas Laniel, Ryan Larson, Briggs Leadens, Bradley Luginbill, Marissa McDaniel, Brandon Meyer, Ryan Meyers, Travis Miller, Shane Moberg, Seaver Montgomery, Ashlynn Murlowski, Brady Murphy, Erin Ness, Madeline O’Connor, Ryan Osberg, Trent Osterman, Alex Ott, Kelsey Owens, Victoria Parke, Alexandria Parten, Molly Perry, Sydney Person, Kallie Peterson, Hadley Purdy, Katherine Pysick, Brienna Quiggle, Seth Rabe, Travis Rand, Austin Rasmussen, Jarred Reasor, Mitchell Reinarts, Joshua Reynolds, Jake Rice, Trevor Riebel, Meghan Risting, Christian Rohlf, William Saunders, Tayler Schmitt, Dylan Schoolmeesters, Trevor Schroedl, Travis Schuldt, Sabrina Silver, Johnathon Simmonds, Nikita Skorykh, Tristan Smith, Tylor Spike, Lillian Stanaway, Ryan Stefano, Samuel Swann, Kenneth Tietz, Christian Tobin, Ryan Toth, Nicholas Tran, Tyler Vasseur, Jasmine Vorlicek, Chandra Walbolt, Taylor Warner, Nathan Watkins, Samantha Weber, Aaron Weeks, Devlin Wiest, Michael Young, Nicholas Zierden

GRADE 10 “A” HONOR ROLL
Ivana Arrington, Ngefor Asangwe, Alexis Ayres, Alex Balken, Tanner Beckerleg, Alec Becklin, Nathan Benkofske, Adam Booth, Colin Bowe, Jordan Brown, Garrett Caldon, Samantha Cardinal, Nathan Collins, Carter Corpe, Taylor Cotton, Brandon Cramer, Emma Crane, Michael Dahlson, Aaron Dwyer, Bradley Edwards, John Elliott, Hunter Enkhaus, Kyle Erickson, Joseph Evans, Bailey Evenson, Hallie Fousek, Jenna Fromm, Hannah Gandrud-Christensen, Chase Gauthier, Joshua Gearou, Samuel Gearou, Hannah Georgeson, Alina Gerasimov, Katherine Gingras, Riley Givens, Zachary Glasgow, Greta Gleiter, Hunter Gulbranson, Matthew Gulden, Alexander Gutterud, Jordan Haack, Jaimi Hagen, Emma Hanegraaf, Havana Hanson, Katelyn Hartneck, Nikki Haugland, Cullen Hedin, Samantha Hendricks, Ryan Herrboldt, Austin Heuer, Drake Hevey, Alec Hills, Jason Hilst, Angela Hipsag, Maggie Hohlen, Alexander Holm, Gina Honek, Micah Howard, Daniel Janasz, Jacob Jaremko, Carley Johnson, Peter Jones, Kyle Jung, Gabriella Jung, Geneva Kachinske, Alison Krohn, Hannah Lee, Matthew Lee, Rayanna Lennes, Sarah Livingston, Mariah Lybeck, Lia Maegi, Isabel Maertens, Blake Martie, Molly McQuown, Matthew Merkling, Julia Miller, Victoria Morgan, Emily Motin, Ethan Nangle, Timothy Newcomer, Jonathan Niska, Jennifer Nordstrom, Taylor Odegard, Claire O’Konek, Sydney Olson, Allaskah Osmondson, Shelby Paaverud, Josie Parker, Kaitlyn Pearson, Kari Peterson, Daniel Petters, Carly Rausch, Nicole Remus, Paige Rogers, Elizabeth Schmitz, Carter Schunk, Emily Sederstrom, Morgan Shryock, Brionna Sink, Jeremiah Smith, Jennifer Sorenson, Madyson St Germain, Erin Stein, Jaclyn Studniski, Laura Sturos, Christopher Thorndal, Nicholas Tillmann, Emma Trittin, Andy Vail, Katherine VanCamp, Gausher Vang, Jacob Wakeman, Mitchell Weege, Sophie Wiitala, Mitchell Wosmek, Alec Wosmek, Colette Woyke

GRADE 10 “B” HONOR ROLL
Benjamin Allen, Chase Angell, Coral Barden, Brennan Beese, Sara Begin, Dakotah Berg, Jade Berthiaume, James Bounds, Benjamin Boutain, Benjamin Boyd, Lauren Brayden, Tyler Brockway, Andrew Bronshteyn, Jacob Buhl, Levi Burke, Blake Castagneri, Dillon Chamberlain, Tyler Chesemore, Efren Contreras-Hernandez, Melissa Cross, Alyssa Dorff, Jessica Edwards, Zachary Ernst, Jennifer Faue, Bailey Faust, Robert Finseth, Madison Fix, Colton Fredenberg, Dylan Fure, Alyssa Germscheid, Austin Gibson, Brooke Gillquist, Nolan Goebel, Hannah Graif, William Gutzwiller, Noah Hallbeck, Stephanie Hanowski, Andrea Hanson, Kalley Hennessey, Reece Hickman, Andries Hillebregt, Steven Hipsag, Kathleen Hogan, Krystal Holby, Garrett Holland, Ali Hopkins, Keaton Huberty, McKenzie Humphrey, Austin Junker, Emily Kliewer, Connor Knutson, Emily Krueger, Cassandra Lane, Claire Lerud, Cody Louks, Alexis MacArthur, Jordan Madison, Reed Marohn, Paige Mathewson, Madison McChesney, Cole Moening, Hannah Moore, Clara Musselman, George Nameny, Kyle Nielsen, Joseph Patterson, Andrea Paulson, Samantha Pawlak, Tyler Peterson, Shayla Pyles, Erin Reiner, Abigale Rice, Kaylee Roche, Anna Rollag, Ellie Schmitt, Sarah Schroeder, Tyler Schrom, Jayda Seek, Tiahna Settambrino, Kayla Shappell, Mckenna Shepard, Michaela Simcoe, Kennedy Strain, Zachary Syverson, Jeffrey Thao, Emily Thedens, Hannah Verdick, Joshua Vogel, Madeline Walker

GRADE 9 “A” HONOR ROLL
Julia Abell, Marit Adams, Jeffery Anderson, Jadyn Anderson, Brianna Anderson, Adielya Audette, Bradley Beaver, Jacob Benkofske, Jake Berglove, Morgan Bleyhl, Kayla Borntrager, Alison Boser, Brooke Burns, Reece Byrne, Lydia Carr, Anne Christensen, Alex Christensen, Myah Christenson, Philippa Cockcroft, Alexander Corpe, Maren Corpe, Katie Crocker, Ashley Daniel, Jared Davies, Sophia Davitt, Marina Day, Cassandra Dee, Brianna DeValk, Brandon DeValk, Jessica Dexheimer, Devin Dhooge, Jaci Eatherton, Andrew Elmquist, Sadie Elsenpeter, Nicholas Engelmeyer, Alexa Filipiak, Kristina Foggia, Jaide Friese, Brianna Gerold, Benjamin Gibas, Megan Gonrowski, Mariana Gonzalez, Thomas Graif, Jacob Griffiths, Alyse Grunewald, Carlie Haben, Madison Haley, Jared Hallman, Julia Hallman, Josceline Harris, Sydney Heinen, Isabella Hinseth, Maxx Holland, Abigail Howse, Nicole Ingham, Aric Jacks, Benjamin Jacobs, Riley Johnson, Samuel Johnson, Brooke Johnson, Annika Johnson, Madeline Jung, Matthew Keller, Tyler Klier, Gabrielle Knopick, Jennifer Koehler, Abigail Kokesh, Jack Kolar, Gabrielle Kolles, Erica Kolstad, Krista Kovar, Joseph Kramer, Cole Lachmiller, Jayme Langbehn, Callie Larson, Blake LaVallee, Emma Leither, Aaron Ley, Ashley Lind, Ryan Lindquist, Emily Loberg, Kenadee Lonsky, Enya Mably, Carter Madsen, Amber Mismash, Reed Moberg, Veronica Nalezny-Meide, Rachel Ness, Kayla Olsen, Mitchell Olson, Matthew Osberg, Landen Paige, Kali Parke, Madison Patterson, Courtney Peters, Sydney Phillips, Jeremy Radke, Amanda Reasor, Andrew Rhoda, Mary Rolfes, Sophia Salem, Alexandra Sandberg, Abigail Scheid, Sophia Schutt, Madelynn Seifert, Abigail Sharp, Madelyne Sorenson, Jennifer Staffenhagen, Elizabeth Stevens, Meaghan Stoutenburg, Keith Sullivan, Trevor Taylor, Donovan Theis, Jacob Thompson, Morgan Turner, Hluechy Vang, Marissa VanTassel, Jena Waite, Emily Walters, Colin Webster, Sierra Weinhold, Hannah Whiting, Timothy Wilder, Christopher Wingard, Jessica Wisniewski, Miranda Wohlers, Grayson Ziegler, Julia Ziegler, Kyle Ziemer

GRADE 9 “B” HONOR ROLL
Chloe Aday, Bailey Albert, Elizabeth Albrecht, Nicholas Alex, Miranda Beyer, Michaela Bock, Bailie Boese, Abigail Bosak, Samantha Bosak, Katelyn Brinza, Blair Budahn, Monet Cairns, Kelsey Carroll, Nathaniel Chesemore, Lauren Christ, Kyle Corpe, Madaline Davitt, Marie Deaton, Samuel Droogsma, Sara Dryer, Tyler Eirich, Preston Garbe, Alexander Haessly, Tanner Hagglund, Paige Hammer, Benjamin Hansen, Halle Harrington, Alexandra Harris, Cole Harris, Molly Hickerson, Madelyn Hildenbrand, Michael Holenko, Madison Holk, Hannah Hultberg, Matthew Kiersted, Nolan Kivley, Erin Klang, Mikayla Knudson, Wesley Kring, Anna Kunkel, Carson Lensing, Mackenzie Literski, Luke Lofquist, Autumn Manzi, Jesse McCormick, Malie McDevitt Kraljic, Jonathan McDonald, Megan Milless, MacKenzie Mitzuk, Trent Modeen, David Molla, Colin Murphy, Kemunto Ndege, Matthew Nelson, Taylor Nelson, Anna Neuman, Emily Novotny, Julissa Ojeda, Linda Parranto, Jason Peterson, Anna Pierce, Britley Plautz, Hailey Poliszuk, Andi Pomeroy, Jossell Powell, Dalton Ramberg, Madison Reichert, Jenny Rose, Jessica Sailor, Gracianne Scheid, Taylor Schimmelman, Cole Schultz, Alexandra Schwab, Brendan Simmonds, Breanna Simon, Kayla Soderstrom, Justin Streifel, Danielle Swanson, Dakota Sykes, Melissa Uphoff, Marissa Utz, Cameron VanBuren, Colton Varner, Cory Warner, Kalen Weidenbach, Hunter Wesloh, Jake Winberg, Olivia Wolters, Aaron Yankowiak

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Kindersprouts teacher Jody Bohrer, left, leads pre-kindergarten students through a phonetics exercise at the Pond Early Childhood Center in Bloomington during a visit by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, seated next to Bohrer. Minnesota Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius and Bloomington Supt. Les Fujitake also visited the summer program – which helps children develop literacy, math and social skills – prior to the July 16 early education forum. (Sun Current staff photo by Mike Hanks)

by Mike Hanks – Sun Newspapers

Pledging federal support for early childhood education initiatives, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visited a Bloomington summer school classroom and took part in an early learning forum July 16 as part of a Tuesday morning swing through Minnesota.

Duncan, who has been U.S. education secretary since 2009, praised Minnesota’s commitment to early childhood education. Flanked by Gov. Mark Dayton and Minnesota Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius, Duncan told a crowd of more than 200 gathered at a forum inside Bloomington Kennedy High School that “early childhood is an easy thing to cut back on.” In Minnesota, however, “year after year after year you have come back and funded education.”

Duncan’s visit to Bloomington was part of a series of visits he has made across the country promoting President Barack Obama’s proposal to increase funding for early learning programs. His stop in Bloomington began with a visit to a Kindersprouts classroom, a summer kindergarten readiness program that serves 55 children who speak seven languages. Duncan, Cassellius and Bloomington Supt. Les Fujitake watched as children participated in alphabetic exercises.

That event was followed by the forum at Kennedy.

Gov. Mark Dayton speaks to an audience of more than 200 July 16 at Bloomington Kennedy High School during an early education forum attended by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. (Sun Current photo by Rilyn Eischens)

“The world has changed,” Duncan told the audience. Unlike 40 years ago, high school dropouts have little chance of obtaining a good job and supporting a family in today’s economy. Today’s high school dropouts are “condemned with poverty and social failure,” he said.

Early education is not about identifying the intelligence or abilities of preschool children, according to Duncan.

“We want to close what I call ‘the opportunity gap,’” he said.

Duncan praised the initiative of Dayton and noted that Minnesota’s support for education is a bipartisan effort, just as it is in the real world. That bipartisan support needs to be replicated at the congressional level in Washington, D.C., he noted.

Cassellius spoke of the impact early education programs had on her, specifically Minnesota’s Head Start program, which offers programs to low-income families, including kindergarten readiness. She said Head Start made a huge difference in her life, and thanked today’s supporters of early childhood education.

“Our parents did it for us,” she said. “Let’s do it for our kids, too.”

Laysha Ward, president of Target Community Relations and Target Foundation, talked about how she, too, benefitted from educational opportunities as a child from a low-income family, even though she didn’t realize it at the time.

“Apparently I was poor,” she noted.

She and Cassellius were examples of the return on investment that is reaped from early education funding, she added, explaining that Target’s community relations and foundation invests in early education programs that work to ensure children can read proficiently by the end of third grade.

Opening the panel presentation, Fujitake talked about the Bloomington district’s Pathways to Graduation initiative that focuses on preparing students to be college and career ready by the time they graduate. The initiative starts with early childhood education.

“Early childhood starts at birth, not at kindergarten,” Fujitake said.

The district’s investment in early childhood programming began more than five years ago, he noted.

“We have not regretted that investment,” he said.

The data, technology and professional development programs available help the district refine its early education programs, he added.

Ward also endorsed the importance of performance data in education. As in business, it’s important to be able to examine the success of the work, she said.

“Data isn’t something we should be afraid of,” Ward said.

The forum audience was largely made up by those in support of the initiatives being promoted by the panel. However, there were several people who expressed disapproval of Duncan and the Obama administration, carrying signs opposing corporate and private interests in public schools and supporting teachers as the best assessors of student performance in the classroom.

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by Mike Hanks

ECM Sun Publishers

Pledging federal support for early childhood education initiatives, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan visited a Bloomington summer school classroom and took part in an early learning forum July 16 as part of a swing through Minnesota.

Duncan, who has been U.S. education secretary since 2009, praised Minnesota’s commitment to early childhood education. Flanked by Gov. Mark Dayton and Minnesota Education Commissioner Brenda Cassellius, Duncan told a crowd of more than 200 gathered at a forum inside Bloomington Kennedy High School that “early childhood is an easy thing to cut back on.” In Minnesota, however, “year after year after year, you have come back and funded education.”

Duncan’s visit to Bloomington was part of a series of visits he has made across the country promoting President Barack Obama’s proposal to increase funding for early learning programs. His stop in Bloomington began with a visit to a Kindersprouts classroom, a summer kindergarten readiness program that serves 55 children who speak seven languages. Duncan, Cassellius and Bloomington Superintendent Les Fujitake watched as children participated in alphabetic exercises.

That event was followed by the forum at the high school in Bloomington.

“The world has changed,” Duncan told the audience. Unlike 40 years ago, high school dropouts have little chance of obtaining a good job and supporting a family in today’s economy. Today’s high school dropouts are “condemned with poverty and social failure,” he said.

Early education is not about identifying the intelligence or abilities of preschool children, according to Duncan.

“We want to close what I call ‘the opportunity gap,’” he said.

Duncan praised the initiative of Dayton and noted that Minnesota’s support for education is a bipartisan effort, just as it is in the real world. That bipartisan support needs to be replicated at the congressional level in Washington, D.C., he noted.

Cassellius spoke of the impact early education programs had on her, specifically Minnesota’s Head Start program, which offers programs to low-income families, including kindergarten readiness. She said Head Start made a huge difference in her life, and thanked today’s supporters of early childhood education.

“Our parents did it for us,” she said. “Let’s do it for our kids, too.”

Laysha Ward, president of Target Community Relations and Target Foundation, talked about how she, too, benefited from educational opportunities as a child from a low-income family, even though she didn’t realize it at the time.

“Apparently, I was poor,” she noted.

She and Cassellius were examples of the return on investment that is reaped from early education funding, she added, explaining that Target’s community relations and foundation invests in early education programs that work to ensure children can read proficiently by the end of third grade.

Opening the panel presentation, Fujitake talked about the Bloomington district’s Pathways to Graduation initiative that focuses on preparing students to be college and career ready by the time they graduate. The initiative starts with early childhood education.

“Early childhood starts at birth, not at kindergarten,” Fujitake said.

The district’s investment in early childhood programming began more than five years ago, he noted.

“We have not regretted that investment,” he said.

The data, technology and professional development programs available help the district refine its early education programs, he added.

Ward also endorsed the importance of performance data in education. As in business, it’s important to be able to examine the success of the work, she said.

“Data isn’t something we should be afraid of,” Ward said.

The forum audience was largely made up by those in support of the initiatives being promoted by the panel. However, there were several people who expressed disapproval of Duncan and the Obama administration, carrying signs opposing corporate and private interests in public schools and supporting teachers as the best assessors of student performance in the classroom.

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by Jim Boyle

Editor

Contractors who were itching to get into Parker Elementary School for a $5.9 million remodeling project said they are on target to complete the project in time for the start of school, according to Parker Elementary School Principal Mike Malmberg.

Photos by Jim Boyle
Parker Elementary School’s main offices are being re-positioned to create a more secure environment

When school opens in the fall, the K-5 building will be more secure thanks to closed classrooms, a vestibule at the entrance of the front of the school and repositioned front offices. There are many other changes, too.

Malmberg has been giving tours of the school, which tourists say has already taken on an entirely new look with what has been done so far.

The kitchen, cafeteria are being worked on, but for right now the gym is a warehouse for cabinets.

 

Once open classrooms are now being remodeled into closed classrooms to limit the number of distractions to the school day and provide the ability for the school to be locked down.

 

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by Jim Boyle

Editor

Parents of preschool-age children say what they appreciate most in a business is staffs who are welcoming to their kids, according to survey results from the Elk River Early Childhood Coalition.

The survey, which targeted adults with young children, was filled out by 269 adults. One-third of the respondents had a welcoming environment for kids as one of their top three choices.

Photo by Jim Boyle
Laura Ylitalo, 10, read a book while her mother visited with Bright Eyes Vision Clinic staff members.

“One thing that’s exciting about this is that it doesn’t cost a dime,” said Nicole Huntley, the coordinator of the Elk River Early Childhood Coaltion. “It’s as simple as training everyone that works at a business to be warm and friendly to children and families. Families want to feel welcome.”

The survey is a continuation of the coalition’s efforts to bring the business community and early childhood advocates together to expedite the coalition’s main goal to promote school readiness.

The Elk River Early Childhood Coalition brought in former Gov. Al Quie in April 2012 to talk to businesses, educators and caregivers about the importance of school readiness.

The coalition stays busy with the topic of school readiness by routinely getting child care providers, caregivers and parents together for educational talks and programs.

“We’ve started to create a bridge between the people who work with children and kindergarten teachers,” Huntley said of parents, child care providers and caregivers.

The coalition is working on bringing in another speaker — Katy Smith, the first early childhood educator to win teacher of the year honors from Education Minnesota —to address parents, businesses, caregivers and educators later this year. To this end, the group is working on securing additional funding.

So far its work has been done with the help of a series of three $10,000 grants from the Minnesota Initiative Foundation.

Highlights include bringing the Minnesota Children’s Museum exhibit on early learning and its work with follow along programming that pairs kindergarten teachers and those that work with children from birth to age 5.

The foundation remains committed to early childhood and school readiness, but they have made a transition away from funding ongoing efforts of coalitions across the state toward offering innovation grants to create programs to address needs.

Huntley said the Elk River coalition is committed to school readiness and literacy to help children have success in school. “Our focus is on cradle to career,” Huntley said.

Meanwhile, the survey will be used as a tool to continue a dialogue with the marketplace about what families with young children are looking for from businesses where they shop and go for services.

The second biggest concern of theirs when frequenting a business is having changing tables — in both the women’s and men’s restrooms. Two responses, which tied for third in the survey, called for a play area in or near where they are shopping or having toys or books available.

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by Jim Boyle

Editor

The start of school is still a few weeks away, but early indications are that the Elk River Area School District will have a bumper crop of students showing up at their doors.

Superintendent Mark Bezek reported that as of Aug. 12 the district is up in enrollment by about 260 students. That number could still grow, but it could also come down as students who moved away are taken off school class lists.

“To be up like that (at this point) is exciting but it makes us a bit anxious, too,” he told the Star News.

Bezek said the good news for District 728 is its growth that brings in more revenue, something flat enrollment or a decrease don’t do.

He said bad news is the district has some crowding at its schools in the southern area of the school district that will become exasperated.

Bezek noted at the Aug. 12 School Board meeting the biggest pools of growth are being detected in Rogers, Hassan and Otsego elementary schools.

“You couldn’t pick three more packed schools (in our district) than those,” Bezek said.

The Elk River Area School District’s move toward all day every day kindergarten is likely a reason for some of the increase, but its unclear what all the drivers are, Bezek said.

The superintendent told members of the Elk River Area School Board his administration will compile the latest numbers Monday and bring them to the Aug. 19 work session at the District 728 Offices.

The Elk River Area School Board will be asked to consider some action plans to deal with crowding issues in the south and examine longer-term solutions for the whole of the district.

“We have an immediate space crunch regardless of the size of our enrollment gain,” Bezek said.

One tact to consider will be an addition to Hassan Elementary School, whereby a wing would be added similarly to how a wing was added to Westwood Elementary School in the Zimmerman area.

Bezek noted he and other administrators have some thoughts on how to relieve pressure caused by crowding.

“If things are turning (and we’re starting to grow enrollment again) we’re wondering how we’re going to get ahead of it,” he said.

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n Members believe district is doing great keeping its students with allergies safe

by Jim Boyle

Editor

The Elk River Area School Board has considered the merits of going peanut free in schools.

But after hearing a report on the district’s efforts to safeguard students with various allergies, board members decided enough is being done.

“I think you have done an excellent job,” School Board Director Dan Hunt said. “You have an excellent track record. I don’t know what else we could do other than what we’re doing.”

Few students have had peanut allergy reactions, despite a rising number of the students with peanut allergies. There are at least 129 elementary school students across the district with peanut allergies, according to school officials.

School Board Director Jolene Jorgensen asked if there is a way the district can improve upon what it’s doing.

“That would be the challenge I throw down,” she said.

Riesberg, Miller give food allergy report

Jane Riesberg, the coordinator of health services, and Julee Miller, the general manager of the school district’s food service provider, Sodexo, explained what the district has done in an effort to keep kids with allergies safe.

School officials have gone into classrooms to talk to students about food allergies when students in the class have them. They have made — and revised — posters to raise awareness.

School personnel sometimes use buttons at the beginning of the year to assist cooks spotting students who have allergies. School officials have even labeled special peanut-free tables, otherwise known as allergy aware tables, for students with allergies to sit.

Jane Reisberg (far right) recently explained to the Elk River Area School Board the district’s practices when it comes to dealing with students who have peanut allergies.

The district has stopped short of going peanut free, as some school systems have tried with mixed results. A couple fears explained at the recent meeting are “lawsuits” and a “false sense of security.”

When pressed for some possible improvements, Riesberg said she has a couple ideas.

One would be to promote the use of a peanut butter substitute made from sunflower seeds. It has the same consistency of peanut butter but it smells and tastes differently. Field trips is one venue Riesberg said might make sense to try it out.

Another option would be to stop the practice of birthday treats being brought to school and teachers handing out treats as rewards.

“Stickers and pencils could be handed out instead,” Riesberg said.

School Board members didn’t bite, however.

Jorgensen brought the issue of peanut butter allergies to Superintendent Mark Bezek, who put it on the Sept. 13 agenda. Jorgensen brought it up after getting queried by the grandparent of the District 728 student.

She explained to fellow board members the family of this child had concerns their grandchild could accidentally eat something or be exposed to something simply by picking the wrong table mate. As for special tables, they raised a concern for them about the possibility of a student  being ostracized for an allergy.

Board members debated the merits of going peanut free as Riesberg and Miller cautioned the board from it.

“I don’t know that we could ever go peanut free,” Riesberg said. “We’re not the peanut police. We can’t control what comes in a lunch box. If somebody has a Nutter Butter cookie or a Snickers candy bar, there’s not much we can do.”

Riesberg also pointed out the number of allergic reactions has been low in her time with the school district.

“I am starting my 11th year here, and I can recall two or three incidents related to peanuts in the time I have been here,” Riesberg said.

In one case a student who couldn’t resist the temptation of a birthday cookie treat required attention. Riesberg remembers administering an epinephrine injection pen shot to counteract the allergic reaction that fourth- or fifth-grade student was having.

“The student was old enough to know better,” Riesberg said.

The Elk River Area School District has scaled back dramatically on the number of items with peanuts in them and products made in plants where peanuts are processed, Miller said.

The district does, however, still sell Smuckers peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. In fact, it sold about 65,000 of them last year to students. That does not count the number of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that have come in lunchboxes from homes.

“The average home lunch does,” Miller said. “It’s a pretty cost-effective lunch.”

Riesberg and Miller said families with children who have allergies are dealt with on a one-on-one basis, whether it’s allergies to dairy products, eggs, peanuts or something else.

Steps to protect the children, ranging from buttons to alert staff to the allergy aware tables, are offered to parents, and only provided with their consent. Epinephrine injection tools, often referred to by the brand name EpiPen, are kept in health rooms for when the need arises, Riesberg said. A few students carry them on themselves at the parents’ request, she said.

Riesberg trains cooks on how to administer the epinephrine injection pens at the beginning of every school year in the event a student experiences anaphylaxis. There’s also a health clerk at every building.

Kindergarten can be the toughest grade, because food allergies are new to many students and children with allergies may lack the self control to skip a treat being given to classmates, Riesberg said.

Buttons help, but not all parents want their child singled out in that way, she said.

Either way, “the cooks get to know the students really well,” Riesberg said. “And the kids are all pretty educated.”

School Board Vice Chair Holly Thompson, who volunteers in the Zimmerman-area schools, said she has been impressed with the efforts being made. Last year while volunteering in a kindergarten classroom for one day, she said she was brought up to speed on all the kids with allergies. She said five of 25 students couldn’t have milk.

“They were telling me what to do even though I was only there one day,” she said of her instruction. “It’s taken very serious.”

Jorgensen had questions about the special tables and if that leads to teasing.

Thompson said from her experience, it didn’t appear to be the case. She said the kids seem to have compassion and they are learning about food allergies.

“We all have things about us that make us different and unique,” she said. “I have been impressed with what my kids know about food allergies and how they are protective of their peers.”

School Board members agreed the district was doing a good job and felt comfortable leaving things as they are.

n Salk Middle School assistant principal performs balancing act in transition to Otsego principal post

by Jim Boyle

Editor

The first few weeks of Todd Van Erp’s 2013-14 school year have been a balancing act.

He’s had one foot in his new school as the Otsego Elementary School principal. The other has been at Salk Middle School.

At Otsego, he’s replacing Erin Talley, who was promoted to be the director of teaching and learning for the Elk River Area School District. At Salk, he’s bridging the gap between his late-summer hire and the arrival of his replacement,  who’s expected to be on board this week.

“I’m heavily invested in this building,” he said, from an office that’s not his own at his soon-to-be former school. “This is a great place to be.”

Van Erp is not only referring to just Salk,  he said, but also to the Elk River Area School District as a whole and now Otsego Elementary School, where he  has been given a warm welcome.

He said he plans to spend the first three to six months mostly listening.

“The last thing I want to do is come in and make a bunch of changes,” he said. “Erin (Talley) has been super helpful and has a wealth of knowledge. I haven’t told her yet, but I plan to have her on speed dial.”

She’s been bouncing back and forth between the district office and Otsego Elementary School.

Taught science at the start of his career

Van Erp got his start in education as a science teacher and a coach nearly 20 years ago. He spent 12 years as a middle school and high school science teacher, including a stint at Rocori High School under Terry Bizal, who was the principal there before coming to Elk River High School.

“I had the good fortune to hire Todd,” said Bizal, who remembers Van Erp’s initial degree in mortuary science catching his eye.

While at Rocori, Van Erp gained the respect of his colleagues and made an positive change in the science department.

Van Erp has also coached numerous sports, ranging from high school baseball to youth basketball. He loved both teaching and coaching but found that what happens in the classroom energizes him most.

He said the role of a principal has grown over the years from that of a building manager to an instructional leader.

Otsego Principal Todd Van Erp gave a high five to a student on Thursday as children boarded the bus.

“That’s where the rubber meets the road,” he said. “I want to continue to do that at Otsego. I got to do it here at Salk.”

Van Erp lists AVID, Academic Edge and PBIS as some of his work that he’s most proud of.

“It’s neat to see those things come together,” he said.

Julie Athman, the Salk principal and his boss, said Van Erp’s presence at Salk will be missed.

She said in just two short years, he had quite an impact on the culture of the building with his work on implementing STRIDE, or the Students Taking Responsibility in Demonstrating Excellence program. All this while the school has been trained on Positive Behavior Intervention Supports.

Athman said he has also been instrumental in establishing a systematic plan for student intervention time or flexible schedule.

Beyond all this, Athman said Van Erp has an “exceptional strength in building relationships with students, parents and staff.”

Bizal agreed.

“He is well-read and understands educational research to improve instructional strategies,” Bizal said. “His demeanor is even and cool yet he is constantly gathering data to make good decisions, sometimes against the status quo, though courageous leadership.”

This is Van Erp’s sixth year as an administrator. He got his start with various positions at a North Branch middle school and even sampled working at an elementary school. His experiences as a coach also made him a good candidate to serve in the small district as an activities director.

That experience at the elementary school helped him realize being an administrator at that level was something he wanted to pursue. He found working with elementary students in North Branch interesting and worthwhile.

Of all Van Erp’s experience in North Branch, he fondly remembers doing district-level committee work on safe schools, a community involvement day project and sitting on the superintendent’s cabinet. Van Erp said he’s not gunning for any particular position as an administrator. He said he’s enjoying the journey.

“I like to think that I make my own fun wherever I am and whatever I am doing,” he said.

Van Erp said a goal he has as a principal is to ensure Otsego Elementary School has a positive learning environment. He’s a believer in giving meaningful feedback to teachers so they can improve. He strongly believes in asking reflective questions to get educators thinking about what’s working and what’s not.

He suspects the sheer amount of challenges that being a building manager can bring could stand in the way of that endeavor.

“I need to be intentional,” he said.

First, he will finish his balancing act with Salk Middle School in Elk River and Otsego Elementary School.

Dave Hauer and his minions at Meadowvale Elementary School on Halloween.

Dave Hauer, principal at Meadowvale Elementary School, dressed the part of Gru and his front office staff also got into the groove as his minions today for Halloween.

The entire staff of minions and their fearless leader, Dave Hauer.

Little did he know that nearly his entire staff planned to dress as minions. They surprised him Thursday morning when they gathered for a group picture.

The kids got in on the fun with a parade of people dressed in costume later in the morning.

6th Grade – A Honor Roll 
 Alders, McKenzie J; Anderson, Madeline G; Anderson, Sierra V; Ashfeld, Braydon G; Averill, Megan S; Averill, Trisha L; Bauer, Joshua E; Bennett, Alexandra S; Benson, Jordyn A; Betzler, Kaylee B; Buck, Christopher M; Burda, Calvin L; Christiaansen, Tristan A; Christiansen, Kelsey A; Drew, Isaiah J; Duerr, Natalie A; Fahrner, Julia L; Feehan, Sydney R; Goepferd, Victoria R; Haag, Gavin L; Haben, Lynnda R; Hattling, Andrew N; Henning, Savannah R; Henry, Mallory M; Hinkley, Bethanie A; Hoffarth, Marissa G; Knollenberg, Benjamin C; Kotek, Audrey E; Lemcke, Katherine A; Meehl, Anna O; Miller, Ernest J; Ritter, Noah M; Robbins, Kirstin A; Sagstetter, Nicole E; Schaber, Noah K; Schaible, Shayla R; Schlueter, Noah M; Snyder, Grayden M; Sommerstad, Joshua A; Staupe, Anita E; Suiter, Anna E; Sundstrom, Cameron J; Swaja, Jacob M; Szakatits, Zachary A; Wallace, Alexis J.

6th Grade – B Honor Roll 
Austin, Mary P; Bolles, Jessica J; Bozich, Bryce A; Clarine, Jade C; Compton, Ethan M; DeBoer, Andrew R; Denker, Megan R; Forpahl, Alyxandra A; Gagnon, Ava R; Guse, Ethan R; Hale, Mackenzie N; Hansen, Carter W; Hoehn, Ross M; Johnson, Kaylee J; Keiner, Valerie C; Lawrence, Maxwell J; Maas, Gunner G; Mercer, Tori A; Miltich, William D; Ortiz, Bailey J; Ramos, Ashley R; Ridge, Katie R; Russell, Thomas P; Schroeder, Brendan J; Siebsen, Nathaniel J; Smith, Carter W; Stiller, Usa N; West, Maya L; Yarke, Andrew L.

7th Grade – A Honor Roll 
Allard, Carter R; Anderson, Joseph D; Andreasen, Annamarie G; Aune, Ethan M; Behnken, Zoe A; Behrens, Matthew J; Bender, Cameron R; Bergren, Branden E; Brown, Kayla M; Brown, Parker D; Chaffin, Elizabeth J; Cross, Carsten R; Ebner, Alexander L; Eck, Aidan W; Eidem, Donovan C; Elrod, Cole B; Fahrner, Brea L; Foell, Zachary J; Fonder, Emily R; Galligher, Emma E; Gapinski, Chandler P; Halverson, Emily M; Henry, Marlene J; Johnson, Hailey R; Johnson, Kyla P; Kath, Anthony J; Kopp, Zachary S; Loberg, Brooklyn M; Marberg, Fisher R; McClay, Meghan E; McCoy, Victoria M; Novotny, Maria E; Olson, Julia F; Olson, Zachary R; Sharp, Camden J; Smith, Blake A; Staricka, Alexander W; Sumner, Josie E; Szakatits, Evelynn M; Waldron, Jessica M; Yanez, Ashley M.


7th Grade – B Honor Roll
 Andreasen, Paul A; Averill, Charles A; Bernardson, Callie M; Brenna, Sophie H; Buley, Paige E; Christiansen, Conner S; Dertinger, Hannah K; Dinville, Bradley J; Erickson, Benjamen R; Gangl, Parker P; Grund, Marcus; Hassing, Zachary M; Hinkley, Katryna L; Hradynar, Susanna; Johnson, Logan E; Juveli, Christian J; Keller, Landon R; Kjendle, Megan M; Koppendrayer, Samuel J; Lawrence, Samuel G; Olson, Blaine D; Opsal, Joseph D; Peeples, Morgan B; Poppe, AnaLea G; Reed, Connor M; Roley, Chloe M; Stoddard, Aaron R; Stoddard, Adam D; Suiter, Lydia R; Thompson, Kylee L; Williams, Karsten W; Zimmerman, Sophia P.

8th Grade – A Honor Roll
 Anderson, Nikita M; Anderson, Zackary D; Anthony, Katriel L; Averill, Jack T; Betzler, Addisen K; Bozich, Erin E; Brown, Payton A; Brueckner, Emily K; Buck, Jefferey P; Doyle, Marissa A; Eggen, Blake T; Foell, Olivia L; Hackbarth, Caitlin A; Hackbarth, Elizabeth L; Harvey, Benjamin L; Jakubiec, Jena N; Johnson, Hannah C; Kappes, Lauren M; Kraus, Alyson M; Lambert, Rebecca J; Loewenstein, Payton T; Mahanna, Catherine J; Pachl, Jonathan J; Reese, Alexis L; Rogers, Elizabeth N; Rustad, Ashalyn E; Sagstetter, Nevin G; Schelske, Morgan J.

8th Grade – B Honor Roll 
Barnier, Ryan J; Brown, Anna M; Foy, Julia C; Gillquist, Lauren A; Harrison, Jacob R; Hemgren, Dakota J; Jones, Heather J; Larson, Benjamin A; Lawrence, Brenton C; Marquez, Madeline G; Morrell, Makayla L; Neiss, Gabriel; Polkinghorne, Maeve M; Ritari, Paul D; Robbins, Brittani P; Schaible, Kaitlyn M; Scholz, Elektra S; Sharp, Conner T; Tenold, Arejanna S; Wallace, Haily J; Wolden, Austin T.

9th Grade – A Honor Roll
 Anderson, Nicholas D; Averbeck, Kayla J; Averill, Joseph J; Balmanno, Hayley M; Bechtel, Chlotielde V; Bechtel, Lorna R; Bondy, Travis J; Brand, John P; Ehr, Elijah J; Foster, Peyton C; Galligher, Kyla J; Gregersen, Dylan M; Henry, Sidney L; Jackson, Davey R; Kath, Alexander J; Koch, Annika M; Mitchell, Kelly N; Pachl, Micah B; Rice, Olivia A; Riley, Aidan O; Siebsen, Corinna M; Skistad, Hannah J; Suiter, Zoe J; Sundstrom, Kelton M; Waldron, Danny J; Waldron, David G; Walk, Brynne R; Zimmerman, Joel T.

9th Grade – B Honor Roll 
Barnier, Wyatt L; Clark, Andrew J; Diekman, Victor A; Duell, Taylor R; Grotte, Leo A; Halter, Katie V; Harmer, Treyton C; Harvell, Sarah M; Jackson, Clay V; Johnson, Alisa J; Johnson, Holly M; Johnson, Quinn R; Keiner, Lucas J; Kopp, Benjamin S; Krutzig, Ashley J; Kurilla, Tyler M; Lieberg, Eastan A; Lorensen, Kira M; Majeres, Nicholas J; Mohlencamp, Holly M; Muller, Kayla M; Nelson, Jasmine E; Nesser, Lydia M; Reed, Michael J; Roberts, D’Lorah A; Schroeder, Natalie J; Strong, Malli M; Tharaldson, Ben M; Thorson, Cole S; Vacek, Denver M; Waterhouse, Brenna R.


10th Grade – A Honor Roll 
Averbeck, Jessica R; Bechtel, Hunter D; Bozich, Brynn L; Bursch, Madeline A; Cralley, Jennifer M; Dehn, Leah J; Diekman, Noelle K; Eggen, Cole A; Hansen, Connor P; Hoffarth, McKayla L; Killeen, Ryan M; Knollenberg, Zachary C; Kreger, Emmanuelle M; Marschke, Jordan A; McCarty, Megan R; Metz, Timothy W; Miller, Marie G; Moen, Michaela M; Pribnow, Ryan D; Roberts, Nathan T; Score, Samuel M.
10th Grade – B Honor Roll
Aldrich, Laura; Allard, Courtney J; Balcom, Daniel L; Benson, Taylor L; Brown, Rebekah H; Burns, Devon M; Burns, Macie K; Church, Jared J; Diedrich, Caitlin M; Gapinski, Grant R; Goepferd, Camden T; Hackbarth, Nathaniel A; Hagen, Scott D; Harvell, Brandon M; Hays, Madeline O; Jensen, Jami N; Kiemele, Shaya E; Kimpling, Lucas P; Meyer, Belle R; Mitchell-Waite, Trenton D; Nolden, Luke R; Polkinghorne, Gwenhwyfar M; Robbins, Kassidi I; Rogers, Noah R; Salem, Joseph M; Schmutz, Marie C; Scholz, Ethan K; Sigerud, Skye A; Sogn, Alex J; Spaulding, Daniel W; Stauffer, Aaron J; Swanson, Ryan B; Swarm, Eric D; Teigen, Esteban G; Williams, Katrina R; Ziebarth, Cassandra R.

11th Grade – A Honor Roll
 Anderson, Makenzie N; Bolles, Carissa G; Bondy, Josiah A; Cross, Addison S; Goldsmith, Rachael N; Gunderson, Nadia J; Hassing, Megan M; Henkemeyer, Alison K; Johnson, Emma S; Jones, Daniel D; Kraus, Jessica L; Maki, Ben I; Mayer, Martin J; Mitchell, Molly K; Morgan, Maycie L; Mueller, Timothy P; Olson, Brenna J; Palmquist, Laura R; Preston, Ashlynne G; Schroeder, Meghan K; Todd, Mason P; Wieters, Anna D.

11th Grade – B Honor Roll
 Borg, Natalie R; Chinen, Haruna; Chuhao, Wang; Clark, Joshua T; Cullen, Theodore C; Doherty, Ariel J; Dykstra, Braden C; Garelli, Silvana R; Gilyard, Shaun M; Gleason, Nash R; Grasso, Christina S; Hays, Meghan L; Hennies, Danielle C; Holm, Sarah A; Holst, Curtis G; Kantor, Jessyca D; Keiner, Danielle R; Kopp, Nicholas R; Kurilla, Austin R; Leshovsky, Gary A; Loewenstein, Preston T; Morita, Mitsuru; Neiss, Rachel J; Petersen, Elliott A; Quijano Leal, Alejandro; Salfrank, Steffen P; Schumacher, Reid B; Sommerstad, Jason T; Thorson, Carter S; Uecker, Elliot J; Vivone, Elizabeth; Waterhouse, Brittney N.

12th Grade – A Honor Roll
 Chaffin, Joseph M; Ehr, Sadie G; Foust, Seth D; Gapinski, Josephine M; Gilyard, Austin J; Hansen, Krissa I; Hoehn, Joshua J; Honl, Emily M; Hung, Yu-Chin; McCarty, Mary E; McLaughlin, Lindsey M; Nelson, Emily J; Newberger, Susan G; Peterson, Rebecca A; Roberts, Josiah C; Rogers, Samuel E; Schroeder, Avery J; Siebsen, Noelle C; Sigerud, Alexis M; Spofford, Alyssa R; Staurseth, Sarina M; Zimmerman, Kayla J.

12th Grade – B Honor Roll 
Burns, Aurora S; Emmel, Evan L; Galvin, Joel A; Graumann, Sophie; Hagen, Haley J; Hansen, Erik O; Kring, Grace L; Larson, Lindsay N; Loeffler, Abigail M; Lorensen, Lukas E; Mayer, Stefan N; Rosby, Tristen D; Scheuble, Laine R; Torell, Travis R.

A HONOR ROLL
Grade 6 – Mitchell Bakken, Emily Banker, Abigail Barschdorf, Mason Barziza, Joshua Bauer, Abigail Bense, Molly Bense, Elijah Bicek, Brea Braaten, Johanna Breyen, Izzabella Brouhard, Snow Bryner, Kodi Buckley, Makayla Buckley, Rebecca Buckley, Gregory Bury, Taylor Byars, Alexandria Chapman, Brendan Chermack, Taylor Christian, Remy Clusiau, Lauren Conzet, Jake Cunningham, Jackson Danielowski, Gracelyn Dilley, Jace Donnelly, Genna Dow, Griffin Dow, Adam Eldredge, Alexa Engebretson, Abigail Filipiak, Dmitriy Findorff, Abigail Fritschel, John Gannon, John Gintz, Thomas Good, Olivia Grev, Benjamin Grundman, Adam Gulden, Nicholas Gulden, Adam Hague, Cassandra Hall, Samantha Halter, Samuel Hansen, Jasmine Hansford, Carter Hanson, Audrey Hawes, Hannah Hawley, Talon Heath, Cole Hevey, Rhetta Hillukka, Hannah Hilyar, Jack Hipsag, Seth Hopkins, Savannah Hulse, Isaac Hultberg, Delaney Huntley, Anders Johnson, Abbie Koste, Joshua Koziol, Alayna Kramer, Isabele Krivich, Emma LaFlamme, Bryce Loidolt, Alexis Lynch, Mackenzie Mahowald, Taylor Majeres, Michael Mattson, Kaylee Miller, Piper Miller, Sidney Mitchell, Abigail Montgomery, Wyatt Morin, Tennison Mueller, Sean Mynahan, Madison Naatz, Bradley Nelson, Kaytlin Nething, Sydney Ninke, Amelia Olson, Samuel Orgon, Jolea Osborne, Alicia Palmer, Abigail Peterson, Kaiden Poling, Amber Pomeroy, Alexis Rademacher, Daniel Riley, Mackenzie Risting, Greta Rivers, Sydney Robertson, Adison Rodgers, Alejandro Rydberg, Juliet Saari, Codi Schminkey, Alaina Schoenfelder, Erin Schunk, Jacob Shaheen, Ethan Sharp, Austin Stanislawski, Leah Stanislawski, Zachary Stroh, Charity Timm, Jessica Timm, Emily Vetter, and Michelyn Zappa
Grade 7 – Anna Alex, Michael Almich, Neely Anderson, Lafayette Bade, Cade Baldwin, Toni Baldwin, Michael Baron, Dennis Beebe, Abigail Benson, Kelsey Bielefeld, Stephanie Blasius, Erin Buerke, Janine Bury, Brooks Butalla, Lindsey Carlson, Kyle Carr, Morgan Chambers, Chase Clay, Caitlin Corrow, Deanna Dokken, Brady Eastman, Gabrielle Eatherton, Charles Eldredge, Kayla Engebretson, Logan Fisher, Joseph Foss, Carson Friestad, Dylan Fruth, Allison Gary, Carsyn Gatlin, Claire Gebhardt, Grace Gilbertson, Samuel Glasgow, Hannah Goede, Ally Gramstad, Samantha Gust, Hannah Hagglund, Alexis Hanson, Grace Hanson, Alyssa Heinkel, Julia Hendricks, Nevaeh Herold, Drew Hightshoe, Brock Hildenbrand, Dylan Hollom, Preston Holmes, Jessica Hortian, Alina Hrytskevich, Annabel Inman, Carly Jagodzinski, Michael Jarmoluk, Hannah Johnson, Madeline Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Sydney Johnson, Riley Kaluza, Hamdi Kasim, Kelli Keyser, Taylor Kline, Tyler Kniseley, Sydney Knopick, Nicholas Konietzko, Elizabeth Konopa, Fay Konopa, Brandon Koziol, Anson Kozitka, Katarina Kraljic, Julia Kramer, Sarah Kring, John Krivich, Samantha Labatt, Alejandra Lagos, Madeline LaVallee, Dulcie Lawrence, Alexandra Lee, Sophia Lensing, Tyler Leshovsky, Lauren Literski, Peyton Lorentz, JT Lucas, Ryan Madsen, Daneen Maretski, Riley Mathis, Autumn Mattson, Alicia Moening, Sophia Montgomery, Alivia Mosher, Kwamboka Ndege, Ethan O’Hara, Elizabeth Olson, Luke Orgon, Jacob Palm, Carly Palmer, Sophia Petters, Ashley Phillips, Julia Pierce, Tyler Powell, Sarah Rapp, Sydney Redepenning, Samantha Reiner, Sydney Reiner, Madison Ricksham, Tyler Riffe, Sofia Rivers, Josephine Schaaf, Mason Schaal, Zayah Schleicher-Davis, Carter Schmitt, Ethan Schultz, Katie Schwegman, Elana Sederholm, Noah Shenkle, Brenna Soderstrom, Emma St George, Marlena Steenerson, Jayden Sullivan, Madison Sumstad, Olivia Swigart, Sonja Tesdahl, Mackenzie Thom, Benjamin Truebenbach, McKenna Uphoff, Taylor Vanhoutan, Samuel Varner, Emma Vezina, Annie Wagenpfeil, Alexis Winberg, and Mark Wood
Grade 8 – Colin Abress, Noah Aleckson, Kayla Andersen, Heather Anderson, Ronald Audette, Forrest Babcock, AdLai Bade, Carter Baldwin, Belinda Beaver, Sarah Bense, Morgan Bianchi, Taylor Brandt, Nicholas Breuer, Jack Burger, Stephanie Carlson, Tristan Carlson, Anna Cawthra, Thomas Chuba, Kristen Collins, Madison Coonradt, Claire Croteau, Alexis Cunningham, Joshua Daniel, Britney Davies, Kaitlyn Dhooge, Amanda Duitsman, Jared Eatherton, Ethan Gardner, Jason Green, Gillian Greenberg, Megan Greenberg, Claire Grundman, Mikayla Hansen, Olivia Hansen, Samuel Hanson, Andrea Hawkins, Madison Hilyar, Kelsie Hoffmann, Addie Hohlen, Amanda Holmgren, Jessica Holmquist, Gavin Hopping, Bailey Horner-McAlpine, Benjamin Inman, Morgan Ivesdal, Alexi Jacks, Evan Junker, Kyle Jussila, Carmen Kaelke, Austin Kramer, Arina Lazareva, Laura Lefebvre, Madison Leuthold, Michael Livingston, Ashley Lynch, Ashley Lynch, Erin Mably, Ava Maki, Austin Marchand, Dylan Martie, Breauna Martin, Jackson Michener, Derek Monahan, Jacob Montgomery, Mark Muzzy, Abigail Nesbitt, Reese Norby, Peyton Paaverud, Beryl Palmer, Mackenzie Perron, Ashley Peters, Brittney Peters, Rohana Pouliot, Madisen Rademacher, Malorie Rehbein, Cassidy Reichert, Lauren Rishovd, Elizabeth Rolfes, Charles Rose, Rachel Schoenecker, Taylor Seifert, Lily Sharp, Caroline Silvola, Emily Sizen, Stoyan Slavkov, Ashley Smith, Reilly Springman, Lindsay Stiegler, Mary Stoutenburg, Mitchell Stroh, Elayna Torfin, Josephine Uche, Haley Ullrich, Alexander Wadzink, Thomas Wallace, Maxwell Weisberg, Isabella Wolcott, David Woyke, Haley Yoder, Hallie Yurich, Dominick Zappa, Vittorio Zappa, and Sage Zerban
 
B HONOR ROLL
Grade 6 – Carter Anderson, Isaiah Baken, Emma Beckers, Michael Bergerson, Austin Bianchi, Chance Blake, Kristin Blomquist, Zachary Bowers, Sadie Boyd, Ryan Brown, Jacob Buhay, Isabella Burdorf, Zachary Carlson, Benjamin Christensen, Evan Darnell, Alexander Dedon, Haylee DeMars, Jaime Diaz Flores, Macy Diehl, Etienne Edwards, Bartholomew Engvall, Hanna Follmer, Sara Heinkel, Jaden Hickman, Ryleigh Jaderston, Nicholas Jansen, Katrina Jenniges, Anna Jorgenson, Kayla Judd, Jaiden Kent, Aaron Knutson, Kayla Lingman, Lance Loyd, Cody Newhouse, Sergey Rabikau, Joshua Rehbein, Alan Rincon, Hayden Rishovd, Elizabeth Sample, Hailey Sandberg, Paul Schmitz, Joseph Schneider, Isabel Seguin, Jacob Shykes, Teresa Simcoe, Joseph Sullivan, Clarice Toth, Alex Ustimchuk, Yeshua Weidner, Charlicia White, Austin Wilke, Christian Williams, and Alexsia Zimmerman
Grade 7 – Nicholas Andrican, Brock Burdine, Alexander Ettesvold, Olivia Evers, Savannah Furstenberg, Mason Griebel, Marina Hales, Cody Hernandez, Wyatt Holland, Jacob Isaacson, Blake Jarvis, Evan Kachinske, Breanna Kissel, Sophia Kolles, Bryn Kopec, Aaron Larson, Samuel Ley, Joshua Liebeck, Alyssa Lindquist, Blake Lynch, Mitchell Muniz, Diamante Patino, Lee Roiger, Hunter Rudkin, Cole Schaal, Austin Snyder, David Swanson, Wyatt Weber, Tyler Weinmann, and Emma Zieba
Grade 8 – Dennis Bakken, Hunter Benge, Brianna Bocksell, Patrick Boland, Elias Clusiau, Luke Dahlheimer, Logan Davies, Jacob Edwards, Shelby Fritz, Hunter Furstenberg, Brianna Gary, Jaxson Gerlach, Kaleb Hammer, Garrett Hanson, Cody Heitzman, Noah Kirk, Anna Kohout, Dylan Krueger, Andrew Larson, Jacob Lechtenberg, William Leitch, Ashley Lingman, Lloyd Morin, Tanner Mueller, Justin Nelson, Hannah Pearson, Sarah Rollings, MaKenzie Schminkey, Kaylei Schneider, Jackson Sundt, Geoffrey Tatur, Nolan Thomas, Kate Torfin, Nicholas Utz, Brett Wachtel, Jacob Walberg,

6TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL
Olivia Ackerman, Cooper Adcock, Savannah Albu, Peyton Allen, Calvin Artmann, Jaures Ayumba, Joseph Bahneman, Samantha Ballenger, Ashley Ballou, Emily Balluff, Adam Benolkin, Ryan Benson, Meghan Bentz, Stevan Blauert, Adam Boeckermann, Kaylee Bonk, Elizabeth Bounds, Caleb Bunker, Liam Carr, Brandon Chokdee, Connor Clausen, Madelyn Cramer, Kelly Crocker, Katelyn Dee, Ethan Del Sol, Xavier Disch, Evelyne Dmitruk, Alexander Drake, Tyson Dusosky, Aalyse Eik, Abigail Erickson, Samuel Erickson, Elayne Ernst, Jack Ferry, Tate Fluguear, Rachel Ford, Chase Galbraith, Paige Gangl, Nicklaus Gill, Annie Givens, Kennedy Gleason, McKenna Goad, Isabel Gruhlke, Lydia Haack, Grady Haferbecker, Jaida Hagen, Anson Hanna, Aria Hanson, Kira Haus, Joshua Hebrink, Robert Heinzen, Grace Hendrickson, Hunter Hermantin, Reid Hesse, Clarissa Hilary, Troy Hinz, Grant Hoffman, Jaylynn Hovanetz, Alyson Hovda, Tyler Hughes, Austen Humphrey, Eric Ingham, Audrey Johnson, Elisabeth Johnson, Halle Johnson Mickiah Johnson, Nathaniel Johnson, William Johnson, Micah Kafka, Nathaniel Kafka, Mikayla Kanenwisher, Amara Kettner, Paige Kinowski, Savanah Klegon, Alyssa Kosbau, Michael Kotzer, Jonathan Kovach, Jake Krauth, Isabella Krueger, James Krzesowiak, Ellie Kunze, Anthony Kutzer, Natasha LaBarre, Alma Larson, Grace Larson, Hunter Larson, Maxwell Lassek, Veaceslav Liubimov, Ellie Loe, Grace Lofquist, Nathan Loretz, Allison Lundeen, Ihle Majeres, Ashley Mathura, Matthew McCormick, Sarah Merkling, Zachary Michaelis, Jack Milless, Cameron Nazal, Nickolas Neilson, Isabel Nelson, Madeline Neu, Adam Nielsen, Joseph Nordstrom, Kaden Odegaard, Hayley Oestreich, Jenna Olawsky, Miles Olofson, Chase Olson, Jacob Olson, Charles Osugo, Kara Paulsen, Raymond Phengmany, Cameron Phung, Kaylin Plautz, Mackenzie Poliszuk, Alexander Polston, Colton Pool, Jadon Purcell, Blake Rademacher, Emily Reimann, Brodie Rice, Sophia Riewe, Karsen Risse, Ibraheem Rizvi, Elizabeth Rumreich, Makenna Sacre, Katelyn Sampson, Parker Schelske, Victoria Schwieters, Devon Shaw, Kalli Sheldon, Abbey Smith, Jordan Stanke, Molly Stenerson, Jaxson Stephan, Madison Stout, Kaylee Sullivan, Samuel Taylor, Katelyn Tegarden, Maxamillian Thomas, Joseph Thorkildson, Megan VanDrehle, Benjamin Verdick, Mary Waters, Jessica Weisgram, Camille Wilder, Connor Wyse, William Yang
6TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER”B” HONOR ROLL
Skylar Antil, Adam Arndt, Christina Babaya, Melita Beaudry, Sara Bergman, Nicole Beyer, Amanda Bissen, Chace Bristlin, Kennedy Cotch, Lydia Cronk, Tommy Dancer, Braden Davey, Jason Domer, Allison Dwyer, Lacey Engebretson, Morgan Gacke, Asher Gunderson, Abby Gustafson, Austin Hagen, Kiersten Hartje, Nathan Hawk, Andrew Herrboldt, Makena Hesley, Zachary Holtz, Allison Horn, Jonathan Hughes, Trey Kirk, Jack Koehler, Christian Kubicka, Myrren Lee, Jackson Lietha, William Lillestrand, Aric Lindgren, Rachel Main, Isaac Maki, Edwin Markey, Makayla Melchior, Payton Mielke, Daisjia Montgomery, Mataya Mose, Tyler Mueller, Clarissa Murray, Destiny Nelson, Adrianna Nero, Jack Ness, Emily Nierengarten, Christian Olkives, Micah Olson, Lucas Pearson, Kyle Peterson, Alexandra Philmalee, Grace Pink, Armanee Porter, Allison Potts, Cole Ronallo, Owen Sailor, Alexander Samson, Carter Scharber, Rylee Schiller, Griffin Schmidt, Jenna Schreifels, Finn Sheils, Alexis Stanley, Gillian Telfer, Tate Thein, Mark Thole, Abigail Thompson, Alayna Thorsen, Ryan Tillman, Kaitlin Tran, Kalena Vang, Elijah Williams, Hunter Woolfolk, Tyler Zeledon
7TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL
Ogechi Anyanwu, Jacob Ballenger, Zachary Bartlett, Tailer Benson, Anna Bergman, Courtney Bissen, Olivia Bloom, Kelli Boe, Karly Boedigheimer, Cade Bondhus, Anna Breuer, Chloe Brunkow, Gabrielle Brunkow, Katherine Buhl, Joseph Butterfield, Lars Byman, Grant Carlson, Rand Carlson, Annica Carr, Anna Charleson, Camryn Chouinard, Leanna Christen, Larkin Clem, Samantha Cooper-Szlavich, Patrick Coskey, Annabelle Czech, Abhiraj Dashora, Milan Dau, Jacob Deal, Brooke Dingmann, Hanna Dorff, Colt Dusbabek, Gage Eidem, Taylor Elliott, Kyle Esperum, Angel Fredin, Calvin Freiboth, Kyle French, Gavin Frost, Jason Frost, Marilyn Gago, Michaela Goad, Jazmyn Gray, Benjamin Greni, Ava Grimm, Timothy Gruis, MyKenna Haley, Jamie Hall, Zachary Hallman, Tyler Hanson, Abbigail Heinen, Camryn Heinen, Madalyn Hembre, Kayden Hendrickson, Abigail Holtz, Eric Hoskins, Samuel Hund, Nicholas Huspek, Maham Hussain, Calista Jerome, Tanner Jess, Madeline Johnson, Michael A.  Johnson, Spencer Johnson, Megan Jung, Jarod Kafka, Bridget Kiemele, Kelsey King, Mitchell King, Madelyn Kotzer, Joey Kunkel, Alexis Lane, Olivia Langevin, Noah Langlais, Kiera Larson, Mitchell Larson, Sophia Leither, Preston Lowe, Josiah Lundy, Mitchell Maass, Amulya Maripally, Anna Matter, Jaelyn McAllister, Ryan McMahon, Christian Meyer, Noah Meyer, Kallie Middleton, Evan Miller, Grace Miller, Madison Mitzuk, Katie Nelson, Noah Nelson, Selena Nelson, Tess Nelson, Shelby Novotny, Michael Nowotny, Jade Ochu, Joseph O’Connell, Zachariah Odegard, Lillian Olkives, Malia Peacock, Aiden Pederson, Jackson Perbix, Carter Peterson, Sadhika Prabhu, Joseph Robin, Alaina Rossum, Marcus Rothstein, Joshua Schlaman, Emily Schmitz, Jeg Schottenbauer, Zander Schultz, Charlee Sether, Payton Shariff, Afnan Siddique, Philip Skorykh, Eli Smith, Thae Smith, Trent Soukup, Hannah Spaulding, Jared Stanke, Morgan Steinkamp, Harrison Stephens, Madison Stevens, Danielle Stewart, Sydney Thompson, Jordan Thorpe, Riley Thorson, Emily  Tincher, Bailey Tobiason, Tess Trombley, Cole Tveit, Cody Vanek, Chimeng Vang, Anneke Verhoef, Matthew Vick, Alexis Wagenfeld, Brandon Wagenfeld, Talsi Wagner, Alaina Wallock, Sarah Walters, Kaitlyn Walz, Branden Weber, Sophia Wetherille, Sophie Woessner, Izabella Yager, Breya Yang, Sydney Zierden
7TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER “B” HONOR ROLL
Tori Albrecht, Lily Anderson, Tate Billman, Jazmine Borreson, Chase Buchert, Tucker Budreau, Jasmine Canesi, Samuel Dmitruk, Thomas Domer, Obiamalu Egbujor, Benjamin Eibensteiner, Megan Ekman, Ivy Enerson, Logan Enkhaus, Lindsey Fourdyce, Andrew Gale, Alexander Gerasimov, Mariah Gesino, Nathaniel Gfroerer, Jacie Gordon, Lucas Gustafson, Samantha Halberg, Fadumo Hilowle, Caden Holt, Spencer Hughes, Jayden Iverson, Dalton Johnson, Paige Kallunki, Zackary Kenner, Alison Keoraj, Makaela Knotz, Katie Kolar, Kalee Krippner, Abigail Langton, Austin LaRocco, Ryan LeBlanc, Michael Lee, Maguire Lybeck, Cole Martin, Haley Mattys-Varner, Dawson Mizejewski, Jacob Nordquist, Andrew Olson, Kyle Osgood, Destin Puchtel, Julia Randall, Miranda Reierson, Ella Robeck, Adisen Rothstein, Wyatt Schimmelman, Samantha Schoen, Ethan Schutz, Cody Simon, Makenzie Stevens, Makayla Stroud, Parker Teske, Erin Uveges, Eve Vang, Caleb Vermeer, Julia Vicioso, Maneka Wagner, Amber Weirauch, Jack Wilson, Cassidy Wolcenski
8TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL
Devon Adams, Noah Adams, Caitlyn Aday, Sydney Adkins, Nicolas Antilla, MaCartney Ascheman, Emmanuel Ayumba, Beau Babcock, Yasmine Badio, Ciara Bailey, Katherine Bedbury, Eva Bednarz, Brooke Benolkin, Zachary Berg, Dari-Ann Best, Sydney Bever, Nathaniel Beyer, Connor Bizal, Madison Bizal, Carolyn Black, Marguerite Boedigheimer, Brittney Boese, Ashley Boyd, Samantha Bray, Jenna Broman, Abbey Brotemarkle, Emma Brotemarkle, Maxwell Brown, Meagan Brown, Christian Bruno, Nicole Butterfield, Jacob Byman, Jennessa Casey, Anna Charboneau, Dylan Chouinard, Carley Collins, Grace Crawford, Emma Dalton, Halie Dalzell, Madison Dillerud, Alexandra Ditter, Brandon Dobosenski, Wyatt Dopp, Rachel Dorff, Addie Droen, Samantha Elsenpeter, Hannah Enstad, Andrew Fausone, Emily Finseth, Brittany Flander, Alexandria Foote, Jade Fredin, Clarice Froehlich, Devon Garrison, Lyndsey Geist, Noah Haaf, Brady Hackbarth, Olivia Hahn, Allison Hall, Claire Hanegraaf, Jacob Hansen, Brock Haugland, Keegan Haus, Mollie Heinen, James Heinzen, Zachary Henning, McKenzie Herrboldt, Andrew Hess, Ander Hillebregt, Elise Hills, Eleanor Humphrey, Jill Humphrey, John Ingham, Grace Jacobs, Mckensie James, Rachel Jide, Emily Johnston, Samuel Kirscht, Michael Kohorst, Lauren Kolles, Jacob Kovach, Ty Kovar, Zackery Kreider, Adam Kruger, Sophia Kruger, Zachary Kruger, Jacob Lane, Abygail Larsen, Adam Larson, Grace Larson, Taiyo Larson, Jared LeClair, Lauren Lee, Landon Lefebvre, Tia Lerud, Madison Libor, Wilson Loftus, Camden Loth, Callum MacArthur, Taylor Masterman, Theresa Mbanefo, Matthew Melco, Kaja Montplaisir, Kylie Mossman, Matisse Myles, Emily Nelson, Eric Nichols, Alyssa Nielsen, Bruce Norton, Madison Odegaard, Hailey Odegard, Kendell O’Leary, Abigail Olson, Daniel Olson, Sabrina Onuma, Alayna Osterman, Mackenzie Parker, Helena Parranto, Amanda Patterson, Slade Paulsen, Matia Person, Ashley Peterson, Derek Phommahaxay, Carson Pixley, Morgan Pool, Christian Porter, Ashley Purcell, Logan Rademacher, Courtney Rands, Sophia Riebel, Zakari Sarkinen, Sophia Saxon, McKenzie Scheid, Lexis Schmidt, Shayne Schoenfelder, Anthony Schreder, Megan Schroeder, Rachel Schroeder, Trent Schroedl, Sydney Schuster, David Schwappach, William Sibilski, Nicholas Sink, Jazlynne Smith, Mikala Springer, Megan Starr, Kincaid Strain, Sydney Sullivan, Shelby Swenson, Matthew Syverson, Katelyn Tentis, Katherine Thorpe, Nicole Thue, Anna Trace, Hannah VanEps, Chineng Vang, Sarah Vernon, Wyatt Vessey, Ryan Walz, Grant Warner, Hannah Warner, Jonathan Waters, Alexandra Weber, Sydney Weisenberger, Jacob Wessel, Alicia Westover, Livana Wieber, Rachel Wojcieszak, Cameron Wyse, Iviee Yager
8TH GRADE 1ST QUARTER “B” HONOR ROLL
Haley Bance-Yelle, Alena Barnett, Madisen Barthel, Brett Bauer, Maryanne Beaudry, Kaylie Beckers, Emily Bixby, Jared Creighton, Hannah Czech, Nicole Dee, Ewald Dmitruk, Nicholas Eull, Carson Fogg, Devon Gasswint, Devin Greene, Eli Humphrey, Ryan Jacobson, Tierney Klinker, Brooke Mackner, Benjamin Marohn, Chancellor McDonald, Marissa Mujica, Lauren Nierengarten, Spencer Rammer, Alyssa Ramstad, Lucas Randall, Ryan Ritchie, Prescott Saudinaitis, Jeremiah Smead, Jackson Smith, Nathan Sporre, Brandon Swigart, Mitchell Thermos, Scott Vnuk, Thomas West, Kumxeeb Xiong, Griffin Young

A Honor Roll
Grade 6 – Lauren Anderson, Samantha Andresen, Kayden Baldridge, Bailey Benner, Rachel Bickman, Aleah Boyer, Taylor Burke, Addison Casey, Aaron Coons, Joseph Diegnau, Gavin Ericson, Thomas Evans, Madeline Feigum, Cody Frederick, Nicole Gruwell, Ashley Hoheisel, Brett Howard, Pacey Huff, Josie Janu, Lela Jensen, Blake Johnson, Maili Kamruzzaman, Payton Knight, Dayton Koehler, Evelina Kucherov, Tate Laabs, Molly Loftus, Joseph Manthey, Carter McEachern, Alexa Moen, Amber Moll, Cooper Nelson, Hunter Nelson, Grace Peterson, Hailee Peterson, William Pouliot, Sarah Pulkrabek, Jordana Rost, Matthew Rotz, Lilya Rozhik, Brody Schultz, Adeline Tiggelaar, Dillon Tucker, Kaylee Turney, Aaren Vrana, Emili Waite, Jamison Ward, Joseph Zaidi

Grade 7 – Anna Beard, Alexis Beck, Alexis Berg, Cheresa Bouley, Bruce Bray, Kyle Briggs, Hunter Budeau, Ian Carlin, Delaney Dekok, Cade Dering, Evan Dewey, Margo Drew, Joshua Freeman, Brady Gibeau, Carter Giese, Savannah Hall, Dane Harberts, Karissa Heyer, Sydney Hicks, Katelin Jacob, Jacob Johnson, Emma Krueger, Ruvim Kucherov, Kinsey Lage, Hannah Larson, Chloe Loudon, Mason McKay, McKenna Miller, Natalie Miller, Miranda Muckenhirn, Jacob Murphy, Caden Neubauer, Alexis O’Connor, Gavin Parkhill, Hunter Peterson, Mikayla Pramann, Garret Reinking, Jay Rickard, Hadley Roman, Noah Rotz, Clay Sandy, Timothy Schermann, Chloe Schneider, Aliska Simonovich, Johnathan Steinke, Robert Stephany, Haylie Sullivan, Luke Sundeen, Jason Thomas, Laura Waage, Jude Werner, Hope Wiley, Hannah Wudtke

Grade 8 – Mikaela Ackerman, Lindsey Baillif, Abbie Benjamin, Leah Benz, Justin Brown, Rachel Bruce, Nathen Carlin, Kacia Dooley, Isabella Gorecki, Madison Guimont, Alyssa Hanlon, Thomas Haupert, Ryan Hermanson, Brooklyn Horkey, Kylee Johnson, Humaira Kamruzzaman, Tyes Laidlaw, Alexis Laurent, Krista Lindberg, Zane Luing, Amanda Mager, Dylan Martin, Savannah Olson, Chikara Padilla, Jacob Pensinger, MaKayla Pool, Austin Robinson, Justin Robinson, Emily Ryding, Rebecca Schmit, Bethany Steinke, Caitlin Steiskal, Andrew Thompson, Makenna Upton, Alyssa Vangstad, Megan Vensland, Alexis Ward, Alissa Wilbur, Adina Willis, Kevin Winkels, Allisyn Young, Cassidy Young

B Honor Roll
 
Grade 6 – Shawna Achammer, Eric Ahner, Jason Allred, Avary Anderson, Elisabeth Anderson, Paige Anderson, Erika Andrews, Jacob Blaedorn, Olivia Coker, Cameron Curtis, Skyler Daubanton, Ashley Dittberner, Heather Doucette, Miguel Ebel, Hunter Fladung, Olyvia Fondie, Alison Fore, Ethan Foster, Samuel Freeberg, Courtney Gordon, Jonah Hertaus, Dylan Hicks, Canyon Johnson, Tanner Johnson, Regan Kiewel, Amber Knapp, Alyssa Koch, Victoria Larsen, Abigale Larson, Amber Larson, Laura Mager, Kaylee Marchand, Garrik Martin, Eryn Mattson, Peyton McConville, Jermaine Mirenda, Annika Neitzer, Hannah Nelson, Parker Nelson, Connie Neumiller, Alyson Olerich, Morgan Olson, Jordan Opsahl, Sydney Payeur, Garrett Peters, Austin Porter, Jolie Putnam, Chase Richter, Mason Riddel, Corina Sandy, Nicholas Schomaker, Kendall Schottenbauer, Tanner Sing, Noel Spence, Joseph Vega, Timothy Vorobyev, Ethan Wark, Gabrielle Weber, Dominic Wehmhoff, Trevor Wellman, Thomas Wiley

Grade 7 – Peyton Ahner, Ean Benjamin, Landon Berroa, Mikayla Brooking, Samantha Collette, Connor Cook, Paul Dehnhoff, Morgan Frisch, Alli Funaro, Taylor Haga, Luke Hallberg, Travis Helmuth, Shawn Hess, Michael Johann, Madalyn Johnson, Noah Kimpton, Zachary Krueger, Reese Lundberg, Joseph Macht, Madilynn Mathison, Bradley Mattson, Joseph McFeters, Benjamin Nye, Emily Olinger, Ty Olsen, Madisen Ross, Molly Schmidt, Brooke Tempesta, Rachel Upton, Britney Ventsch, Esther Vorobyev, Courtney Waterhouse, Gabrielle Wilson, Allison Ziesmer, Alexander Zillmer, Tally Zincke

Grade 8 – Taylor Abrahamson, Ryan Acker, Kiara Berndt, Nathanial Boyer, Lindsey Briggs, Isabella Crego, Samuel Egland, Taylor Foster, Brett Gordon, Emma Hamlin, Blake Howard, Hannah Husted, Zachary Jamison, Marissa Jenson, Kayli Johnson, Morgan Johnson, Aaron Koch, Jillian Kostrzewski, Wyatt Kostrzewski, Benjamin Kuker, Joseph Leider, Dallas Loneman, Samuel Mattson, Ilea May, Bryce McConville, Christina McCorison, Riley McKnight, Katherine Merwin, Mya Miller, Luke Morin, Andrew Olinger, Espen Olsen, Benjamin Ortberg, Steven Peters, Kevin Rajchel, Colton Reschke, Cassondra Rohrbach, Hannah Rotz, Hannah Stephany, Nathen Thompson, Kayla Trisko, Marcus Weitnauer, Jace Werner, Damon Ziebarth

The following is a run-down of some of the top news from 2013 as it relates to the Elk River Area School District.

Parker finally remodeled

After nearly three years of planning, imploding bid climates and one last hiccup when news of a declining birth rate called the Parker Elementary School remodel into question, the Elk River Area School Board proceeded with the project in February.

The $6 million project converted the last open elementary school to one with classrooms doors that can be locked in a safety-conscious world. The renovated school also has more secure front entrance.

The media center was also remodeled and updated in addition to many mechanical updates.

Board authorized Handke bid process

The Elk River Area School Board authorized the administration on Dec. 9 to go out for bids for the remodeling of the Handke Center north wing.

The school district put out bid packages for best value methodology in 2012, but the bids that came back were too high and the project was put on hold.

The district worked with the architects to time the bids and with the state in preparation for inflation.

Bids will be due about the third week in January.

Handke is the district’s original high school and was built 1930. The north wing, added in 1951, houses the district’s Early Childhood and Family Education program, Early Childhood Screening programs and the Reach-Up Head Start classroom.

The renovation and remodeling project is proposed to replace the parking lot and create a new, more distinctive main entrance with a vestibule by remodeling the school’s media center where Adult Basic Education is located. This program will be moved upstairs into a classroom and will have access to a second room, as well. Community Education and Early Childhood administrative offices will be moved into the former media center space.

There are also plans for a conference and community room for meetings, events and parent discussion for parents taking Early Childhood Family Education and Early Childhood Special Education classes.

District 728 made security upgrades

In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre on Dec. 14, 2012, the Elk River Area School District decided in January to launch a pilot study on security cameras and buzzer systems at the entrances of elementary schools across the district.

The first went in at Otsego Elementary School, and the pilot project quickly took off from there with wide acceptance and little resistance.

By the end of the school year, every school in the district, including middle schools and high schools, had the new security systems. They each cost about $6,000 and are funded out of a safe schools levy the district regularly uses. The last one was installed and activated three days before the end of the 2012-13 school year at Elk River High School.

Enrollment growth resulted in hires

The Elk River Area School Board added teachers at the start of the school year after experiencing some unexpected growth. The district grew by about 350 students, causing board members to add about 15 teachers to address large class sizes.

The new positions were to cost about $1.2 million, which would be more than covered by the increased student population’s funding.

High schools host college, career fairs

Elk River High School and Rogers High School held their first college and career fairs. Both were deemed a success, and plans to hold them again in 2014 are already in the works.

District welcomed all 2,400 employees

Superintendent Mark Bezek shut down schools and offices before the start of the 2013-14 school year for a couple of hours to gather all District 728 staff in one place. It was the first time, that he’s aware of, that the district had managed such a feat.

The 2,400-plus people, many of whom boarded buses to get there, filed into the stands. Much like high school students settling in for a pep fest, there was a buzz. Those there ranged from teachers, classroom assistants and principals to cooks, clerical staff and janitors.

Bezek said the reason for bringing everyone together was a recognition that all staff, no matter their position, have value and are needed to carry out the district’s mission to “educate, inspire and empower the district’s diverse learners, to shape their futures, to accomplish their dreams and to contribute positively to our local and global communities.”

Bezek’s hope for the 2013-14 school year is to move the school district’s mission forward — and faster than before. He titled his talk “Driving Faster: Moving the Mission Forward 2.0.”

Dads lend a hand in the classrooms

Fathers took on a higher profile at local elementary schools this year, thanks to the proliferation of WATCH D.O.G.S.

These Dads of Great Students, as they are called, and other father figures walk the hallways before school starts, helping out in classrooms and at recess, sitting down in kid-sized chairs to test children with flash cards and even helping out on the playground. And by the end of the day, if history repeats itself, they will be issuing high-fives to kids on their way out to the bus.

WATCH D.O.G.S. is the father involvement initiative of the National Center for Fathering that organizes fathers and father figures to provide positive male role models for the students and to enhance school security. As of this summer there were 2,811 active programs in 46 states participating in the WATCH D.O.G.S. Program.

Three schools (Rogers Elementary School, Parker Elementary and Zimmerman Elementary) in the Elk River Area School District piloted it last year, and the rest of the district’s elementary schools are implementing it this year.

The Elk River Area School District is hosting a series of public meetings in preparation for upcoming budget decisions.

The purpose of the meetings is to provide accurate information about the Elk River Area School District 728 budget, and to seek the public’s input on solutions and priorities.

The Elk River Area School Board agreed Feb. 3 at a work session to stay the course with its decision from long ago to come up with $2.75 million in expenditure reductions.

Three public meetings will be held at 7 p.m. on the following days at the following locations:

•Feb. 5 in the Rogers Middle School commons

•Feb. 6 in the Twin Lakes Elementary cafeteria

•Feb. 19 in the Zimmerman Elementary cafeteria

6th Grade – A Honor Roll
McKenzie Alders, Madeline Anderson, Sierra Anderson, Megan Averill, Jordyn Benson, Kaylee Betzler, Christopher Buck, Tristan Christiaansen, Isaiah Drew, Natalie Duerr, Julia Fahrner, Sydney Feehan, Lynnda Haben, Andrew Hattling, Mallory Henry, Kaylee Johnson, Benjamin Knollenberg, Audrey Kotek, Katherine Lemcke, Ernest Miller, Noah Ritter, Nicole Sagstetter, Noah Schaber, Noah Schlueter, Grayden Snyder, Joshua Sommerstad, Anita Staupe, Anna Suiter, Cameron Sundstrom, Jacob Swaja, Alexis Wallace.

6th Grade – B Honor Roll
Braydon Ashfeld, Mary Austin, Trisha Averill, Alexandra Bennett, Martha Bergley, Jessica Bolles, Bryce Bozich, Kelsey Christiansen, Jade Clarine, Ethan Compton, Andrew DeBoer, Megan Denker, Alyxandra Forpahl, Ava Gagnon, Victoria Goepferd, Ethan Guse, Gavin Haag, Carter Hansen, Savannah Henning, Bethanie Hinkley, Ross Hoehn, Marissa Hoffarth, Valerie Keiner, Maxwell Lawrence, Gunner Maas, Anna Meehl, Tori Mercer, Bailey Ortiz, Kirstin Robbins, Thomas Russell, Shayla Schaible, Brendan Schroeder, Nathaniel Siebsen, Usa Stiller, Zachary Szakatits, Andrew Yarke.

7th Grade – A Honor Roll
Carter Allard, Joseph Anderson, Annamarie Andreasen, Ethan Aune, Matthew Behrens, Cameron Bender, Branden Bergren, Kayla Brown, Parker Brown, Paige Buley, Elizabeth Chaffin, Hannah Dertinger, Alexander Ebner, Aidan Eck, Donovan Eidem, Brea Fahrner, Emily Fonder, Emma Galligher, Chandler Gapinski, Emily Halverson, Marlene Henry, Hailey Johnson, Kyla Johnson, Anthony Kath, Zachary Kopp, Brooklyn Loberg, Fisher Marberg, Meghan McClay, Victoria McCoy, Maria Novotny, Julia Olson, Camden Sharp, Alexander Staricka, Aaron Stoddard, Josie Sumner, Evelynn Szakatits, Jessica Waldron, Ashley Yanez.

7th Grade – B Honor Roll
Paul Andreasen, Charles Averill, Zoe Behnken, Callie Bernardson, Sophie Brenna, Carsten Cross, Adam Devine, Bradley Dinville, Cole Elrod, Benjamen Erickson, Parker Gangl, Marcus Grund, Susanna Hradynar, Logan Johnson, Samuel Koppendrayer, Blaine Olson, Zachary Olson, Joseph Opsal, AnaLea Poppe, Connor Reed, Chloe Roley, Rhea Schumacher, Cole Schwinghammer, Adam Stoddard, Lydia Suiter, Josie Sumner, Kylee Thompson, Karsten Williams, Sophia Zimmerman.

8th Grade – A Honor Roll
Nikita Anderson, Addison Betzler, Emily Brueckner, Erin Bozich, Jefferey Buck, Marissa Doyle, Olivia Foell, Caitlin Hackbarth, Elizabeth Hackbarth, Benjamin Harvey, Jena Jakubiec, Hannah Johnson, Lauren Kappes, Alyson Kraus, Rebecca Lambert, Payton Loewenstein, Catherine Mahanna, Jonathan Pachl, Alexis Reese, Elizabeth Rogers, Ashalyn Rustad, Nevin Sagstetter, Morgan Schelske.

8th Grade – B Honor Roll
Zackary Anderson, Katriel Anthony, Jack Averill, Ryan Barnier, Anna Brown, Payton Brown, Blake Eggen, Joshua Ely, Julia Foy, Lauren Gillquist, Alex Glenn, Jacob Harrison, Shannon Herrlin, Aviel Hradynar, Heather Jones, Andrew McAllister, Maeve Polkinghorne, Clayton Posch, Brittani Robbins, Elektra Scholz, Andrew Schwecke, Conner Sharp, Parker Stockwell, Arejanna Tenold, Haily Wallace, Austin Wolden.

9th Grade – A Honor Roll
Nicholas Anderson, Kayla Averbeck, Hayley Balmanno, Chlotielde Bechtel, Lorna Bechtel, Travis Bondy, John Brand, Elijah Ehr, Peyton Foster, Dylan Gregersen, Sarah Harvell, Sidney Henry, Alisa Johnson, Annika Koch, Kelly Mitchell, Micah Pachl, Olivia Rice, Aidan Riley, D’Lorah Roberts, Emonei Shaw, Corinna Siebsen, Hannah Skistad, Zoe Suiter, Kelton Sundstrom, Danny Waldron, Brynne Walk, Brenna Waterhouse, Joel Zimmerman.

9th Grade – B Honor Roll
Joseph Averill, Wyatt Barnier, Victor Diekman, Taylor Duell, Maya Falls, Kyla Galligher, Leo Grotte, Treyton Harmer, Davey Jackson, Holly Johnson, Quinn Johnson, Alexander Kath, Benjamin Kopp, Ashley Krutzig, Tyler Kurilla, Zachary Kurilla, Eastan Lieberg, Kira Lorensen, Spencer Maas, Holly Mohlencamp, Kayla Muller, Jasmine Nelson, Lydia Nesser, Michael Reed, Tyler Schwinghammer, Abigail Sorensen, Malli Strong, Denver Vacek, David Waldron.

10th Grade – A Honor Roll
Courtney Allard, Jessica Averbeck, Hunter Bechtel, Brynn Bozich, Madeline Bursch, Jennifer Cralley, Noelle Diekman, Cole Eggen, Connor Hansen, Madeline Hays, Zachary Knollenberg, Emmanuelle Kreger, Jordan Marschke, Megan McCarty, Marie Miller, Michaela Moen, Gwenhwyfar Polkinghorne, Ryan Pribnow, Kassidi Robbins, Elliott Russell, Samuel Score, Aaron Stauffer.

10th Grade – B Honor Roll
Laura Aldrich, Tristan Ashfeld, Daniel Balcom, Daniel Benolkin, Taylor Benson, Nicholas Bonk, Rebekah Brown, Devon Burns, Macie Burns, Jared Church, Leah Dehn, Caitlin Diedrich, Micah Foy, Grant Gapinski, Camden Goepferd, Nathaniel Hackbarth, Scott Hagen, Danielle Halonen, Brandon Harvell, Shane Herrlin, McKayla Hoffarth, Jami Jensen, Shaya Kiemele, Ryan Killeen, Lucas Kimpling, Timothy Metz, Belle Meyer, Trenton Mitchell-Waite, Luke Nolden, Nathan Roberts, Noah Rogers, Joseph Salem, Ryan Swanson, Eric Swarm, Katrina Williams, Cassandra Ziebarth.

11th Grade – A Honor Roll
Makenzie Anderson, Carissa Bolles, Josiah Bondy, Lauren Carlson, Addison Cross, Nash Gleason, Rachael Goldsmith, Nadia Gunderson, Megan Hassing, Alison Henkemeyer, Emma Johnson, Jessica Kraus, Ben Maki, Molly Mitchell, Maycie Morgan, Timothy Mueller, Brenna Olson, Laura Palmquist, Ashlynne Preston, Meghan Schroeder, Anna Wieters.

11th Grade – B Honor Roll
Haruna Chinen, Joshua Clark, Theodore Cullen, Ariel Doherty, Braden Dykstra, Silvana Garelli, Shaun Gilyard, Christina Grasso, Meghan Hays, Danielle Hennies, Sarah Holm, Ross Ilstrup, Daniel Jones, Jessyca Kantor, Danielle Keiner, Nicholas Kopp, Austin Kurilla, Preston Loewenstein, Martin Mayer, Mitsuru Morita, Rachel Neiss, Elliott Petersen, Alejandro Quijano Leal, Reid Schumacher, Anna Serbus, Emily Severin, Jason Sommerstad, Carter Thorson, Mason Todd, Elliot Uecker, Brittney Waterhouse, Dakota Woolhouse.

12th Grade – A Honor Roll
Joseph Chaffin, Sadie Ehr, Seth Foust, Josephine Gapinski, Austin Gilyard, Emily Honl, Mary McCarty, Lindsey McLaughlin, Emily Nelson, Susan Newberger, Rebecca Peterson, Samuel Rogers, Avery Schroeder, Noelle Siebsen, Alyssa Spofford, Kayla Zimmerman.

12th Grade – B Honor Roll
Evan Emmel, Joel Galvin, Sophie Graumann, Haley Hagen, Krissa Hansen, Sophia Herrlin, Yu-Chin Hung, Abigail Loeffler, Lukas Lorensen, Stefan Mayer, Josiah Roberts, Tristen Rosby, Alexis Sigerud, Sarina Staurseth, Travis Torell.

A HONOR ROLL
Grade 6 – Mitchell Bakken, Emily Banker, Mason Barziza, Joshua Bauer, Abigail Bense, Molly Bense, Elijah Bicek, Sadie Boyd, Brea Braaten, Johanna Breyen, Izzabella Brouhard, Snow Bryner, Kodi Buckley, Makayla Buckley, Rebecca Buckley, Gregory Bury, Taylor Byars, Alexandria Chapman, Brendan Chermack, Taylor Christian, Remy Clusiau, Lauren Conzet, Jake Cunningham, Jackson Danielowski, Gracelyn Dilley, Jace Donnelly, Adam Eldredge, Alexa Engebretson, Abigail Filipiak, Abigail Fritschel, John Gannon, Olivia Grev, Benjamin Grundman, Adam Gulden, Nicholas Gulden, Adam Hague, Cassandra Hall, Samantha Halter, Carter Hanson, Hannah Hawley, Talon Heath, Sara Heinkel, Rhetta Hillukka, Hannah Hilyar, Jack Hipsag, Seth Hopkins, Savannah Hulse, Delaney Huntley, Nicholas Jansen, Anders Johnson, Anna Jorgenson, Joshua Koziol, Noah Kramer, Isabele Krivich, Kayla Lingman, Bryce Loidolt, Lance Loyd, Alexis Lynch, Mackenzie Mahowald, Taylor Majeres, Michael Mattson, Kaylee Miller, Sidney Mitchell, Abigail Montgomery, Tennison Mueller, Sean Mynahan, Madison Naatz, Bradley Nelson, Kaytlin Nething, Amelia Olson, Samuel Orgon, Jolea Osborne, Alicia Palmer, Abigail Peterson, Kaiden Poling, Amber Pomeroy, Alexis Rademacher, Mackenzie Risting, Greta Rivers, Sydney Robertson, Alejandro Rydberg, Juliet Saari, Elizabeth Sample, Codi Schminkey, Paul Schmitz, Alaina Schoenfelder, Erin Schunk, Isabel Seguin, Jacob Shaheen, Austin Stanislawski, Leah Stanislawski, Zachary Stroh, Charity Timm, Jessica Timm, Emily Vetter, Michelyn Zappa,  and Alexsia Zimmerman
Grade 7- Anna Alex, Michael Almich, Neely Anderson, Lafayette Bade, Cade Baldwin, Toni Baldwin, Michael Baron, Dennis Beebe, Abigail Benson, Stephanie Blasius, Erin Buerke, Janine Bury, Brooks Butalla, Lindsey Carlson, Morgan Chambers, Caitlin Corrow, Deanna Dokken, Brady Eastman, Gabrielle Eatherton, Charles Eldredge, Kayla Engebretson, Logan Fisher, Joseph Foss, Carson Friestad, Savannah Furstenberg, Carsyn Gatlin, Claire Gebhardt, Grace Gilbertson, Hannah Goede, Ally Gramstad, Samantha Gust, Hannah Hagglund, Alexis Hanson, Grace Hanson, Alyssa Heinkel, Julia Hendricks, Nevaeh Herold, Drew Hightshoe, Brock Hildenbrand, Dylan Hollom, Preston Holmes, Jessica Hortian, Alina Hrytskevich, Annabel Inman, Carly Jagodzinski, Michael Jarmoluk, Hannah Johnson, Madeline Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Sydney Johnson, Riley Kaluza, Kelli Keyser, Breanna Kissel, Taylor Kline, Sydney Knopick, Brandon Koziol, Anson Kozitka, Katarina Kraljic, Julia Kramer, Sarah Kring, John Krivich, Samantha Labatt, Aaron Larson, Madeline LaVallee, Alexandra Lee, Sophia Lensing, Tyler Leshovsky, Alyssa Lindquist, Lauren Literski, Peyton Lorentz, JT Lucas, Ryan Madsen, Riley Mathis, Autumn Mattson, Alicia Moening, Alivia Mosher, Kwamboka Ndege, Ethan O’Hara, Elizabeth Olson, Luke Orgon, Jacob Palm, Carly Palmer, Sophia Petters, Ashley Phillips, Julia Pierce, Tyler Powell, Sarah Rapp, Sydney Redepenning, Samantha Reiner, Sydney Reiner, Madison Ricksham, Sofia Rivers, Lee Roiger, Josephine Schaaf, Cole Schaal, Mason Schaal, Zayah Schleicher-Davis, Carter Schmitt, Ethan Schultz, Katie Schwegman, Elana Sederholm, Noah Shenkle, Brenna Soderstrom, Emma St George, Marlena Steenerson, Jayden Sullivan, Madison Sumstad, Olivia Swigart, Sonja Tesdahl, Mackenzie Thom, Benjamin Truebenbach, McKenna Uphoff, Taylor Vanhoutan, Samuel Varner, Emma Vezina, Alexis Winberg, and Mark Wood
Grade 8 – Colin Abress, Noah Aleckson, Kayla Andersen, Heather Anderson, Belinda Beaver, Sarah Bense, Morgan Bianchi, Taylor Brandt, Nicholas Breuer, Jack Burger, Stephanie Carlson, Tristan Carlson, Anna Cawthra, Kristen Collins, Madison Coonradt, Claire Croteau, Alexis Cunningham, Britney Davies, Kaitlyn Dhooge, Amanda Duitsman, Ethan Gardner, Gillian Greenberg, Megan Greenberg, Claire Grundman, Mikayla Hansen, Olivia Hansen, Garrett Hanson, Samuel Hanson, Andrea Hawkins, Madison Hilyar, Kelsie Hoffmann, Addie Hohlen, Amanda Holmgren, Jessica Holmquist, Bailey Horner-McAlpine, Kenndra Hunter, Benjamin Inman, Alexi Jacks, Evan Junker, Kyle Jussila, Carmen Kaelke, Anna Kohout, Austin Kramer, Arina Lazareva, Laura Lefebvre, Madison Leuthold, Michael Livingston, Ashley Lynch, Ashley Lynch, Erin Mably, Ava Maki, Dylan Martie, Derek Monahan, Mark Muzzy, Reese Norby, Peyton Paaverud, Beryl Palmer, Mackenzie Perron, Ashley Peters, Madisen Rademacher, Malorie Rehbein, Lauren Rishovd, Elizabeth Rolfes, Rachel Schoenecker, Taylor Seifert, Lily Sharp, Caroline Silvola, Emily Sizen, Stoyan Slavkov, Ashley Smith, Reilly Springman, Lindsay Stiegler, Mary Stoutenburg, Mitchell Stroh, Tristen Sykes, Elayna Torfin, Josephine Uche, Nicholas Utz, Alexander Wadzink, Maxwell Weisberg, Savannah Wold, David Woyke, Haley Yoder, Hallie Yurich, Dominick Zappa, Vittorio Zappa, and Sage Zerban
B HONOR ROLL
Grade 6 – Carter Anderson, Isaiah Baken, Abigail Barschdorf, Michael Bergerson, Austin Bianchi, Chance Blake, Zachary Bowers, Kyle Breth, Ryan Brown, Isabella Burdorf, Zachary Carlson, Benjamin Christensen, Evan Darnell, Tyler Deeg, Genna Dow, Griffin Dow, Matthew Duitsman, Etienne Edwards, Bartholomew Engvall, Dmitriy Findorff, Hanna Follmer, Abigail Gardner, John Gintz, Thomas Good, Elijah Greenberg, Samuel Hansen, Jasmine Hansford, Audrey Hawes, Cole Hevey, Jaden Hickman, Isaac Hultberg, Ryleigh Jaderston, Katrina Jenniges, Wyatt Johnson, Kayla Judd, Aaron Knutson, Abbie Koste, Alayna Kramer, Emma LaFlamme, Vanessa Lara, Cloey Mancheski, Christian McAlpine, Piper Miller, Wyatt Morin, Sydney Ninke, Sergey Rabikau, Joshua Rehbein, Daniel Riley, Hayden Rishovd, Adison Rodgers, Hailey Sandberg, Joseph Schneider, Ethan Sharp, Jacob Shykes, Joseph Sullivan, Elijah Thompson, Clarice Toth, Edwin Vazquez, Austin Wilke, and Carter Williams
Grade 7 – Nicholas Andrican, Grace Bednarchuk, Kelsey Bielefeld, Brock Burdine, Nicholas Byrne, Kyle Carr, Chase Clay, Alexander Ettesvold, Olivia Evers, Dylan Fruth, Samuel Glasgow, Mason Griebel, Marina Hales, Cody Hernandez, Wyatt Holland, Jacob Isaacson, Blake Jarvis, Hamdi Kasim, Tyler Kniseley, Nicholas Konietzko, Elizabeth Konopa, Fay Konopa, Bryn Kopec, Dulcie Lawrence, Samuel Ley, Joshua Liebeck, Blake Lynch, Daneen Maretski, Tyler Nelson, Tristin Nivala, Diamante Patino, Takoda Powers, Kaylee Reed, Morgan Ressler, Tyler Riffe, Hunter Rudkin, David Swanson, and Wyatt Weber
Grade 8 – Forrest Babcock, AdLai Bade, Dennis Bakken, Carter Baldwin, Hunter Benge, Thomas Chuba, Elias Clusiau, Kayla Dalcin, Joshua Daniel, Logan Davies, Jared Eatherton, Evan Engstrom, Hunter Furstenberg, Jason Green, Kaleb Hammer, Gavin Hopping, Noah Kirk, Tatiana Kringlund, Dylan Krueger, Faith Larom, Kimlynn Le, Ashley Lingman, Austin Marchand, Bennett Martensen, Breauna Martin, Jackson Michener, Jacob Montgomery, Tanner Mueller, Justin Nelson, April O’Leary, Brittney Peters, Rohana Pouliot, Cassidy Reichert, Kaylei Schneider, Timothy Schoenecker, Jackson Sundt, Kate Torfin, Haley Ullrich, Thomas Wallace, and  Isabella Wolcott

6TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Olivia Ackerman, Savannah Albu, Jaures Ayumba, Ashley Ballou, Emily Balluff, Ryan Benson, Meghan Bentz, Stevan Blauert, Adam Boeckermann, Kaylee Bonk, Liam Carr, Brandon Chokdee, Connor Clausen, Madelyn Cramer, Kelly Crocker, Ethan Del Sol, Evelyne Dmitruk, Alexander Drake, Aalyse Eik, Samuel Erickson, Elayne Ernst, Jack Ferry, Tate Fluguear, Rachel Ford, Morgan Gacke, Paige Gangl, Nicklaus Gill, Annie Givens, McKenna Goad, Isabel Gruhlke, Lydia Haack, Jaida Hagen, Kira Haus, Joshua Hebrink, Robert Heinzen, Grace Hendrickson, Reid Hesse, Clarissa Hilary, Troy Hinz, Grant Hoffman, Jaylynn Hovanetz, Tyler Hughes, Austen Humphrey, Eric Ingham, Audrey Johnson, Elisabeth Johnson, Halle Johnson, Mickiah Johnson, William Johnson, Micah Kafka, Mikayla Kanenwisher, Amara Kettner, Savanah Klegon, Alyssa Kosbau, Michael Kotzer, Jonathan Kovach, Isabella Krueger, James Krzesowiak, Ellie Kunze, Anthony Kutzer, Natasha LaBarre, Alma Larson, Maxwell Lassek, Ellie Loe, Grace Lofquist, Nathan Loretz, Allison Lundeen, Ihle Majeres, Matthew McCormick, Zachary Michaelis, Payton Mielke, Jack Milless, Cameron Nazal, Madeline Neu, Joseph Nordstrom, Kaden Odegaard, Hayley Oestreich, Miles Olofson, Chase Olson, Charles Osugo, Kara Paulsen, Cameron Phung, Kaylin Plautz, Alexander Polston, Allison Potts, Jadon Purcell, Emily Reimann, Sophia Riewe, Ibraheem Rizvi, Cole Ronallo, Elizabeth Rumreich, Makenna Sacre, Katelyn Sampson, Parker Schelske, Victoria Schwieters, Abbey Smith, Jordan Stanke, Jaxson Stephan, Madison Stout, Kaylee Sullivan, Samuel Taylor, Katelyn Tegarden, Abigail Thompson, Joseph Thorkildson, Alayna Thorsen, Megan VanDrehle, Benjamin Verdick, Jessica Weisgram, Camille Wilder, Connor Wyse, William Yang
6TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “B” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Cooper Adcock, Peyton Allen, Skylar Antil, Adam Arndt, Calvin Artmann, Joseph Bahneman, Samantha Ballenger, Lucas Baumgarten, Melita Beaudry, Adam Benolkin, Sara Bergman, Nicole Beyer, Amanda Bissen, Elizabeth Bounds, Alexander Bray, Lydia Cronk, Katelyn Dee, Xavier Disch, Tyson Dusosky, Allison Dwyer, Lacey Engebretson, Abigail Erickson, Chase Galbraith, Kennedy Gleason, Abby Gustafson, Grady Haferbecker, Anson Hanna, Aria Hanson, Kiersten Hartje, Nathan Hawk, Hunter Hermantin, Alyson Hovda, Jonathan Hughes, Nathaniel Johnson, Nathaniel Kafka, Austin Kaiser-Joly, Paige Kinowski, Jack Kleven, Jack Koehler, Christian Kubicka, Grace Larson, Hunter Larson, William Lillestrand, Veaceslav Liubimov, Isaac Maki, Edwin Markey, Ashley Mathura, Makayla Melchior, Sarah Merkling, Mataya Mose, Tyler Mueller, Nickolas Neilson, Isabel Nelson, Robert Nelson, Adam Nielsen, Jenna Olawsky, Jacob Olson, Lucas Pearson, Raymond Phengmany, Grace Pink, Mackenzie Poliszuk, Colton Pool, Armanee Porter, Blake Rademacher, Brodie Rice, Karsen Risse, Owen Sailor, Rylee Schiller, Griffin Schmidt, Jenna Schreifels, Devon Shaw, Kalli Sheldon, Ashton Shirley, Alyssa Sporre, Molly Stenerson, Gillian Telfer, Tate Thein, Kaitlin Tran, Emma Trebil, Kalena Vang, Mary Waters, Elijah Williams, Tyler Zeledon
7TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ogechi Anyanwu, Tailer Benson, Anna Bergman, Courtney Bissen, Cade Bondhus, Anna Breuer, Chloe Brunkow, Gabrielle Brunkow, Katherine Buhl, Joseph Butterfield, Lars Byman, Grant Carlson, Rand Carlson, Annica Carr, Anna Charleson, Larkin Clem, Samantha Cooper-Szlavich, Patrick Coskey, Annabelle Czech, Abhiraj Dashora, Milan Dau, Jacob Deal, Hanna Dorff, Megan Ekman, Angel Fredin, Calvin Freiboth, Kyle French, Gavin Frost, Andrew Gale, Michaela Goad, Jacie Gordon, Benjamin Greni, Timothy Gruis, MyKenna Haley, Jamie Hall, Tyler Hanson, Camryn Heinen, Madalyn Hembre, Kayden Hendrickson, Abigail Holtz, Eric Hoskins, Samuel Hund, Nicholas Huspek, Maham Hussain, Calista Jerome, Madeline Johnson, Michael A. Johnson, Megan Jung, Jarod Kafka, Bridget Kiemele, Kelsey King, Mitchell King, Madelyn Kotzer, Olivia Langevin, Kiera Larson, Sophia Leither, Josiah Lundy, Cole Martin, Anna Matter, Christian Meyer, Noah Meyer, Evan Miller, Grace Miller, Madison Mitzuk, Katie Nelson, Noah Nelson, Selena Nelson, Shelby Novotny, Joseph O’Connell, Jade Ochu, Lillian Olkives, Malia Peacock, Aiden Pederson, Carter Peterson, Sadhika Prabhu, Joseph Robin, Alaina Rossum, Marcus Rothstein, Zander Schultz, Afnan Siddique, Philip Skorykh, Eli Smith, Hannah Spaulding, Jared Stanke, Harrison Stephens, Danielle Stewart, Sydney Thompson, Jordan Thorpe, Riley Thorson, Emily Tincher, Bailey Tobiason, Tess Trombley, Chimeng Vang, Anneke Verhoef, Julia Vicioso, Matthew Vick, Alexis Wagenfeld, Brandon Wagenfeld, Talsi Wagner, Alaina Wallock, Sarah Walters, Branden Weber, Sophie Woessner, Izabella Yager, Breya Yang
7TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “B” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Lily Anderson, Jacob Ballenger, Zachary Bartlett, Tate Billman, Olivia Bloom, Kelli Boe, Karly Boedigheimer, Jazmine Borreson, Jasmine Canesi, Camryn Chouinard, Leanna Christen, Joseph Diamond, Rhoeshon Dillard, Brooke Dingmann, Samuel Dmitruk, Kyle DoBrava, Colt Dusbabek, Obiamalu Egbujor, Gage Eidem, Logan Enkhaus, Kyle Esperum, Jason Frost, Marilyn Gago, Ava Grimm, Ryan Gromberg, Lucas Gustafson, Abbigail Heinen, Fadumo Hilowle, Spencer Hughes, Tanner Jess, Alison Keoraj, Makaela Knotz, Katie Kolar, Joey Kunkel, Alexis Lane, Noah Langlais, Abigail Langton, Austin LaRocco, Mitchell Larson, Preston Lowe, Mitchell Maass, Amulya Maripally, Jaelyn McAllister, Ryan McMahon, Kallie Middleton, Dawson Mizejewski, Jacob Nordquist, Michael Nowotny, Zachariah Odegard, Andrew Olson, Jackson Perbix, Destin Puchtel, Ella Robeck, Joshua Schlaman, Emily Schmitz, Samantha Schoen, Jeg Schottenbauer, Charlee Sether, Thae Smith, Trent Soukup, Morgan Steinkamp, Madison Stevens, Pavel Strelchuk, Cole Tveit, Cody Vanek, Eve Vang, Caleb Vermeer, Maneka Wagner, Kaitlyn Walz, Amber Weirauch, Sophia Wetherille, Jack  Wilson, Cassidy Wolcenski, Sydney Zierden
8TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “A” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Devon Adams, Noah Adams, Sydney Adkins, MaCartney Ascheman, Emmanuel Ayumba, Beau Babcock, Yasmine Badio, Maryanne Beaudry, Katherine Bedbury, Eva Bednarz, Brooke Benolkin, Zachary Berg, Dari-Ann Best, Sydney Bever, Connor Bizal, Madison Bizal, Marguerite Boedigheimer, Ashley Boyd, Samantha Bray, Maxwell Brown, Meagan Brown, Christian Bruno, Nicole Butterfield, Jacob Byman, Anna Charboneau, Dylan Chouinard, Carley Collins, Grace Crawford, Emma Dalton, Alexandra Ditter, Brandon Dobosenski, Rachel Dorff, Addie Droen, Samantha Elsenpeter, Hannah Enstad, Nicholas Eull, Andrew Fausone, Emily Finseth, Brittany Flander, Alexandria Foote, Jade Fredin, Clarice Froehlich, Brady Hackbarth, Olivia Hahn, Allison Hall, Claire Hanegraaf, Keegan Haus, Mollie Heinen, James Heinzen, McKenzie Herrboldt, Andrew Hess, Ander Hillebregt, Elise Hills, Eleanor Humphrey, Jill Humphrey, John Ingham, Grace Jacobs, Mckensie James, Rachel Jide, Michael Kohorst, Lauryn Kolles, Jacob Kovach, Ty Kovar, Adam Kruger, Sophia Kruger, Zachary Kruger, Jacob Lane, Grace Larson, Jared LeClair, Lauren Lee, Landon Lefebvre, Tia Lerud, Madison Libor, Wilson Loftus, Brooke Mackner, Taylor Masterman, Theresa Mbanefo, Chancellor McDonald, Matthew Melco, Kaja Montplaisir, Kylie Mossman, Matisse Myles, Emily Nelson, Alyssa Nielsen, Kendell O’Leary, Madison Odegaard, Hailey Odegard, Abigail Olson, Sabrina Onuma, Alayna Osterman, Helena Parranto, Amanda Patterson, Matia Person, Ashley Peterson, Derek Phommahaxay, Carson Pixley, Morgan Pool, Ashley Purcell, Sophia Riebel, Sophia Saxon, McKenzie Scheid, Shayne Schoenfelder, Anthony Schreder, Megan Schroeder, Rachel Schroeder, Trent Schroedl, Sydney Schuster, David Schwappach, William Sibilski, Nicholas Sink, Mikala Springer, Kincaid Strain, Sydney Sullivan, Shelby Swenson, Matthew Syverson, Katherine Thorpe, Nicole Thue, Anna Trace, Hannah VanEps, Chineng Vang, Sarah Vernon, Wyatt Vessey, Grant Warner, Alexandra Weber, Sydney Weisenberger, Jacob Wessel, Alicia Westover, Livana Wieber, Rachel Wojcieszak, Cameron Wyse, Iviee Yager

8TH GRADE 2ND QUARTER “B” HONOR ROLL – SALK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Caitlyn Aday, Ciara Bailey, Alena Barnett, Madisen Barthel, Kaylie Beckers, Nathaniel Beyer, Emily Bixby, Carolyn Black, Brittney Boese, Kennedy Boysen, Lukas Brockman, Jenna Broman, Abbey Brotemarkle, Emma Brotemarkle, Jennessa Casey, Bailey Christoffer, Jared Creighton, Hannah Czech, Halie Dalzell, Nicole Dee, Wyatt Dopp, Nikolas Elasky, Carson Fogg, Devon Garrison, Lyndsey Geist, Brock Haugland, Zachary Henning, Ryan Jacobson, Emily Johnston, Samuel Kirscht, Tierney Klinker, Zackery Kreider, Abygail Larsen, Adam Larson, Taiyo Larson, Callum MacArthur, Lauren Nierengarten, Bruce Norton, Daniel Olson, Mackenzie Parker, Christian Porter, Logan Rademacher, Alyssa Ramstad, Lucas Randall, Zakari Sarkinen, Prescott Saudinaitis, Lexis Schmidt, Madison Schmitt, Kelsey Simmons, Jazlynne Smith, Nathan Sporre, Nathan Toth, Scott Vnuk, Ryan Walz, Hannah Warner, Jonathan Waters, Thomas West, Griffin Young