K-12 Student Accident Insurance
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| Mr. Warren would like to make you aware of an opportunity to provide your child with accident and/or health insurance. Click on this link to get the information. |
Attorney General Terry Goddard gives advice to parents and children about safe Internet use. "Kids no longer need muscles to bully and torment their peers. Young people can use Web sites, smart phone, text messaging and other cyberspace options to harass, threaten or ridicule." He also points out that children need protection from Internet predators. He invites parents to take a look at the free Internet monitoring service provided by the National Crime Prevention Council. Free Internet Monitoring Service |
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K-12 Accident insurance plan can reimburse you for your children's reimburse you for your children's continue to work toward meeting the deductible on your employer plan. |
| 2nd Quarter Awards |
| TOPOCK STUDENTS ARE SPORTS HEROES Soccer by Chastity Dominguez Congratulations to all Topock kids who played soccer in the American Youth Soccer Organization! I'll start with the U12/14 division. Colby Arreola and Serenity Pool's team, coached by Matthew Dominguez, took first place. Take a bow Mustards! Melissa Woodruff's team, coached by Tommy Booth, received second. Good job Orange Fury! Andrew Chance’s team, coached by Eric Breaux, got third. Nice effort Monstrous Energy! In the U10 division, Sam Evans and JJ Luken's team coached by Cindy Cunningham, snagged first. Way to go Orange Kickers! Megan Burns and Christopher Dominguez's team , coached by Matthew Dominguez, acquired second. Superb, Green Monsters! Carlos Cleveland and Kyle Horn’s team, coached by Matt Smith, procured third. Nice job Bulldogs! Gavin Robins and Colby Gustafson's team, coached by Robert Rockwood, came in fourth. You tried hard Blue Lightning! In the divisions that follow everyone plays; everyone wins. Bravo to you all! In the U8 division Abbry Castillo was on the Inglorious Smurfs coached by Luis Valdez. The Topock Firecrackers were coached by Jamie Gustafson and his lovely assistant Corrie Sahlstrom. The players were Kalyn Morales , Shalyn Morales , Logan Evans , Hailey Burns, Wyatt Zercher, Kendra Lukens, Payton Sahlstrom, Abby Gustafson , Nina Dowling , Dyron Miller, Dage Langdoc and Kevin Chance. In the U5 division were Jared Breaux on the Blue Sharks coached by Stacy Starr, and Dylan Castillo , Makenna Castillo and Mino Diaz on the Fierce Pumpkins, coached by Belarmino Diaz. Keep up all the hard work, and thanks for a magnificent soccer season. You are all shining stars, and you make your school proud. Football by Kym Dowling The Colorado River Conference Pop Warner season just came to a close. Our local organization, The River Valley Vipers, had an outstanding season. Topock Junior High School students Bradley Thornton, Alex Dowling and Kolby Dowling represented our school well. This was Alex and Bradley’s last year in Pop Warner, and they are both looking forward to playing football in high school. They played in the Midget division. This was a season of big wins, big losses and character building moments. Bradley contributed positive yards on offense at wide receiver with impressive receptions that he turned into big gains. On the other side of the ball, he was a force to be reckoned with, getting some big sacks and an interception. Alex stepped up this year to be a team leader. He left everything on the field playing through an injury and inspiring his team to stay in the game even when things looked bleak. Alex ran for five touchdowns at half back, seldom being brought down by less than two opponents. He ran the field on defense and had numerous sacks and tackles at outside linebacker. Kolby played in the Pee Wee division, and his team was in contention for first place the whole season, ending up in second by a narrow margin. Kolby played right guard and right tackle on offense . His team could count on him blowing through the defense providing huge holes for the backs to run through. Kolby was a beast on defense at outside linebacker and DB. He caused fumbles, got an interception, had several sacks and was in on a ton of tackles. Kolby’s team participated in the River Bowl, an invitational bowl game hosted by our local conference. They played Las Alamitos and were one of the few local teams to beat an opponent from California. It was an exciting game and they ended up winning big! Football season begins in August, the same week as school, with the kids practicing during the hottest part of the year. They have to balance their academic responsibilities with an intense practice schedule. Alex and Kolby were on the “A” honor roll during this year’s football season. Bradley, Alex and Kolby are young men of character whose values have been refined by their families, school, community and their Vipers family. HOLIDAY FEELINGS by Beverley James TOPOCK ELEMENTARY'S TEACHING TEAM wishes all of the parents, guardians, friends, neighbors, and supporters of our school a wonderful Christmas and a thriving New Year. On a daily basis we recognize the support you provide, and we feel the effort you put forth to help our students, your children. Our little school is a special place in the world of 2012. We are all fortunate to be a part of this team, this school and this community. We are honored to be your children's teachers. We strive to help the children find that personal door to success. We are very aware we could not do that without you. |
| Preschool Student of the Quarter: Miguel Campos Kindergarten Math: Dyron Miller and Brooklyn Ahern Reading: Emmy Jacquard, Kahyla Mosley, and William Robinson Most Improved in Phonics: Kylie Wallace First Grade Math: Tristan Hewlett Reading: Madison Luecke, Austin McDow, Dage Langdoc,Jadin Ahern Writing: Joanna Campos Most Improved Speller: Havana Ramsey Second Grade DIBELS Awards: Kevin Chance, Wyatt Zercher Most Improved Speller: Hailey Burns Academics: Johnny Skinner, Haven Bliss Reading: Anthony Trifero, Abby Gustafson Third Grade Handwriting: Shawn James DIBELS Awards Damon Jacquard, Shawn James, Tyler Skinner, John Hunt Reading: Calvin Math: Codie Wallace Fourth Grade Honor Roll: Isabella Rozsa, Megan Schaupp, Sam Evans, Kelli Rasmussen, Katelyn Bowen Reading: J.J. Lukens, Micah Zeller Math: Michel Trifero, Matt Potter, Colby Gustafson Fifth Grade Academic Excellence: Taylor York, Melissa Woodruff, Hailey Eldridge, Destiny Dominguez Sixth Grade Kolby Dowling, Colby Areola, Mitchell Brown, Michael Fulks, Jason Gautier, Seventh Grade Academic Excellence: Bailey Thornton, Miraih Herrera, Gena Sandoval, Tony Gorum, Jacob Caudillo, Kaitlyn Johnson Eighth Grade Academic Excellence: Dakota Brown, Shannon Brown, Alex Dowling, Jared Eldridge, Breanna Paul, Mary Potter, Jose Serrano, Allyson York Principal’s Awards William Robinson, Jadin Ahern, Johnnie Skinner, Sophia Rozsa, Megan Burns, Elexis Walker, Kellie Mills, Ivett Serrano, and Alex Dowling |