the Viking Voice Newsletter

Orchestra Fall Concert

The much-anticipated Fall Orchestra Concert was held on Thursday, Oct 2, 2008 in the newly renovated Shawnee Mission West Auditorium.

The Concert Orchestra performed three pieces: Mantras by Richard Meyer, Hungarian Dance No.5 by Brahms/Isaac and D�j� vu by Carold Nunez. A solo was performed by Lauren Martens. As their first concert at SMW, all the students performed as if they had played on the stage many times.

The Symphonic Strings also performed three pieces: Jocatta by Frescobaldi/Higgins, As Summer Was Just Beginning by Larry Daehn, and Waltz of the Wicked by Kirt Mosier. The audience enjoyed their performance and the students' enthusiasm was evident in all their pieces, especially Waltz of the Wicked.

The Chamber Orchestra performed two pieces: Pizzicato Polka by Strauss/Walker and Suite for Strings - movements 1. Praelude, 2. Sarabande, 3. Gavotte and 5. Rigaudon - composed by Edward Grieg. Solo pieces featured Kayla Viets, Kathleen Martin, Rachel Bolter and Robert Fuller. The second piece, Suite for Strings, was an amazing 12 minutes long and held the audience spellbound during all four movements.

This was the first orchestra concert of the year and the musicians were able to perform their pieces on the new orchestra pit cover - which enables them to perform closer to the audience and it truly enhanced the concert experience. All the renovations in the auditorium improved the concert experience and it was enjoyed and appreciated by the audience and musicians, but none more so than the musicians themselves and our wonderful orchestra conductor, Mr. Curtis Mulvenon. Their enthusiasm for their music was evident in each piece they played in the excellent new auditorium

Open House Quartet
Strings
The Open House was held on October 5, 2008 to celebrate the construction completion. The String Quartet performed on the bridge from 4:15 to 4:45 pm for the listening pleasure of those attending the Open House. The String Quartet was comprised of Emily Miller - Violin, Helen Paolo - Violin, Kayla Viets - Viola and Rachel Bolter - Cello. Visitors were able to enjoy the music of these Chamber Orchestra students while they were viewing the improvements at school and enjoying their refreshments.

Upcoming events:
District Auditions - Saturday, November 8 in Baldwin, KS
WINTER Concert - Thursday, December 11 - 7 pm at West Auditorium

PRESTO Meetings:
Tuesday, Oct 14th at 7 pm - Orchestra Room
Tuesday, Nov 11th at 7 pm - Orchestra Room

Remember - PRESTO stands for People Really Enthusiastically Supporting The Orchestra.

If you have an orchestra student and would like to join PRESTO, please visit the PRESTO website at http://www.prestowest.org to download a membership application.

20% Will Help Our Library!

SAVE THE DATE
November 14-16

Teachers! Parents! Librarians!

Borders Book Store Benefit Days are in the works. 20% of each transaction may be designated to benefit the library at a Shawnee Mission school of your choice!!!! Plus, customers are given the choice to donate books to their school libraries.

Spread the word...... Nov 14-16

Counseling News

Counseling Department Update

Our website is filled with information about college counseling, academic counseling, personal/social issues, and upcoming dates. Please visit our Web Backpack often to keep current on important information for you and your student. You can access it from the SM West homepage or the district website under students, then teacher web pages.

http://www4.smsd.org/SMWCounselors

District Signature Programs

Students and parents are invited to attend a "Signature Program Summit" on Thursday, December 4, at the Broadmoor Technical Center, 6701 W. 83rd Street, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.

This Summit will highlight all of the Shawnee Mission School District's Signature Programs. Guests will have an opportunity to rotate through three 20-minute sessions to learn more about Signature Programs of their interest. These unique programs include:

International Baccalaureate (offered at SME and SMNW)
Biotechnology (offered at SMW)
Biomedical Health Science
Pre-Medical Health Science (offered at SMN)
Center for International Studies (offered at SMS)
Legal Studies (offered at SME)
Project Lead the Way (an engineering program offered at SMS)
Broadmoor Technical Center Signature Programs

While the "Signature Program Summit" will provide program overviews, more information regarding Signature Programs will be discussed during program orientations to be held at the various high school locations in December or January.

Academic Awards Program

Monday, Nov. 3rd, 7:00 p.m.

SM West Auditorium

Students who will be recognized at this year's program received an invitation in the mail in October. Academic letters are awarded to students who earn at least six semester A's during the previous school year with no semester grade lower than a B and/or a 4.0 GPA or above. These grades must be earned within the Shawnee Mission School District. A list of all students who will be recognized is posted across from Room 102. Contact the Counseling Office if you have any questions.

Students Honored in the National Merit Scholarship Program

Congratulations to the following students for their performance on the 2007 PSAT/NMSQT test last October. The semi-finalists continue in the competition for scholarship consideration.

National Merit Semi-Finalists
Neel Desai
Grace Gaumnitz
Alex Jones
Dane Mitchell
Kayla Viets

National Merit Commended
Spencer White

West Students Earn AP Scholar Awards

The College Board recently announced the AP Scholar awards. Shawnee Mission West had the highest number of AP Scholars in recent history.

West 2008 graduates Iris Shelly and Sarah Weiner were named National AP Scholar. This designation is awarded to students who receive an average grade of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams. Both Iris and Sarah were also named Scholar with Distinction.

Five West 2008 graduates were named Scholars with Distinction, Lindsay Roberts, Iris Shelly, Sarah Weiner, Brandt Whittenburg and Dimitrios Zaharopoulos. AP Scholars with Distinction is awarded to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken and grades of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

Seven West students were named Scholar with Honor, a distinction granted to students who receive an average grade of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and grades of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams. Four West 2008 graduates received this honor: Andrew Henderson, Carl Heroneme, Aarti Purohit and Kendra Swartz. Three West current seniors also received this distinction: Neel Desai, John Karsten and Kayla Viets.

The following West 2008 graduates received the distinction of AP Scholar, granted to those who received grades of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams:
Shannon Cassady, Jessica Everhart, Adam Fitzmaurice, Eric Huffman, Shashank Kailash, Jessica Lipp, William Martin, Jason Ralston, Elizabeth Riedel and Brian White. Two current West seniors also received this distinction: Alexander Jones and (Robert) Liam Reilly.

AP Scholar honors are given in recognition of achievement on advanced placement exams, which are administered after the students have completed one or more AP courses. Students can earn college credit from most colleges and universities by taking the AP courses and exams. In 2008, 216 exams were taken at Shawnee Mission West.

Sophomore Workshop

You and your sophomore student are invited to a sophomore workshop that will be held on January 7, 2009 (Wednesday) at Shawnee Mission West High School. The workshop will be held in the cafeteria from 6:30-8:00 p.m. No pre-registration will be required.

The workshop is intended to introduce students and parents to the career planning process. The workshop will utilize the results of the students' ACT Plan assessment in addition to providing activities that assist students in identifying their vocational skills and interests. By participating in this workshop, your student will gain valuable knowledge that may serve as a foundation for making informed career, educational and life decisions.

If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact me at 913-993-7834 or e-mail me at wehicks@smsd.org. We look forward to seeing you and assisting you and your student in the great adventure of career/life planning.

Senior Pre-College Checklist:

November/December:

If you are applying to KU or KSU, do so before November 1st to qualify for scholarships.
Make Sure All Applications/Transcripts Are Sent to Colleges Before the Holidays
- Send transcripts through ConnectEDU
- Contact schools to make sure they have received all records
Some colleges require a "counselor form" to be filled out as well as the application. If they do, please get those to Dr. Leonard as soon as possible.
Retake the ACT if necessary
- Collect information for the Financial Aid Application
Register for your PIN for the FAFSA at www.fafsa.ed.gov

January:

Complete the FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1
- You will need parents 2008 income tax information
Complete individual college financial aid forms
Submit Mid-Year Reports for Private Colleges if required

How To Search and Apply for Scholarships

Free Online Event through UMKC:

The University of Missouri Kansas City is offering a chance for college-bound high school students and their families to discover how to search and apply for scholarships. This is an online event only from 7-8 p.m. on Thursday, November 6th. This is a free event but registration is required for participation. Register in advance at www.sfa.umkc.edu/scholarsfest or call 816-235-1239.

Financial Aid Overview at SM Northwest

Wednesday, Nov. 19, 7- 8 p.m.

Junior and senior students and their parents - if you want assistance in helping to understand financial aid for post secondary education, Shawnee Mission Northwest High School is offering a Financial Aid Evening on Wednesday, November 19th at 7:00 p.m. in the cafeteria.

This worthwhile evening will be moderated by Jeanne Motte, Chief Financial Aid Officer at Baker University. Ms. Motte will give an overview on the FAFSA. The FAFSA, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the form that the federal government uses to determine your eligibility for student aid. This aid includes grants, scholarships, work study and loans to help pay for college. The form collects financial and demographic information. In some cases the form is required to fill out prior to receiving any other monetary funding.

Enrollment for 2009-2010

Choosing classes for next year is just around the corner.

In January, students will be given enrollment materials according to the schedule below. Students have about one week to look over the materials with parents and then have them ready to return when their class visits the Counseling Office. If students and/or parents would like to meet with the academic counselor to discuss enrollment planning, appointments in November and December are encouraged as January is a very busy time for the counselors with enrollment presentations and visits to middle schools.

Juniors - Materials distributed Jan. 12/13 Finalize enrollment with counselor Jan. 22/23 (in History classes)
Sophomores - Materials distributed Jan. 14/15 Finalize enrollment with counselor Jan. 26/27 (in Eng.10 classes)
Freshmen - Materials distributed Jan. 20/21 Finalize enrollment with counselor Jan. 28/29 (in World Geo. classes)

Transfer Request Procedures

Beginning with the 2009-2010 school year, all high schools will be open to transfers. The application deadline will be February 1 and requests will not be honored after that date. Parents seeking to transfer their child to a school other than their designated home school should obtain a student transfer form from their home school or from the McEachen Administrative Center, 7235 Antioch. In accordance with board of education policy, a transfer request for students currently enrolled in the Shawnee Mission School District must be completed and returned to the student's current school on or before February 1st of the school year preceding the school year for which the transfer is requested. Requests should be made to the principal of the school in which the student is currently enrolled. Transfers received by that date will be considered and families notified by May 15th of intent to approve or deny the request.

Students must re-apply when changing levels; elementary to middle school; middle school to high school. A transfer may be rescinded at any time if a student fails to meet the requirements. Due to unexpected changes in enrollment, any transfer granted may be rescinded by the district up to the first day of the school year for which the transfer was requested.

For incoming kindergarten students, a transfer request must be completed and returned on or before May 15th of the school year preceding the school year for which the transfer is requested. Transfers received by that date will be considered and families notified by August 1st of intent to approve or deny the request.

Transfer requests are considered in the order in which they are received and approved based on space and staff availability. While the district will make every attempt to accommodate transfer requests involving members of the same family, the district may not always be able to do so. Requests for transfers involving elementary and secondary students need not be renewed annually, but shall be made subject to annual review.

Once a transfer is approved, students may remain at that school for the duration provided they are in good standing academically, behaviorally, and in regard to attendance. District guidelines require that students attending on an approved transfer must maintain satisfactory grades (for secondary students a minimum of 2.0 grade point average), maintain a minimum of 95 percent attendance record, and maintain an acceptable discipline record.

When requesting a transfer, it is important that the applicant fully understand the terms and conditions under which a transfer may be considered and granted. Parents and legal guardians of a student transferred must waive any claim to district-provided student transportation. Transfer may adversely affect the eligibility of a student to participate in interscholastic activities.

Sunflower House, in partnership with the Overland Park Police Department and the FBI, presents:

"Keeping Kids Safe Online"

A Workshop for Parents & Professionals
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
6:30-8:30pm

Presented By: Sunflower House Education Program Staff, Professionals from the Overland Park Police Department High Tech Crimes Unit & Members of the FBI Cyber Crime Task Force

Program Description: Recent research shows that children are being victimized while using the Internet at alarming rates by: being the targets of unwanted exposure to nudity, sexual solicitation, being threatened or harassed, or being phoned, mailed materials and asked to meet by persons they do not know. The majority, 70%, of these incidences happened to a child in their own home. This information session is designed to empower parents, educators and professionals to create a safe Internet experience for the children of our community.

Highlights: A panel of experts, including law enforcement personnel, to answer YOUR questions about keeping children safe while using the Internet. What every adult should know about online child victimization Safety tips and tools for all adults, including the cyber crime reporting process.

Location:Sunflower House Training Room

15440 W. 65th Street, Shawnee KS.

Please enter through the lower-level west doors.

To Register: Call Sara at (913) 631-5800. Space is limited.
Please RSVP soon!

CEUs:This program is provided FREE of charge.

*For those requesting a certificate of attendance for CEUs (2 contact hours), a $10 processing fee will be assessed. Please remit payment at the registration desk upon arrival. Your certificate will be available at the conclusion of the session or mailed shortly thereafter.

Need Help With Your Classes?

We Can Help You SAIL to success

Students Acquiring Individualized Learning

Who: Any student needing help in math, science, English or social studies

What: An individualized tutoring program open to all students

When: Monday-Thursday after school, 2:45-3:30

Where: SMW Library

Bring your class materials and a positive attitude.

Snacks provided. The late bus runs at 4:00 pm.

JCCC High School Partnerships

Career/Life Planning Program to Host Workshop for Juniors

STAMP OUT: Career Indecision

Date/Time: Saturday, November 15, 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Location: Regnier Center, JCCC, First floor, Capitol Federal Conference Center
Contact: Marilyn Jones, JCCC, 913.469.8500 Ext. 4384

Juniors in high school who attend JCCC 'partner' schools will be invited to attend a free workshop that will address the topic of career decision-making. Postcards detailing this event will be mailed to student homes or distributed at schools.

Keynote Speaker: Jeff Nardo, Director of Operations, Human eSources, a company that provides online resources used worldwide by career development, education, and HR professionals to help college students, adult workers, and individuals across all nationalities and demographics achieve success in their lives.

Additional sessions: Financing Your College Education and a JCCC First Semester Student Panel discussion.

Online Registration: Required by November 12 at www.jccc.edu/careerservices
Questions: 913.469.8500 Ext. 4384 or 3549

Working on Wellness in Shawnee Mission Schools!

Let's keep students active, eating healthy and learning about nutrition as we are 'Working on Wellness' in Shawnee Mission Schools!

Studying, sleeping, socializing.......where do healthy foods fit into your child's life? As your child settles into a new school year, help tweak the routine so that your child will stay healthy and active.

To view the entire publication, click on the English or Spanish version of "Teen Food & Fitness" purchased by Food Services for September, 2008.

I encourage you to use this great nutrition tool.

Jill Funk
Nutritionist
SMSD Food Services
913-993-9731 phone
913-993-9733 fax
jillfunk@smsd.org

Helicopter Parent? What's That?

            Ouch. I am guilty as charged.

            Yes - and this is NOT a 12-step program. I am a helicopter parent. I am one of those people who cannot bear to see their children fail or suffer. I love my kids - more than anything - and their welfare is more important than anything else to me.

            Because their welfare is so important, I am trying hard to forswear my wicked ways and stop helicoptering - stop swooping in to save them, stop hovering over their every move, their every issue.   Although they still tell me everything, I've come to realize that all that truth does not require my response, beyond sympathy, celebration, and love. It is NOT a call to action. I am NOT part of the Marines, and they will NOT land to save my kids from JDC, bad grades, or acne.

            The most loving thing I can do for my kids is to encourage their ability to solve problems without me. I'm still there to encourage and to reflect. I am not there to make it all right.

            If my kids are going to grow up, I have got to get out of their way.   That's what a parent's love is really about - helping my kids to grow up. I didn't hold their chubby fists forever when they were learning to walk. I can't and mustn't try to save them from toppling over, even now, when falls are so much further and can be so scary, especially to me.

            But how can I be sure I am always making the right decision? I can't. I'll make mistakes. My kids and I, we'll still love each other. I learned to live through my errors and I can't give them any less than that.

            Sky King, you and I are . . . history.

article submitted by the Counseling Department

PTSA News

ATTENTION FRESHMEN:

WRITE TO WIN GIFT CERTIFICATES!

The Kansas PTA sponsored Citizenship program is available to all freshmen. There are two categories: essay and poetry. The theme for this year 2008-2009 is:

"To be a good citizen means to.........."

The content of the piece can encompass an event that has happened in the past, what is currently happening or something in the future that will make a positive impact on the community or the world.

All entries must be submitted by Tuesday January 6, 2008 and be placed in the PTA box in the SM West office.

PTA will be giving gift certificates to the winners in each category and their entries will go on to the Shawnee Mission Area Council for judging.

If you have any questions please contact Lori Stamm, SM West Citizenship Chairperson at 599-3776. Good luck!

PTSA Update

It is hard to believe that October is almost over and the first quarter of school is already completed! PTSA Executive Board has been busy with our continued membership drive, after game parties, school open house and the start of one of our newest committees, the Book Club.

The second quarter is sure to fly by as quickly as the first! Our Halloween after game party is planned for October 31st after the football game. Students, administration and chaperones are all welcome to wear costumes to the party. In order to ensure a safe environment, face paint, masks or costumes with weapons will not be permitted. The party begins at 9:30 and ends at 11:30. Come join us for a fun evening.

The next two Book Club meetings discussing the book, 19 Minutes will be held November 10th and December 1st in the SM West Library at 7:00 p.m. Please contact Rebecca Williams at rebeccawilliams@smsd.org if you, your student or anyone you know would like to take part in the Book Club.

Lastly, I want to thank everyone for your continued involvement and support in PTSA. Thank you to the dance chaperones, cookie bakers, all other volunteers, Board of Managers, teachers and administration for all you do to make our school the best. West is Best!!!

Have a great Thanksgiving and Winter Holiday Break.

Carrie McGoldrick and Valerie Wright
Co-Presidents PTSA

Our SM West PTSA Membership Keeps Growing

Thanks to our many parents, students, teachers and community who have shown their support for PTSA by purchasing a 2008-09 membership!

Since our last update, we have added 31 additional PTSA members. Our current total is 1,114!!

If you would like to join SMW PTSA, please visit the PTSA Website at www.freewebs.com/smwptsa. Just click on "PTSA Forms" to download a copy of the PTSA Membership Form. We would love to add you to our list!!

Please click here to see a complete list of members:

SM West parents and students who have joined PTSA
SM West teachers, administration, and staff who have joined PTSA
SM West PTSA community members

After Party

October 31st, 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm
Costumes allowed - no masks, face paint or weapons

December 12th, 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm

January 9th, 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm

If you can help chaperone the After Party on October 31st please contact Jacqui Higgins at thehiggins@kc.rr.com.

Kansas City School of Music is a proud community member of SM West PTSA.

About Kansas City School of Music:

At Kansas City School of Music, we believe that everyone is musical and that the study of music will greatly benefit the dedicated pupil who receives quality guidance. Our teachers provide superior musical instruction in order to help each student achieve his or her greatest potential. Through private lessons or group activities, our well-qualified teachers incorporate music theory, history, technique, and excellent musicianship into each lesson. Our instructors make the difference!

We offer private instruction in piano, voice, guitar, bass, violin, viola, flute, trumpet, percussion, clarinet, saxophone, and other instruments. Lessons are 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or 60 minutes in length. We also offer the following courses: Musikgarten -- early childhood music classes designed to build musical aptitude; Music Theory -- Several sections of this course are offered. Students are divided by age and ability; and Music Appreciation -- This course in music history and appreciation is open to children and teenagers in grades 6 through 12.

If you are interested in learning more, please contact:

Scott Smith, Director
12201 W. 87th St. Pkwy.
Lenexa, KS 66215
913-888-2444
www.kansascityschoolofmusic.com

Welcome All Community PTSA Members!

Dwight Arner

Linda Arner
Craig Denny
Terry Denny
Percel Jones
Scott Smith, KC School of Music
C.J. Taylor, Chick-Fil-A
Malasri Uthayanaka

Assistance Needed to Help Stock the Nurse's Pantry

This year PTSA is sponsoring a program to help stock the SMW Nurse's Pantry. This Pantry will assist the SMW nurse, Dr. Vaughn, in providing a snack for students that are in need of some nutrition during the day to help them concentrate and focus on class when lunchtime or dinnertime is several hours away. Items such as granola bars, individually wrapped packages of crackers, peanuts, anything with protein would be greatly appreciated.

Items for donation can be dropped off directly in the nurse's office, contact Cheryl Scott at cdscott@everestkc.net for pickup or bring them to the next PTSA meeting. Thanks so much for your support of this program! Learning is why we are here at SMW, and this is an effort to help ensure that all our students can focus during class.

TIPS ON STAYING CONNECTED WITH YOUR TEEN

Positive communication with your teen is the key to a successful parent-child relationship. Here are some helpful hints on how to "keep on talking"!

Talk daily with your teen- even if they do not seem to be listening. Try to talk about topics that interest them. Respect and ask for their opinions. Be open-minded! Set limits and clear expectations based on your values and principles. Talk about agreed consequences before troubled situations occur. Continually tell them and show them how much you love and care for them. Voice your disappointments, but always try to stay positive and avoid put-downs. Arrange for "special time" together. Walks, working out, going to lunch...something you both can enjoy! Seek professional help if your teen's abnormal behaviors last more than three weeks. You can call Mary Lea Kieffer, School Social Worker, for additional support, 913-993-7836.

Upcoming Parent Resource Center Classes

Community Developmental
Disabilities Organization
Services for Children and Adults

Presenter

Rebecca Iveson, Coordinator

The Community Developmental Disabilities Organization (CDDO) for Johnson County presents information on how to access funding and services for children and adults with developmental disabilities.  Our role as the CDDO is the single point of entry for services, eligibility determination, and to provide quality oversight of the services rendered to people in Johnson County. Some of the services you will learn about are case management, in home family support services, personal assistive services, day/employment services, residential services, and other assistive services (equipment/home modifications).

Date:                October 28, 2008

Time:                6:30-8:00 PM

Location:          Conference Room
                        Arrowhead Administrative Center
                        6601 Santa Fe Drive

Cost:                FREE

"PREPARING FOR THE FINANCIAL SECURITY OF YOUR CHILD WITH A DISABILITY"

Presenter
Mr. Tim Gingles, Financial Specialist

As the parent or guardian of a child with a disability, one of your greatest challenges is providing for your loved one's ongoing financial security. Thankfully, people with serious disabilities are now living longer, fuller lives than ever thought possible. Yet this welcome trend has left many families unprepared for a significant financial challenge: the desire to help provide a lifetime of support to a child with special needs while achieving other important financial goals.

Financial Advisor Tim Gingles, the father of a severely disabled adult child will present a workshop that addresses these important issues:

�         Obtaining government benefits
�         Establishing a special needs trust
�         Ensuring the equitable transfer of your estate
�         Involving extended family members
�         Saving for "two lifetimes"

Date:               November 4, 2008

Time:               7:00 - 8:30 pm

Location:          Conference Room
                       Arrowhead Administrative Center
                       6601 Santa Fe Drive

Cost:                $10 per family

"Successful Study Skills Strategies that Stick"

Presenters

Jennifer Owens and Cindy Swarner, S.M. South Teachers

Practical tools will be shared on how to develop a partnership between student, parents and teachers. Time management, note taking and test preparation will be discussed to help make the educational experience more successful and positive, both at school and home.

Date:                Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Location:           Multi Purpose Room
                        Arrowhead Administrative Center
                        6601 Santa Fe Drive

Cost:                $10.00 per person

Structures in the Home and Surviving the Holidays

Jennifer Levinson, S.M. Autism Specialist

Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders often experience difficulty with change in routine and transitions. Some of these changes in routine may include school breaks and holiday celebrations. Attendees will be presented with a variety of supports and strategies to consider for implementing in their homes.

Date:                November 13, 2008

Time:               6:30 to 8:00 p.m.

Location:           Multi Purpose Room
                        Arrowhead Administrative Center
                        6601 Santa Fe Drive
                        *Park and enter from the lot south of the building.

Cost:                $10 per person

To Enroll:     Call The Parent Resource Center at 993-9315 to enroll for this class.

Happy 16th Birthday To You!

BRADY BORGER
DENZELL SIMPSON
KIMBERLY TABLAS
CLAIR BOYTS
MARY LIPP
MATTHEW BARNES
LISA ACEVEDO
FELIX FISCHER
TYLER DAVERN
VANESA FERGUSON
TYLER DICKEY
TAYLOR CARR
PHILLIP MYERS
BISSA KABA
KARIN HOFFMAN
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON
CORD POWELL
JOHN WALLACE
MICHAEL JONES
TREVOR STEVENS
JEFFREY FETZER
RYAN HARTE
FAITH KHAN
SAMMIE LAYTON
CAMRI MENDIETA-DURKIN
ALYSA KLAMM
ARIEL YOUNG
JENNIFER STANLEY
MICHAEL GARRETT
LAUREN LANIGAN
DEQUILIA HOLLOMAN
RONALD GEORGE
DENISE SUAREZ
SEAN BODENDISTEL
CODY MARTIN
VICTOR FRANCO
PRESTON FELGATE
ALIA BERMUDEZ