Meadow Woods Middle School by Academy Publishing, Inc.

June 2014

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Express For The Parents, Staff, Students And Community Of Meadow Woods Middle School

’ Dear Parents: Another year has successfully come and gone. Surprising how fast the school year goes. As you read this newsletter, you will realize that this has been a great year. Our students have received recognition for achievement in the areas of academics, athletics and citizenship. In addition, they have demonstrated our five core values of trust, respect, teamwork, cooperation and pride on a daily basis. I attribute these successes to our responsible students, supportive community and dedicated faculty and staff. I would like to take a moment to say “Thank You” to our Partners in Education. Their support and assistance has been greatly appreciated this year. Sam’s Club Barnes and Nobles Keller Williams Kids R Kids Honey Baked Ham Firehouse Subs Perkins

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House of Pizza 14650 Gator Land Drive Touch Star Cinemas 12441 So Orange Blossom Trail Wild Florida LLC 3301 Lake Cypress Road, Kendensville, GA Chick Fil A 13085 So Orange Blossom Trail Publix 13850 Landstar Blvd.

Look within this newsletter for our students’ accomplishments and information for their summer. On behalf of the faculty and staff at Meadow Woods Middle School, I want to wish the best to our 8th grade students as they leave us to enter high school. We have enjoyed working with these students and their families. In addition, I hope that our returning students and families have a safe and fun summer. We look forward to working with you during the 2014-15 school year. Sincerely, Jennifer Bellinger Principal

2012-2013   Trust, Respect, Teamwork, Cooperation and Pride

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MWMS - Student Summer School Schedules

The following Meadow Woods Middle Summer School schedules will be occurring during June and July, 2014: • Middle School Course Recovery June 11 – July 16 8:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (Closed week of June 30 – July 4) • Incoming 6th graders Program June 11 – July 16 8:30 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. (Closed week of June 30 – July 4) Breakfast and Lunch will be provided.

MWMS – Moby Max

Meadow Woods Middle School has implemented a Web-based curriculum called Moby Max. Moby Max’s adaptive curriculum creates a unique, individualized education plan for each student, allowing gifted students to progress as quickly as they like while simultaneously ensuring that remedial students get the extra instruction they need. MobyMax’s comprehensive learning system automatically diagnoses areas of weakness, assigns targeted lessons to improve those areas, and tracks progress as a student masters the skills. Our Math teachers are currently using Moby Max in their classes. In order to promote its use, they decided to participate in the Moby Max’s 119 Prize Math contest that started on November 8th, 2013 and ended January 10th, 2014. The contest motivated our students and also created an engaging learning environment. Our students were excited and worked very hard during the eight-week contest. Meadow Woods Middle believes it is important to let our students know how much they’ve achieved. Because we recognize their progress and achievements, we are proud to congratulate our top 119 students. Go stallions! Top 119 students 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 27) 28) 29) 30) 31) 32) 33) 34) 35) 36) 37) 38) 39) 40)

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MWMS Summer Reading List

To many, summer break from school often means a break from reading. This can seriously delay academic achievement once a student returns to school. There’s a solid link between the amount of independent reading children do and their success in school. Research shows that students who never open a book during the summer often fall behind in reading. It’s called the “notorious summer slide” – while students who do read maintain or improve their reading and learning skills. Summer reading helps build fluency, background knowledge and vocabulary. This summer MWMS students are required to read at least one (1) of the following books. The books that are chosen must be ones students have not read. We highly encourage our students to take notes on the books they read so they can remember the important concepts and characters. When school resumes, students will be required to pass an Accelerated Reading (AR) test on the summer books they read and a grade will be given in their Language Arts classes. Reading one (1) book is the minimum requirement. We encourage our students to Read, Read, and then Read some more! For Students Entering 6th Grade in August, 2014: 1. *Homesick by Kate Klise 2. *The Ghost of Graylock by Dan Poblocki 3. The False Prince by Jennifer Nelson 4. Chomp by Carl Hiaasen 5. One For The Murphys by Lynda Mullaly Hunt 6. Close To Famous by Joan Bauer For Students Entering 7th Grade in August, 2014: 1. *The Lions of Little Rock by Kristin Levine 2. *I, Emma Freke by Elizabeth Atkinson 3. The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan 4. Wonder by R. J. Palacio 5. When You Reach Me by Rebecca Stead 6. The Book Thief by Markus Zusak For Students Entering 8th Grade in August, 2014: 1. *Variant by Robison Wells 2. *Far Far Away by Tom McNeal 3. Selection by Kiera Cass 4. That Was Then, This Is Now by S. E. Hinton 5. Does My Head Look Big in This? by Randa Abdel-Fattah 6. The Alchemyst by Michael Scott • •

These books are on the Sunshine State Young Readers Award 2013-14 list. See our school website for short excerpts from each book to help you: http://www.mwms.ocps.net

CASPIANS – 6th,7th,8th

The Caspians enjoyed their year-ending CBI trip to Dr. Phillips Park on May 16th. Students enjoyed a cookout with hot dogs and some even got soaked in the splash park. The Caspian team held their awards day on Wednesday, May 21st. All students were recognized for their unique contributions and growth for the 2013-14 school year. Students of the Year were Alex Job, Alexis Pimentel, Angel Carattini, Edgar Ramos, and Ismael Torres.

Members of the Beginning Chorus performed a medley from the musical Wicked at the Spring Concert on May 20th. Students flexed their acting muscles with a scene from the musical. Zoe Mejia played the role of Glenda and Megan Yip played the role of Elphaba. Tiara Sherman ended the first half with a beautiful interpretive dance to the song Let It Go from Frozen.

Intermediate and Advanced Chorus at the Spring Concert performed a medley from the musical Les Miserable. Members of the Intermediate and Advanced chorus dressed in character with ripped clothes and smudged faces. There were several stunning solos by Meadow Woods students. A good time was had by all!!

COLTS – 6th

As this school year comes to a close, Mrs. Longo wants to encourage all students to keep reading over the summer to reinforce the skills that they worked on this year. Reading often over the summer will ensure that students are ready to tackle the new content they will see in 7th grade. Each student received a copy of the summer reading list, so make sure to read, read and read some more! Mrs. Longo would like to congratulate the following students who had outstanding achievement on their AR goals this year: Matheus Schunk, Elizabeth Choy, Kaylin Rackley, Daisy Merino, Denazah Polingo, Serean Suleiman and Maria Rivera. In addition, the Colts have been doing great in Life Science for the last quarter and are looking to finish out the year strong! Students discussed Charles Darwin and the theory of Evolution before FCAT testing started. Colts learned about Ecology and how organisms interact with each other and their environments after FCAT testing finished up. We are finishing out the year talking about how plants make their food and exploring why we need oxygen in order to survive. The Colts have been doing an excellent job in Life Science this year and can look forward to learning about the planets and solar systems next year! Ms. Sacacian’s students have spent the last quarter of the school year focusing on the glorious culture and traditions of the Ancient Romans. Ms. Sacacian’s students had a great time discovering the similarities and differences between daily life in ancient Rome and everyday life today. Additionally, they have studied how the ancient Roman form of government has influenced the creation of our country’s government. This is just a preview to what they will see next year in Civics! Unfortunately, just like the Roman Empire all things must come to an end. On behalf of all the Colts teachers, we hope you all have a restful and safe summer break!

MAVERICKS – 6TH

In Math we reviwed basic concepts like multiplying and dividing decimals and fractions. Then the class integrated these skills with the concept of percent. Finally, we reviewed skills and concepts about algebraic equations. The class discussed a study guide to get the students ready for the 4th quarter Math exam. These last nine weeks, Mr. Kennedy’s World History classes wrapped up the school year with a comprehensive study of Ancient Rome. The 4th Quarter has finished quickly in Mr. Goltzman’s Life Science classes. We began the quarter looking into the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection. This led us through the student’s taking the FCAT in April. We then began discussing Ecology and interactions between organisms. This included the students creating their own food webs to show energy transfer. Finally, we covered photosynthesis and cellular respirations along with the carbon cycle. We then ended the year by covering Human Sexuality. The Mavericks Team wishes everyone to have a fun and safe summer!!!

PALOMINOS – 6th

The Palominos Language Arts classes began the fourth quarter concentrating on skills for developing vocabulary. We reviewed context clues and strategies for detecting them and using them to decipher meaning. We also went within words, to breaking them apart into prefixes, roots, and suffixes to help find their meaning. Later, we concentrated on using imagery while reading, and specifically with vocabulary. For the end of the quarter, and the 2013-14 school year, we are focusing on a very important research project. Students were taught how to conduct internet research and sort through multiple sources for reliable information, as well as how to cite those sources and avoid plagiarism. They were then asked to choose an everyday object to research, so they could then create a report and presentation for their class about how this object has changed over time. Students will be giving final presentations on their objects for the last 3 days of school, and the research project as a whole will take the place of their Language Arts final exams. During this quarter Science students learned about the processes of photosynthesis and cellular respiration. They got to understand how some organisms like plants can make their own food and oxygen by using the energy from the sun in the process of photosynthesis and how some other organisms like animals use these products to make energy to do their basic functions in the process of cellular respiration. They also learned about how carbon is transformed and reused in the carbon cycle. Also, they were able to understand that energy and matter are not created or destroyed but transformed. Last, they will be learning about human sexuality, anatomy of the reproductive system, conception, and sexual transmitted diseases (STD’s).

CLYDESDALES – 8th

I am very proud of the work you’ve accomplished this year. I wish you the best in all your future endeavors. (Ms. Nemcik) During the 4th quarter in Pre-Algebra, we reviewed many of the previously taught skills to prepare for high school and the final exam. Our Students also wrote and performed math songs to instrumental music, which was a delight. Mrs. Nunnally is extremely proud of each and every one of you. She sincerely wish you the best of luck with which ever path you take in life. It has been a pleasure! During the 4th quarter Language Arts has been exploring humor in various texts. We read poetry, nonfiction, and fiction; saw some humorous clips from movies; and ended our time together acting out scenes from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. It has been a pleasure working with you and your kids this year. (Ms. Regan) Mrs. Anderson is extremely proud of all the hard work each and every one of you put forth this school year. Throughout this year you have learned many skills that will be essential in high school and your future. It has been a blessing working with you this year and she looks forward to seeing what the future holds for you. In the words of Dr. Seuss… CONGRATULATIONS! Today Is Your Day You’re Off To Great Places You’re Off and Away You Have Brains In Your Head You Have Feet In Your Shoes You can Steer Yourself Any Directions You Choose You’re On Your Own And You Know What You Know And YOU Are The One Who’ll Decide Where To Go.

KNIGHTS – 7th

During the 4th 9 weeks in Mr. McCurdy’s class, students have been exploring concepts heat transfer between the various Earth spheres, atmospheric layers and effects and the water cycle. Students have also evaluated how solar energy affects weather and global weather patterns. Also the differences and components of climate and weather have been explored. Students wrapped up the end of the 9 weeks learning about human sexuality. In Ms. Moore’s class, FCAT is over and we can take a sigh of relief, but as we come to the end of the year, we are still going strong in math. We are working on solving multi-step equations and inequalities, as well as analyzing data. Ms. Becker’s class had an amazing end to the year! After working hard for FCAT, students were able to move on to some fun activities. For their end-of-the-year project, they had to memorize a monologue. Then they were able to perform it for the class. It was great to see all the hard work and memorization pay off. Remember to read this summer! Parents, check out your local Orange County Public Library location! They have great books, magazines, games, and activities that whole family can enjoy. They also have the books on our MWMS Summer Reading list!! Finally, Ms. Dawson’s Civics students explored topics in Economics. They learned all about personal finance along with saving and investing. Students were also given the task of choosing a career and setting up a personal monthly budget. In addition, they were given insight as to how businesses are organized. All students ended the quarter with a project that required them to create a business plan.

MUSTANGS – 7th

Our Award Ceremony for 7th Grade was held May 28th. We are proud to congratulate to the following Mustangs Team students: Anglee Ali, Natalie Cribeiro, Nicholas Pinho, and Mia Vazquez our Top Performers; Christie DeMacedo, Gabriel Amadeo, Elizabeth Irizarry, Jonathan Pagan, Pamela Batista, Noel McKoy, Hilda Encarnation, and Bryan Whitman as Most Improved. Core Values awarded to Aurie Ramirez and Robert Andrade, Teamwork; Stephanie Rosado and Marcus Salomao, Trust; Marie Raymond and Juan Loaiza, Respect; Leslie Narva and Nemuel Soto, Cooperation; and Jayla Nicholson and Jake Pascale, Pride. This has been one interesting year in the Language Arts classes of Ms. Morgan and Ms. Smith! We made it through one more year of learning. Ms. Morgan is proud of her students for making learning gains throughout the year. Going forward to the next school year, she would like for you (parents) to continue encouraging your child in the summer. Please take them to the public library and or book store to read. There is a list of required reading that is sure to hold your child’s interest. Students must take notes and be prepared to take a test on the book when they return to school in August. For a list of books, please visit: http://www.mwms.ocps. net. Have a safe and happy summer vacation! Ms. Brown’s Science Exploratory Wheel classes practiced organizing and interpreting data in charts and tables. They analyzed information, formed, and defended their conclusions as they processed through “Uncle Henry’s Will”. Students incorporated their engineering skills studying energy transfers and built solar ovens – baked S”Mores. They built O-Wing flight vehicles that flew the distance and closed out the year analyzing energy transfers while making ice cream. Enjoy your summer. Keep looking up and observe the night sky. Students finished the year with the End of Course Exams for Civics in Ms. Castillo’s classes. This is worth 30% of their final grade. The whole year we have prepared them for the exam, and with all the practice we did this final quarter, we hope that they did well. The final units in the 4th quarter were U.S. Regions & Resources, and Economics. In the final weeks of the Economics Unit the students will have identified how to spend their money based on a given amount, limited resources, and by determining between their wants and needs. Their final project will include how to start their own personal business, budgeting of the business, and advertising. Ms. Castillo wishes all her students a fun summer and the best of luck in their future endeavors! During the last days of school, Dr. Luis Ramos-Roque taught the basics of human sexuality to his 6th and 7th grade Science classes. A letter was sent home to parents and guardians describing the topics that will be covered. This is a component of the Comprehensive Health Education Curriculum and is required by OCPS. The lessons include: Introduction/Ground Rules/Pre-Test , Decision-Making, Puberty/Adolescence, Male/Female Reproductive Systems, Menstruation/Fertilization and Birth, Teen Pregnancy Prevention/ Parenting, Contraception, including sexual abstinence, Sexual Abstinence, STDs, including HIV, HIV Disease, Date Rape and Abuse, Healthy Relationships, Media Influences, Refusal Skills, and a Post-Test/Assignment. Ms. Fernandez Santana and Ms. Calandrino’s Mathematics classes spent time practicing, reviewing, and preparing for the FCAT Mathematics test. We are proud of all our students and know each has advanced their mathematics skills throughout the year. Have a terrific summer!

ARABIANS – 7th, 8th

What a successful year we’ve had! As we move ahead into the new school year, our current 7th graders will proudly enter their 8th grade year, one they’ve anxiously been waiting for. Our 8th graders are now high school freshmen! I’d like to congratulate all of my students for their great efforts this year. Their hard work was truly evident in everything they did. Mrs. Torres would like to especially congratulate the following students: • Top Performance Language Arts Advanced, 7th grade: Annabelle Drepaul • Most Improved Language Arts Advanced, 7th grade: Natalia Borrero, Walter Lewis • Top Performance Language Arts Advanced, 8th grade: Angelica Coriano • Most Improved Language Arts Advanced, 8th grade: Jalyn Ramos, Ryan Sewsankar It is incredible that we are ending this school year! In Mrs. Quinones’s classes we have been doing Inquiry activities, collaboration, and reading and writing (AVID strategies) in class. During the fourth nine weeks in Physical Science Honors we are learning about Chemistry, balancing equations, state of matter, chemical formulas, gas behavior, chemical and physical changes, acid, bases and indicators, reaction rates and chemical energy. In Earth/ Space Honors and Advance, we are learning about ocean currents, wind patterns, water cycle, weather, climate and severe weather. On the last week of class, we are going to be covering the Human Sexuality curriculum which covers the following topics: Reproductive system, menstruation, fertilization and birth, STD’s and HIV, Abstinence and contraception, date and rape abuse. It is a pleasure to congratulate all of the Arabians team students that obtained Straight A’s in Science for the entire year. • Earth/Space Science Honors: Aubrey Anthony, Angelica Coriano, Megan Gallagher, Manuel Goico, Michelle Huang, Samuel Ko, Noah Nellis, Aracelis Quinones, Amen Sajid, Justin Sansarran and Aleah Stenstrum. • On Physical Science Honors : Melanie Charef, Florencia Gimenez, Brianna Karim, Raj Patel, Megan Yip, Joshua Santos, Ani Anastasova, Javier Ramirez, Kevin Rivera, Angelica Bernard, Brandon Fajardo, Celeste Gooding, Gabreella Ibanez, Nathalie Mezquita, Ashley Vincent, Kevin Chu, Annabelle Drepaul, Josylynn Gomez, Asad Khan, Elane Roopnarain and Jacqueline Rosario. Ms. DeRoo would like to congratulate all Civics students for making it through the Civics EOC. She looks forward to seeing you all next year as 8th graders! Ms. DeRoo would like to wish all of her 8th graders the best of luck next year in high school. You have worked hard this year. She knows you have what it takes to make your high school career a success!

BRONCOS – 8th

The year has concluded and we are proud of how of our Broncos finished! Even though Math EOC and FCAT scores have yet to return, we are excited about the pending results because our students have worked extremely hard in preparation for the challenge of these exams. As the finals days of this school year slide by, we are sad to see our students go but confident in their preparation for the next level. We hope they all grow to their potential and reach for lofty goals and ideals. In Social Studies, we studied how the Civil War and the succession of our southern states tore apart a nation of Americans. The students analyzed, compared/contrasted and evaluated the Union and Confederate armies in an epic battle that lasted for 8 years. The final project was a Civil Was project of their choices. Mrs. Madison enjoyed all of their hard work. The students of recognition for this 9 weeks are Esteban Ramos and Heba Akbar…keep up the great work!!!! Mrs. Madison would like to wish all of our Stallions all the best in High School and to follow their dreams to success!!!! Mr. Swakcerd’s classes prepared for the nine week’s exams. By way of review the students covered various benchmarks that will culminate in the nine week’s examination. The students had an alternate assessment for their nine week’s examination. The students prepped for public speaking. This is the final benchmark that the students were to master this school year. The students were given an assignment to perform as a small group or by themselves in delivering their public speeches. The students have worked very hard this year and they are to be commended. Way to go MWMS class of 2014!!

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MWMS Summer Zone Program

Meadow Woods Middle School Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida Summer Zone program begins on June 9 and ends on July 18, 2014. The program hours and days of operations are 8:00am to 5:00pm Monday through Thursday and will be closed June 30 to July 4th. The Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida Summer Zone program cost is $15 registration fee and $120 for the entire 5-week program. Members will be provided FREE Breakfast, FREE Lunch, and Free Snacks! Members will be participating in many fun activities such as Art & Crafts, Indoor Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Hockey, Gatorball, Computer Labs, Board Games, Cooking, Game Room, Talent Shows, Pizza Parties, Drama Clubs, Social Awareness and Community Service Projects. Members also will be attending several fun and exciting field trips such as Fun Spot, Typhoon Lagoon, Wet ‘n’ Wild, David & Buster’s, Disney Quest, Orlando Science and Kennedy Space Centers. The Boys & Girls Club of Central Florida at Meadow Woods Middle School provides a safe place to learn and grow. Applications are available through Meadow Woods Middle School front office during school hours or you can visit us at www.bgcafterschoolzone.org If you have any question please don’t hesitate to contact Bernard “Coach” Mitchell Jr. at 407-850-5180 ext.5182296 or at bernard.mitchell@ocps.net.