Greetings!

As we are at the midpoint of the 3rd quarter, we are thankful for all the hard work put in by our students, teachers, staff, and parents/guardians. We encourage all families to use this point in the year to check grades on Home Access Center and remember to save the date as Virtual Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Wednesday, February 23 from 4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Registration for conferences open February 11 for signup. Communication with teachers is one of the best ways to support your students' growth; if you have questions, please do not hesitate to reach out for support. How to Register Here

We urge students to take advantage of the After School Homework Club to complete homework assignments, catch up on any missing work, and get extra academic support. After School Homework Club is a great resource and is open every Tuesday and Thursday one hour after school with Mrs. Devlin and Mrs. Andrews.

Spring picture day for 6th and 7th graders is Tuesday, February 15; 8th Grade formal pictures will also be taken on this day.

We continue to be thankful for parent support! Please continue to join and support our PTA, currently, we have 41 staff members and 43 parents.

GO Huskies!
Ms. Larry,
Principal

Black History continues to be celebrated to honor the achievements and hardships of historical and contemporary Black Americans.

Lonnie Bunch, Founding Director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, said, “Black History reserves the memory of the past as well as the culture of an entire group of people. Moreover, it empowers members of that culture to retain their traditions while continuing to make a positive difference in the world.”

The 2022 Black History Month's theme is Black Health and Wellness. This focus will celebrate the contributions and breakthroughs of Black professionals as well as speak to the cultural richness of those “non-traditional” health and wellness practitioners.

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For the second year in a row, we would like to thank our friends at The A+ Foundation for gifting us one dollar per student to be used to support our school this year with any programs or special events.

The A+ Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that supports and assists alumni and raises money to enhance the opportunities of the students and staff of School District 129. The goals of the A+ Foundation are to enrich the curriculum of West Aurora School District 129, inspire excellence in students and staff, expand opportunities for community involvement, and foster alumni connections.

The A+ Foundation works hard all year to raise funds and put these dollars to work in our schools. Along with their commitment to AP, Hall of Honor, Excellence in Education, and our Fund-A-Need grants, this program is another way to support the great things we do in West Aurora.

February - the shortest month that seems to be packed with so many things!

This month, we continue our focus to make a Commitment to Dialogue. But, as we look at the indicators in the district commitment, we, as a building, will really focus on the highlighted indicator and think about what our instructional intention is for the lesson, unit, activity and how we can best plan out “deliberate opportunities of planned dialogue.” To do that, Teaching and Learning will focus on how we plan and initiate questions and responses to further our student understanding.

Commitment to Dialogue (Exploratory Talk)

• Exploratory dialogue underpins collaboration between all learners. Talk is exploratory rather than cumulative or disputational

• High-quality dialogue enables students to generate ideas and think more deeply

• Everyone experiences deliberate opportunities of planned dialogue leading to meaningful learning

• The learning environment and culture of each classroom enable students to take risks in their thinking and dialogue.

This month, Herget Celebrates Black History! During this month, we will celebrate, acknowledge and highlight the achievements, works, and contributions of Black Americans. Students will see and hear about individuals and events through announcements, posters throughout the building, conversations they may have in class, and through Schoology posts.

Just as January’s newsletter explained, February continues a few things that started during that month, for example…

• Testing:

• We have ACCESS testing starting the week of February 7, 2022.

• If you have questions regarding ACCESS testing, please reach out to Mr. Neukirch.

• Course Selection continues for our 8th graders

• Tuesday, February 8, 2022, 8th graders will meet with West Aurora High School counselors to register for their freshman classes next year.

• If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Nicholson-Rigaud

• 5 Essential Surveys

• Here is the link to the district information regarding the 5 Essential Survey

• Students will take the 5 Essential Survey on Wednesday, February 23, 2022

• If you have any additional questions, please email or call Mrs. Nicholson-Rigaud

• Email: knicholson@sd129.org

• Phone: (630) 301-5231

Dates, Events, and Information to put on your radar…

• February 7 - Begins ACCESS testing

• February 8 - 8th graders will meet with West Aurora High School Counselors

• February 11 - 3rd Quarter midterm grades are available on Home Access

• February 15- Spring Pictures & 8th Grade Formal Pictures

• February 21 - No School - Presidents Day (observed)

• February 23 - 5 Essential Survey - students will take in school

• February 23 - PARENT/TEACHER Conferences - please make sure to sign up through Power PTC.

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6th GRADE

Sixth graders are finishing up their study of the Structure and Function of Organisms where they are learning all about cells and how they come together to form organisms. Students are also exploring the characteristics of all living things! Next, students will be exploring The History of Planet Earth.

7th GRADE

In the month of February, 7th graders will learn how sound and light waves travel. To begin the unit, students will learn the difference between a transverse wave and a longitudinal wave. They will also understand the difference between frequency and amplitude. Students will model the various waves in class with materials and create drawings.

8th GRADE

For the month of February eighth grade science, students will continue their exploration into genetics and inheritance of traits. They will use Punnett squares to determine the probability offspring will inherit certain traits. Students will also explore asexual and sexual reproduction and they will get a chance to watch a planarian regeneration through asexual reproduction.

February. Ahhh, the season of love! Love is in the air this February and there certainly is not a shortage of it here at Herget. This month the Social Studies teachers wanted to share with you what we LOVE the most about teaching Social Studies. Mrs. Curgino and Mrs. Olsen love having students back in the classroom full time this year. Students are able to explore past and present events through the use of technology and in-person conversations! Watching students make connections between cultures and traditions, both past and present, is incredible!

Seventh-grade students are wrapping up their studies in developed and developing countries. They have analyzed data and examined standards of living in various countries throughout the world. In addition, they have worked on problem-solving current issues that would help people around the world raise their standard of living. For the remainder of the third quarter, we will bring a novel study to our classes while we focus on conflict and how conflict affects all parties involved. Our class novel Refugee focuses on the ideas of survival and courage as told by the narrator.

Eighth-grade teachers love that the kids at Herget Middle School are AMAZING! The eighth-grade teachers also love that “there is always something interesting going on in the world!” Worldly events make for numerous teachable moments! 8th-grade students have been focusing on the causes of the Civil War and how the war impacted American society and government.

As you can see, it doesn’t matter the grade level or the content, Social Studies teachers at Herget LOVE what they do each and every day!

The PE Department will start Fitness Testing at the end of January and the beginning of February. The data collected will move with the students as they progress to West Aurora High School. This will provide the students with valuable information as they continue their fitness journey not only through school but in life.

Please remind your student, as will we, that these fitness tests are just a starting point and not to get discouraged at their results. This is a big puzzle we are putting together and this is a starting point. By collecting data now in middle school, we will help the students improve in all areas of fitness and provide them with the skills they need to continue on this journey. Health class will also provide valuable information also. Please contact your student's PE teacher if you have any questions or concerns. JCullison@sd129.org, CThornton@sd129.org, JWindle@sd129.org, and LEastlick@sd129.org.

The girls' basketball and dance team season is underway! You can check out the schedule for the girls' basketball teams at the 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade level at https://il.8to18.com/herget/home. Our amazing dance team performs at halftime of the first home game played at 7th and 8th-grade girls basketball games. The 7th and 8th grade basketball season will finish with the City of Lights tournament against all the other Aurora schools.

Spring sports information will be released sometime in the middle of February. Spring sports include 6th/7th/8th-grade boys and girl track and field, 7th/8th girls soccer, and 7th/8th boys volleyball. Spring sports will start the week of March 14th. This information will be released on Schoology on the athletic website. You must be registered online at https://il.8to18.com/herget/home and have an up-to-date sports physical on file in order to participate in spring sports.

This quarter we as the 7th grade ELA department will be focusing on Argumentative writing and research. The students will be formulating and writing arguments based on researched-based articles. With every argument there are always two sides to every story, the students will have to choose a side and defend that side.

The students will learn the importance of a good hook, to grab the reader’s attention, as well as figuring out what information is important and crucial to developing a well-written argument following the CER strategy. The students will also be learning about the importance of telling both sides of the story by including a counterclaim and how to rebut that claim with a strongly worded rebuttal based on evidence and facts. The art or Argumentative writing is an important skill that helps develop young minds to be fact-based thinkers and confident debaters.

Also, this month we are infusing African American accomplishments, advancements, and the struggles that the African American people have endured and that are still very present today. Change is key and eminent to the advancement of us as a country and as a people, education is the starting point to that change. So, we will be incorporating studying poetry, speeches, and music that were instrumental in leading our country towards change. We also will be looking forward to the next quarters' topics of poetry, drama, and our final novel study for the year.

Herget Huskies continue to promote healthy lifestyles. Masks continue to be worn, keeping a safe distance of 3ft-6ft from others is encouraged and frequent handwashing and good hygiene are advised. A healthy mind and body are needed for productive learning. We have been documenting COVID vaccines as submitted. I want to remind families to talk to their doctor regarding personal concerns. This link has some good information regarding COVID Vaccines available in Kane County. COVID-Vaccine

Students are encouraged to describe their symptoms clearly and explain their needs. We talk about “letting your doctor know” when necessary. This is an important skill for our middle schoolers to begin to learn. A brief break, temp check, and back to class from the health office can result in a five-day stay home period. Please know that we continue to follow IDPH and Kane County guidelines. Thank you for helping us keep your students safe by keeping students who feel ill home.

Regarding doctor visits, health office staff are preparing letters to be mailed home with individualized notices for all eighth-grade students. All eighth-graders are required to have a complete physical exam prior to ninth-grade entry. This is an early reminder to make those appointments. Please take these notices with you when taking your student for his/her ninth-grade physical exam. Students at all levels are excited to prepare for sports participation. Remember that a valid school physical exam can be used for sports for one year from the date of the exam. Please do not hesitate to call the health office with questions.

On a personal level as your school nurse, I can report that I have chosen to receive the COVID vaccine and on November 7th I received the booster dose. I can share that it is peace of mind for me to have this vaccine protection.

Take care,

Elizabeth Silva RN-CSN (630.301.5243)

Blind Date With A Book is officially underway! Starting February 1st we’d like to “fix you up” with a blind date- a book of course. After all, we ARE a library. Will your “date” be fiction or nonfiction? Will it be funny or informative? Maybe a mystery or a true crime? With each book is a “Rate-a-Date” slip. Simply say whatever you want about your date. You won’t hurt our feelings or the books. Return the “Rate-a-Date” slip to the library front desk and choose a treat from our candy jar! Happy dating!

Mark your calendars! Our Spring Book Fair will be here before you know it!! It is scheduled for March 7- March 18. Students are able to make purchases at any time throughout the course of the fair. Scholastic accepts cash, check, and credit cards. This book fair is a huge fundraiser for the LMC. It is the primary reason we have so many new books in students’ hands. I am so proud of the reading climate our students have created at Herget.

Battle of the Books for students and staff is just around the corner. Make sure to have your books read by the beginning of April! Let the best team win!

Support Writing at Home

Over the last decade, research has shown that reading and writing are more interconnected than we ever thought. As we read more and more, we gain a better understanding of text structures and language, and that knowledge can be transferred into our own writing. As we write more and more, we gain a better understanding of the writing process, and that knowledge can be used to improve our analysis of other authors’ writing.

Supporting a student’s reading habits at home doesn’t require much more than providing a quiet space, time, and some fantastic books to get lost in. Many parents, however, find supporting their students’ writing habits a bit more intimidating. Here are a number of fun and meaningful ways we can support our students’ writing development at home:

• Create a family journal where BOTH you and your student can record your shared and individual memories (your student treasures your words more than you probably know)

• Write letters or group emails to your extended family or friends with updates on your lives or questions about theirs

• Assist your student in writing thank-you letters when they receive a gift or help from someone

• Write a poem or limerick for your student once a week/two weeks/month and challenge them to write their own in response

• Begin a personal diary, have your student do the same, and set aside at least 5-10 minutes in your night to record your thoughts or feelings from the day (be careful not to violate the privacy of each other’s personal musings or you may risk losing interest in the practice)

• Write an online review together of a product you purchased, a movie you watched, a recipe you tried, a restaurant you ate at, etc.

• If your student asks you to buy something for them or for permission to attend an event, have them write a proposal as to why it’s important to them or what they can gain from it

• Write competing stories based on a photograph or your favorite work of art

It is important that our students not only see themselves as writers but also that they see us as writers too. Practice, practice, practice, and remember to have some fun!

In honor of Valentine’s Day Herget’s elective teachers would like to share what they LOVE ❤️️ about their content area?

• Señora Medeles loves to share the culture of the Spanish speaking world with her students in addition to the usefulness of Spanish in everyday lives.
• Madame Washer I love the diversity of the Francophone world. I love to discover new French singers and music.
• Dr. Glogowski loves to hear and see choir and ukulele students enjoy performing music together.
• Mrs. Metallo loves to watch confidence grow as CTE students learn how to use tools and equipment they’ve never used before.
• Ms. Buettner and Mrs. Hunt love watching band students experience success as they learn to perform increasingly challenging music as the year progresses.
• Mr. Skly loves watching all of the lovely students develop a love for ART!

Math classes have been hard at work as we continue making our way through our respective course curriculums. We love seeing the students' efforts pay off and are amazed by the growth and progress of all of our students. We continue to emphasize the importance of attendance and hard work in order to become the best version of ourselves. We can all be great math students - we just have to persevere.

As parents or guardians you might have your children coming to you seeking guidance on different assignments from math class. When this happens, do you find yourself unable to help your child and do you find yourself thinking, “What do I tell my child when I don’t remember ever seeing this type of mathematics when I was a student?” or “I was never good at math, how can I possibly help my child?” If so, here are a few helpful tips, taken from this NCTM blog written by NCTM President J. Michael Shaughnessy, that might make the next time you sit down to work with your child more successful:

• Work together as a team with your child. It is important to ask your child to share what they know and to explain how they are thinking about the question. This approach might help you as the parent remember a strategy but it might also get your child realizing they know more than they thought they did!

• Be creative in finding resources that will help you - you can Google a topic, you can browse the NCTM website for helpful resources, or you can watch helpful videos you find on YouTube.

• Remember everyone can be good at math! There is no math gene, no one was born being bad at math...it just takes perseverance and a positive attitude!

• Be positive! Thank your child for taking the time to ask for help and encourage them to keep working hard and seeking help when they need it.

Additionally, on nights when your child doesn’t have homework or finish their homework early, practicing basic facts is always beneficial. Integer operations and multiplication/division facts are always excellent topics to practice no matter what grade your child is in. Here are a few websites that are quick resources for practicing these skills:

• www.Multiplication.com

• Hooda Math

Here is a Valentine’s Day Challenge for you to try with your child - have fun!!

Our MyTIime Huskies were introduced to coding/robotics with Steam Academy in partnership with the city of Aurora, students built their own robots to keep.

A big “Thank You” to our visitors from APS Training Academy, Mr. Andy Cozens, and his team! Please see the included information on Free Technology Courses offered right here in downtown Aurora!

We are always looking for more students to join MyTime.

Acosta Ariana

Adler Morgan

Aguirre Mason

Anderson Dylan

Andry William

Ayala Marcos

Barajas Chelsey

Bohr Benjamin

Boys Emma

Bozhani Migena

Bravo Danna

Bustos Amauri

Byrne Tyler

Carlos Sarahi

Catich Kristen

Catich Lauren

Chavez Evalyn

Cox Matthew

Desbles Allison

Diaz Crystal

Duarte Ximena

Eley Larissa

Ellis Linnae

Falcone Alyssa

Flatt Reagan

Flores Elizabeth

Fritz Carissa

Galvan Xitlalic

Garcia Ashley

Garcia Elizabeth

Garcia Geselle

Garcia Jessica

Garcia Magali

Garibay Sanchez Denise

Gehrmann Nathan

Gehrmann Samuel

Geronimo Graciela

Goettsch Caroline

Goytia Emanuel

Gracia Sheets Carlos

Gracia Sheets Sofia

Gray Vanessa

Gregory Donovan

Grmusa Elena

Grmusa Lazar

Guerrero Guillermo

Gutierrez Kaila

Hartman Ellie

Harvey Benjamin

Hauser Abigail

Herrera Angel

Jimenez Julian

Johnson William

Jones Ainsley

Keith Maddox

Kerns Mia

Kunio Mia

Lagunas Carlos

Lesniak Asher

Maloney Leilani

Maronic Colin

Marron Evelyn

Martinez Brieann

Massie Ephraim

Mathis Reese

Maxwell Ella

McComb Kendrick

Mercado Roman Nileishka

Miranda Ximena

Mitchell John

Montiel Vicente

Nino America

Olguin Valeria

Ortiz Angelina

Parker Taylor

Pearch McKenzie

Piccony Kiera

Prieur Chloe

Pryor Gianna

Quintana Marcus

Rachow Tate

Ramirez Fabian

Raskosky Dylan

Recendiz Natalie

Richmond Gabriel

Rihan Dana

Rihan Yahya

Roderick Greyson

Rodriguez Leslie

Ruiz Nayely

Ruiz Yareli

Saadat Bahar

Saucedo Cesar

Savini Sophia

Sheldon Alicen

Slama Brennen

Smalling Payton

Smith Nolan

Sosa Daisy

Starkovich Zachary

Sutton Brianna

Tapia Jimmy

Tapia Manny

Tapia Natasha

Tarr Anna

Torres Angel

Torres Gisselle

Torres Gustavo

Torres Yiselle

Vergan Zoe

Wadle Jacob

Weiss Shaun

Wicks Ayden

Wilhelmi Hayden

Williams Syncere

Zimmerman Avery

Acosta Gomez Ruby

Agboga Miles

Aguilar Jizel

Aguirre Gavin

Aguirre Jayden

Alanis Michelle

Alanis Sonia

Alcantar David

Anderson Duncan

Anderson Jillian

Anselmo Makayla

Aparicio David

Araiza Makenna

Arguello Dafne

Arroyo Erick

Ayers Leah

Baca Yareli

Bailey Emma

Balleza-Lopez Adrian

Barrera Ramirez Paola

Bollengier Sawyer

Brenka Brooke

Brown Tremond

Cabrera Fabian Amanda

Calderon Torres Claudia

Campos Naomy

Caragher Broderick

Cardoso Christian

Carmona Melanie

Carter Jalen-Makai

Cates Jeremiah

Cecala Asher

Celaya Evelyn

Centers Madison

Chavez Alexa

Chavez Anessa

Chavez Haidy

Chavez II Antonio

Cirasuolo Anthony

Cisneros Abraham

Claudio Evelyn

Clever Alexandra

Conroy Liam

Contreras Leobardo

Contreras Ibarra Jaquelin

Cook Katelin

Cox Eva

Culpepper Logan

Davenport Demetrie

Davila Luciano

Day Bryce

DeAngeles Marco

Delgado Israel

Delgado Izaac

Deliman Zachary

Diaz Adamaris

Diaz Galaviz Zuemy

DiDonato Dominick

Donaldson Brylee

Dulan Lamija

Dunn Teagan

Elizarraraz Daniel

Enriquez Ryder

Estrada Makayla

Farmer Devin

Favela Leilani

Fayfar Willow

Fillmore Olivia

Fish Kailani

Flatt Warren

Flores-Delgado Lizzeth

Fraga Alexa

Franciscy Evan

Frantzen Sophia

Frederick Addison

Gajewski Alyson

Garcia Alexandra

Garcia Jayden

Garcia Reyes Maria De Jesus

Garcia Valdez Jr Fernando

Gardner Michael

Gatewood Sara

Ghobrial Jacob

Gibson Syrese

Gomez Alejandra

Gonzales Ethan

Gonzalez Janessa

Gonzalez Johannah

Gonzalez Mateo

Gradisca Carson

Guerrero Natalie

Gutierrez Itzel

Guzman Gladys

Guzman Leonardo

Haggard Tyree

Harden Jr Kenneth

Hebert Davin

Hei Phaw

Heinz Onya

Hernandez Denise

Hernandez Ellexis

Hernandez Frank

Herran Damian

Herrera Jose

Hill Emerald

Hill Emerie

Hill Taneah

Hobson Ashton

Hsit Daniel

Huerta Jesus

Jacquez Noel

Jaimes Dominic

Keck Emily

Kimbrough Blaze

Kirchhoff Marissa

Kiveni Christopher

Lafaver Alyssa

Lara Jonathan

Leon Julian

Lesniak Emily

Linder Emma

Lofton Tucker

Lowell Luke

Lydon Isabella

Magana Madelyn

Mahoney Lachlan

Manungu Kiveni

Marquardt Grace

Martinez Adriana

Martinez Hugo

Matkovich Evan

McCormick Jamira

McGinnis Nathan

McLoughlin Grady

McLoughlin Nola

Medina Angeletti

Medley Shaniece

Menchaca Abbigail

Mendez Rosales Karla

Miller Madeline

Miranda Yohann

Mitchell Natalie

Mizanin Logan

Montano Emanuel

Montoya Marilyn

Mora Valencia Jose

Morales Saralisse

Moreno Carson

Nelson Kaylie

Nieves Andrea

Noble Jr Christopher

Norris Sophia

Ochoa Cristina

Olivas Itzel

Olivas Mario

Oostman Ethan

Orrala Joel

Ortiz Eileen

Petitjean Blake

Pointer Paige

Pool Jenna

Prendi Anika

Prieur Monet

Quinto Alexander

Rangel Jannyn

Reyna Cecilia

Reza Gabriel

Rivera Cristian

Roberson Alyssa

Roberson Kaylie

Rocha Nadiyah

Roderick Finnley

Ruiz Jesus

Salazar JR Jorge

Santana Alexa

Santana Cruz Camila

Sapnu Ryacinth

Serio Dayne

Serrano Jason

Shamas Zarah

Sifuentes Esai

Sittler Faith

Smith Joshwa

Solache Lopez Alejandro

Solache Lopez Vanessa

Soto Edwin

Speedy Junemann Makayla

Szczeblewski Darek

Tabamo Onigie

Tapia Jordi

Taylor Jaheim

Terrazas Abigail

Thomas-Braun Haiden

Thuer Jacob

Tillman Layla

Tlahuetl Julissa

Torres Naelea

Trujillo Anthony

Tuohy Trenton

Uribes Javier

Valdez Sophia

Valenzuela Ulyses

Vazquez Ricardo

Wadle Addison

Williams Jair

Wright Jayden

Acosta Ariana

Adler Morgan

Aguirre Mason

Anderson Jillian

Anderson Dylan

Arguello Dafne

Ayala Marcos

Bailey Emma

Balleza-Lopez Adrian

Barajas Chelsey

Bohr Benjamin

Bravo Danna

Byrne Tyler

Caragher Broderick

Carlos Sarahi

Catich Kristen

Catich Lauren

Celaya Evelyn

Chavez Evalyn

Chavez II Antonio

Clever Alexandra

Cox Matthew

Deliman Zachary

Desbles Allison

Duarte Ximena

Eley Larissa

Ellis Linnae

Falcone Alyssa

Franciscy Evan

Galvan Xitlalic

Garcia Ashley

Garcia Jessica

Garcia Elizabeth

Garcia Magali

Garcia Reyes Maria

Gehrmann Nathan

Geronimo Graciela

Goettsch Caroline

Goytia Emanuel

Gracia Sheets Sofia

Gracia Sheets Carlos

Gray Vanessa

Gregory Donovan

Grmusa Elena

Grmusa Lazar

Gutierrez Kaila

Guzman Gladys

Hartman Ellie Grace

Hauser Abigail Rose

Heinz Onya Raya

Jaimes Dominic

Johnson William

Jones Ainsley

Kautzky Aaron

Kerns Mia

Kiveni Christopher

Lagunas Carlos

Lara Jonathan

Lesniak Asher

Lesniak Emily

Maloney Leilani

Marquez Mahaylia

Massie Ephraim

Mathis Reese

Matkovich Evan

Maxwell Ella

McGinnis Nathan

McLoughlin Nola

Medley Shaniece

Mercado Roman

Miller Madeline

Miranda Ximena

Mitchell John

Mitchell Natalie

Montano Emanuel

Montoya Marilyn

Nieves Andrea

Nino America

Olguin Valeria

Pearch McKenzie

Prieur Chloe

Prieur Monet

Pryor Gianna

Quintana Marcus

Quinto Alexander

Rachow Tate

Ramirez Fabian

Raskosky Dylan

Recendiz Natalie

Richmond Gabriel

Rihan Yahya

Roberson Alyssa

Roderick Finnley

Roderick Greyson

Rubio Nazareth

Ruiz Nayely

Ruiz Jesus

Ruiz Yareli

Santana Cruz

Savini Sophia

Serio Dayne

Shamas Zarah

Sheldon Alicen

Slama Brennen

Smith Paige

Starkovich Zachary

Sutton Brianna

Szczeblewski Darek

Tabamo Onigie

Tapia Manny

Tarr Anna Grace

Torres Angel

Torres Yiselle

Vergan Zoe

Wadle Jacob

Weiss Shaun

Wicks Ayden

Wilhelmi Hayden

Williams Syncere

Wright Jayden

Aca Carla

Acosta Gomez Ruby

Aguirre Jayden

Alanis Sonia

Alcantar David

Alfaro Adrian

Alfaro Anayha

Anderson Duncan

Andry William

Araiza Makenna

Armstrong Caitlyn

Ash Mykalah

Astorga Anaissa

Ayers Leah

Baca Yareli

Barradas Genesis

Beyers Brielle

Bollengier Sawyer

Boys Emma

Bozhani Migena

Brenka Brooke

Brigido Edgar

Brown Tremond

Bustos Amauri

Cabrera Fabian Amanda

Calderon Daisy

Calderon Torres Claudia

Cardoso Christian

Carman Ella

Carter Jalen-Makai

Cates Jeremiah

Ceja Giovanni

Centers Madison

Chavez Alexa

Chavez Anessa

Chavez Haidy

Cirasuolo Anthony

Claudio Evelyn

Conroy Liam

Cook Katelin

Coyne Delia

Davenport Demetrie

Davila Luciano

Day Bryce

Delgado Alejandro

Delgado Izaac

Diaz Adamaris

Diaz Galaviz Zuemy

DiDonato Dominick

Doherty Behr

Dulan Lamija

Dunn Teagan

Elizarraraz Daniel

Estrada Makayla

Farmer Devin

Favela Leilani

Fillmore Olivia

Fish Kailani

Flatt Reagan

Flatt Warren

Flores Elizabeth

Flores-Delgado Lizzeth

Fonseca Jocelyn

Foster Chasity

Fritz Carissa

Fuentes Govani

Gajewski Alyson

Garcia Alexandra

Garcia Deandre

Garcia Geselle

Gardner Michael

Garibay Sanchez Denise

Gatewood Sara

Gehrmann Samuel

Gibson Syrese

Gonzales Ethan

Gonzalez Mateo

Gradisca Carson

Guerrero Guillermo

Gutierrez Briana

Gutierrez Itzel

Guzman Leonardo

Haggard Tyree

Harvey Benjamin

Hebert Davin

Hernandez Emily

Hernandez Denise

Herran Damian

Herrera Calizta

Herrera Jose

Herrera Angel

Hieronimi Abigail

Hill Emerie

Hill Taneah

Hobson Ashton

Jimenez Julian

Jimenez Richard

Juarez Leonardo

Keck Emily

Kimbrough Blaze

Kirchhoff Marissa

Kunio Mia

Lafaver Alyssa

LaVorin Edward

Leon Julian

Linder Emma

Lofton Tucker

Logan Dynasty

Lowell Luke

Lydon Isabella

Magana Madelyn

Mahoney Lachlan

Manungu Kiveni

Marquardt Grace

Marron Evelyn

Martinez Aaliyah

Martinez Brieann

Martinez Monica

Martinez Hugo

McComb Kendrick

McCormick Jamira

Menchaca Abbigail

Mendez Rosales Karla

Mendoza Uriel

Mizanin Logan

Mora Alexa

Mora Valencia Jose

Morales Saralisse

Moreno Carson

Nelson Kaylie

Neuhaus Kaden

Ochoa Cristina

Olivas Mario

Orrala Joel

Ortiz Angelina

Parker Taylor

Perez-Moyotl Guadalupe

Piccony Kiera

Pineira Cassandra

Pointer Paige

Portillo Jade

Prendi Anika

Rangel Jannyn

Regis Evelyn

Reyna Cecilia

Reza Gabriel

Roberson Kaylie

Rodriguez Leslie

Saadat Bahar

Salgado Rosalie

Sanchez Jesus

Santana Victor

Sapnu Ryacinth

Saucedo Cesar

Senne Jacob

Serrano Jason

Sifuentes Esai

Smalling Payton

Solache Lopez Vanessa

Solache Lopez Alejandro

Soto Edwin

Tapia Natasha

Tapia Jimmy

Tapia Jordi

Taylor Jaheim

Thuer Jacob

Torres Gustavo

Torres Gisselle

Trujillo Anthony

Trujillo Nathan

Tuohy Kirsten

Tuohy Trenton

Valdez Sophia

Valenzuela Ulyses

Vazquez Ricardo

Ventura Angeline

Wadle Addison

Williams Jair

Woosley Dominic

Zimmerman Avery

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Website: https://herget.sd129.org/
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