ELEMENTARY

Belleview

Terrific Kids for April were: Josie Morris, Colton Smith, Payten Durden, Kelly Robertson, Ashley Chandler, Jordan Winn, Noah Charles, Haley Howard, De'Jon Farrare, Emma Bumgardner, Bailey Iannone, Destiny Nivens, TJ Starnes, Seth Messinger, KaDarrius Baxter, KiKi Paradice, Andrea Chick, Jarquan Rhinehart, Kelsey Carson, Brad Blankenship, Jessie Murphy, Savannah Wagner, Madison Koppe, Rachel Williams, Madison Cherry, Brandon Banks, Joshua Wise, Valerie Goodman, Roman Vinson, Elizabeth Howard, Jada Wilson, Mary Madison Inzerillo, Kiana Robinson and Katie Kierstead.

Bethany

PrinciPALS for May are: Tyler Champion, Forest Falls, Jayden Carpenter, Bailey Cole Ledford, Noah Moore, Ian McDevitt, Maggie Little, Summer Waters, Sydney Herron, Dillon Devall, Austin Farmer and Erin Marr.

Ebenezer Avenue

Muffins for Moms will be held from 7:15 to 7:45 a.m. Monday.

Volunteer forms for Field Day this Friday are available on the school district's Web site or at the school office.

Terrific Kids for May are: Guinevere Holder, Belle Bowden, Sumaya Minton, Mikayla Hudnall, Evan Brazil, Austin Parker, Maya Pinkney, Willie Crawford, Darby Russell, Amanda Sanchez, Brooke Shull, Keenan Harris, Mariany Vega, Da'Shawn Street, Santreal Street, Abby Zivicky, Sarah Lumetta and Katie Gulledge.

The last Terrific Kids program for this school year will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Media Center.

Ebinport

Terrific Kids for March and April were: Jewel Edwards, Jacob Doyle, Catherine Judd, Tony Cousar, Ryan Troxel, Zachary Pirrone, Joanna Punay, Hailey Hale, Annabelle Scott, Kevin Wright, Christina McCarthy, Tyreese Steele, Charlotte Walker, Hayden Joiner, MacKenzie Crouch, Gemekia Gordon, Alyssa Priest, Michael Davis, Hallie Conrad, Sarah Katherine Pilcher, Brayden Crumpton, Brianna Peay, Max Kiser, Aleah Smalls, Fred Croom, Shelby McMegan, Aisha Brown, Mekayla Caskey, Michael Bailey, Brysyn Moore, Cooper Brown, Faith Blasingame, Ashley Timmons, LaTara McCollum, Lara Breitkreutz, Genna Contino, Avery Conrad, Graham Robinson, Alfredo Cirilo, Addie Jensen, Tahj Stover, Ashley Rakestraw, Noah Smith, Lamar Murray, Aziyah Ford, Emma Rutledge, Asha Holland and Robert Jones, III.

Finley Road

Students and chaperones should arrive to school by 7:45 a.m. Monday for the Riverbanks Zoo field trip.

Terrific Kids for May are: Madeline Volchko, Matthew Schiller, Logan Scearce, Madison Hamm, James Nixon, Dorothy Hope, Micah Brown, Margot Yearwood, Lillie Ball, Summer Collins, Audrey Calzada, Stephanie Duncan, Christian Hamrick, Abby Lujan, Jessica Fortner, Maliyah Hayden, Micah Ball, Peyton Brumfield, Bailey Herndon, Jonathan Parker, Kaylee Philbeck, J'veon Beckham, Breona Foster, Nancy Grier, Dawn McCoy, Alex Schmidt and Megan Calkins.

Hickory Grove/Sharon

Students of the Week are: Shelby Totherow, Joseph Jacinto, Alaina Preslar, Logan Catoe, Aaron Jones, Seth Smart, AJ Brooks, John Cartwright, Norian Guthrie, Comer Haltom, Tyree Smith, Whitney Lee, Michael Blackwood, Brandon Ramsey, John Michael Robinson, Taylor Wilkerson, Will Dover, Brooklyn Mason, Tanajah Good, Jacob Espinoza, Kolton Robinson, Zach McVicar and Brittany Porter.

Independence

Terrific Kids for April are: Harrison Neely, Ashley Gillespie, Devin Nichols, Tonie Bogan, Emily Rivera, Abby Brasington, Dylan Faile, Madison Reed, Dominique McCoy, Shanna Stauffer, Kasey Bean, Tyler Lane, Louis Hogan, Isaiah Robinson, Ty'Dreqcuiz Dewese, Brittney Ross, Tambi Brown-Wiggam, Brittany Crump, Marenda Morgan, Adrian Henderson, Makhala Lindsey, Christian Austin, Kelsey Barnes, Brandon Croutch, Robbie Clinton, Kayla Philbeck and Christopher Kendrick.

India Hook

Fifth-graders Juan Pedraza, Ashley Severance and Evan Vail were York County's first-, second- and third-place winners for the S.C. DOT poster contest. They will be recognized Thursday at the USC football stadium.

Jefferson

JAMS (Just a Marvelous Student) for May are: Justin Griggs, Faith Williams, Jamie Moser, Brooklyn Hough, Haley Rinehart, Destiny Reap, Hart Teska, Lovianna Blackwell, Cody Thomas, Melissa Wilson, Briana Pursley, Miranda Hall, Anna Hutto, Daisha Miles, Mickenzie Hamilton, Kate Templeton, Brandon Steele, Halie Philbeck, Josh Brown, Samantha Crowder, Alondra Martinez, Andrew Sims, Jacob Boone and Jay Barnette.

Oakdale

Terrific Kids for April and May are: Trevor Aureliano, Kylan Baker, Ke'Asia Ross, Debreanna Belton, Zaria Gilliard, Luke Thomason, Damarious Johnson, Zachary White, Kade Langley, Kyson Chisolm, Lindsay Smith, Jaylen Mahoney, Rondarius Hicks, Shavonda Young, Joseph Schram, Brianna Strickland, Cameryn Austin, Jacqueline Gregory, Kelly Boan, Kayla Boan, Keyanna Hardin, Shyanne Hamrick-Williams, James Cureton, KeShawn Byers, Carissa Diaz, Tyler Dunlap, Jaden Burris, Hunter Totherow, Anthony Simmons, Kayla Davis, Kevin Arrants, Aaliyah Douglas, Peyton Moon, Hannah Camacho, Emmie Ward, Gabriel Markwald, Amanda Price, Justin Robbins, Jonathan Wilkins, Mallory Pike, Marce Villa-Guerrero, Brittany Belk, Gregory Ruff, Malaysia Douglas, Miranda Newell, Shavares Crockett, Kneco Little, William McCleave, Grady Bolton, Josh Moore, Anquavious Hart, Alasia Hall, Garrett Corbett, KeAsia Hinton, Kayla Klimpel, Dylan Simpson, Bryanna Chamberlain, Ki'Aira Harris and Emily Shugart.

Sunset Park

The PTO will meet at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Media Center. All parents are invited to attend. Childcare will be provided.

York Road

The PTO Board will meet at 2:45 p.m. Wednesday.

MIDDLE

Castle Heights

Students of the week are: Dakota Sisson, Josh Ellis, Mason Lane, TJ Haring, Tamara Walls and Jade Holbert.

Harold C. Johnson

Cool Cougars are: Karla Alvarez, Brionna Ross, Matthew Harper, Matthew Ransom, Brooke Ramsey, Billy Badz, Solee Stafford, Brandi Bostwick, Tyler Champion, Lacey Allen, Kate Harper, Skylar Sims, Brianna Beverley, Wayne Friedman, Amber Icard and Terry Doan.

Good Citizens for March and April are: Araceli Amezcua, Jake Stafford, Ashley Terry, Matthew Gore, Alexander Seth Gregory, April Nicholas Snider, Danny Hevelow, Thomas Broom, Daniel Lingerfeldt, Tamara McConnell, Dustin Buckley, Christopher Lewis, Logan Leopard, Justin Crews, Zach Plaxco, Chelsea Long, Gabrielle Childers, Brianna Matthews, Heather Adams, Kelsey Shillinglaw, Brittany Thomas, Jeremy Falls, Aqlimiah Sanders, Ashlyn Dexter and Oscar Angeles.

Rawlinson Road

Students who will attend the S.C. Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities are: Krysten Guyton and Lucy Russell, dance; Mona Bailey and Jessica Bartz, drama; and Kotone Deguchi, visual arts.

Students of the Week are: Tyler Daniels, Mary Byars and Grayson Waataja.

Joshua Davis, Michael Singletary and Justin Totherow recently received a Raider Referral and will be treated to a party at the end of the nine weeks.

Saluda Trail

Yearbooks are now on sale for $35.

Jessica Laney, Jeb Berry and Alexis Otto are the most recent Star Students.

Sullivan

Students can stock up on books this week at the BOGO Book Fair during school hours Monday through Friday in the Media Center.

Rosie's Girls for sixth- and seventh-grade female students will be held from June 16 to 27 at the Applied Technology Center. MOVER's camp for seventh-, eighth- and ninth-grade male students will be held June 9 through 13. Applications are available through Ms. Clark in the Guidance Office. Space is limited.

Travis Walker was selected to receive the Kind Acts Foundation recognition award for frequently volunteering to help and being courteous to students, teachers and staff.

Students of the Week are: Michel'le Logan, Caroline Cubbage, Kemper Fagan, Dylan Carder, Ari Brown, Nick Rhinehart, Diego Chavarria and Troy Fletcher.

York One Academy

Sixth-grader Brittany McConnell, daughter of Shanna McConnell, was recently selected as one of two York Area Optimist Club Students of the Month for April and received a plaque, Optimist Creed and $50 savings bond. She was selected for her ability to overcome her past mistakes and work toward greater achievements.

JUNIOR

York

Eighth-grader Bethany Moorefield, daughter of John and Lisa Moorefield, was recently selected as one of two York Area Optimist Club Students of the Month for April and received a plaque, Optimist Creed and $50 savings bond. She was selected for her activities in church, athletics and academics.

HIGH

Clover, York

Clover FFA Dairy Foods team members Skylar McMackin, Devin Cathey, Angie Stone and Jann Robinson, the third-highest scorer, recently claimed the Runner-Up title in the State Finals held in Columbia. They were coached by Carrie C. Bolin, agricultural education instructor and FFA advisor at Clover.

York team members Mason Blair, Katylin Rogers, Lesley Barton and Hannah Gourley took third-place honors in the state competition. They were coached by Frank Sandifer, agricultural education instructor and FFA adviser at the Floyd D. Johnson Technology Center in York.

Lewisville

The school's first annual Old-Time Country Fair, to support the band and athletic programs, will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 24 at the band practice field and will include old-fashioned carnival games, food, crafts, live entertainment and a step show competition. For information about the fair, or to set up a vendor's booth, call Tara Thomas at 448-8272 or Angela Conner at 487-6241.

South Pointe

Samantha Sutton, daughter of Keith Sutton, was awarded the Ronald E. Smallwood Scholarship, sponsored by the National Electrical Contractors Association. She plans to attend Clemson University in the fall.

PRIVATE

St. Anne

The middle school band will have a concert at 7 p.m. Monday, and the first and second grade musical "Feeling Good" will be held at 7 p.m. May 20.

Trinity

Fifth-graders will have a science fair from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday in the elementary lunch room.

Hillary Waldroop and Paul Whitley were recently nominated for the Gardner-Webb University Junior Scholar Program. Waldroop and Alysa Smith were nominated for the Columbia College Scholars Program.

Tiffany Olson received the 2008 Governor's Citizenship Award and attended a special Citizenship Day event last month.

Students who have been nominated for the LeadAmerica leadership conference are: Heather Gaulden, William Gold, Olivia Jolly, Clifton McDaniel, Laura Smith, Marielena Zajac, Stephanie Brashear, Matthew Thrift, Christian Zajac, Rachel Cotten, Andrew Gaskin, Michael Hawkins, Stephanie Herring, Christine Krauter, Alysa Smith, Paul Whitley, Hillary Waldroop, Danielle Mathews, Mystee Cook, Tiffany Olson, John-Marc Gold, Kathyrn Gaulden and Jeremy Allen.

Terrific Kids for May are: Tori Ward, Hunter Blanks, Max Taylor, Matt Jolly and Brady Stouffer.

Westminster-Catawba

A fall sports information meeting will be held at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, followed by the Spring Athletic Awards Ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Friday, both in the Catawba Campus gym.

High school students are invited to attend a 10-day tour of Barcelona, Paris and London next month, June 17 through 26, with the school. The tours also are open to middle school students accompanied by a parent, as well as family and friends of the school, including former students and college students. For more details, call Debbie Holford, 396-8646, or e-mail her at dholford@wccs.org.