Crater Renaissance Academy

Crater Renaissance Academy

Semester 2 Honor Roll

4.0 GPA
Freshmen:
Amanda Adams, Reyanna Blank, Nikolas Brewer, Renee Coffman, Marielle Durand, Lauren Foster, Hale Gervais, Stephanie Gill, Celeste Gutierrez, Kaylee Prislac, Kierstyn Smith, Thomas Wagenet, Kaylee Walker, Kayla Yother, Mathew Young

3.5 to 3.99 GPA
Freshmen:
Jerilyn Armstrong, Madeline Bern, Rebecca Gilworth, Matyson Harlow, Tiffany Hope, Renae McElravay, Felicia Pierce, Gage Reddington, Nicholas Roady, Steven Watson

4.0 GPA
Sophomores:
Tanecia Jason, Eilish Lambrechtsen, Diana Mancilla, Jenna Parsons, Sara Quackenbush, Kayla Tadlock

3.5 to 3.99 GPA
Sophomores:
Edith Corona, Kaitlyn Davis, Katie Hansen, Chrislyn Kircher, Cody Lord, Zachary Lunte, Kayla Pankonin, Braxton Parker, Amber Smith, Alsacea Stauffer, Kahler Waldrop

4.0 GPA
Juniors:
Alex Finlayson, Eshjaia Gervais, Lacey Haight, Kassandra Hirsch-Reddington, Magon Meeker, Isabel Spurlock, Emily Walley, Jessica Worley

3.5 to 3.99 GPA
Juniors:
Devin Barton-Diaz, Kayla Burch, Ashley Burgess, Samantha Edgerton, Emmily Greb, Katie Jones, Kristee Milkowski, Hunter Moore, Marilee Morgan, Taylor Mullaney, Kevin Pheley, Katherine Piland, Amy Puckett, Natasha Schroeder, Marissa Southmayd, Katherine Stone, Whitney Thomas, Krista Thorpe, Rebecca Vanduker, Sarah Williams, Aisha Young

4.0 GPA
Seniors:
Kayla Ackerman, Angelica Banuelos, Bethany Bielby, Hannah Bryant, Tanner Enes, Tarren Mitchell, Emily Wilder

3.5 to 3.99 GPA
Seniors:
Christopher Beatty, Stephanie Benston, Erica Blaisdell, Carly Davy, Jennifer Entwistle, Brittney Gfroerer, Thomas Gomes, Maile Guthrie, Jesseca Knorr, Cassity Mega, Samuel Mitchell, Joseph Mueller, Arielle Nelson, Shannon Paine, Victoria Versteeg, Ashley Winkler

Interested in participating in Fall Sports?
Interested in doing a Fall sport like Football, Cross Country, Volleyball, Girls or Boys Soccer? Come sign up and pick up your paperwork forms at the Athletic Office. Check to see if you need a new physical. All forms completed and signed must be turned into the athletic office by August 20

Lost and Found Table
All items in Lost and Found are currently displayed in front of the Renaissance office. Any unclaimed items will be turned in to Goodwill when school is out). Stop by and take a look!

Oregon Online Summer 2010
OREGON ONLINE SUMMER 2010 — Summer term classes begin June 21 Ð august 20. Registration for Summer ends June 30th. Cost is $115 for Southern Oregon residents. The fee must accompany the completed registration form. For a registration information packet come by Ms. Barber’s Office.

Fall Sports Info
2010-11 FALL SPORTS INFO — Interested in participating in a Fall sport like Football, Cross Country, Volleyball, Girls or Boys Soccer? Come sign up and pick up your paperwork forms at the Athletic Office. Check to see if you need a new physical. All forms completed and signed must be turned into the athletic office by August 20.

Attention Volleyball Players!
Volleyball meeting in room 17 on Wednesday, June 16 during the lunch hour. Come meet the new head coach and get the volleyball information for next Fall. There will be pizza available.

Playing Fall Sports?
~Interested in doing a fall sport like Football, Cross Country, Volleyball, Girls or Boys Soccer? Come sign up and pick up your paperwork at the Athletic Office. Check to see if you need a new physical. All forms must be completed, signed and turned into the athletic office by August 20th.

Congratulations to Heidi Ellerson, Renaissance Graphic Design SLC teacher, for being awarded $4,650 from the Miller Grant Foundation.  Miss Ellerson was awarded the funding for Adobe CS software training and for video equipment to support this software in her classroom.

Check out all the classes Renaissance Academy has to offer!  2009-2010 Course Catalog

CES Student Survey 2009

CES Teacher Survey 2009

CES practice is exemplified by small, personalized learning communities where teachers and students know each other well in a climate of trust, decency and high expectations for all. Modeling democratic practices with a strong commitment to equity, Essential schools work to create academic success for every student by sharing decision-making with all those affected by the schools and deliberately and explicitly confronting all forms of inequity. And, Essential schools focus on helping all students use their minds well through standards-aligned interdisciplinary studies, community-based “real-world” learning and performance-based assessment.

During the week of June 1st , Renaissance seniors will be presenting their senior exhibitions in the library, PAC, conference room and room #603. Students will present before a panel of teachers, parents and community members.

The exhibitions are a culmination of a year-long process which students begin by choosing a research topic that can sustain their passion and interest for the whole year. They then organize and implement some type of project that ties to their research, and gives back to the community in some way.

Some examples of research and projects include:

Research into the negative impact of illegal drugs in people’s lives, the project inviting and organizing the Southern Oregon Meth Project’s Christina Anderson to speak to all freshman students.

Research into the positive effects of arts education on students’academic achievement, and the project, a “Battle of the Bands” concert to raise money for the Crater Marching Band.

Research into the positive effects of gardening and spending time outdoors, the project building a Zen garden with stepping stones in the Crater quad.

There are 80 more wonderful projects that seniors have spent countless hours on – we are VERY proud of our seniors and the work they’ve done this year.
If you are interested in participating as a judge for Renaissance senior exhibitions, please call Robin Reames at 541-494-6369.

2008-2009 Course Catalog

2009-2010 CRA Course List