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PUSD Recognizes Outstanding Students, Employees and Volunteers

The School Board recognized numerous individuals and departments for their various outstanding work in the district, including RB High's pole vault coach of 22 years.

It was a night of recognition at the Poway Unified School District Board meeting Monday evening.

More than 30 individuals, some of which were students, and about three programs or departments were recognized Feb. 11 for various achievements or services provided to the district.

Seven Poway High School students (including one former) were approved for the California State Future Farmers of America (FFA) Degree:

  • Garrett Barton (Junior)
  • Adriana Chabot (Junior)
  • Scott Kapitzke (Junior)
  • Lizzie Johnson (Senior)
  • Hunter Lane (Senior)
  • Jessica Wadleigh (Senior)
  • Zoe South (2012 graduate)

Three Turtleback Elementary students received the Service Above Self Award:

  • Julia Bennett
  • Braeden Bourne
  • Katelyn Nickerson

Two Poway High students competed at the DECA conference:

  • Kenneth Farrell (finalist in Role Play 2 event)
  • Mikeala Hess (placed in Marketing Management Role Play event)

2013 National High School Pole Vault Coach of the Year:

  • RB High's Tom Martin (has taught at RB High for 22 years)

Everyday Heroes, which honors classified employees who demonstrate excellence in work performance, school and community involvement, and leadership and commitment to both the district and students:

  • Jan Colon
  • Cathy Kosich
  • Janice Williams
  • Susan Cooper
  • Cindy Long
  • Julia Longstaff
  • Shevaun Teegarden
  • Scott Clark
  • Kevin Ashwell
  • Charlene Ellington
  • Rebecca boggan
  • Fredz Madriaga
  • Donnie Kirchmeier

Team PUSD Student Home Computer Giveaway Program consists of volunteers who help prepare 101 desktop computers, including cleaning, loading software and more:

  • Linda Bradbury
  • Desmond Domingo
  • Richard Garcia
  • Lois Harris
  • Laura Hatch
  • Tom Maloney
  • Patricia Rice
  • Vicki Wahlsten

Team PUSD Special Education Team, Creekside Elementary School consists of teachers, speech pathologists and special ed. assistants who help special education students receive services without disruption:

  • Danielle Archuleta
  • Jearldene Ellsworth
  • Christina Jacobs
  • Kerrie Nelson
  • Alicia Seay

Patch would like to congratulate all those who received recognition tonight for their services to the district and achievements!

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