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Seasons

Season-[ se'zcm] - noun 1. any of the four arbitrary divisions of the year, characterized chiefly by differences in temperature, precipitation, amount of daylight, and plant growth; spring, summer, fall (or autumn), or winter

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John Gloe

Cory Glause

Kristen Ernst

Jen Deets

Gary Czapla

Roger Burris

Linda Biggerstaff

Scott Bendler

Kady Baer

Kayla Anderson

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Malik Amerson

Stephanie Backemeyer

Spencer Bailey

Kayla Barkley

JJ Beenblossom

Matt Bengtson

Emory Blazek

Johnny Blecha

Victoria Blodgett

Keesha Boeckman

Austin Bolles

Eli Brda

Carleigh Bridgmon

Travis Buckles

Luke Burkey

Toni Bush

Eric Bustamante

Ashley Butler

Dylan Calvert

Matt Campbell

Cody Carstens

Monique Casares

Alex Cave

Joel Clark

Lucinda Coleman

Kyla Cook

Richie Cornejo

Alisha Cotton

Kato Craig

Tyler Crespi

Makenzie Crew

Venessa Decent

Devon DelaRosa

Ryan DeMers

Jack Dia

Jenny Dobesh

Lisa Dougherty

Lakyn Duhrkop

Chad Henderson

Shanin Havener

Jesse Hansen

Tyler Gilloon

Sean Garner

Paige Gall

Keegan Furry

Brandon Gerdes

Randy Gerdes

Matt Ferrell

Cami Geardino

Bianca Esparza

Threasa Ernst

Bre-Anna Eisenhauer

Nick Eckhout

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Michael Krause

Ronni Kreikemeier

Alicia Lovato

Michael Kiscek

Keegan Lehr

hristian Larson

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Tiffany Journey

Troy Johnson

Patience Johnson

Kortney Jackson

Ethan Huckeba

Nick Hornung

Sylvia Holloway

Carley Hester

Marisa Herrington

Terry Herring

Lauren Hernande

James Maier

Eric Martine

Liliana Martine

Marcus Mason

Levi McAlevy

Brennan McDonald

Nate McDonald

Trei McDonald

Shelby McGraw

Haley McMahan

Mason McMillan

Jessica Meyers

Alli Mick

Dillon Mick

Jesica Miller

Lyndsey Miller

Mari Mintie

Ryan Mitchell

Kadeem Moore

Brad Miller

Scott Oxford

Shelby Parks

Robert Partee

Devin Peregoy

Amanda Pohlman

Wynona Noni Porter

Taylor Orthengren

Meghan O'Meila

Shelby Nesbitt

Lilli Neighbors

Levi Munns

Whitney Munn

Alek Morse

Nitika Murphy

Ismail Nasur

Danielle Morrone

Arazeli Murillo

Sharee Sain

Jeremy Sanche

Karina Sandoval

Bobbie Schmit

Kelsey Schrader

Tosha Schrader

April Ritchison

Mariah Roe

Shaunae Ryan

Demetrio Renteria

Toni Reid

Jon Ruge

Griffith Root

William Romero

Hanna Reichart

Miguel Reed

Erica Rea

Phil Randall

Tom Schroedl

Shoni Sears

Michael Seuferer

Jessie Shafer

Colten Shaw

Josh Shearer

Mason Shepard

Robert Skaggs

Alisha Skoda

Megan Smelter

BrieAnna Smith

Shelby Smith

Skyler Smith

Willie Smith

Destiny Solorsano

Shika Spencer

Laci Steele

Alexis Stephens

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William Threats

Mirsada Teplica

Shanta Trotter

Michelle Strick

Brandy Thomas

Megan Titus

Garrett Wall

Ilhana Vrazalica

Matthew Werner Autumn Wingate

Dillon Yawn

Devante White

Lauren Weisser

Tanner Wills

Heather Wright

Vonnis Wilkinson

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TWIN (twin) noun 1. One of two identical or similar people, animals, or things; a counterpart 2. Either of two persons or things closely related to or closely resembling each other.

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Sports Day sport-(spawrt, spohrt)

1. Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged In competitively. 2. An active pastime; recreation.

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Superhero Day super (soo-per) adj. Informal 1. Very large, great, or extreme. 2. Excellent; first-rate .

hero (he-ro) noun 1. In mythology and legend, a man, often of divine ancestry, who is endowed with great courage and strength, celebrated for his bold exploits, and favored by the gods. 2. A person noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose, especially one who has risked or sacrificed his or her life.

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.... Wellness Day Wellness-\wel-nas\ (noun) 1. the quality or state of being in good health especially as an actively sought goal 2. the process of learning about and engaging in behaviors that are likely to result in optimal health.

• DATAFILE • Community agencie and programs pre nt at th Welln Fair on Monday.April 26th. • Booth & peakers: Voice of Hope, Planned Parenthood Clinic with a Heart, Family Health ervice . Joy Gee Bracelet Making, Body Flo, , chool of Rock , WyoTech , Friendship Home , Pincurl Girl . Girl cout of merican, H B, Kaplan niver i1y, Cedar' Youth rvices , Mourning Hope, Lincoln ouncil on Drug and Alcoh 1, Th Qu t ( eurofeedback). Lane-aster ounty Health Department, Food Bank, LP Outreach.

Recreation: rec·re·a·tion (noun) re-kre-a-shan \ restoration to health, restore, refresh, strength and spirits after work; also : a means of refreshment or diversion : hobby

Health: \helth\ (noun) 1 a : the condition of being sound in body, mind, or spirit; especially: freedom from physical disease or pain b : the general condition of the body <in poor health> <enjoys good health> Peace: \pes\ (noun) 1 : a state of tranquillity or quiet: as a freedom from civil disturbance

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life stories [lahyf stohr-eez] (noun) 1. An intergenerational oral history project to communicate by telling personal stories about individuals' lives.

The Life I ne clas bas given tud nls lht: op rtunily 10 cornie t to the communit and ad van e lht!ir k'llowledge of hi I ry. Life I rie p vided meaningful op rtumtie for tuden to make po iuve conne lions with elders m our c mmunily.

··we had no idea how powerful om of th co,mecrion would become:· said c tt Bendler. 'coll w the teacher who began lhi proj ct •vcral ye go. He went on to f rm relau nsh1p all over Lin oln informing others about this project. I the beginning of each

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This pring, after 14 ye of te hmg at Bryan C mm.unity. colt retired . lie won numerous awards and traveled cro the nited ating for, ·hat unity of high pablc of g will be mi rk to bring generations t r will have an impa t that , ill I t forever.

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useum useum-[myoo-zee-uhm] building or place where works of art, entific specimens, or other objects of manent value are kept and displayed.

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Bum Unit

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College Visits College-[kal'1j]-noun 1. an institution of higher education that grants degrees, as a bachelor's degree after a four-year course or an associate degree after a two-year course: it is sometimes the undergraduate division of a university.

• ntire h I parti ipatcd in either c 11 ge vi its or c mmunit ervi c t r n day in the fall f the 2009-10 ch l year. • tudent. ele led their l p ar r intere and i itcd one of three colleg' : uthc l ommunit ollege (Lincoln r Milt rd) and Bryan L II ollcge of I Iealth c1 nc .

William Wilson quilt (kwilt) noun Even the word quilt has different meanings. It refers to a coverlet made up of three

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National youth-run effort using silence protest the actual silencing of LGBT ople due to harassment, bias and abuse schools.

Parti ipating tudent take a • f ilence" and distribute ard • • g they are a part of a"national m vement pr te • 1be ilcn • y l bian, gay, ual and der people an r alli eliberate ilen e e h that

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Synonyms: 1. fad, rage, craze, trend.

DATAFILE Plaids are popping up on everything fr m to bag . Fall/Winter Fa hion Trend for 2009 included plaids, tom jean , kinny jean , de igner tattoo , layered jackets, and graphic tee . • pring Fashion Trends for 2010 included floral prints, trench coats, andal , bucket bag tie dye, feathered kirt , tailored ve & fri ndship bracelets.

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concern-[kan sttrn'] - transitive verb_ 1. to have a relation to or bearing on; deal with . 2. to draw in; engage or involve; be a proper affair of 3. to cause to feel uneasy or anxious

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25,000 people die every day from hunger and related causes. World Food Progrnmtm·, 2009. story ro ntl"nt h) Jod Clark

• Food Bank of Lincoln launched the BackPack gram during the 2004-05 chool year at C linton mcntary School, ending home backpack , on lay afternoons with 50 kids . Currently, 2.237 kpack arc distributed weekly in 23 LP. -chool. , veil as in additional private and parochial school: ,incoln. and . chool in 14 rural communities. So lhi • school year. 54.990 backpacks haw been ributed. providing con. ervatively 274,950 meals ,ackpack families.

nother Oil Spill? On April 20, 1010 an e. plo I n and firr on 1hc drilling rig Deepwater Horizon , owned by Tran ean Ltd. and lea ed by BP PLC. whi h i in chan!e of cleanup and containment. The hla t killed 11 w 1kers. 'ince then , oil has hl.-en pouring into the Gulf from a hlown-ou1 under. a \\ell at a rate of at Jeasl 210,000 gallon per day JIOWMUCH? BP has conceded that more oil i leaking 1han its initial e timate of 210 ,000 gallon a day total, and a government team i • working to get a handle on exa tly how mu hi flowing . b·cn under the mo t ,t\"t

half t r; on aldcz . IMPOSSIBLE UP The gooey oil into th· ma1.e of mar the Gu Coa I could prove impos ible to 1cmo,e. lea,·ing a to i tcw lethal to ti hand wildlife. government official and independent ient1Sl aid. 0 and risky olutions: The) cou areas in hope of floating out the oil. But they wam an aggrc ive cleanup could ruin the rnarshe and do more harm than good . 1be only viable option for many affected area is to do nothing and let

of April, 2010. the Annual Back Pack Walk raised re than 107 .000. That repre ent. almo. t 540 kpacks. Families ,vill have food on the, cckcnd. . children can come to school on Monday mornings Jy to learn instead of hcing hungry.

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• For the pa t 23 year , th Lord' Re i tan e Army (LRA) and the vemment of ganda (Go ha e been, aging a, ar that ha I ft near! t, o milli n inn nt i ilian aught in t e middl . Th errunent of Uganda and i attempt to prote l i c1t1z n fr m thi r bel militia ha largely failed , r uJting in an entire eneration of youth that b ne er kn , n pea e . Man) children are abdu ted l rtured and hurt and man) are kidnapp d and i r d l d man)' a, fut thing..

Awards, Scholarships, et cetera award [a word'] noun 1. something that is awarded; prize

scholarship [skal'ar ship'] noun 1. the quality of knowledge and learning shown by a student 2. a specific gift of money or other aid, as by a foundation, to help a student pay for instruction et cetera [et set'ar a] 1 . and the ; and th like; and the re t; and forth

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Variant of Lucy (Latin) "light". Mythology: Lucine was the Roman goddess of childbirth, giver of first light to the newborn.

The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your own arm. - Anonymous Education means inspiring someones mind, not just filling their head. - Katie Lusk

% ery~ t nd to a (ove wfii h you do n ta tuaffy Jee(, for (ave i not our to ommana. - ?'.(an Watt for hope is bm the dream of those that wake. - M thew Prior

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~le sh, Gaelic), and the meaning of , son of the wise ruler". I name for someone from Crewe in Cheshire, h crlu 'weir'. This denoted a wickerwork ched across a river to catch fish.

with mv own tyle and my own opi11io11s. I care a and love to help others. I hope to make a difference

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[gahr-nerl· -verb 1. to get; acquire; earn 2. to gather, collect, or hoard

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rlerrington \ ha-rring-ton; harr(in)-gton\

>ersonal name from a diminutive of arrachtach mighty', powerful'. Variant of Harrington or a hypercorrected form >f Errington.

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girl' name lli \a(l)-li\ i. a variant of Alberta (Old German), xandra (Greek),Alice (Old German) and Allie. and the meaning of i is .. noble, bright. famous . k i likely derived from the per onal name of the father of the inal bearer: de ..cendant of Michael.

Tyler \tT'lar\ One who tiles the roof. English origins. People would imagine a person with the name Tyler to be wealthy, friendly and carefree

Parker \ par'kar\ English: occupational name for a gamekeeper employed in a medieval park, from an agent derivative of Middle English pare 'park'. This surname is also found in Ireland.

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TOSH Tosha-[tau-sha] 1. meaning: Satisfaction 2. origin: Swahili

Schrader-[schra-dur] 1. An occupational surname for someone who cut cloth for tailors, from the Middle Low German "schrader" or "schroder," meaning tailor or the German verb "schroten," meaning to cut.

~re/~ Alyssa [uh-lih-suh] 1: Noble kind 2: of the Noble sort 3: derived from the flower alyssum

Brandy \bran'de\ Created as the feminine form of Brandon. The name spiked in 1973, a year after the pop music group Looking Glass hit No. 1 with "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" that has since been recorded by the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers and country singer Kenny Chesney.

Thomas \ tam'as\ In the New Testament, Thomas was the apostle who doubted the resurrection of Jesus which coined the saying, "doubting Thomas." Popularized by St. Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, during the 12th century.

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Student Child Leamin Center

SCLS staff follow the excite program currriculum and are expected to provide comprehensive services through guidance and support and to encourage families to grow in family literacy in their own way to achieve their goals and dreams towards self sufficiency and social competence. Children develop birth to five-years-old, cognitively, socio-emotionally and physically with quality instruction by early childhood educators in partnership with the child's parents in classrooms and on home visits.

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trick or treat (trik-er-treet) noun 1. a children's Halloween custom, in which they call on neighbors, using this phrase, and threaten to play a trick if a treat is not given.

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