The following students made the all-A honor roll for Isenberg Elementary School in the first quarter:
Second grade: Cheyenne Barber, Kailee Chapman, Sandi Cobb, Elizabeth Davis, Imam Hussain, Migel Imeri, Kemuel Mauney, Steven Millner, Jaden Perry, Deja Phillippe, Trent Roseboro, Bryanna Troutman, Shektia Woodruff, and Wareesha Zaidi,
Third grade: Taylor Bazzell, Haley Chour, Haven Davis, Uzochi Dimkpa, Hien Le, Long Le, Tyvion Wood,
Fourth grade: Marianne Abdalah, Leighann Brooks, Cameron Butler, Tacora Crump, Zion DeBose, and Bryson Pope.
Fifth grade: Jayln Cagle, Djamon Chapmon, David Derrick, Josey Henderson, Khayla Miller, Matthew Moore, Lida Vang, and Syed Zaidi.
Isenberg also had 190 students recognized with perfect attendance awards in kindergarten through fifth grade.
Granite Star students
Star students recognized in November atGranite Quarry Elementary School were:
Pre-k: Roberts-Zachary Cornell.
Kindergarten: Elijah Knight, Allie Payne Speth-Siming Jia, Leah Lannon, Emily Green, Donald Rose Young-Ella Larson, Matthew Downing, Chloe Willard, Alexes Estrada.
First grade: Patrick Howard, Brookelyne Bost, Macy Abramson, Daityn Bost Audette-Devan Johnson, Izeriah Gillespie, Paul Teodorovici, Felisaty Morgan.
Second grade: Kellis Allred, John Austin, Ethan Collum, Makenna Davis, Lanie Fulk, Noah Larson, Jesse Daubenmire,Drew Walker, Sarah Roane, Jasmine Euart, Rhiannon Kimmer, Alaric Springer.
Third grade: McKenzie Trimmer, Carter Roane, Clay Washington, Anessa Audette, Brooklynn House, Jesus Barron, Cole McGraw, Mykel Jones.
Fourth grade: John Bloom, Sierra Steckler, Kayla Harrington, Carlos Gamez, Joy Allen, James Teodorovici.
Fifth grade, De’Juan Rhodes, Shanaisha Cloud, Thalia Delgado, Tristan Poole, Courtney Hughes, Victoria Safrit-Valley, Zane Francis, Kaitlyn Burgess.
Open house at CabarrusCONCORD ó Cabarrus College of Health Sciences is hosting an open house for prospective students on Thursday, Dec. 18 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Representatives from the offices of admissions, financial aid, the registrar and faculty from each program will be available to meet with prospective students.
Cabarrus College offers associate degree programs in medical assistant, nursing, occupational therapy assistant, surgical technology and associate in science. Baccalaureate completion programs are offered in health services leadership and management, medical imaging, and nursing. Continuing education courses are also available.
Applications can still be submitted for the Spring 2009 semester and will be reviewed on a space-available basis for all programs but the associate degree in nursing.
The application for admission and other enrollment information is available online at www.cabarruscollege.edu. For more information contact the Cabarrus College of Health Sciences Office of Admissions at 704-403-1556.
Kyger named prefect
John E. Kyger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kyger Sr. of Salisbury, has been selected to assume one of the highest leadership positions at Woodberry Forest School in Virginia. A senior, Kyger is a member of the Prefect Board responsible for administering the student-run Honor System, a Woodberry tradition.
In addition to introducing new students to the Honor System, through which all Woodberry students pledge not to lie, cheat or steal, John serves as a mentor to younger students and assists with dormitory supervision.
Woodberry Forest is an independent boarding school in Madison County, Va.