Bostian Elementary
Bostian Elementary School All A honor roll the the third quarter:
Second grade: Cory Beaver, Andrew Bradshaw, Lauren Dowd, Garrett Early, Nathan Johnson, Hannah Jones, Hunter Null, Brittany Poole, Taylor Porozynski, Brooklyn Smith, Quentin Smith, Caleb Redmon, Kelsie Ritchie, Cade Rodgers, Carter Rodgers, Adeline Watson.
Third grade: Kevin Barrera, Levi Boardman, Jessica Driver, Devin Gay, Elizabeth Haff, Shea Hardman, Emma Milem, Chloe Kirkpatrick, Ian Ramirez, Max Steele, Rylie Stewart.
Fourth grade: J.P. Barringer, Christian Beaver, Isaac Bell, Jared Lamb, Bailey Rayfield, Cameron Rayfield, Bethany Raynes, Sydney Smith, Hannah Stegall.
Fifth grade: Matthew Ball, Allyson, Baxter, Ryan Bearden, Colton Brewer, Brooks Burris, Hannah Cargill, Caleb Hall, Micah Helms, Andrew Lear, Logan Parker, Garrett Pell, Ryan Jones.
Millbridge Good Citizens
April Good Citizens at Millbridge Elementary include:
Kindergarten: Lizette Mejia, Jack Wilhelm, Carlos Amezquita, Chloe Sawyer, Mary Roach, Kayla Hampton, Addison Morris, Tyler Brown.
First grade: Caleb Earley, Jana McIntyre, Cindy Connolly, Aaron Hicks-Yates, Pacey Watts, Alicia Whitson, Zachary Hite, Austin Barnes.
Second grade: Christian Ervin, Victoria Pennington, Jonathon Taylor, Sandra Tuck, Jazmin Greene, Taliah Harris, Savannah Atwell, Kaitlyn Hall.
Third grade: McKenna Caudill, Caleb Faulk, Brooke Lowery, Kaleb Isenhour, Makenzie Waller, Preston Reinhart, Matthew Huffman, Destiny Henderson, Christian Lindsay.
Fourth grade: Madilyn Jones, Noah Adams, DJ Fulcher, Abby Parham, Jacob Bryant, Zachary Head, Carlos Ortega, Stephanie Furr.
Fifth grade: Camden Snodgrass, Jacob Harrison, Emila Broome, Joe O’Kelley, Austin Corriher, Anna Cox.
Woodleaf honor roll
All-A honor roll at Woodleaf Elementary School:
Third grade: TJ Cobb, Charlie Osborne, Macy Currie, Matthew Smith, Sidney Hager, Michael Walls, Camantha-Rea Lyerly, Bryant Young.
Fourth grade: Jessica Eagle, Avery McGrail, Mikayla Mather, Megan Smith, Brooke Stiller, Adrian Vergara, Ashton White.
Fifth grade: Courtney Barron, Kayla Blackburn, Micquel Grimes, Marissa Henderson, Haley King, Hannah Melchor, Robbie Monroe, Taylor Quinn, Ivy Rabon.
Rockwell honor roll
Rockwell Elementary School All-A honor roll:
Third grade: Cassidy Allen, Chandler Antosek, Tanner Basinger, Sara Coello, Jordan Dyer, Dylan Forbis, Sean Incardona, Jacob Kepley, Matthew Kimrey, Haley Loflin, Noah Marshall, Landon Ridgell, Christopher Shupe, Megan Sloop, Bryson Sprinkle, Chase Whitley.
Fourth grade: Sabrina Harkey, Madison Hunter, Tyrrell Keim, Andrea Garrido Lecca, Nicholas Lyerly, Alyssa Potts, Devin Safrit, Allison Snider, Madalyn Swaringen, Shelby Wiseman.
Fifth grade: Hailee Buffett, Addison Fry, Logan Shuping, Daniel Troutman, Ilya Wang, Ryann Wright.
RCCC classes
The Corporate and Professional Development Office at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College is offering Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Access classes for beginning and intermediate users.
Two-week classes will be offered in May and June, meeting at RCCC’s Cabarrus Business & Technology Center in Concord. The class schedule includes the following.
MS PowerPoint 2003 Basic ó Learn how to navigate in a slide show, edit a presentation, use graphic objects, work with charts and tables, and place the final touches on a slide show.
– 8 a.m. to noon, May 27 and June 3.
MS PowerPoint 2003 Intermediate ó Learn how to import outlines and charts, add animation, work with masters, make the presentation, use multi-media, and create a template.
– 8 a.m. to noon, June 10 and 17.
MS Access 2003 Basic óLearn the basics; design a database; edit, sort and customize tables; do reports and queries.
– 1-5 p.m., May 27 and June 3.
MS Access 2003 Intermediate ó Learn how to import and export data, create relationships, do advance queries, create advanced forms, create groups and totals, and work with macros.
– 1-5 p.m., June 10 and 17.
The classes are open to adult learners. Seating is limited, and advanced registration is required. Class fees range from $50 to $55, plus a text/materials fee. Call 704-216-3598 for more details.
The Cabarrus Business & Technology Center is at 660 Concord Parkway N. in Concord.
Call DeAnn Basden, director of corporate and professional development, for more information at 704-216-3530.
Research paper
Frankie Lyons, head of the radiography program at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College, recently presented a research paper at the American Educational Research Association (AERA) Annual Conference in San Diego, Calif.
Lyons co-presented the paper: “Workforce Development: The Community and Technical College Faculty Perceptions of the Open Door Policy,” with James E. Bartlett III, a professor at N.C. State University. Lyons is completing doctoral studies in adult and community college education at N.C. State.
Lyons and Bartlett’s paper looks at the open door policy of community colleges in both theory and practice through the eyes of faculty members. The research was guided by the following questions: Does the modern community college remain true to the original intent of open door policy? Who, if anyone, is excluded by the implementation of open-door admissions? Given current enrollment pressures, budget constraints, and the “graying” of the community college workforce, the research offers a candid look at community college admissions from a variety of faculty perspectives.
Lyons began teaching at RCCC in 1996. She earned a bachelor’s degree in radiological science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She holds a master’s degree in health administration from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.