National Honor Society is a society of leaders. Students participate in group projects that assist the community. They are challenged in the areas of Service, Leadership, Scholarship and Character. It is a beautiful candlelit ceremony filled with great accomplishments. Members pledge to follow 1 Timothy 4:12 . Honor Stoles and Honor Cords are presented to Officers and Seniors. This year we had the pleasure of welcoming 56 students into NHS and 50 into NJHS. We are so very proud for all of our students accomplishments.
National Honor Society
Guidelines for Admission
Guidelines for National Honor Society (NHS)
Open to 9th through 12th grade students.
Students must maintain a cumulative average each year of 85% with no failing grades.
Students must be in good behavioral standing (no excessive detentions or discipline problems).
Students must demonstrate outstanding performance in areas of scholarship, service, leadership and character.
Students will meet 4 times a year with their advisor and conduct one service project of their choice.
Inductees will be charged for their membership card and pin. 12th grade inductees will be additionally charged for an Honor Stole that will be worn at the Induction Ceremony (usually in May) and at their graduation.
Inductees can purchase additional merchandise from the catalog on their own.
Students must be in attendance at Evangel for at least 3 consecutive quarters or be in good standing with their former school.
Students must not have excessive latenesses or absences unless they are excused.
Guidelines for National Junior Honor Society (NJHS)
Open to 6th through 8th grade students.
Same academic and discipline standards as NHS.
8th grade inductees will be additionally charged for an Honor Stole that will be worn at the Induction Ceremony (usually in May) and at their graduation.
Guidelines for National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS)
Open to 4th through 5th grade students.
Same academic and discipline standards as NHS
To Remain on NHS, NJHS, NEHS
The student must maintain an average of 85% , must remain in good behavioral standing and must participate in all
NHS, NJHS or NEHS activities and meetings.
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The Rose Processional was absolutely the most beautiful part of the ceremony. Graduates walked down the carrying roses and met their mothers in the front of the sanctuary. They presented the roses to their mothers and took their place on the platform. Our graduates sang two songs and Pastor Andy shared an inspiring word with them. We are excited to have these graduates “moving up” to Middle School. What a fabulous day and we are so very proud of all of our students.
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On June 27th, our Evangel family celebrated with our 58 graduates. What a wonderful day; a day full of excitement and happiness. We were so blessed to have Pastor Devlin speak to our graduates and his theme was: “Go To War” against the world, the devil and the flesh. We were reminded to always “live for Him”. Our special music was provided by our seniors as they sang “I am Still Your Child”. No matter what – God loves us unconditionally and wants to have a relationship with us. There were over 1,000 in attendance and what a celebration we had.
We pray that God continues to guide our graduates as they go on to college. We know that wherever they land – they will be a “light” and they will impact their world for Christ!
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As “Pomp and Circumstance” played, our 28 graduates proudly marched down the aisle on June 20, 2009. It was a beautiful ceremony filled with much celebration. Pastor Johansson spoke about remembering Christ – Always! Nina Cruz, an alumnus, danced to an inspiring song. We had a great time celebrating the accomplishments of our Middle School Seniors. Thank you to all who attended!!!! See you in September!
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The last week of school 5th grade hosted their Annual Luau. Students ate Hawaiian food and played games like the limbo. There was also a very special hoola hoop contest. Students had a great time and it was a fantastic way to end their time in Elementary School.
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Kindergarten had a wonderful graduation ceremony and celebration. We were so excited to see our Kindergarten students walk down the aisle and receive their Kindergarten Diploma. Thank you to all parents for your support and assistance this year. We wish you a blessed summer, and prayers of blessings to our Kindergarten Graduating Class of 2009.
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FOURTH QUARTER HONOR ROLL 2008-2009
Students from grades 3 through 12 are awarded Honor Roll certificates based on their report card grades each marking period. Principal’s List: 96% average or higher with no grade below a 90; High Honor Roll: 93% average or higher with no grades below a B; Honor Roll: 85% average or higher with no grade below a B; Honorable Mention: 80% average or higher with no failing grades. Congratulations to the following students who achieved Honor Roll status this quarter. CONGRATULATIONS to all!
Principal’s List
3rd Grade: Jonathan Cortes, Embely Farinango, David Pamintuan, Amber Reyes, Jonathan Rivera, Jorge Ruiz
4th Grade: Rebecca Edwards, Jennifer Munoz
5th Grade: Elijah Colon, Ian Favilla
6th Grade: Isaiah Bienemann, Johannah Gepte, Matteo Papacostas, Juliana Villa
7th Grade: Wesley Bryant, Mary Rezkalla, John-Nolan Tobias, Samantha Vazquez
8th Grade: April Joanne Arbotante
9th Grade: Erica Alvarez, Dana Gibbs, Eunjee (Hannah) Jee, John Rezkalla, Joel Sciarrone
10th Grade: Karas Bonifas, Brianna Franco, Jacqueline Grey, Hyun Kun (David) Kim, Yoel (Joel) Lee, Peter Rezkalla, Rebecca Wong
11th Grade: Jonathan Bonifas, Elizabeth Glover, Dongju (Daniel) Kim, Elisha Rodriguez, Samantha Vargas
12th Grade: Lucas Bonilha, Agnieszka Braczyk, Keziah Colon, Dinia Grace Gepte, Sarah Singh
High Honor Roll
3rd Grade: Reginald Abron, Zahir Brown, Giancarlo Latoni, Wade Moses, Jaylene Ramirez, Aliyah Tupac-Yupanqui
4th Grade: Kayla Juarbe
5th Grade: Felipe Alvarez, Dean Cuadrado, Christian Vicuna
6th Grade: Manuela Agudelo, Alessa Barbosa, Melany Farinango, Karen Lopez, Jerry Meng, Ryan Poonai, Christopher Reyes, Joseph Samaroo
7th Grade: Natalie Barbosa, Frederico Ferreira, Kreg Franco, Alexis Versoza, Eric Zhou
8th Grade: Joy Herrera, Lauren Vicuna
9th Grade: Anthony Cabrera-Bradly, Jofelyn Gaco, David Mendoza, Christian Mercado, Jessica Samide, Danny Sena
10th Grade: Guelybel Grullon, Rebekah Singh
11th Grade: Jonalyn Arbotante, Edwin Colon, Amanda Roque, Sean Villalba
12th Grade: Joseph Lee, David Mercado
Honor Roll
3rd Grade: Jonathan Lara, Brianna McMichael, Zenon Terry
4th Grade: Leslie Aguilar, Matthew Alvarez, Amber Colon, David Kemp, Joshua Markland, Tiffany Pardo
5th Grade: Christina DeArruda, Stefanie DeArruda, Taylor Southerland
6th Grade: Kayla Alvarez, Paula Canizales, Isaiah DeJesus, Chantel Eaddy, Samantha Garcia, Carl Roberts, Isaiah Sanchez, Ariyanna Simmons
7th Grade: Fleurika Ambroise, Francisca Armeniakos, Keoana Arnett, Vanessa Bastos, Rasheedah Broomfield, Samantha Byrne, Kristina Papacostas, Keith Rogers, Nicholas Vargas
8th Grade: Emmily Carrasquillo, Janine Faulkner, Jamie Santana, Stacy Vega, Luis Velez
9th Grade: Tiffany Aguiar, Alexi Arceo, Matthew Garcia, Matthew Gonzalez, Fabian Griffiths, Demetrius Johnson, Jenish Karmacharya, Rebecca Kemp, Vanessa Lynah, Taira Olavarria, Haneul Paik, Hyun Jin Shin
10th Grade: Nathanael Colon, Eva Cruz, John Gomez, Andrea Gonzalez, Aron Kang, Suyeon (Christine) Kim, Elrim Lee, Ashley Negron, Stephanie Saintilien
11th Grade: Natalia Alvarez Plaud, Fedora Buic, Alex Camargo, Momie Cisse, Andrea Flores, Shaniya Geiger, Amanda Pabon
12th Grade: Juliana Apollus, Melanie Chong, Joshua Crutch, Caroline Kemp, Janice Salcedo-Tavarez
Honorable Mention
3rd Grade: Aaron Dutan, Edgar Frias, Alec Martinez, Taniyah McKever, Robert Perfetto, Steven Ugaz, Simon Velasquez
4th Grade: Mark Barillas, Rachel Bou, John Bujosa, Joseph Day, Jeremias Emestica, Taesharra Hopkins, Zhane Lamb, Sienna Quijano, Joshua Ross, Kaylah Sambo, Ruth Snape
5th Grade: Angelica Acosta, Jon Lloyd Basiao, Joseph Carrasquillo, Kely Christmas, Michael DeJesus, Thamar Feitosa, Samuel Fonseca, Cenee Gauthier, Lucas Gomes, Stephanie Levy, Melina Otz, Roxana Ramirez, Nicholas Reyes, Evan Rivera, Edison Salazar
6th Grade: Roberto Barraza, Daniel Byrne, Daniel Camargo, Jodell Galezo, Samuel Garcia, David Hamilton, Rohan Hutchinson, Julianna Latoni, Susannah Oliveira, Jonathan Pascualini, Anita Rambaran, David Rodriguez, Keren Salcedo, Karina Valadez, Adrian Villacorta
7th Grade: Ludy Ambroise, Austin Ashton-Bucknor, Angelie Cesario, Ray-Lee Cuadrado, Samuel Eugene, Asia Francois, Geraldine Haberlin, Tysheem McCaskie, Noela Mesquita, Eli Morales, Rebeca Rodriguez, Brianna Ross, Victor Sanchez, Nicole Zuniga
8th Grade: Francisco Alegria, Nyaisa Anderson, Taylor Cox, Gustavo Cunha, Elisa DeJesus, Cassandra Garcia, Devone Graham, Xavier Grier, Johnathan Guzman, Daniel Mathis, Niara Matsimela, Joseph Nadal, Nicole Negron, Jessica Roberts, Arnaldo Samondo, Tyra Simmons, Jonathan Sanpe
9th Grade: Daniel Castillo-Ramos, Zymeen Chavis, Zymeena Chavis, Emanie Colon, Samuel Edades, Daniel Edwards, Paul Herrera, Ali Jaafar, Natasha Kundrat, Mark Lewis, Giannina Li, Rebecca Martinez, Jennifer Menjivar, Raul Menjivar, Randolfo Montalvo, Thairiny Monteiro, Ariel Mora, Tiffany Parker, Sergio Peguero, Jasmyn Pereira, Jeremy Perez, Gibriel Pichardo, Sabrina Reyes, Adolfo Romero, Alyssa Soler
10th Grade: Jeriel Aponte, Ciera Burton, Helena Camargo, Kassandra Chevere, Alahna Dones, Niya Giddens, Thalia Herrera, Karina Matias, Larry Molina, Phuoc Phan, Desiree Rivera, Nicholas Singleton, Jose Vargas, Timothy Velez, Jingxia (Sky) Zhang
11th Grade: Jacobus Apollus, Ronald Barillas, Janae Brown, Emerson Calvi, Sage Chambers, Roman DeJesus, Renee Estella, Caroline Ferreira, Melissa Frias, Glenn Gibson, Christine Gonzalez, Jennifer Herrera, Ashle Jackman, Shermidah Julien, Bupe Kunda, Joe Lopez, Dimitri McDowell, Matthew Negron, Amy Pascualini, Anel Paulino, Ashley Perez, Alfredo Phillips, Victor Pitta, Melissa Portillo, Stephanie Reis, Guillermo Rosario, Stephen Samaroo, Boram (Alice) Seo, Michael Torres, Lisa Vega, Justine Williams
12th Grade: Joshua Daniels Altuna, Geena Arocho, Christian Berkley, Carly Cruzado, Ashley Dones, David Fernandez, Jasmine Garcia, David Harrison, Daniel Herrera, Naomi Marajh, Kimberly Pollock, Alexandra Ramirez, Analyssa Rivera, Juara Sihaloho, Stephanie Smith, Jessica Soler
Reader’s Oath – by Debra Angstead
I promise to read
Each day and each night.
I know it’s the key
To growing up right.
I’ll read to myself,
I’ll read to a crowd.
It makes no difference
If silent or loud.
I’ll read at my desk,
At home and at school,
On my bean bag or bed,
By the fire or pool.
Each book that I read
Puts smarts in my head,
‘Cause brains grow more thoughts
The more they are fed.
So I take this oath
To make reading my way
Of feeding my brain
What it needs every day.
Children and adults need time to unwind and enjoy the summer, so make summer reading fun! Summer shouldn’t mean taking a break from reading (or learning) since students who engage in reading activities return to school refreshed, excited and ready to pick up where they left off. Also remember that most Evangel students have summer book reports to do so…
Here are some tips to make reading a positive experience:
Keep LOTS of reading material around the home –books, newspapers, magazines and always, the Bible
Read outdoors – at the park or beach
Read to your child (it doesn’t matter how old or young your child is!)
Let your child read to you (older children can read newspaper or magazine articles)
Visit the library, check your local library’s website for special reading-related
activities and age-appropriate book lists
Model reading – turn off the TV and each person reads his or her book
(including Mom, Dad, grandparent)
ASK them what they think about what they’ve read and LISTEN to what they say
Suggested websites:
www.http://kids.nypl.org/ http://www.ldonline.org/
www.reading.org/resources/tools/choices.html www.nea.org
www.scholastic.com/summerreading/ www.storylineonline.net/
http://www.bookpals.net/storyline/
Have a wonderful summer!
We had a wonderful graduation ceremony on Wednesday, June 24th. Family members were on hand to see their children receive awards and their diplomas. We recited Bible verses, sang songs and enjoyed a snack after wards. It was a great day! Now we are ready to enjoy a fun summer, full of surprises and blessings. Thanks, Pre-K 4 children and parents, for a great year!
Miss Holden
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We finished our year studying the prophecies in the book of Revelation. We were not very detailed but had a basic understanding of the events to come. We also prepared an outline of the books of the Bible we had studied. The students memorized in order the books of the New Testament as well.
Miss Rivera