THE
“EDDIES”
Modesto City Schools’
Celebration of Character
May 4, 2015 • 7 p.m.
Thomas Downey High School
1000 Coffee Road, Modesto, CA 95355
Perseverance ~ Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Civility ~ Compassion ~ Courage ~ Honesty ~ Initiative ~ Loyalty
Initiative ~ Loyalty ~ Perseverance ~ Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Civility ~ Compassion ~ Courage ~ Honesty
~ Civility ~ Compassion ~ Courage ~ Honesty ~ Initiative ~ Loyalty ~
~ Respect ~ Responsibility ~ Civility ~ Compassion ~ Courage ~ Honesty ~
THE
“EDDIES”
Modesto City Schools’
Celebration of Character
Welcome and Introductions
Pamela Able, Superintendent
“The Star Spangled Banner”
Downey Madrigals
K-6 Student Recognition
Mark Herbst, Senior Director,
Educational Services, Pre-K-6
Marla Mack, Senior Director,
Educational Services, Pre-K-6
Kimberly Newton, Senior Director,
Educational Services, Pre-K-6
“Puttin’ on the Ritz”
Downey Madrigals
7-12 Student Recognition
Michael Coats, Senior Director,
Educational Services, 7-12
Thor Harrison, Senior Director,
Educational Services, 7-12
Superintendent’s Award
Pamela Able, Superintendent
The 2015 Honorees
Elihu Beard Elementary School
Alyssa Francis - 6th Grade
Alyssa is a model student in the classroom and on the playground.
Peers recognize her as a strong leader who is dedicated to learning
and responsible to complete tasks she starts. She is an independent
thinker, and as she learns new information, her willingness to share
her understanding and help others is illuminating.
Melody Xiong - 6th Grade
Melody is respectful, compassionate, trustworthy, and kind to all she
comes in contact with. She often spends her recess assisting the office
staff with tasks, helping younger students with their math, or in the
computer lab helping with the first graders. She is always willing to
lend a helping hand in the classroom to the teacher and fellow peers.
Bret Harte Elementary School
Alondra Raya Magallon - 6th Grade
Alondra exemplifies how dedication, determination, and perseverance
have allowed her to reach what for many would be unattainable. She
is an Honor Roll student who serves on the school Peace Patrol, is
a member of the Safety Patrol and is a member of the Chess Club.
Alondra strives to do her very best and always has a positive attitude.
Selena Reyes Villasenor - 6th Grade
Selena is a well-respected student, and wonderful role model. She
works hard to do her best, has good attendance, models positive social
skills, is active in school activities, and demonstrates all the character
traits on a daily basis. Selena is an Honor Roll student, serves on the
student council and often takes on a leadership role for activities.
Burbank Elementary School
Anecia Munoz - 4th Grade
Anecia is all nine MCS character traits packaged into one terrific
student. She is a true leader and an outstanding citizen. Anecia goes
out of her way to be responsible and to show initiative. She always
looks for ways to go above and beyond the standard. Anecia is a team
leader, setting an example and encouraging those who struggle.
Soteria Tep - 3rd Grade
Soteria is a shining example of kindness, civility, respect, responsibility
and perseverance! She tries her best at everything, and always has
a smile on her face. Despite absences and illnesses, she kept up
academically (earning proficiency in ELA and Math). Soteria is an
excellent student and a wonderfully caring, compassionate young lady.
El Vista Elementary School
Christopher Aguilar - 6th Grade
Christopher exhibits excellence in many areas. He is a consistent role
model of what a sixth grade student should embody both in and out
of the classroom. His wonderful leadership abilities benefited all El
Vista students this year as he served as Student Council President. His
positive outlook and can-do attitude are an asset anywhere he goes.
Bryce Voelker - 5th Grade
Bryce is the kind of person you want to be around. He exudes a quiet
confidence and a whole lot of heart. He is a joy to talk with for both
adults and students. Bryce goes out of his way to be helpful to peers
and staff. Classroom substitutes often leave notes saying Bryce is a
wonderful human being. To know him is to love him.
Enslen Elementary School
Jonah Gonzalez - 6th Grade
Jonah’s perseverance and positive attitude has resulted in tremendous
improvement in all academic areas. He is very determined to learn new
things and improve areas where he struggles. Jonah is not shy about
asking for help or assistance and his hard work is helping him to meet
goals and move on to new challenges.
Shivnil Sharma - 6th Grade
Shivnil entered our school system in third grade, not knowing any
English. It hasn’t taken him long to be right on target. With each step,
Shivnil has shown respect for others, especially adults. After being
redesignated English proficient in fifth grade, Shivnil continued to
exceed expectations. He has become a valuable leader on campus.
Catherine Everett Elementary School
Angelina Alvarez - 6th Grade
Angelina is always the first person to greet you with a welcoming
smile. She takes responsibility for her success by participating in
Safety Patrol, supporting Student Council efforts and volunteering in
any capacity. Angelina is a kind, respectful and caring classmate. Her
smile is reflective of her contagious positive enthusiasm and attitude.
Edwin Lemus - 6th Grade
Edwin is a caring, self-motivated decision maker. He received the
Principal PeaceBuilder award for performing a random act of kindness.
Edwin takes on responsibilities without being asked. He is a member
of Safety Patrol and a musician. Edwin is well liked by his peers, a role
model and a quiet respectful leader (“a la” Abe Lincoln).
Fairview Elementary School
Kemeny Cortina Brito - 6th Grade
Kemeny embodies the character traits we strive to instill in
students. Not only does he always have a smile for everyone, but
his responsibility and initiative can be seen in his dedication to his
education, and his involvement in music. He inspires those around him
through his civil and compassionate acts, and is respected by his peers.
Omar Leon - 6th Grade
Omar demonstrates every character trait. From the respect he shows
for others, to the courage and perseverance he displays as he pursues
his academics; Omar truly exemplifies what it is to be a student of good
character. His initiative in reaching for his goals was evident as he
succeeded in both the District Spelling Bee and County Spelling Bee.
Franklin Elementary School
Jose Sanchez - 4th Grade
Jose’s initial Read 180 screening test placed him at the beginner reader
status. He struggled with motivation and had difficulty staying focused.
Today, because of his dedication and hard work, Jose is a critical
thinker, a problem solver and a stronger reader. He made a 306 point
increase on his reading inventory score, and is a successful learner.
Melea “MJ” Uili - 2nd Grade
MJ moved to Modesto from Hawaii in October. Although his skills
were limited, his eagerness to learn was evident. MJ progressed from
identifying nine letters of the alphabet, to knowing all 26 letters and
their sounds, to reading simple texts in a matter of weeks! Thanks to
his desire to learn, MJ is a success story and an inspiration to all.
John Fremont Elementary School & Fremont Open Plan
Ben Calkins - 6th Grade
Ben excels in all subjects and strives to learn more in technology,
math and history. When it comes to collaborative learning, he shows
initiative and amazing leadership qualities. Ben works well with
everyone and always listens to others’ ideas. He stays true to his values,
shows commitment to growth in his goals and is a good friend to all.
Nathan Cheney - 5th Grade
Nathan is admired by staff and students because of his work ethic,
kindness and perseverance. He is always willing to participate in class
discussions and is not shy about volunteering. Nathan is on a mission
to learn and makes the most of his school experience. He shows great
respect to his peers and adults, and is a model student and citizen.
William Garrison Elementary School
Jose Gutierrez - 4th Grade
Jose shows initiative to complete each class and homework assignment.
He is kind, hardworking and respectful at all times. Jose has shown
perseverance to improve his handwriting, as well as the content of all
writing tasks. On the playground, he shows fairness and respect to his
peers, and encourages others to be better, even when they struggle.
Aracely Hermosillo - 3rd Grade
Aracely has shown perseverance and dedication to her education
despite a family hardship. She has excelled in all of her school work
and continues to exemplify all of MCS character traits. She always
puts forth 100% effort, often going above and beyond what is required.
Aracely’s hard work and courageous spirit is commendable.
Harriette Kirschen Elementary School
Jesus Castro Angel - 4th Grade
Jesus comes to school with a positive attitude each day. He helps new
students with tours of the school and a friendly face. Academics can be a
struggle, but Jesus is always willing to try new things. His perseverance
has resulted in improved reading fluency and writing skills. Jesus is the
type of student a teacher can count on and others strive to be like.
Kelli DiMaggio - 6th Grade
Kelli is an exemplary student. She is involved in safety patrol, music,
chorus and student council. Even with all of these responsibilities,
Kelli continues to excel academically because she always puts forth
her very best effort. She demonstrates great character by showing
responsibility, respect, optimism and acceptance.
Lakewood Elementary School
Abigayil Akers - 5th Grade
Abigayil is a caring, kindhearted and responsible student. She is quick
to offer compliments and positive statements to support others. She
sees the good in others and is one of the first to offer help to her teacher
or a classmate. Abigayil even utilizes her free time at recess to help
students in the computer lab. Her giving spirit is an example to all.
Sofia Johnson - 6th Grade
Sofia embraces the challenges and joys that come from being a bright,
energetic, involved and caring person. She is the Student Council
President, Safety Patrol Supervisor and participates in drama, sign
club, chorus and orchestra. She is regarded with respect from the staff
and students and has been a role model to everyone on campus.
James Marshall Elementary School
Gabriela Botella - 6th Grade
Gabriela routinely demonstrates the character traits of compassion
and initiative. As a Reclassified English Learner, Gabriela maintains
strong academic grades and is viewed as a positive role model to
younger students. She shows a sincere desire to help others and is
always looking for opportunities to assist classmates and staff.
Maria Gonzalez - 6th Grade
Maria epitomizes many of the district character traits, but none more
so than perseverance. In addition to participating in several book clubs,
she attends after school technology training, and cares for her younger
sister. Maria uses her computer skills to assist others as a peer tutor,
and her high academic grades reflect the effort she puts forth.
Alberta Martone Elementary School
Ella Davis - 6th Grade
Ella always shows great character traits such as compassion, courage,
responsibility and perseverance. She is involved in Student Council,
Yes Company, peer tutoring and sports. Even with her busy schedule,
Ella maintains the highest academic standards for herself. She is
always kind to her peers in class and will help anyone in need.
Julius Lewis - 6th Grade
Julius is a hardworking, polite young man. At the start of the school
year, he suffered a head injury and missed three months of school. He
worked hard through headaches, completed all his work and returned
to school ready to learn. He maintains excellent grades, is active in
Student Council and Honors Band, and is kind and respectful to all.
John Muir Elementary School
Miniona Green - 1st Grade
At the beginning of first grade, Miniona had extreme separation
anxiety. She and her mother worked hard to overcome this fear,
and now she arrives at school with an ear-to-ear smile. Miniona is
an excellent student, performing at grade level in all areas of the
curriculum and is a great example of all of the MCS character traits.
Savannah Simmons - 5th Grade
Savannah is a wonderful, hard-working and bright student who always
gives her best in school. She demonstrates excellent character traits
and is often a leader by example. Savannah is naturally very helpful
both in and out of class. She is always willing to help others and tries
to anticipate the needs of the class and those around her.
Robertson Road Elementary School
Giselle Espinoza - 6th Grade
Giselle shows great perseverance, determination and integrity
in all she does. She meets every challenge with integrity, grace,
determination and a drive to succeed. She is hardworking and
responsible. In the classroom, Giselle has an exceptional work ethic
and is a great student and role model for others.
Cody Watson - 4th Grade
Cody is an asset to Robertson Road. He is a member of chorus and
Student Council, and has worked on the school-wide recycling and
school garden projects. You can always count on him to do his absolute
best and he always has a positive attitude. Cody is an outstanding
student and works hard to be one of the top students in his class.
Rose Avenue Elementary School
Lily Loftis - 6th Grade
Lily is an extremely compassionate and helpful student. She
demonstrates these skills both in the classroom and on the playground.
She has a heart for others, and is aware of her peers’ needs and is
willing to support them when they are suffering or struggling. Lily has
a charm and maturity about her that brings a smile to others’ faces.
Cameron Siemion - 6th Grade
Cameron exhibits terrific leadership skills and sets a wonderful
example for the whole class. She sets high expectations for herself and
works hard to achieve them. She is a compassionate person and always
has something nice to say about others in all situations. She is a wellrounded individual who puts forth a good effort in all that she does.
Shackelford Elementary School
Dora Duran - 6th Grade
Dora is a hardworking student. Her enthusiasm for learning serves
as a model for students facing challenges in reading. Her goal this
year was to increase her fluency by practicing nightly. Her progress is
evident. She often gives up her lunch recess to volunteer to read during
book club and to tutor her peers in math.
Kenai Sandoval Rodriguez - 4th Grade
Kenai is diligent in his studies; he’s focused and hard working. His
desire to excel and do his best is evident in his incredible work ethic.
Aside from studies, he is respectful, kind, caring, responsible and a true
example of a PeaceBuilder and leader. Despite difficulties, he always
perseveres and conquers his challenges with a humble, warm smile.
Sonoma Elementary School
Trinity Soeun - 6th Grade
Trinity shows outstanding character every single day. She shows
responsibility and commitment to her academics and extra activities,
such as being a member of the Math Blast team. Despite tragedy that
struck her family, Trinity was able to persevere and continue to be an
exemplary student who shows respect and civility to all.
Alexandrea Trammell - 6th Grade
Aly is kind, thoughtful and well-respected by classmates and teachers.
She treats others with respect, going out of her way to help those
who are struggling or feeling down. As a younger student, Aly faced
struggles in school, but with hard work, dedication and the support of
her family, she is a well-organized, successful and committed student.
Tuolumne Elementary School
Angelique Huerta - 6th Grade
Angelique is the embodiment of strong moral character, ambition,
intellect, devotion to family and friends and assertiveness. She is so
enthusiastic in class that she literally has to keep herself from jumping
out of her seat in order to participate in discussions! Angelique is a role
model and will undoubtedly make us all proud in years to come.
Vanessa Olide - 5th Grade
Vanessa brings a smile to anyone she talks with. Her words of
encouragement are priceless. Despite her brother being diagnosed with
cancer, she continued to be positive and think of ways to encourage her
family and brother. Her brother is now cancer free, and Vanessa plans
to pursue a career where she can bring smiles to kids fighting cancer.
Wilson Elementary School
Corrina Loera-Gonzales - 5th Grade
Despite past behavioral challenges, Corrina is maturing and making
outstanding peer and social choices. She is an intelligent, pleasant,
delightful young lady who is working hard to better herself inside and
outside of the classroom. With Corrina’s wise choices, great things are
sure to be in her future.
Robert Miller - 5th Grade
Last year, Robert struggled with anger issues. Over the summer, he
decided he was ready for a change. He chose to take a different path
than the one he was on, and he returned to school a new student. He
made new friends, decided he wanted to be a student leader and ran for
Student Council. His transformation is remarkable.
Orville Wright Elementary School
Daniela De La Rosa - 5th Grade
A smile that shines from here to the moon describes Daniela’s spirit.
She brightens the day for staff and students with her politeness and
initiative. She shows loyalty to her school through her volunteerism.
She exhibits responsibility and dependability as she serves on Traffic
Patrol and Student Council. Daniela’s future is as bright as her smile.
Victoria Galvan - 6th Grade
Quiet and polite, Victoria is a lady of determination and fortitude. She
is responsible and excels at everything she does. She has a friendly,
joyful demeanor, and exudes strong leadership qualities serving as
Class President and on Traffic Patrol. Her commitment to being a
proactive PeaceBuilder makes a difference every day.
Evelyn Hanshaw Middle School
Marcos Castillo - 8th Grade
Marcos consistently demonstrates perseverance and civility. He excels
in honors classes, and participates in the band program and AVID.
Marcos is part of the Safety Committee and is always willing to help
in any way he can. He makes excellent choices, is very reliable and has
earned 13 outstanding citizenship marks during his time at Hanshaw.
Yesenia Serrano - 8th Grade
Yesenia has overcome many obstacles since arriving in the United
States not knowing any English in 2011. She maintains a 4.0 grade
point average and is extremely dedicated and driven to be successful.
Yesenia is active in many clubs on campus and exemplifies Hanshaw’s
school motto of, “Always be your personal best.”
La Loma Junior High School
Reilly Forest - 8th Grade
Reilly’s commitment to her education and her peers is evident. She
always takes time to encourage classmates through involvement
in school activities and helping them with their classwork. She lets
nothing get in the way of her success. An over-achiever in every sense,
Reilly never fails to impress her teachers with her efforts.
Carter Neumann - 8th Grade
Carter is as quick to give a helping hand as he is to give a smile. He
leads in WEB and ASB, and is a voting member of School Site Council.
He is involved in community projects and every academic competition
available. With the encouragement and caring he shows others, he has
been the face of La Loma and a true ambassador of civility.
Mark Twain Junior High School
Amrita Lal - 8th Grade
Amrita is an amazing student, having earned a 4.0 grade point average
and the Block MT award three times. She is interested in all things
and people around her. She is a natural and powerful leader with a
penchant for acquiring information that is not matched by many others.
Amrita is undoubtedly a future leader in the making.
Oscar Morales - 8th Grade
Oscar is an outstanding young man. He is a four semester Block MT
member. Aside from his success in academics, he is set apart from the
crowd by his exemplary work ethic. He is always polite, punctual and
cooperative, three traits highly valued at Mark Twain. Oscar will be a
valuable member of the community when he graduates from college.
Roosevelt Junior High School
Andrew Ortiz - 8th Grade
Andrew struggled with behavioral and attendance issues, but in the
last six months, he has shown the desire and ability to take charge of
his life and be successful. He dramatically improved his grades, has
nearly perfect attendance and received outstanding citizenship marks
in four of his classes. His efforts to better himself are inspirational.
Sohaia Rigiwal - 8th Grade
Sohaia moved to the United States from Afghanistan less than a
year ago. She has quickly become one of Roosevelt’s most successful
students, both academically and socially. Even in the face of cultural
and linguistic challenges, Sohaia has thrived. She exudes a confidence
that is infectious and has a constant smile on her face.
Fred C. Beyer High School
Jacob Sloan - 11th Grade
Jacob is known for his enthusiastic involvement in all things Beyer.
He participates in leadership, Science Olympiad, Speech and Debate,
HOBY, Chemistry Club, Christian Club and Dance Club. Jacob
volunteers in the Tutoring Learning Center, serves on Inter-High
Council and is a student representative on the School Site Council.
Taylor Thatcher - 12th Grade
When a family member was diagnosed with a very serious illness,
Taylor took on many responsibilities that a student would not normally
contend with. Her selfless dedication to her family’s needs was
extraordinary. Taylor maintained excellent grades, served in many
leadership capacities at school, and was a role model for everyone.
Grace M. Davis High School
Pouya Bahrami - 12th Grade
Pouya was born in Iran and arrived in the U.S. at the age of 17. He had
a solid education from his schooling in Iran, but little ability in English.
He has worked diligently to learn English and after only one year,
was able to pass the CAHSEE. He created “The Community Building
Project” with the goal of the betterment of our neighborhoods.
Gabriela Ramos - 12th Grade
Gabriela is a hard working student and ranks among the top of her
class. She has accomplished this in the face of many obstacles. Every
day, she makes sure her younger sisters get to school, she works after
school, and she still manages to earn amazing grades. Gabriela will
continue to model perseverance as she attends college next year.
Thomas Downey High School
Nikaela Harris - 11th Grade
Nikaela is an excellent example of initiative and perseverance. When
faced with disappointment, she takes it head on. After being cut from
the volleyball team, she worked to improve her skills. The next year
she made the team, and was then asked to coach the freshman team.
Nikaela is determined to make good things happen every day.
Austin Rose-Aye - 12th Grade
Austin exemplifies the character trait of perseverance and courage.
Following two significant accidents, he could have become angry and
declared that the world had mistreated him, but not Austin. He is
forever optimistic and says you have to learn to accept these things as
part of life. Austin’s positive outlook and can-do attitude is inspiring.
Elliott Alternative Education Center
Korina Martinez - 11th Grade
Korina is the personification of several of the district character traits.
She shows respect and compassion toward her peers and adults every
day. Her initiative is clear as she has applied at several beauty colleges
in pursuit of her career goal. Korina’s responsibility is evident in her
daily attendance at school.
Eric Miller - 12th Grade
After dropping out of school for a year due to family problems, Eric
is back in school and ready to make something of his life. Eric is
consistently respectful, civil, and is taking his senior year seriously. He
has shown initiative by returning to school, earning good grades, and
enrolling in Modesto Junior College starting in the fall of 2015.
James C. Enochs High School
Nathan Hailey - 12th Grade
Nathan exemplifies courage and respect to everyone he encounters. As
a Link Crew member, he is available for freshmen who need support
and encouragement. During the Point Break workshops for freshmen,
Nathan led small groups and helped students learn how to accept one
another and treat everyone with respect.
Cambry Hastings - 12th Grade
Cambry participates in multiple sports, is active in leadership and
mentors other students that are facing difficult circumstances.
Outside of school, she is involved with Girl Scouts, Camp Taylor, and
various other community services. Although she has faced difficult life
circumstances, Cambry continues to encourage and support others.
Joseph A. Gregori High School
Ivette Garcia - 12th Grade
After a life altering incident which occurred the week before starting
her freshman year, Ivette has overcome great personal challenges to
excel in her classes and graduate this year. Many students see her
dedication and are inspired to meet their own challenges. She will
continue to inspire others as she moves on to college next year.
Tyler Janitz - 12th Grade
As a freshman, Tyler met a student with autism. The two developed a
friendship, which lead to the founding of the Autism Awareness Club.
As an athlete, Tyler is a difference maker and team motivator. He
leads the way in establishing identity and traditions at Gregori. Tyler’s
intelligence, athleticism and strength of character are admirable.
Peter Johansen High School
Marisa Bearden - 12th Grade
Marisa has given her time and talents for the betterment of Johansen,
and she is the epitome of a true leader. She is involved in many
activities, such as rally commissioner, tour guide, athletics, FFA officer,
and she has assisted in recruiting future students. Marisa also mentors
freshmen students for study skills and public speaking competitions.
Stephanie Seitzer - 12th Grade
Stephanie has been active in band all four years, playing three
instruments in five ensembles, serving on Band Council and leading
as the Drum Major. Academically excellent, she is liked and respected
by teachers and peers. Stephanie is hard-working, accepting and
overcoming challenges head-on, and is never without a smile.
Modesto High School
Eileen Lin - 9th Grade
Eileen has had a profound impact on the entire school from the minute
she stepped foot on campus. Every day presents new challenges for
her, but she never allows those challenges to take away her smile or
alter her character. Eileen is a model student who exudes civility,
compassion, courage, respect and perseverance on a daily basis.
Ismael Adbeel Vargas - 12th Grade
Ismael was diagnosed with a rare form of Lymphoma. He is working
hard to finish his education and graduate with his senior class. He is
also a father and works part­-time to support his child. He has a positive
outlook for his future and never lets his diagnosis bring him down.
Ismael is an inspiration to us all.
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Superintendent’s
Award
Presented to:
Jack Rydquist
12th Grade
Fred C. Beyer High School
The best word that could be used to describe Jack
would be the word “inclusive.” Jack is a popular
student, and like many popular students he is
charismatic, funny and other students just want to
be around him. What makes Jack different is that
he includes everyone in his circle. Watch him show
up for a basketball game and you will see him highfive 50 people in the stands from every group you
could imagine. From the shy freshman sitting alone,
to the student with Down’s-syndrome, each of the
students has a special nickname given to them by
Jack. He serves as a peer tutor and makes struggling
students feel at ease around him, talking to them
about sports at the same time as he motivates
them to clean out their backpack and turn in some
homework. He is a veteran on the golf team, but
makes sure to make the new team members feel
welcome and at-ease from day one. Jack is involved
in Chess Club, Global Lab, Mock Trial, Red Sea,
and numerous other clubs at Beyer. Everywhere
he goes, he both leads and includes every student.
Jack is a remarkable young man and Modesto City
Schools would be lucky to have more like him.
Modesto City Schools Board of Education
Amy Elliott Neumann
President
Steve Grenbeaux
Vice President
David Allan
Jordan Dickson
Cindy Marks
Desirée Romo
Sue Zwahlen
Riley Noland
Student Representative
Administration
Pamela Able
Superintendent
Julie A. Betschart
Associate Superintendent, Business Services,
Chief Business Official
Virginia Johnson
Associate Superintendent, Educational Services
Craig Rydquist
Associate Superintendent, Human Resources,
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