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10/13/22 |Issue #9

Credits To

Reporters

Kh'yana , Arlett

Content Writers

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Melissa, Abigail, Selah

Art Directors

Chrissy, Ruby

Communications Expert / Editor

Destiny

All of theses students have been trying their hardest to make a new,interesting, unique magazine for GSOTA. Each student has a different job that they need to fill out to create the best magazine they can.

This week the theme is changed up! We are doing a Fall theme look. Enjoy the spooky season. Also a special thanks to Ms. Axelrad for helping out as well.

School Events

There are a lot of upcoming school events at the school like; the movie night that will take place at the school tonight. The cost is free for students and $3 dollars for adults.

Second, the scholastic book fair which will start on October 24th and end on October 28th.

Also, the registration for clubs is open now! There are alot of things to choose from. For example Basketball 3rd-8th grade, Youth leadership 6th- 8th, and Holiday crafts for 2nd-4th grade. There are lot more to choose from.

(Go to page 11 for information about the winter dance!!)

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Students of The Week

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Sahara Alaia

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The Elementary student of the week is Sahara Alaia. Sahara thinks she deserves to be student of the week because she did the Pledge of Allegiance. When we asked her how does it feel being chosen as the student of the week she said "It feels funny I have never been student of the week." We asked what makes her stand out she said "gymnastics." She was chosen by Mrs. Mooney because she is a Great student, kind, and helpful.

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We had the honor to interview Lamarxia Hall. (Who is also captain of his class.) For student of the week. Lamarxia was picked by Ms. Axelrad. He said that he feels great about being picked, probably because he was already picked for captain of the class about a week ago. Lamarxia has been doing great in class! He was picked because he's always eager to participate and he's also always the first to volunteer to help.

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Elementary

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Students of The Week

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Lamarxia Hall

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We had the honor to interview Lamarxia Hall. (Who is also captain of his class.) For student of the week. Lamarxia was picked by Ms. Axelrad. He said that he feels great about being picked, probably because he was already picked for captain of the class about a week ago. Lamarxia has been doing great in class! He was picked because he's always eager to participate and he's also always the first to volunteer to help.

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Middle school

Elementary Art

This week in art class the elementary students learned about lines and how important they can be! Then they imagined what half of an animal would look like made out of straight lines. For their main project they did abstract art with rulers creating lines and imagining the shapes that can come out of the lines!

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Elementary Art

October Birthdays

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Elementary

William 10/01
Jabar 10/03
Jordan 10/05
Gloriana 10/05
Abigail 10/06
Honesty 10/15
Davi 10/16
Jacoby 10/16
Laron 10/16

Gia 10/19
Valenteennah 10/21
Issac 10/22
Adrian 10/22
Aubrey 10/27
Jacob 10/28

Middle School

Destiny 10/03
Prince 10/24
Bradley 10/24
Johnny 10/27
Lizette 10/30

Animal of The week

The Lynx

The lynx lives in the boreal forests of Alaska and Canada and is mostly found in moist caves, hollow trees, and logs. The Lynx spends most of its time hunting, birds, small deer, and reindeer. It has made a huge recovery since the 2000s but they are sadly still classified as an endangered species.

Would You Rather

Winter Dance Information

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1.Never celebrate Halloween or celebrate Halloween every day?

2.Go to school with Casper the ghost for a month or go to school with Harry Potter for a month?

3.Go to a haunted house on Halloween night or go to a corn maze on Halloween night?

4.Prefer Darth Vader to crash your sleepover or Voldemort?

5.Watch only horror films for one year or watch only romantic movies for one year?

6.Live in a haunted house with the ghosts for a year or be possessed by a bad spirit for a year?

This year middle school is hosting a winter dance! It is designed and run by the Career Exportation class. The dance will be held on December the 2nd, in the auditorium. Formal attire is required and there is a 10$ entrance fee. All donations go to the 8th grade D.C. trip in May.