Tennis - Carly Hall
The coaches want to recognize Carly Hall as the #2 Singles for Athlete of the Week. This last week, she has shown resilience, hard work, and dedication to her team. She won all her matches and found things to work on for herself, but she also found time to help her teammates. She has been working hard since summer practices to be her best.
Congratulations Carly!
Week 5 Athlete of the Week - John Shrimp - Cross Country
John competed every week during the early season and has been improving his time. He has finished in the top 10 in every meet with his highest finish being runner-up at Sullivan County. John finished 52nd out of 307 competitors over the weekend at Bloomsburg University. He also recently broke the school record by over one full minute, running a time of 18:08.
Well done John!
Week 4 Athlete of the Week - Coy Bryson - Varsity Football
Congratulations to Coy Bryson who has had a tremendous season thus far for the Red Raiders. Against previously unbeaten Wyalusing, Coy rushed for 167 yards on 24 carries and scored 2 TDs to help carry the team to a 28-3 victory over the Rams. Coy is currently 4th in the Sun Gazette area in rushing. He has 785 yards and 7 touchdowns!
Keep it up Coy!
Congratulations to this week’s Artist of the Week, junior, Gabi Calderon. For the first time since the school has started acknowledging artists each week, Gabi represents a nomination in each category represented; band,, musical theatre, and visual arts. Gabi is in Color Guard for the Marching Band and is a great example to all those in her section. She brings a positive energy and work ethic to every rehearsal and performance. Gabi is equally strong in the Virtuoso program. She has earned several solo and dance features in the upcoming fall show and is always prepared with her own materials as well as being willing to help and encourage others. In the visual arts, Gabi prefers the watercolor, acrylic, and colored pencil mediums and often works in the art room when she finishes assignments for other classes. Congratulations on all your artistic successes, Gabi, and thank you for dedicating yourself to promotion of the arts in our district.
Progress Reports for grades 3-6 are posted to Parent Portal.
Good morning,
Progress reports for the first quarter have been uploaded to the student and parent SIS portals. The current quarter will end on October 25 and report cards will be issued on November 1. Students who had previously arranged to receive paper copies of their grade reports will be called down to the office by Mrs. Hill later this afternoon.
Dr. Stoudt
Tonight's "Old Shoe Game" will be livestreamed via IPT sports. If you are unable to make the game and would like to watch, the link is below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOHXYWFM4C0
New Strength and Conditioning Coach, Rhyle Strausbaugh, Aims to Outwork and Out"heart" the Competition
https://youtu.be/OrZcNQmjSBU
Athletics Update
Congratulations to senior, Dylan Hill, on receiving the National Rural and Small School Award by the College Board. To be eligible for this award, a student must have a 3.5 GPA, must attend high school in a rural area or small town, and be in the top 10% of all PSAT/NMSQT test takers in their state.
Dylan has a 100.55% cumulative weighted average and is ranked first in his class. Outside of academics, he is drum major for the Marching Band, has played in Concert Band and Jazz Band, serves as co-captain for the Varsity Soccer team, is a member of the Track & Field team, is president of the National Honor Society, and serves as senior class treasurer. Dylan has been involved with the Leo Club, the Hiking Club, the Environmental Club, and the STRONG student leadership team. He has also earned accolades at the state and world level for Odyssey of the Mind.
Upon graduation, Dylan plans to attend a college/university to study Public Relations. Congratulations, Dylan, on this academic recognition.
Athletics Update
Congratulations to Nolan Voneida and Landyn Rine on securing first and second place finishes at the North Branch Area FFA Tractor Driving competition.
Montgomery High School is pleased to announce this year’s Penn College Youth Leadership students: Olivia Carey, Cassidy Jacobs, and Zoe Furman. They have been selected to represent Montgomery Jr/Sr High School in this county wide program. Once per month they will be attending a seminar at Penn College where they will have an opportunity to learn about important leadership concepts, participate in community service, and engage in various activities. Congratulations and thank you for representing our school with pride!
In honor of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s birthday today, “The Great Gatsby” on Broadway posted their “Roaring Back To School”contest on Instagram to highlight student art, music, and dance featuring the Roaring Twenties and “The Great Gatsby.” Zoe Furman and Camden Dalrymple posted a dance entry as a cross curricular project between our Performing Arts and Broadcasting programs.
Students in Ms. Murray’s Driver’s Ed class were tasked with finding an organization that they would consider supporting. The organizations are non-profit and their primary purpose is service to the community. Once they found an organization, they had to create a PA plate to represent them and their organizations. A few examples chosen were breast cancer awareness and suicide prevention as well as various colleges and sports teams.
We are thrilled to announce a fundraiser for our marching band show shirts! We’ve received a lot of interest from friends and family, and we’re excited to make these shirts available to everyone. Shirts can be purchased through the link below and will be delivered directly to you! We have to sell at least 18 of these shirts to make the fundraiser successful, so please spread the word!
Please follow the link below to purchase yours today and support our amazing kids!
Thank you for all your support!
https://www.customink.com/fundraising/2024-montgomery-marching-band-show-shirt-fundraiser?utm_campaign=desktop-campaign-page-share-v3&utm_content=2024-montgomery-marching-band-show-shirt-fundraiser&utm_medium=social&utm_source=copy-link
Athletics Update
In chemistry with Mr. Crawford, students are learning how electrons of atoms emit different colors of light as they go from their ground state to their excited state. Different elements give off their own distinct wavelengths of light, which cause different colors.
Montgomery has four newly trained Chief Science Officers! Nova Bartlett, Glayne Gozum, Xavier Koch, and Cash Hill have completed two days of training to become the first Chief Science Officers for Montgomery, and the first in IU17. Their goal for this year will be to design and implement an action plan to create a scientific impact or change in their school or community!
