Elementary School Honoree – Brodie Campbell

Brodie is a friend to all! He is helpful in the classroom and to his classmates. He is always willing to go the extra mile to help out. He is a hard worker and continues to work hard even when things get tough. He doesn’t give up and keeps trying until he figures it out.

Getting to know Brody Campbell

• Which Emoji best represents you? “Happy, smiley face because I like being happy!”

• You get to trade places with an animal for 24 hours. What animal are you picking? “I would pick a cat, they are cute and playful!”

• What career do you plan to pursue? “I want to be a ‘You-Tuber’ with game videos like Minecraft and Roblox.”

"Brodie always has a smile on his face!” said Mrs. Lindsay Lester, Brodie’s fourth-grade teacher. “He is full of joy and a friend to all. He is so kind and helpful.”

Middle School Honoree – Kierstin Teffeteller

Even though she has a reserved disposition, Kierstin is kind, artistic, respectful, conscientious, joyful, and collaborative. She smiles frequently and exhibits a plethora of generosity.

Getting to know Kierstin Teffeteller:

• Which Emoji best represents you? “The emoji that best suits me is the sleepy one.”

• You get to trade places with an animal for 24 hours. What animal are you picking? “If I were to choose what animal to be for 24 hours it would be a cat, they don't have to do much and they get to sleep most of the time throughout the day.”

• What career do you plan to pursue? “The career I plan to pursue is video game design and/or digital art.”

“We are so proud of the growth in her willingness to be more of a leader in the classroom!” said Kierstin’s Middle School teachers.

High School Honoree – Andrew Cole

Andrew is a meticulous and hard-working student. He demonstrates his enthusiasm for learning by being engaged and by asking questions to clarify his understanding. Andrew is kind and generous to others by sharing his notes if someone is absent or offering supplies if a classmate is in need. Due to his academic perseverance and honorable character, he is an appreciated member of our school community.

Getting to know Andrew Cole:

• Which Emoji best represents you? “The laughing Emoji because I laugh a lot on a daily basis.”

• You get to trade places with an animal for 24 hours. What animal are you picking? “I would be an eagle because I would be able to fly.”

• What career do you plan to pursue? “I don't have anything currently planned, but I would like to do something sports or business related in the future.”

“Andrew is a model student in my class,” explained Mrs. Jessica Lee, his World History instructor. “He submits his assignments on time and with great care and completeness. These qualities combined with his honesty and integrity, make him a great example of a student who values their education. In addition, his character is striking in his kindness and generosity to those around him. He is a leader both academically and how one should treat others with respect and decency.”

Thanks to everyone who participated in the discussion about Athletics with the University School Foundation. For those that were unable to attend the session, you may access the recording by clicking on this link.

Middle School Soccer Interest Group:

As a follow-up to the athletics discussion, we are forming a group to discuss adding middle school soccer. If you are interested in being part of that initial discussion please email Mike Hoff, hoffmb@etsu.edu.

Please note that all items left in Lost and Found are donated to charity at the end of each quarter. Lost and Found is located beside the school cafeteria in the hallway. Please see Officer Hudson or the main office for any questions.

Note: This is the Lost & Found information for our K-12 University School building only. If you need information about Lost and Found for ETSU, please call ETSU Public Safety at 423-439-4480.

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November 7 Daylight Saving Time Ends - Turn clocks backward 1 hour
November 8 BETA Club Bake Sale, Front Lawn, after school
November 8 Math Help Club, Learning Cottage 2, 3:15-5:00 p.m.
November 8 MS Girls, Boys Basketball, vs Hunter, 5:00,6:00,7:00
November 9 Morning Mile, UH Outdoor Track, 7:30 to 7:50 a.m.
November 9 BETA Club Bake Sale, Front Lawn, after school
November 9 Chess and Gaming Clubs, Room 214, 3:00 p.m.
November 10 Veterans Day Ceremony, ETSU Quad, 11:00 a.m.
November 10 Chorus Performance at ETSU Veterans Day Ceremony
November 10 Bible Study Club, Warf-Pickel Hall Room 127, 3:15-4:00 p.m.
November 10 Green Club, Room 010, 3:15-4:15 p.m.
November 10 HS Boys Soccer Informational Parent Meeting, Cafeteria, 6:00 p.m.
November 11 No School - Veterans Day Holiday
November 11 MS Girls, Boys Basketball, @Cloudland, 5:00,6:00,7:00

November 12 No School - Professional Development Day
November 12 Last Day for Holiday Food Drive Collection

November 13 Key Club Socks and PJs Drive, TJ Maxx JC, 10-5:30
November 14 Key Club Socks and PJs Drive, TJ Maxx JC, 10-5:30