Congrats to culinary arts students for recently passing their ServSafe Food Manager Exam!! They worked really hard to pass this exam! Pictured: Chloe Smith, Nicole Russell, Elise Lauderdale, Ah'Mari Mouton, Camia Martin, Annzleigh Galbreath, Arvis Burns, Deana Williams, Xadria Martin, Yadhira Perez, Sarah Pack, Grace Casas, Brandyn Carter, Aleena Isom
Not pictured: Lyric Kar, Leah Tiemens, Emily Knoop
Career Day at SES.....Thank you St. Joseph air medic team!
Career Day at SES.....Thank you St. Joseph air medic team!
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Thursday, April 1st is a Student Early Release Day. Buses will run at 12:00 and car riders/walkers will dismiss at the same time. Our staff will meet this afternoon for Professional Development.
Monday, April 5th is a full school day.
Have a restful Easter weekend!!
We have a video recap of our March event, Read Across America! Thank you to all of our reading volunteers!
https://youtu.be/AoPGOlqNZE0
Attention 4th Grade Families...
The 4th Grade teachers are hosting a Pancake Picnic from 5:00pm to 6:30pm on Monday, April 5th. We invite 4th Grader families to come fellowship the evening before 4th Grade Writing STAAR on Tuesday, April 6th. Please call the campus with any questions. Thank you.
Mental Health Lessons-March 29- April 1: Grades PK-4th (Problem Solving), 5th-7th (Bullying/ Suicide Prevention), Grades 8th-12th (Relationships/ Intentions)
Weekly Game Schedule:
Picture day - March 26, 2021
To order online go to mylifetouch.com
Kinder graduation & Senior Graduate ID: EVTXSJX67
Class Pictures ID: EVTWJF8DM
Spring Pictures ID: EVTMBVFXN
Fifth Inning Plays Key Role In Somerville Yeguas Varsity Blow Out Over Normangee
Seven runs in the fifth inning led Somerville past Normangee 12-2 on Tuesday. The rally was led by singles by Eldridge and Watson, doubles by Flencher and Carter, a sac fly by Carpenter, and an error on a ball put in play by Kovasovic, which all moved runs across the plate.
The Lady Yeguas got things started in the first inning. Carter hit into a fielder's choice, scoring one run. Eldridge was the winning pitcher for Somerville. The ace lasted five innings, allowing two hits and two runs while striking out 11 and walking 2.
Somerville totaled 11 hits in the game. Eldridge, Flencher, Carter, Kaelyn Chavez, and Watson each managed multiple hits for Somerville. Watson, Chavez, Carter, Flencher, and Eldridge each collected two hits to lead the Lady Yeguas.
-Coach Martin
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Attention: The JH Softball Game has been Canceled Today, 3-22-21.
Mental Health Lessons-March 22-26: Grades PK-4th (Relationships), 5th-7th (Reputation), Grades 8th-12th (Suicide Prevention)
This week has been amazing! We hosted the Varsity Track Koppers Relays on Thursday, 3-11-21 and the Jr High on Friday, 3-12-21! The meet was a big time success because of all the support we received from coaches, teachers, booster club, students, and especially the community! Everyone pitched in! The big winners were the Somerville athletes and all the teams that competed!
We would like to send a special thank you to Koppers for their financial support and all the volunteers that helped out during the track meet!
We also want to thank the Somerville Booster Club for working the concession stand and thank you to Amanda Flencher for making sure we had everything we needed! Another big thanks goes to Joe Gonzales for bringing his pit and cooking the meals.
Thank you to all my Coaches an the Maintenance Dept for getting it ready and working the meet!
A big shout goes to Ms. I for handling the computers and meet entries and making things go smoothly! Thanks Ms. Jackson for assisting her. Lastly, thank you Dennis Mikulin for announcing the meet and Ms Baugus for organizing each teams medals.
I know many others were involved and please know we really appreciate the help and it didn’t go unnoticed.
Thank you everyone for making this meet go smoothly and efficiently! We can’t wait to make it bigger and better next year!
GO YEGUAS!
We had an impressive turnout for cheer tryouts this year with 26 girls trying out. Congratulations to the 2021/22 cheer squads! Leadership for each squad will be announced at a later date.
VARSITY CHEER: Alazia Vela, Bryanna Surovik, Elise Lauderdale, Savannah Eschete, Halie Sowders, Martasia Watkins, Annzleigh Galbreath, Keyanah Crowl, Cashaye Jones, Dakota Carpenter, Adia Ramos, and Samara Davis-Curtis.
JV CHEER: Deianca Nix, Blaire Youngblood, Olivia Vega,Destiney Hill, Aiyana Turner, Jena Foster, Kalyjiah Simons, Karley Parker, Dezarey Maxwell, Makayla Vela, and Victoria Myers.
Thanks- Sarah Gregory
On Thursday March 11, Somerville boys powerlifting showed up big at the Regional meet in Lumberton, TX, by placing 4th out of 22 teams. Herschel Conway and Verkobe Woodberry were regional champions in their weight class, while Deven Green was 4th and Derek Lopez was 5th. Richard Rivera moved from 12th to 9th place in his weight. Jeremiah Teague gave a valiant effort after hurting his back during deadlift, but to no avail.
Verkobe Woodberry was awarded Most Outstanding Squat (370), Deadlift (430), and Total (1000).
The state meet for Herschel and Verkobe will be March 27, at the Taylor County Expo Center in Abilene.
-Coach Watson
Congratulations Elementary Yegua Chief!!!
Hunter Knesek!!!
Congratulations Secondary School Yegua Chiefs!!!
Orlando Chavez-Ramey and Brandyn Carter!!!
