HONOR ROLL

5th Grade
Ms. Ortega's Class

All A

Veronica Eckert

A & B
Lorena Gandarilla
Ahren Higginbotham
Michaela Kerr
Arriana Lopez
Julia Roderick
Emma Salinas
Brandon Strain
Michael Tarango
Isaiah Torres
Pamela Zambrano

5th Grade
Mrs. Walter's Class

All A
Taylor Gandara
Orion Moreno
Dakota Ulibarri

A & B
Isis Salyers
Mathew May
Jessie Garcia
Micayla Chavez
Marco Arvizo
Kayci Alvarez

Honorable Mention
Daniel Madrid
Julia Madero
Jennifer Gonzalez
Zenaida Gonzales
Emily Dominguez

6th Grade
Mr. Acosta's Class

All A

Alyssa Palacios
Jeremie Salazar
Mark Thomas

A & B
Cameron DeFoor
Alex Eggleston
Martin Lopez
Jeremy Pantoja
Mayela Peña
Mikey Saucedo
Gabriella Silva

Semester II
Mr. Acosta's Class

All A

Alyssa Palacios
Jeremie Salazar
Mark Thomas

A & B
Cameron DeFoor
Jared Floyd
Martin Lopez
Jeremy Pantoja
Mayela Peña
Mikey Saucedo
Gabriella Silva

6th Grade
Mr. Gordon's Class

A & B
Rishae Allen
Jonathon Craig
Rosendo Cruz
Anthony Tovar
Honorable Mention
Avery Brennan

Semester II
Mr. Gordon's Class

A & B
Rishae Allen
Jonathon Craig
Rosendo Cruz
Anthony Tovar
Honorable Mention
Avery Brennan

AWESOME JOB STUDENTS!

HAVE A SAFE

AND HAPPY

SUMMER BREAK!

Students of the Week for 05-18-09

Central Elementary School students of the week for May 18, 2009 are; Daniel, Brandon, Gabriella, and Jacqueline.

Students of the Month for May

Central Elementary School students of the month for May are; Trystin, Ramon, Noah, and Jeremy.

Students of the Month for April

Central Elementary School students of the month for April are; Martin, Michael, Francine, and Kayci.

Students of the Week 05-11-09

Central Elementary School students of the week May 11, 2009 are; Chris, Jamie, Micayla, and Julia.

Execellent!!!

5th Grade Field Trip TOMBSTONE

Today the 5th graders from Central Elementary went on their field trip to Tombstone, Arizona.

"The Town too Tough to Die," Tombstone was perhaps the most renowned of Arizona's old mining camps. When Ed Schieffelin came to Camp Huachuca with a party of soldiers and left the fort to prospect, he said he was just looking for stones. His comrades told him that the only stone he'd find would be his tombstone rather than silver. Thus, in 1877 Schieffelin named his first claim the Tombstone, and rumors of rich strikes made a boomtown of the settlement that adopted this name.

Days of lawlessness which nearly had then-President Chester A. Arthur declaring martial law in Tombstone and sending in military troops to restore order, climaxed with the infamous Earp-Clanton battle, fought near the rear entrance of the O.K. Corral, on October 26, 1881. Over the course of 7 years the mines produced millions of dollars in silver and gold before rising underground waters forced suspension of operations.

Leaving at 8:30


In Tombstone city park At the famous Birdcage Theater
Visiting the Birdcage
"Bucking the Tiger" Faro game from 1880 at the Birdcage Theater

Dr. Baca and Friend

Waiting for the "Ghosts and Legends" tour

Ghostly tour guide

Lunch at the Golden Nugget

Waiting for the OK Corral Show

Where it all happened October 26, 1881

OK Corral reenactment

Meeting the Earps

Transportation 1880's style

Maverick Matt riding at the OK Corral with a rattlesnake.

Students of the Week for 5-4-09

Central School students of the week for May 4th, 2009 are; Thomas , Isis , and Jeremie. Not pictured David Smith.

AWESOME!!!