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KAPPA Pledge


As KAPPA International Scholars, we pledge to uphold and embody the ideals of our learning community.
 
Inquiry: To question our assumptions and suspend judgment in our pursuit of knowledge.
Compassion: To understand and to serve our community locally and globally.
Integrity: To be diligent in our work, honest in our deeds, and respectful in our actions.
Commitment: To be invested in our community, our education and our future.
 
We will be proud to make our choices according to these ideals as we continue to grow as responsible citizens.
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Congratulations to our honor scholars for the First Semester 2011-2012

Summa Cum Laude

Beatriz Aguilar       101.54%
Aldwin Espinal       100.93%
Adiza Wahab          97.98%
Kassy Mateo          97.64%
Hamdia Ibrahim       96.36%
Jeremy Dominguez  96.28%
George Rosales      96.23%
Subrina Khan          96.16%
Maria Miranda         95.75%
Alexis Delarosa       95.42%
Sabikun Khan         95.12%

Magna Cum Laude

Kemar Sergeant        94.47%
Sarah Garmendiz      94.22%
Arisbel Medina          93.30%
Orlando Toribio          93.03%
Luis Rubio                92.92%
Fatoumata Jaiteh      92.55%
Rubatu Aifa              92.08%
           
 


Dear Parents/Guardians,

            Please be reminded:

1)    Uniform – students must wear the uniform polo shirt or KAPPA t-shirt with khaki pants or a skirt and all black footwear. Any outer garments (sweaters or sweatshirts) must be plain blue, black, beige, grey or white, with no lettering or patterns. Students not in compliance with the uniform policy will receive two warnings per month followed by a detention. If a student is issued a detention and does not attend, he/she will face a suspension.

2)    Lateness – students must be in class by 7:30 AM. Students who arrive to school after 7:30 will receive two warnings per month followed by a detention. If a student is issued a detention and does not attend, he/she will face a suspension. If a student continues to arrive late after the first detention, his/her parent or guardian will be invited to school for a conference.

Your support in these areas is greatly appreciated. Establishing behavioral expectations early on enables us to set a positive tone throughout the remainder of the year, which will ensure that our scholars are all successful.

Sincerely,

Panorea Panagiosoulis

Principal



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