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Congratulations to our 25-26 WEB Leaders
Please be sure to check your school email for an email from Mrs. Jones
WEB 25-26 Ade Naimah Aguirre Alaina Alvarado Emma Amora Coronel Anderson Josie Andrews Amaree Argueta Natalia Ashburner Madelyn Astorga Arden Asuega Anela Baker Chelsea Barbarin Aaliyah Barnes Brynn Barrozo Alexis Basnet Prince Billings Catalina Blackwell Ellie Bode Camryn Bolton Chase Bourgeois Maci Carrillo Emmie Chavez Kaylah Cole Raymond Colombo Bryce Cuevas Priscila Dansie Evey Dost Asiya Dudley Aria Duque Maria Escalante Sophia Europa Daniel Garcia Arianny Gazafy Chloe Gilb Hannah Ginter Mason Gomez Alexsia Gonzalez Catalaya Greenwood McKinlee Grimaldo Aria Hamilton Elijah Hinojosa Isabella Hundal Ekam Hurtado Anabella Hurtado Ariana Johnson Isis Jones Trimmier Joselyn Anderson Joya Precious Grace Kendall Aycock Kinard-Davis Charliz Kiriushyna Oleksandra (Sasha) Kizik Anneke Koo Peter Korodini Milena Laasya Mavillapalli Lang Juliean Last Name First Name Leonard Autumn Lopez Jameson Lowe Cora Maag Owen McGrath Keiko McMahon Olivia Medina Vanessa Mendoza Shelly Meyer Lauren Miles Journey Morman Callum Murphy Morgan Nabil Amanda Nafarrete Jessie Chaelien Nafarrete EdneilaneSkyller Narciso Hayden Needle Eleanore Nevarez Madison Ortega Jaelyn Owens Christian Paul Leina Post Zachary Powell Kaelyn Poznanski Scarlett Quintana Jaylee Ramirez. Jade Rivers Jourdin Roberts Mykel Rodriguez Elijah Safi Selena Schmidt Clark Scott Stella Silva Arlene Smith Sophia Stearns Noah Stearns Dominick Sybounheuan Kelsey Tafolla Emilio Tartir Elissa Tayaba Khloe Tegeder Emma Thamarossopon Tanasorn Thyssen Aubrey Tomlinson Hunter Townley Kayla Trammell Ethan Tran Lien Tran Katherine Valencia Xeina Valenzuela Emma Vea Daniel Wagner Logan Wright audrey WEB Is NOT just a one-time event, It’s a year-long transition program!
The structure of the WEB program guides 6th graders to academic and social success by reducing the initial challenges of entering middle school. WEB helps create an environment where 6th graders feel cared for and supported by creating an atmosphere free of bullying, intimidation and fear and replacing it with support, connection and a sense of comfort and belonging. The transition to middle school can be a major event in the life of a young person, and yet very few effective strategies for support exist in most middle schools. Because the move to middle school can be stressful and frightening, 6th graders often experience lowered academic achievement and difficult social adjustments. WEB eases this challenging time period by offering the 6th graders a solid and safe foundation to begin their middle school experience. With WEB, students help students succeed by using older students as peer mentors for the 6th graders. WEB Leaders are members of the 8th grade class who go through extensive training to become positive role models, motivators and teachers.