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Come on, Joe. How do you do the ending? What ending is it? Good job, Joe Joe. >> [applause] >> Me? Show him you can do It's okay. She got fired. Good job, Joe. Good job. I mean, everybody's fine. Good job. Nice throw, 15. Hello. It's got to work. Hello. What ending is Oh, yeah. Yeah, she's going to >> Go get them. Hey, give me my putty back. >> [cheering] [cheering] >> Go back. Number 24. >> [screaming] >> Did you get your glasses? Yeah, I threw them Really, be honest. Yeah, I Huh? I threw them away. Got it. Good baseball. Woah. Nice curve ball, Shelby. You got left and >> Oh, yeah. You got that right. Well, What is the word of the lesson today? You need to be good to yourself and eat. You got You are good. No, it's down. I need I need to find that winning feeling.
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Um we'd love to have anybody in attendance. Okay. I wonder if they could stand right here to do it. That way you guys don't have to move and you guys will have a The only thing is is if we do it that way, um it won't be they won't see it on the internet. Okay, so we needed to have them out here. Yeah. >> Okay. So, come on out here, guys. Okay. Good advertisement for the upcoming Yes. Here we go. >> [clears throat] >> Sand Creek Drama Club is presenting Cinderella, If the Shoe Fits, this year. We have 25 students in drama club. They are in third through sixth grade. 20 students are part of the play. We also have a backstage crew of five. They are very important to our play. Chris who is going to tell you a little about the drops. We build props for the play and set up the stage for eating.
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Clears are always a very important part of girls lacrosse. Maintaining possession is sometimes difficult. Players are trying to get open now, but Alana is patient, looking for the the right opportunity as as different players try to move around. Still nothing open for Alana. Shrewsbury is doing a good job of marking up the white players. But they're not pressuring the the keeper, Alana, here. Sometimes the teams will do that, try to force something a little bit more quickly. Finally, they do. Alana gets it out, but unable to connect, and and once again uh Maggie McGinnis comes away with the ball, able to scoop it to Lilly Vitti, who comes in all alone and buries it. 9:51 remaining in the first quarter. Ashland goes out to a one-nothing lead. That was a a broken play, but it worked out really well for Ashland to to get that one-on-none situation for the goalie.
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So, we'll have a bunch of schools here and we're really excited to plan that. Yeah. Um going to Stu conferences, I believe they were just both at Eisenhower. Uh they uh make it kind of a big thing and I think it's uh really was really fun, really great. Uh speakers were great. Uh environment was great. Meeting new people. Um all the workshops. Uh they were great. The snacks they provided was really good. Um but having it here is definitely going to be fun, especially being the vice president and the president. Uh definitely a lot of responsibility, but it's definitely going to be really great and really fun. Um and definitely going to get you guys out of your comfort zone a lot, but like I said, great, fun, new experiences, great on a resume. Um tell me uh about our Stu Go teacher, Mendenhall. Miss Mendenhall.
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She collaborates with teachers to integrate literacy skills across all subject areas and expertly teaches students how to conduct research and use databases effectively. Her versatility allows her to step into classrooms when needed and keep learning on track. She also supports students in earning service hours and remains actively involved in the broader school community, working with families and participating in committees and extracurriculars. Mrs. Borgstrom's dedication, compassion, and commitment to student success make her truly deserving of this recognition as our ESP OF THE YEAR. FIRST PERSON TO BE PRESENTED WITH THE Golden Apple Award, okay? And it has it has Mrs. Borgstrom's name on there. Now, pay attention if you're getting one of these tonight. These are separate. Okay? So, it might want to be a good idea to hold them separately, okay? Now, awkward. This is the awkward part. Okay. Our Teacher of the Year for 2026 for DDE Middle School is Mrs.
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And that was something I tried to convey in my interviews and in my first year here um looking around and seeing things. I can tell you our employees here are allin. Our employees here are committed to excellence and um and I want to make sure that they have the tools to do that. Now, we're not looking to have a Cadillac, but we want a Chevy that functions down the road. We're going to talk about some of the needs that we feel um are important to address in our district so that we can support our employees. But I can tell you I'm all in and our employees are all in. And I think it's very important that we step up. I think that the most precious resource in any community is the children, especially in a small community because we have a unique opportunity to raise our children as a reflection of our community and raise them and we're working on the yellow jacket profile and to raise our children in a way that we're proud of and that we want to come back into the community and be contributing members.
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I brought 10 bucks. Somebody's not running the scoreboard right, so nobody can have the answer right. This is not my fault. It is not me. Bro. What? You are not running the scoreboard? Are you not running the scoreboard? Whether you are or you're not. Oh, snap. Two outs. I know. They're not mad at you. Okay, Aaron. Then why is he yelling at you? Look at the things. Look at the Well, he thinks I'm good. I know. I know. That's why Well, what happened? They won't let me sing the national anthem. Where are we Here we go. Here we go. I know what I'm doing. Hurry up. Come on, let me in. That's the scoreboard. Oh, yeah. I know. Let me try something. Nice. I'm the villain. Yeah. I know. That was awesome. Oh, yeah. Why do you think Oh. Play on the back. Play on the back.
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We wear black clothes so the audience doesn't see us while we work on stage. Now, Gracie and Alina are going to perform a scene from Cinderella, If the Shoe Fits. How I wish I could go to the ball, too. I'm sure the prince is a wonderful person, but why would he ever pick me? I couldn't even catch his eye. I shouldn't think this way and I certainly won't let this ruin my night. After all, I still have a lot of work to do. Good evening, Cinderella. Do you recognize me? Wait, no. Maybe. Yes, I do. My dear backer woman, but you're dressed so beautifully. Are you going to the play, too? I mean, the ball, too? Oh, no, my child. I have more important things to do tonight. I'm going to help you get ready. But that's impossible. I can't go to the palace. I don't have a way to get there or anything to wear.
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There's not a lot the goalie can do in that situation, so. Back to the draw circle for Ashland. That is Nico Welsh taking the draw for the Colonials against Maggie McGinnis again. Went nice and high. Payton Tripp quick to the ball to get that draw control. That's a a good sign for Ashland. Ball's lost here, though. And once again, Shrewsbury will take it. Good job by the Ashland defense coming in and and taking away the lanes for the the Shrewsbury shooters. That's the second time we've seen that. They've really been able to collapse on it. That's Nico Welsh again. Over to Ellery Ahearn. Number 25 is Mia Vlahos. Just got away from Shrewsbury there, but not quite over the restraining line, so Laney Early couldn't go and collect it. Had it gone another couple of yards, that would have been a free ball. Shrewsbury patiently working it around, looking for cutters.
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>> Um Mendenhall has been there since we have been in Stu Go. And she's really good. She loves planning She loves keeping track of all of it and she's very good at keeping all of our documents and planning everything and I think she's probably the best teacher we could have. Riley? Oh my yeah, I think Taryn said it all. I mean, she's just a really good Stu Go leader and I mean, she's also she's also a freshman PE teacher. So, it was good that we already got to know her. And I just think she really supports us and not just Stu Go, but also just throughout our lives, really. Um yeah, being in there for uh with her for a year She really great. Um cuz I think that I was in my first my second year in there was the first year doing it.
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MARY JO KOLESKI. MRS. KOLESKI IS ONE OF THE MOST dedicated and impactful educators at DDE Middle School. She consistently goes above and beyond to build meaningful relationships with her students, tailoring her instructions to meet their individual strengths while helping them grow in areas of need. Her commitment extends beyond the classroom as she plays an active role in both the school and the broader community through committees and extracurricular involvement. She is also a valued mentor to new teachers, helping guide them toward success and uphold the high standards of our district. What truly sets Mrs. Kleski apart is the difference she makes in the lives of her students. She brings energy, lots of energy. And enthusiasm each day, creating a positive environment that motivates students to learn and succeed. Her willingness to provide support, encouragement, and creative approaches to learning has helped students overcome challenges and improve academically.
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I think a a public school system, a strong public school system is the lifeblood of the community. We have some amazing things happening and just like I said, our employees are all in. Um, our students are, you know, the past few days and the past few weeks, we've been going through testing and I can tell you our kids are coming in. They're working hard and we have great feedback on how testing has been going. our kids are taking it seriously and you know they're human beings so we're not in a perfect world but we have an amazing group of kids here and so it makes me excited for the future of our community and once again um in my first year here I as I go around and I see things there's evident that there evidences there's things that need to be fixed and we need to take a look at those tonight and like I said I just want to make sure we're supporting our employees and our students so that this community has a great future I I know we have a lot of professionals that choose to bring their kids here because of the level of education that we provide our children and I don't want that to go back.
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Oh. Gigi told us to say See you. See you. It is so quiet. Huh? No, you're good. You're good. Oh, scoreboard wasn't right. No. Yeah. You ever see me >> [cheering] >> Good enough. I lied. It needs fighting. No. I'll drive the bus. Keys are in it. If you can get it started. If you get it started, let us know cuz we might have that problem, too. You'll just hop in. I don't worry. You tell me where. All right. I don't know my left or my right. What's my birthday? Several people in the bus can do that, too. Yes. I might unplug it. Be thankful it's back on. There There are any? Put it on the board, please. Four minutes. Hey, Seymour told us it was four. Please. We're new. I'm sorry. I lied. I'm sorry. We're new. Not what I heard. Good swing. >> [cheering] >> Go, go, go.
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All in good time, my dear. After all, I am your fairy godmother, so anything is possible. Oh goodness, a fairy godmother. I couldn't wish for such a night and I couldn't dream of such thing and then I won't believe it till I see it. Oh, my dear Cinderella, I'll teach you to never use those words, couldn't, shouldn't, and won't. I'm here to show you that dreams can come true. But first, we have some major work to do. Now, listen carefully. To the garden and go for a pumpkin. Make it round and as plump as can be. Then a golden coach you see when you bring it back to me. Now you see you, now you don't. Listen to my words now. Listen very well. Nothing's as it seems [singing] when I finish my spell. Now you think you see it, now you think you don't.
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Good defense there by Payton Tripp, and then a good switch by actually forced her. Quick shot and a goal. >> [screaming] >> It was a well well-played offensive set there after a couple of good switches by Ashland. Shrewsbury was able to get a clean look and tie the score up at 1-1. 8:23 left to go in the first quarter. Allie Marseglia on the draw circle along with Payton Tripp. Maggie McGinness is again taking the draw against Nico Welsh. Second time in a row Maggie McGinness has been able to switch it back, pull it right back to to Payton Tripp. Payton collects it so that's her second draw control in a row. McGinness back to Frias and now Ashland is getting up the field after that good defensive pressure by Shrewsbury. Minnie Early in the X position over to Lilly Vitti who gets it out to Maggie McGinness.
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Um, and I think she did a great job just taking that new role and she's definitely a great uh, StuCo teacher and just a great teacher in general. Great person. Um, uh, you've done StuCo for 3 years now? This would be a third. Um, obviously being so involved in it, uh, what is like a favorite StuCo memory? Um, I just really love anything any of our like activities. I really love homecoming week the most probably. We have our bonfire night on Thursday nights. And it's where and like the homecoming candidates will like put on a dance and everything and play some games. And I just think it's really fun to like be like behind the scenes of everything. You can like press play on music and just announce what's going on and I just think it's fun to be kind of in charge of it all.
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Above all, Mrs. Kleski's genuine care for her students is evident in everything she does, making her exceptionally deserving OF THIS RECOGNITION. NOW, WE HAVE TO GO GET A PICTURE. OKAY, moving on to our teacher and ESP of the year from JFK Elementary. Our ESP of the year is Ms. Erica Rosa. COME ON MS. ROSA HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS EDUCATIONAL Support Professional of the Year for the meaningful connection she builds with every child and the safe, joyful environment she helps to create. She supports both academic growth and emotional development through small group instruction, creative activities, and encouraging positive social interactions. Families consistently describe her as calm, welcoming, and genuinely caring, noting the warmth she brings to each school day. Her cheerful greetings each morning and thoughtful conversations with parents make everyone feel comfortable, understood, and valued. Students adore her kindness, patience, and creativity, and her gentle, yet firm approach that's very important, firm approach provides the healthy boundaries young children need.
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And one of the things I've said since I started here is one thing that I heard a lot was that how good Blige used to be. And I've said it if I said it once I've said it several times. I'm sorry for those of you who are sick of me saying that. But I want to get to the point where we don't talk about how good Bluidge used to be. It's how good Blueridge is. I want Blige to be the gold standard for education in the state of Arizona for our community for the mountain and that and I think we have the right people to do it and I just want to make sure our people get supported in that mission of excellence for our kids in our community because I think our kids deserve it and I think our employees deserve it and our community deserves it because for the lifeblood of the community I think it's very important and we are allin and we're hoping that the community supports us in being allin with that.
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Guys, get in here. Let's go. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Go! Good job, Maddie. Go! Go, go. Go, go, go. Yeah. Go, go, go. Go, go. Come on, honey. Okay, go get the queen. Let's go. Come on, honey. Let's go. One more. Ready, let's go. For Casey. Come on, Casey. Run it. Come on, honey. Help them in. Help them in. No. Go on, Batman. Go! Good job. Go, go. Watch mom's stuff. We're leaving. >> [laughter] >> You would be surprised, I mean, you would be surprised how many times that call comes out. But, here here here's the here's the question. Have you ever seen a cat in a skeleton tree? Cat in a skeleton cat in a tree? Skeleton of a cat in a tree? No. They got their way up there, they will come back down. I would get I would put that thing 75 ft in the air at a 70° angle, I guarantee they wouldn't find that.
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Never say the words couldn't, shouldn't, or won't. >> [gasps] >> Listen to her words. Soon as mice shall turn into fine horses. That of course is quite hard to believe. And the cat right by your side soon will be a coach's guide. Now you see you, now you don't. Listen to my words now. Listen very well. Nothing's as it seems when I finish my magic spell. Now you think you see it, now you think you don't. Never say the words couldn't, shouldn't, or won't. Never say the never say the never say the words couldn't, shouldn't, or won't. Won't, won't. >> [applause and cheering] [applause] >> Thank you. If you would like to see the whole performance, come out to Sand Creek on May 7th at 6:30 p.m. >> [applause] [applause] >> And not only would you get to enjoy this wonderful musical, this is the first musical that our drama club has put together.
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