"font-size: 10pt;">By Andie Gorowsky  and Haley

Meshejian. 

"font-size: 10pt;">W. J. Carroll Intermediate would like to

congratulate the winners in the schools’ annual science fair. Many

thanks to the judges – Dr. Edward Shaw, University of South Alabama

professor, and Dianne Ingram and Shannon Holbrook, biologists with

the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.

"font-size: 10pt;">In fourth grade, from left, Caleb Dyche placed

second for his project titled ‘Popcorn: Which Pops Best?’.  John

Forrester was awarded first for his project titled ‘Speedy Shoes’.

Lindsey Robinson placed third for her project titled ‘Who Can

Weather The Storm?’.

"font-size: 10pt;">In fifth grade, from left, Maddie Monroe placed

second for her project titled ‘Greenhouse Effect’. Christopher

McClurg was awarded first for his project titled “Which Fruit

Produces The Most Electricity?’, and Carianne Brown and Lauren

Meyer placed third for their project titled ‘Door Handle

Bacteria’.

"font-size: 10pt;">In sixth grade, from left, Madison Payne placed

second for her project titled ‘Are All Hand Sanitizers Created

Equal?’. Gage Coons was awarded first for his project titled

“Effects of Stomach Acid on Pain Relievers’. Durand Bailey placed

third for his project titled ‘Going Nuts.’

"font-size: 10pt;">Honorable mentions went to the following

students: Kennedy Payne, Gavin Morvant, Dylan Wilson, Ruby Gilder,

Joseph Marshall, Rikki Mingus, Jackson Meadows, Meadow Stowell,

Kara Agee, Walt Cassady, Stephen Walding, Michael Weir, Brileigh

Wyckoff, Danielle Knight, Abigail Stewart, Jacob Breakfield, Shavon

Grayson, Chance Stevens, Taylor Smith, Julene Engstrand, Cameron

Holley, and Tucker Pierce.

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would like to recognize Ms. Mandy Ames, their 2011-2012 Teacher of

the Year. After graduating from the University of South Alabama,

Ms. Ames began teaching in Baldwin County where she has taught

second and fourth grades as well as art for grades first through

fifth. Ms. Ames has been at our school for the past seven years

teaching fourth grade. Ms. Ames said that she was truly humbled to

receive this honor, especially considering the many wonderful

teachers that she works with each day. Ms. Ames is the mother of

Zac Ames, a junior at Daphne High School.

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It's that time! The SEEDS Classic

Rock 5k & Fun Run will be held on March 3^rd. It will

start and finish at Daphne City Hall. The 5K (3.1 mi.) run starts

at 8a.m. and the Fun Run (1mi.) at 9 a.m. So join us for the fun,

live music, food, and the support of your schools here in Daphne.

For more registration information:

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"font-size: 10pt;">With a donation of a dollar or more for Colors

for Cancer, you may be out of uniform today, Friday, February 17.

All proceeds will benefit the school’s Relay for Life

team.

"font-size: 10pt;">THROW ME SOMETHING MISTER!!!! Mardi Gras is here

so get ready for the parades! There’ll be many in Daphne, Fairhope,

and the Mobile area. School will be out for Mardi Gras holidays on

February 20 and 21.

"font-size: 10pt;">Dates to remember: March 1^st is Cold

Snap Spirit Night, March 2^nd is our School Skate Day,

March 7^th is Pizza Snack Day, March 9^th is

Relay For Life’s Run for a Cure, and March 12^th our

quarter ends

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