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14 IN OUR SCHOOLS JANUARY 15-21, 2015 | vAlleY bReeze | cUmbeRlANd liNcolN editioN Students of the Month ATTLEBORO, Mass. – The following area students have been named to the first quarter honor roll at Bishop Feehan High School. From Cumberland First Honors: Benjamin Draper, Ian McCarthy-Kelley, Olivia McCarthy-Kelley, Jennifer McCarthy, Jackson Perry, Haleigh Arenas. Second Honors: Samuel Carter, Ian Ross, Talia Volpicelli, Alyssa Cilli, Samantha Cilli, Brendan Flynn, Abigail McCarthy, Justine Ballou, Joshua Cayer, Andrew Fiorot, Brendan Ross, Danielle Schmidt, Sofia Silva, Isabella Silverman, Katherine Conway, Kathryn Gormly, Maggie Lynch, Caroline Macari, Sara Mammano, Henri Guerin. Third Honors: Derek Knobloch, Chelsea Soares, Hans Bengtson, John Leonard, Nicholas Petrich, Sofia Rossi, Julia Aragao, Jacqueline Carroll, Andrew Colucci, Melissa Franco, Adam Khoury, Molly Stevens, Taylor Tenreiro, Karlie Knobloch, Katherine McNulty, Bianca Volpicelli. From Lincoln First Honors: Sean Gray, Jordan Khabbaz, Donald Poirier. Second Honors: John Keenan. Third Honors: Alexander Khabbaz, Stephen Poirier, Mitchell Doucette. StudentS of the Month for noveMber at Community School in Cumberland are, in no particular order, Corrine Ross, Avery Dawson, Ethan Cardeal, Rowan Poluvatzick, Benjamin Vadenias, Susan Tremblay, Ethan Dwyer, Brooke Berard, Molly Avelar, Patrick Ocampo, Alexia DiGiovanni, Sophia Howard, Evan Stengel, Hannah Fuller, Bridget Casey, Jaclyn Lamora, Kelsey Lindsay, Ethan Curtiss, Kyle Jolicoeur, Pheobe Clark, Daniel Silva, John Walker, Michael Hancock, Erika Bozek, Zachary Curtiss, Chloe Demers, and Jared Dansereau. In brIef In brIef CYPRESS, Calif. – High school art students around the country are invited to join in the 6th annual Vans Custom Culture art competi- tion. High school art teachers can register their classes to go up against thousands of other students, creating their most artistic and inventive designs using blank Vans shoes as their canvas. Vans will donate $50,000 to the winning school's arts pro- gram, along with the poten- tial that the school will see one of its designs produced for sale at select Vans retail locations and online store. Vans Custom Culture start- ed in 2010 with 326 schools participating, and expects to have 3,000 schools par- ticipate in 2015. They have donated more than $400,000 to high school art programs across the country. Registration is open through Feb. 13. Learn more at vans.com/customculture . High school art students: Design a shoe and win for your school Bishop Feehan lists first quarter honor roll WARWICK – Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England is hosting several events in January for girls and adults who are interested in participating in Girl Scouts. Registration will be available at each event, and girls who sign up will receive a special Girl Scout patch. Girl Scout Day will be held on Sunday, Jan. 18, at the URI women's basketball game. At 1 p.m. the URI Dance Team will offer a clinic for all girls. Following the game, girls can meet the URI basketball play- ers during an autograph session. Tickets are free, but must be reserved in advance by emailing rdowding@gssne.org or calling 401-331-4500, ext. 1301. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 17 and Sunday, Jan. 18, learn all about Girl Scouts at the Providence Place Mall near Macy's on the 2nd floor. On Monday, Jan. 26, GSSNE will be participating in "FUNday Monday" from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Alex & Ani Ice Skating Rink in downtown Providence. Girl Scouts is open to all girls from kindergarten through grade 12 and adults over age 18 may become volunteers; Girl Scout volunteers come from all walks of life; they are men, women, young professionals, retirees, college students, and more. Visit www.gssne.org . Girl Scouts plan statewide activities, registration events LINCOLN – The winter- spring session of Book Buddies at the Lincoln Public Library will meet on Wednesdays, Feb. 4-April 15, from 4 to 5 p.m. Little Book Buddies, ages 3-8, will meet with an older reader, ages 11-18, for one- on-one reading, coloring and puzzles. The program supervised by the Teen Librarian, and may be used toward community service hours for the older readers. Both groups should register at the Reference desk or call 401-333-2422, ext. 17. Book Buddies taking registration for next session Special Financing Available on $199 or more. 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