Congratulations to the following students who will be inducted into National Honor Society on Monday, May 20, 2013, 6:30 p.m., in the High School auditorium. 

Seniors
Elizabeth Marcase

Juniors
Connor Bravis
Alice Lehota

Sophomores
Sarah Blaylock
Jessica Bressler
Rylee Butler
Madeline Cingle
Brandon Gettig
Katherine Prewitt
Rexine Schrum
Meghan Shiels
Mitchell Taylor
Clarissa Woomer
Tylor Yarrison

Alex Murnyack will be inducted into the Clarion University Sports Hall of Fame on May 10, 2013. SEE INFO HERE.

Mr. Murnyack, was an alum (BEA Class of '60), Social Studies teacher, coach, and friend to the students and staff at the Bald Eagle Area School District.  Retiring in 2001, he coached three sports and taught two generations of Bald Eagle High School students during his 34 years of service to the District.   CONGRATULATIONS!

Read the latest edition of Eagle Pride, the official newsletter of the Bald Eagle Area School District.

Congrats to the BEA Winners at the 2013 CIU 10 High School Computer Fair:

Animation 7793: Day in the Life of a Greek - Josh Bechdel, Roni Sue Leigey.

Digital Movie 7794: Ferrofluid Demonstration - Dylan Bathurst, Jeff Gleason, Connor Bravis.

Programming Nutri-Education 7792: Nick Pytel, Zach Ishler, Nick Carlson.

SEE MORE INFO HERE.

Read about the recent BEA Band & Choir trip to Disney World in this CDT article.

The Bald Eagle Area School District has partnered with other Centre County Public Schools and Penn State University to raise community awareness about evidence - based policies and practices relating to school safety. On the evening of April 1, 2013, John-Michael Keyes representing The I Love U Guys Foundation presented via live streaming video to all of our communities.

The Bald Eagle Area School District showed the presentation in the Large Group Instruction Room at the BEA Middle/High School and members of the community were welcome to join BEA students and staff as they viewed the presentation. PLEASE CHECK BACK HERE LATER for a link to view this recorded presentation. We encourage all to better understand the critical role everyone plays in helping our schools become safer. For more information please visit: Preventing School Violence: From Community Awareness to Evidence-Based Policies and Practices.

BEA students created posters to wish Mr. Fisher farewell and to welcome Mr. Miles.  The posters were on display during the Fond Farewell/Warm Welcome event that was held on February 14.

See Fisher Full-Size Photos Here.

See Miles Full-Size Photos Here.

Pictured Above - Mr. Pighetti presents Reading Trophy to Principal Jim Orichosky.

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS OF SLIME TIME CELEBRATION

Wingate Elementary had a Super Bowl Trophy Celebration on February 8th that included "Slime Time." Students whose names were drawn from the School-Wide Positive Behavior Support Soaring Eagle Ticket Collection had the honor to pour slime on staff members who had previously agreed to be slimed. The energy and pride levels were high during the celebration, and you can see VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS HERE .

Congratulations to all Wingate Elementary students for reading 22,102 books during the 42-day contest period. In all, the elementary students throughout the District read 42,277 books during the contest. "Today a reader, tomorrow a leader."

CONGRATULATIONS TO JAKE TAYLOR, PIAA STATE CHAMP, AND TO NATE SHARKEY FOR PLACING 7TH AT THE PIAA CLASS AAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS AT HERSHEY.

Jake Taylor (182)
District 6 and Northwest Regional Class AAA Champion
PIAA State Champion

Nathan Sharkey (220)
District 6 and Northwest Regional Class AAA Champion - 7th Place PIAA Championship

Aaron Varner (195)
District 6 Class AAA Champion and Regional Class AAA Runner-Up

ADAU RAW POWER Powerlifting Association 2012 World Rankings achieved by Bald Eagle Area students. See World Rankings Here.  Congratulations to the BEA Powerlifters!

Quilts of Valor were given to four area families in memory of family members who lost their lives while in service to our Country. The quilts were made by Mrs. Bittel's four Sixth Grade Family and Consumer Science Classes.

See PowerPoint Presentation HERE. (Please be patient while presentation loads. Use arrows to advance the slides.)

As a culminating activity to a Fractured Fairy Tale unit, third graders at Port Matilda Elementary had a Hawaiian Luau. This activity was based on the reading of The 3 Little Hawaiian Pigs and the Magic Shark by Donivee Laird. Students packed their suitcases and took an imaginary trip to the glistening beaches of the tropics. Before leaving for this imaginary trip, students checked their budgets to see what types of activities they could afford, and then calculated how many exciting adventures they could fit into a day on the islands. Students brought home souvenirs that they had collected, such as sunglasses, seashells, poetry and leis.

During the day students also studied the island geography, watched a fun movie about a Hawaiian family, relaxed with some peaceful beach reading, and learned some Hawaiian words. Mahalo (thank you) to all of the makua (parents) who sent in ono (delicious) treats for the adventure and also to Miss Abby Dwyer, for teaching the students to hula dance. Port Matilda third-grade students in Mrs. Sharkey's class also enjoyed a "Pirate Day" in February to celebrate achieving an average of 18.5 Accelerated Reader points per student in a recent reading competition. Art, Reading, and Technology were integrated into the educational and fun dress-up day.

Pictued Above: Students do some reading on an imaginary tropical beach during the Hawaiian Luau.

Frances Hodgson Burnett's beloved classic of children's literature came alive as Middle School members of the BEA Drama Club present The Secret Garden, at the Bald Eagle Middle/High School auditorium, on Friday, February 1 and Saturday, February 2. The play centered on the story of a spoiled young girl born to privilege, who finds herself alone in a bleak and unfamiliar land, until she discovers the hidden wonder of an abandoned secret garden. Great job, cast and crew!

In Order of Appearance:

 

Student Director Matthew Blaylock Student Stage Manager Sarah Blaylock Andrea Crock, assistant Student Props Chair Valerie Frost Student Costume Chair Katie Snyder Student Co-Producers Karina Bloom Nicole Bonsell Student Technical Director Dylan Bathurst Student House Manager Richard Spicer Student Make-up Chair Lexi Holderman Student Hair Chair Nicole Bonsell Student Lighting Designer Dylan Bathurst, Jessica Biggans, assistant Student Sound Designer Sarah Van Cise

Some Random Snapshots of Fun Times with our BEA Family A Look Back at the First Half of the 2012-13 School Year Follow link to view photos.

Superintendent Dan Fisher talks about the camera system at the Bald Eagle Area Middle-High School and safety in the Bald Eagle Area School District in this interview with WJAC-TV.

See attached list for free Public Presentations at Midstep in State College, PA.

  http://www.midstep.com/

Congratulations to Senior Marissa Ward, who reached the 1,000 point mark during the Girls Basketball win over Central Mountain on Saturday, January 19, 2013. See 1,000 Point Celebration Here.

Read Centre Daily Times article HERE.

Congratulations to Jake Taylor, Nate Sharkey, Aaron Varner, Travis Giedroc, and Ben Verbitskey.  The Eagles team placed 8th in the Tournament.

At their December 6, 2012 meeting, the Bald Eagle Area School District Board of Education appointed Jeffrey D. Miles as the new superintendent.Mr. Miles will succeed Mr. Daniel Fisher, who will be retiring after 40 years of service to BEA in various capacities, including being the District's superintendent for the past 23 years.

Mr. Miles says, "I am humbled and incredibly honored to be named Superintendent of the Bald Eagle Area School District. I have always been very proud to say I attended and graduated from Bald Eagle Area (Class of 1978). When I think of the Bald Eagle Area Community, I see hard-working, proud people, in a caring and nurturing community.This has not changed in the 47 years since I started in kindergarten. Returning to Bald Eagle Area has been a long-term goal of mine, something I never lost sight of over my last 24 years in education."

Mr. Miles says that he and his wife, Lisa, look forward to moving within our District, as most of his family still lives here and he has many fond memories of growing up in the area.Although his two daughters are currently away attending school at Juniata College and Johns Hopkins University, he says they are both excited about getting back closer to cousins, aunts, uncles, and their grandfather.

Educational Career

Mr. Miles started his educational career at the Huntingdon Area Middle School as a Sixth and Seventh Grade Science teacher, where he became the Dean of Students in September of 2000.He was subsequently named Assistant Principal there in 2001. In the fall of 2003, he moved to the High School. Mr. Miles accepted a position at the Lewistown Area High School as Assistant Principal in 2004. Following three years at Lewistown, he returned to the Huntingdon Area High School as the Assistant Principal and then was appointed Principal, where he has served for the last three-and-one-half years.

Mr. Miles will officially take the position as Bald Eagle Area School District Superintendent effective March 1, 2013.

The Bald Eagle Area School District achieved Adequate Yearly Progress for the 2011-12 school year. Pictured: Board President Tom Letterman (left) presents congratulatory letters from the Pennsylvania Department of Education to District Administrators at a recent Board of Education meeting.

An assembly was held on Friday, November 16th in order to celebrate the many accomplishments of our students. We began by recognizing the students who had the highest AR points and/or highest percentage at each grade level for the month of October. Mrs. Gilbert's third grade class accumulated 281.4 points during the month of October (yes-that's the number of points for just one month!).

We then honored the students in each class from grades 3-5 who achieved Honor Roll status. This was particularly exciting for this year's third graders because being able to make the Honor Roll is a new experience for them. Ms. Kenny pointed out that many of the students who were honored for their AR success also made the Honor Roll, proving that reading produces knowledge! We also celebrated the students who had perfect attendance during the first marking period.

Finally, we recognized students for their outstanding behavior so far in the month of November. Between all of the students in the school, they have earned over 1,000 Soaring Eagle tickets throughout the month. Mrs. Mitchell's Kindergarten class earned the highest number of tickets. Many students' tickets were drawn during the assembly and they earned prizes. With this great behavior, the students earned a school-wide reward!

Spin/Zumba/Circuit Training Class will be held January 7, 2013-March 4, 2013 on Mondays 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM. The class will be similar to past fitness classes that will include Spin/Zumba/Circuit Training. Variety and motivation to keep you on the right track of staying healthy is the goal! Please sign up early; there is a 25 person limit. If you want to get fit, be challenged, and have fun, this class is for you! Cost for BEASD residents is $25.00, Non-resident's cost is $40.00.

Registration deadline is January 4, 2013. All registrations should be made through the Bald Eagle Area School District's Superintendent's Office at (814) 355-4860.

Congratulations to the Bald Eagle Area 8th Grade Football Team on an undefeated season. The team went 8-0, defeating Altoona, Bellefonte, Central, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Penns Valley, Philipsburg, and Tyrone. In the last game of the season, BEA went up against Bellefonte, who was also undefeated at the time. The Eagles were victorious in that exciting match-up with a 28-20 victory, to end the BEA season with a perfect record.

The Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator for the 8th Grade Football Team was John Long, the Defensive Coordinator was Donnie Burns, and the Special Teams Coach was Brian Nicholas. Others who helped coach the 8th Grade Team were overall Head Junior High Coach Vaughn Donmoyer, 9th Grade Coach Roger Proctor, and 7th Grade Coaches Brian Beals and Ron Hoover.

Pictured after the Bellefonte Game - from left, front: Zach Fitzgerald, Aleck Nyman, Chase Meyers, Garrett Proctor, Tanner Kresovich, Luke Holler, Jordan Jones, Chris Shultz, Andrew Cohen, Holden Price, and Jake Gates; Back Row: Bradley Dunkel, Eli Myers, Kyle Gill, Gavin Schnarrs, Coach Donnie Burns, Caleb Roberts, Hunter Hockenberry, Coach Brian Nicolas, Caleb Kelley, Austin Young, Mike Salvanish, Hunter Weston, James Decker, and Coach John Long. Missing from photo: Tyler Heinbaugh and Luke Jozefick.

Pictured Above - BEA senior Eric Henderson casts his vote.

Bald Eagle Area students had a chance to cast their votes early. On Tuesday, October 31, 80.6% of the total Middle/High School students participated in the National Student Mock Election, most of them during their Social Studies classes, and 89.6% of the Middle School students participated BEA students voted on races for the U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, and for President of the United States. A polling center was set up in the Large Group Instruction Room in the Middle/High School. Students needed to sign in, by grade, before voting electronically on a laptop. Since the voting took place online, schools were able to compare election results with other participating schools in the state and across the country. Because of power outages due to Hurricane Sandy, the mock election was extended until November 6. 

Here are the BEA student voting results from the Mock Election:

President

Senate

House

See the National Results from the Student Mock Election.

The Bald Eagle Area School District is in the process of formulating its Comprehensive Plan. The plan, which is required by the Pennsylvania Department of Education to be completed every six years, also includes Academic Standards and Assessment, Student Services and Records, Teacher Induction, Professional Education, and Educational Technology components. With ever-increasing learning standards and graduation requirements, planning is critical if our students are to meet or exceed these standards.

Members of Bald Eagle Area Comprehensive Planning Committee, comprised of students, professional staff (i.e. teachers and guidance counselors), support staff, administrators, board members, parents, community members, and business representatives, are focusing on improving student academic achievement. The thirty-eight members are analyzing factors such as Engagement, Family Support, Instructional Effectiveness, School Climate, and Student Attitude and Beliefs. Strategies and Action Plans are being developed to address these factors that affect student achievement. Bald Eagle Area's completed plan will be submitted to the State during the 2012-2013 school year and implemented by July 1, 2013.

READ what is happening at Mountaintop Area Elementary - October 2012.

The National Honor Society hosted a Blood Drive in the Middle School Gym on October 8, 2012. Pictured: Blood Drops Marissa Ward and Jake Taylor say "THANKS" to all who donated.

In honor of National Preparedness Month, a "Hands-Only CPR Flashmob" was held during the Chestnut Ridge-BEA football game Halftime. Centre County's roughly 14 percent survival rate could increase to 40-60 percent survival if bystander CPR was initiated more often, within 4-6 minutes of the collapse. You can see the YouTube video of the BEA Flashmob here.

Thanks to all BEA (and Chestnut Ridge) students and staff who participated in the exercise to help people keep "Staying Alive."

Sixth-grade students hand-sew pillows as part of their Family and Consumer Science class (Pictured above).  You can see that the students are very proud of their work. (Pictures attached below).

See photos of Special Person's Day at Howard Elementary School. Please follow this link:

http://www.beasd.org/education/components/album/default.php?sectiondetailid=5325&&cms_mode=view

Mary Pillot was crowned 2012 Homecoming Queen at
ceremonies at Alumni Field on Friday, October 5.

Congratulations to the BEA students and staff for making AYP (Adequate Yearly Progress) during the 2011-12 school year. Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis announced the official PSSA results on September 21. Under requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Law, districts and schools are required to meet specific AYP targets. The AYP student performance targets for the 2011-12 school year were 78 percent proficient and above for math and 81 percent proficient or above for reading.

Math and Reading PSSAs are administered to students in grades 3 through 8 and 11; the Writing PSSA is administered to students in grades 5, 8 and 11; and the Science PSSA is administered to students in grades 4, 8 and 11.

Of the 499 school districts in Pennsylvania that administer the PSSAs, 304, or 60.9 percent, made AYP in 2011-12.

2011-12 AYP Report Cards

Bald Eagle Area School District
Bald Eagle Area Middle & High School
Howard Elementary
Mountaintop Area Elementary
Port Matilda Elementary
Wingate Elementary

Read the Summer-Fall 2012 Issue of Eagle Pride - BEA's District Newsletter.

Pictured Above:  Business Education Teachers Amy Smyers (left) and Carri Donmoyer participate in Google Docs training.

BEA's District Technology Committee, comprised of elementary and secondary teachers, building and central office administrators, and members of the BEA community and Board of Education, has been investigating technology uses to make recommendations for short and long term technology goals for the District. Since June, they have been discussing the technology uses of various software and education programs at BEA, and the types of hardware that may be used with the various programs, ranging from PC (Windows) based hardware to Apple Macbooks to iPads for student and teacher use.

An online needs assessment survey of educational technology was recently conducted of BEA staff members to gather information that will be used to help make decisions on what hardware will be purchased.

This past summer, technical personnel from the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit reviewed key components of BEA's technology infrastructure including workstation replacement, implementation of I-pads, remote server management and backup strategies, network infrastructure, and staffing and support resources. In addition, a wireless survey was recently performed throughout the entire Wingate Complex to determine the best places for wireless access points.

The Board of Education has also established an ad-hoc committee to focus on the direction that the district will take with regard to technology, including the expansion of wireless coverage in the Middle/High School/Wingate Elementary School buildings, computer hardware (PC or Apple), data security, data back-up options, etc.

The information gathered by these committees will be incorporated into the Technology Plan, which is part of the Comprehensive Plan required by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. This plan is to be completed by November 2012.

Pictured in attachment below:  BEA student and summer technician Dylan Bathurst shows the Mac mini setup in the Wingate Lab to First Grade Teacher Marcy Henninger.

Read the latest issue of Eagle Pride, BEA's District Newsletter.

BEA's new (and almost new) staff members were introduced at In-Service Day. From Left - (Front Row) Robert Lose, Rodney Solt, Carrie Packer, Karrie Zeigler, Marie Himes, and Michael Williammee; Back Row: Daniel Craig, Brian Nicholas, John Snook, Jo Ellen Veneziano, Victoria Nelson, Gwen Watson, Robert Brown, and Jessica Boyer. WELCOME!

Mountaintop Elementary teacher Sue Pratt enjoys the In-Service Day Buffet Breakfast with guest speaker Nelson Lauver. (More pictures below)

BEA's first In-Service Day began at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, August 20 with the traditional buffet breakfast for all staff, followed by an inspirational talk by award-winning Pennsylvania author Nelson Lauver. Lauver recounted his personal struggles with dyslexia, a brain-based type of learning disability that specifically impairs a person's ability to read. Mr. Lauver described his difficult school days in the 1960s and 70s, both in elementary and secondary classes, and how he decided to act out with bad behavior to hide his inability to read and write.

He encouraged staff members to "not give up on that kid" who seems uninterested in learning and to recognize that we all learn in different ways. Staff members received his message intently for more than an hour, and then followed with questions.

Bald Eagle Area decided to contract Lauver to present his inspirational story of growing up with dyslexia, after Mountaintop Area third-grade teacher, Sue Pratt, gave Superintendent Dan Fisher a copy of Lauver's award winning memoir to read. Eventually, all members of BEA's administrative staff ended up reading Lauver's book, Most UnLikely to Succeed, and agreed the entire BEA staff should hear his story of determination against seeming insurmountable odds.

Employees, board members, and bus drivers in attendance at the in-service day also celebrated the District making Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) by singing a modification to the words of the popular tune "Y.M.C.A.," and changing the letters to "A.Y.P." Afterward, representatives from the United Way and the American Red Cross spoke to the staff and Teacher Association President Vaughn Donmoyer introduced officers for the 2012-13 school year. Superintendent Dan Fisher introduced the new BEA staff members and discussed the challenges of declining enrollment and decreased funding that will face Bald Eagle Area over the next few years.

The annual Bald Eagle Area Family Picnic was held Sunday, July 29 at Bald Eagle State Park. The weather was lovely and so was the company. A great time was had by all! SEE MORE PHOTOS.

BEA Proud! The Bald Eagle Area Marching Band represented Pennsylvania at the 2012 Fourth of July Parade in Washington, D.C.

See Video

Dan Fisher, Superintendent of the Bald Eagle Area School District, was honored at the 2012 Pennsylvania Association of Rural and Small Schools (PARSS) Conference as the Hillman Award Winner - Pennsylvania Rural Educator of the Year.  PARSS is comprised of approximately 180 school districts, 10 intermediate units, and 30 business associate members.  Its mission is to work for the attainment of quality education and equal educational opportunity for all students in every public school in Pennsylvania.

To be nominated for the award, a candidate must have made significant contributions to the quality of rural education and improved student learning opportunities.  In his introductory remarks a t the awards ceremony held at the Ramada Conference Center in State College on April 26, Arnold Hillman, one of PARSS founding members and former recipient for whom the award was named, called Fisher a "straight arrow."  

 Living in the Bald Eagle Area his entire life, Fisher has also given just about his entire professional life to the district.  He has been an integral part of Bald Eagle Area since he served as President of the BEA Class of 1964.  After completing post-secondary studies and a stint in the Navy, he returned to his Alma Mater as a social studies teacher, and also held the positions of Assistant High School Principal, Athletic Director, Business Manager, and Assistant Superintendent before becoming Superintendent, a post he has served in for the past 22 years.

During that time period, Reading Recovery, FOSS Science, Everyday Mathematics, an elementary Spanish program, and the Bald Eagle Area Cyber Academy have been implemented in the district.  An environmental center has been built, an alumni association formed, an artificial turf field with six-lane track installed, and an independent living center put into place for use by special needs students.  In addition, a twenty-six-million dollar renovation has recently been completed at the Wingate Complex, as well as installation of geothermal HVAC systems at the Wingate Complex and at the Mountaintop Area Elementary School.  The District recently earned the 2012 Governor's Award for Environmental Excellence for its environmental initiatives.

Many BEA board and administration members were on hand for the awards ceremony, including Fisher's wife, Jane, and their son, Matthew - who is following in his father's footsteps as an educator in the Red Lion Area School District.

Fisher said, "At Bald Eagle Area, we truly 'teach for success' and I am proud to have been a small part of the legacy."

We all know that academics are the most important part of our school day at Wingate Elementary. While we know how important completing our school work is, we also want students to learn about how hard work sometimes can have a fun pay-off. We asked for help with this from the wonderful teachers at Wingate Elementary and they delivered!

Many staff members in the building received an email with a wide list of simple classroom jobs. They chose a job that one of our students could complete either daily, weekly or a few times a week. Our students earned play "money" for completing each job. As a group the students were working toward a fun field trip. The students raised $100 for a bowling trip to Bellefonte Lanes, and they earned another $50 for a shopping trip to Wal-Mart to buy ingredients for a spaghetti and meatballs dinner. After purchasing the ingredients, the meal was cooked in the Independent Living Center, which is located across the street from Wingate Elementary. This meal included the main dish, bread, salad and of course dessert!

The students really enjoyed the experiences and have worked extremely hard in order to gain the rewards. The students have learned social skills, independent living skills, how to follow a schedule, as well as how to appropriately communicate with peers and adults. We feel these are important tools needed to be successful in life and have no doubt these students will be very successful! (See more photos below.)

Ms. Laura Thorne and Ms. Tina Emigh

See photos of BEA students at the 20th Annual Geri Ryan Special Olympics Centre County track, which was held Thursday, April 19, 2012, at the Penn State Multi-Sport Complex. Look for the students and staff in the tie-dyed t-shirts with "BEA" proudly painted on the front!

Centre Daily times coverage

See WTAJ-TV coverage and video

See photos from the EXCITING day!

The Board of Education approved the 2012-13 School Year Calendar at its March 8, 2012 meeting.

Watch the February 17, 2012 edition of The Centre County Report to learn a little about the RSVP Pen Pal Program at the Bald Eagle Area School District - the Port Matilda Elementary School is featured. Here is the link (Pen Pal info starts at 19:00)

http://commedia.psu.edu/special-coverage/story/thon-2012/story/centre-county-report-february-17-2012

The Mountaintop Area Food Bank received a welcome donation of 1,700 pounds of food from the students at the Mountaintop Area Elementary School in February. When the food drive was initiated, the goal was 1,000 pounds. But at the end of the five-week food drive, the total collected was 1,700 pounds, with the second-grade students contributing a grade-level winning 433 pounds. The food drive was part of the School-Wide Positive Behavior Program to promote community service. Elementary students, each carrying a few items, walked from the school to the food bank, located at the Snow Show United Methodist Church, to deliver the food. The group was followed by a pickup truck that was heaped with the rest of the food.

CDT ARTICLE HERE

Mountaintop Elementary was the winner of the 2012 Reading SuperBowl. The school celebrated with a visit from Ike the Spike and a rousing Kick Ball Game!  SEE VIDEO HERE.

Watch the Keep Reading at BEA video.

ONLINE POLICY MANUAL

We are pleased to now provide an electronic copy of Bald Eagle Area School District's currently adopted policy manual. The policies on the website are for informational purposes only and do not reflect any updating activities that may be in progress.  All of the documents will open in a new window in an Adobe Acrobat PDF file.  You can access the Online Policy Manual using the link on the side navigation, and also from the Board of Education Page.

If you should happen to find any links that are incorrect, please email rmhoover@beasd.org .

Parents, students, and staff enjoy a Holiday Concert at Howard Elementary.

Read the latest issue of Eagle Pride, Summer-Fall 2011.