Zade Kendall
Zade is the son of Gerry and Jill Kendall. He participated in Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1 & 4, Tennis 3-4, Golf 2-4, Academic UIL 1-4, and UIL OAP 3-4. He was a member of FCA and served as it's President for two years, a member of Student Council and served as it's Vice President. A member of the National Honor Society for 3 years and served as it's President. Zade was also involved in local events such as Mission Meridian, a church event that spanned all of spring break in which students and local members of Meridian volunteered their time to renovate homes and bring people closer to Christ. Zade was named, “Class Clown”,”Most Likely to Succeed”, and “Having the Most School Spirit”. After graduation, Zade plans to attend Tarleton State University and pursue a degree in Criminal Justice. “My favorite school memory was when we won my one and only playoff game my freshman year in football. The energy and excitement was overwhelming and my school spirit was off the charts. A memory I will forever cherish as a Meridian Yellowjacket."
5th Grade Students & Parents,
To accommodate current pre-screening requirements, we are moving the 5th Grade Bridge Ceremony to Sat., June 27 beginning at 10:00 am at Yellowjacket Stadium. We are hopeful to not have restrictions on the number of guests. More information to come.
Nick Hinson
Nick is the son of Allison Crawford and nephew of Laverne Davenport. During high school, Nick participated in band, athletics, and theater.
Congratulations to Delani Edwards! She is the recipient of the $1,000 NHS scholarship!
BAND INSTRUMENT RETURNS
May 19th and 20th will be the return dates for all band instruments. You will drop them off to Mrs. White at the back door of the band hall during school work drop-off/pick-up times. 11-1 on both days and 5-6:30 pm on the 19th. If you can’t make those dates or times, email twhite@meridianisd.org to set up an alternate plan.
All instruments will need to be turned in that week so they can be sent off for summer cleaning and repairs. Failure to return instruments will incur a school fine.
MES PK and Kinder Round Up Information
Madisyn Hicks is the daughter of Jeff and Kerry Hicks. She has been a member of the varsity
cheer squad, varsity track team, varsity powerlifting team, and varsity softball team. Madisyn
participated in One Act Play for four years as well. She held officer positions in both 4-H and
FFA, and she participated in archery, vet-tech, livestock shows, and cooking challenge. Madisyn
is a member of the National Honor Society. She was her class treasurer and a recruiter for
Meridian’s FCA program. In the summer, Madisyn has volunteered as a group leader for the
Methodist church VBS, and she helps run mini cheer camp with her fellow squad members.
After graduation, Madisyn intends to attend Texas Tech University to pursue a degree in nursing.
Her favorite memory of high school was when she went to see the Sonic movie with Michelle,
Matt, and De' Marius and they all scream-sang Lucid Dreams in the car.
All incoming 7th/9th/11th Grade Athletes need a physical. These are free and go thru August. Physicals need to be turned in to HS Officeby Aug. 3rd.
FRIENDLY REMINDER FOR THOSE WHO TRANSFER INTO MISD Each year you have to fill out "Transfer" paperwork. We mailed those out a couple of weeks ago and ask that you return them by Friday, May 15. They can be left @ MES Gym from 11:00-1:00 or placed in the drop boxes anytime.
Dual Credit Students- if you need assistance registering for next year, Ms. Robinson will be available Monday and Tuesday next week from 9:00-11:00 am at the school to assist you. You will be at computers 6 feet apart, following all precautions.
Hayden Hewitt is the daughter of Ian and Dianna Hewitt. She has been a varsity cheerleader
all four years of high school. Hayden has been a member of the three time regional qualifying
Literary Criticism UIL team. She has participated in UIL Editorial Writing, UIL One Act
Play and has been a member of the 4-H Club all four years of high school. She has been a member of the National Honor Society for three years. Hayden has donated baked goods and blood to the blood drives, she has helped with food drives, and helped with
revamping the school’s lockers and walls. After graduation Hayden plans to attend the
University of North Texas in Denton and pursue a degree in English to become an editor. I don’t have a number one memory of high school, high
school was not special to me because of anything I did, it was the lessons I learned and the
people who took the journey with me that truly hold the place in my heart.
It's time for High School and Junior High CHEERLEADING/MASCOT TRYOUTS!! If you are interested, please email Kendall Hughes at khughes@meridianisd.org for information. Mandatory Parent/Cheer/Mascot Candidate Meeting via Zoom Sunday, May 17 at 3:00 pm- all details will be shared.
Caleb Felan
Caleb is the grandson of Gloria Pomposa. Caleb participated in athletics and theater in high school.
Kayla Crawford
Kayla is the daughter of Robert Crawford. During high school, Kayla enjoyed her Art classes. After graduation, Kayla plans to attend college to become a veterinarian.
Rey Angel Garza is the son of Sandra Rosales and Freddie Garza Jr. Rey has been active in the Special Olympics. Rey plans to work after graduation.
Tarrant County Food Bank will be available at MES from 10:00-12:00 on Wednesday, May 13. Drive thru service provided.
Damion Foss is the son of Dillon and Bonnie Williams. Damion was voted by his class Most Likely to be a hacker for the CIA. After graduation, Damion intends to work for Brookshire Brothers Pharmacy to become a Pharmaceutical Tech. Damion’s favorite memory of High School was having Mrs. Carpenter’s Spanish Class.
My name is Zakary Dirkse. I am the son of Brent and Amy Dirkse. I completed high school in December, but I was in Athletics for 3 years, I played tennis for 1 year, I ran track for 3 years, I played basketball for 2 years, I ran Cross Country for 3 years, and I was also active in Academic UIL for 2 years. I competed in Mathematics and Number Sense for 2 years and went to Regionals both times, I was also in Calculator Applications and One Act Play my sophomore year. Among my involvements in high school, I was in Band for 6 years and I played the tuba.
I was also a member of the National Honor Society for 2 ½ years. I helped with Mission Meridian for 5 years, all the way back to when it started. I also helped my mother with the Haunted House for 2 years.
After the graduation ceremony, I will return to Florida where I will continue to go to college for A master’s degree in some form of science, so that I can teach future college students.
My favorite memory of high school is leaving. Not only because I am done with high school, but because it is my last memory of all my friends together for the last time.
Show your MISD Teachers your Appreciation ALL Week!
Show your MISD Teachers your Appreciation ALL Week!
