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In this edition of #OPSMyFuture, we caught up with Marco Romero, a senior at @OlatheWestOwls. Romero has been the No. 1 ranked amateur boxer in his weight class for the past five years, having won 17 national championships. He has one more amateur fight next month, and although his priority right now is to graduate high school, he will soon look to launch a career in professional boxing.
“I try to represent Olathe and Olathe West at the highest levels of boxing,” Romero said. “Being from Olathe, it’s given me a lot of motivation to be successful in my sport and hopefully give back to my community.”
Read more about Marco's path toward a professional boxing career: https://t.co/B4G3nD9sjG
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In this edition of #OPSMyFuture, we caught up with Ceci Sellers, who is in seventh grade at @FTMSJaguars. Last summer, Ceci signed a professional contract with @kcopera. You may recognize her as Young Elsa from the districtwide production of Disney’s “Frozen,” The Broadway Musical.
“I started singing early on in elementary school, and I started wanting to do theater when I was maybe 8 or 9,” Ceci said. “I just like being on stage, and you make a lot of good friendships from it too, because you get to know the people you’re performing with really well.”
Read about Ceci here: https://t.co/glCM1RDTM3
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In this edition of #OPSMyFuture, we sat down with Ainsley Spence, an eighth grader at @CSTWildcatsMS. Spence was accepted into @OlatheFutureEd at Olathe East High School. At Chisholm Trail, she found a passion for teaching through her "United Connections” class. The class is designed for general education students to coincide with students with special needs in an open learning environment and lend a helping hand.
“We spend our time being a friend for them,” Spence said. “We’re growing our relationships with them, helping them out with things and letting them be around all kids. It’s just a good experience for everyone.”
Read more about Ainsley here ➡ https://t.co/Lr9ZhAz7HN
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Senior Madison Troup is a leader for @OEHawkTalkers. Troup found community and support through the program, helping her come out of her shell and become a voice to advocate for what is right. Read about Troup here ➡️ https://t.co/NEvnN7L30l
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Hannah Ehrlich, a sixth grader at @FTMSJaguars, won the @KidneyFund 28th annual national Calendar Kids Art Contest and was honored at their national gala in Washington, D.C. in October! Read about her story here: https://t.co/fk2V0go5cB
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As #HispanicHeritageMonth nears its end, we bring you our latest edition of #OPSMyFuture featuring Brandon Santiago-Ramos, a senior at Olathe Northwest High School who visited Washington D.C. over the summer for "Caminos al Futuro," a fully funded nationwide summer program for pre-college students who have a high level of academic achievement and a demonstrated commitment to service and leadership within the Hispanic/Latino community.
“I know that there’s more out there for me and others in our community,” Santiago-Ramos said. “¡Sí se puede!”
Both English and Spanish versions are available. Read here: https://t.co/HZu5gs1XUp
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Greetings from @NWMOSTATE! @olatheschools is in the house today! You can feel the excitement in the BEARCAT air! #OPSForwardTogether #MyOlatheSchools #OPSMyFuture
Students at @sftcyclones really embraced our classroom play about the constitution!! A great couple days! @olatheschools #OpsMyFuture
In this edition of #OPSMyFuture, we meet up with one of our third graders at @ICBobcats!
If you walk into Caroline Ivison’s third grade classroom at Indian Creek Elementary School, you may spot a bright young student, filled with energy, dressed in a full suit and perhaps speaking in front of the class. That student is Sekou Traore, who hopes to become president of the United States one day.
Traore loves being at school and loves being a leader in the classroom. When asked why he looks to become president when he grows up, his answer was simple and selfless.
“I want to make it equal for everybody,” Traore said. “And I want to make good laws for the people.”
According to Principal Dr. Julie Sluyter, Traore stands out not just with his ability as a student but with his attitude as well.
“Sekou is a great student,” Dr. Sluyter said. “He has lots of personality and is a great leader in his classroom.”
Traore looks up to his mom and dad as his role models. Even when he’s out of school, he loves to learn. Traore said his favorite things about school are talking to the class and doing homework. His favorite subject is reading. When asked what he loves to do when he’s not doing school-related things, his answer was quick.
“Go to the pirate ship park (also known as Frontier Park),” Traore said with a smile.
While there is still a lot of school ahead for him, Traore said he wants to go to college in the future. After that, he is hoping to find a path to Washington, D.C. If his classmates see him in the White House decades from now, he promised one thing.
“I would look really, really cool,” Traore said.
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Our third caterpillar made a chrysalis today and we got it on camera. Memories were made in 3rd grade at @CWCcoyotes today! #monarchbutterfly #opsmyfuture
In this week's edition of #OPSMyFuture, we caught up with Jackson Parker, an eighth grader at @sftcyclones. Parker competed in the AAU Junior Olympic Games in Des Moines, Iowa over the summer, where he became the national champion in the Boys High Jump (5'7") and placed third in the Boys 100 M Hurdles (14.40). He also picked up a 13th place finish in the Boys 200 M Hurdles (28.67). By placing in the top eight, Parker achieved All-American status! He is now a two-time All-American, with the first honor coming from his fourth-place High Jump finish at the 2022 @USATrack National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships in Sacramento, California. To read the full story, follow this link: https://t.co/LHU6ycTCEl
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We have relaunched our #OPSMyFuture series! For our first edition, we have one of our amazing high school students, who recently became a published author!
This year Brittney Wright, a junior at Olathe North High School, became a published author for her book of poems titled “Words I Thought.” Wright shares her voice through poems that dive into topics on mental health, and she hopes that everyone who reads it can feel like their voice is in it too.
“It’s about mental health, growing up and figuring out who you are in the world and finding your place,” Wright said. “It kind of started because I was just writing, and then I was showing people and they’re like, ‘these are really good’.”
To read the full story visit #OPSMyFuture on our website here: https://t.co/RMacVGmJnh
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Custom wheelchair Halloween costumes designed by our seniors for @WalkinRollin in Olathe. @Olathe21st @OlatheCTE @olatheschools @OlatheEastHawks
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Sophomore Product Design revised lighting prototypes. Can’t wait to see the final products! @Olathe21st @OlatheCTE
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This summer, @OlatheWestOwls senior Daylin Kennedy & '22 grad Lavinia Gowing interned at Webster Architects. The pair gained invaluable real-world experience, leading Gowing to major in Architecture at KU.
Read more: https://t.co/3gVSLGTNhT.
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ONW's Miles Swaminathan graduated w/ confidence in his #OPSMyFuture, leading him to pursue Piano Performance @ Indiana University this fall. While 🎹 is his passion, he explored leadership opportunities thru @OlatheEngineer & extracurriculars. Read more: https://t.co/ds4kXIq2bC
"I’m the most excited to see what I can change about the world. There are so many things happening now that I don’t want for my kids, so I can’t wait to change the world or at least my world,”@OlatheEastHawks Tyson Smith said.
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“Having access to the Distinguished Scholars Academy has helped me in more ways than I can count,” Olathe North senior Logan Honors said. “The work that I have put in has paid off and I am excited to see what comes next.”
Read more: https://t.co/bhsRPo30oz
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“I knew that I had an interest in the healthcare field, so I wanted to explore the different careers available,” Kitterman said. “All of these programs [@OlatheSportsMed @OATCRoadrunners] allow me to do just that w/o spending money.”
More: https://t.co/mCmbwoDjnX
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![olatheschools's tweet photo. “I knew that I had an interest in the healthcare field, so I wanted to explore the different careers available,” Kitterman said. “All of these programs [@OlatheSportsMed @OATCRoadrunners] allow me to do just that w/o spending money.”
More: https://t.co/mCmbwoDjnX
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Komalpreet Kaur, @OlatheEastHawks senior, found her passion at OPS. From her time in the @OlatheCivicLead to the @CityofOlatheKS office and starting her own non-profit, Kaur has found a direction she wants her #OPSMyFuture to lead.
Read more: https://t.co/bhsRPokBN9.
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