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Thank You from Parent Council:
Thank you all for attending the Beluga Ball and supporting the Parent Council. Each year, the Parent Council
supports the CSA District through our many volunteers and fundraising efforts. Your time and your donations are
visible in our schools on a daily basis.
As a charter school, our funding inequality currently totals over $1,700.00 per student in comparison to our
neighboring public schools. That puts us at a $1.8 million disadvantage. Proceeds from the Beluga Ball make
a difference for our students by supporting the libraries and leveled libraries in both campuses, supplying
consumables for the science labs and supporting the beautification of both campuses, including maintenance
of the playground. Technology is ever changing, and we are able to help fund those changes and updates on
a yearly basis. The proceeds from the Beluga Ball also go toward our music programs, listening centers, math
manipulatives, activities and (materials used in) assemblies, and so much more.
In partnership with CSA, we help to serve the whole child and to provide a safe and enriching place for all of our
students to grow and learn.
Parent Consortium
Charyl Stockwell Academy District
Jenny Martino, Executive President
Michelle Bond, Executive Treasurer
Candy Frieberg, CSA Parent Council Co-Chair
Jennifer Abner, CSA Parent Council Co-Chair
Deb Curcuru, CSPA Parent Council Co-Chair
Laura O’Doherty, CSPA Parent Council Co-Chair
Jim Martino, S&S Athletics Boosters President
Deb Curcuru, CSA Education Foundation President
Erin Wolfe, CSA Board of Directors Liaison
Dawn Marshall, Alumni Representative
CSA District Leadership
Betsy Krupansky, Student Enrichment Program Director
Jessica Moceri, CSA Principal
Steven Beyer, CSPA Principal
Shelley Stockwell, Executive Director
The Parent Consortium is the umbrella group for CSA District parent-led organizations of
CSA Parent Council, CSPA Parent Council, CSA Education Foundation, and S & S Boosters.
Visit the Parent Consortium for CSA group page on Facebook for current events and information.
“Thinking About Michigan”
Greetings CSA District Families,
Thank you for joining us at the 18th Annual Beluga Ball!
Thinking about Michigan brings to mind snow days, ice storms, sub zero weather, messy roads and
cars struggling to make their way along slippery streets. But if we think about Michigan a little more
we will also remember the beauty of fresh snow on Saturday while we drink our coffee in front of
a warm fireplace… or fishing for salmon on the great lakes, attending a game at Comerica Park,
remembering the cars and our history at Greenfield Village, raking leaves and collecting chestnuts,
skiing in a quiet woods, or mountain biking in a state park. Thinking about Michigan brings many
lovely visual images of our state during each season of the year.
Chuck lived in a city on the east coast for five years but came back home because he missed the
changing seasons that define the Michigan experience. We enjoy our visits to Mexico to escape
the cold winters, but there the seasons are hot, hotter and rainy.
It’s the variety of the seasons in Michigan that make the challenges of the winter weather fun. It’s
knowing that sometime toward the end of February spring will soon arrive and bring with it lovely
flowers and warm breezes. And for those of us in the CSA community, the first sign of that
transition to spring is the announcement and invitation to this year’s Beluga Ball.
CSA parents start working early in the school year to create this wonderful event. Working on the
Beluga Ball brings parents to the school where they interact with other parents and school staff
and students. Parent leaders work hard to involve as many stakeholders as possible to prepare
for this grand event, and before you know it the week of the Beluga Ball is here. Everything goes
into overdrive, culminating in a beautiful event. We like to refer to “the Beluga Ball season” as the
beginning of spring in Michigan!
So here we are this evening, and there is only one thing left to do – BUY, BUY, BUY! Put your
money behind your children and your school. Enjoy this grand evening and help raise money for the
extras that make school so special in so many ways for our students.
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With Deepest Appreciation
Another year has almost come and gone and the 18th Annual Beluga Ball will soon become a part of the
past. We would like to take this opportunity to give sincere thanks to all of the people who helped get
this ball rolling, literally. Without the 2015 Beluga Ball Committee, tonight would not have been possible. An
almost entirely new committee of volunteers were enthusiastic, energetic and always willing to jump in
and lend a hand with whatever project or task we needed help with. Thank you, thank you, thank you for
your positive attitudes and your fresh perspectives.
2015 Beluga Ball Committee
Maleda BabiarzCarrie Hallman
Cheryl Bonebright Aramenda Hegedus-Perry
Deb CurcuruLori Splavec
Claudia FrushJulie Tanner
Kimberly Golden
We would also like to offer thanks to the Jenny Martino, Michelle Bond, CSA District Parent Consortium,
CSA & CSPA Parent Councils, Jessica Moceri, Steven Beyer, CSA & CSPA Office Staff, and Haika Gay,
Classroom / Beluga Ball Representatives and the CSA District Families, all of whom had a part in making
this an exceptional evening of one of a kind art pieces, projects and spectacular baskets and items. Thank
you to all of you for your creativity, generosity, time and dedication.
Special thanks to our “tried and true” veterans at the ball, who volunteer their time and talent…Joe
Offerman, auctioneer; Landini, Reed & Dawson, Accountants; Jim Martino, DJ; and Mike Klann, MC. To all
of the parents and extra hands that helped create, build, move, set up and execute each and every part of
what you see tonight; to those who secured donations for the silent auction and wine & spirits pull.…thank
you from the heart of everyone who benefits from this event. It means a lot to have so many devoted
and supportive people in our school family.
With sincere thanks to our 2015 Beluga Ball Sponsors
CS Partners
CJ Caitlin John, J. Thaddeus McGaffey
Steven Szuch, Esq. at FisherBroyles LLC
Brown & Brown Insurance
The Governor John Engler Center for Charter Schools at Central Michigan University
Thank you to The Johnson Center, Pure & Simple Catering and First Impressions Printing, also Claudia Frush
for baking the delicious ‘Thank You’ cookies.
Finally, thank you to Chuck and Shelley Stockwell for their continued support and encouragement, and to
all who are in attendance this evening.
Sincerely,
Kristi Emens & Melissa Marcum, Co-Chairs
Evening Events
5:00 Registration
Cocktails & Hors d’ oeuvres
Silent Auction Opens
5:45 Food Stations Open for Dinner
6:00
Wine & Spirits Pull Opens
6:30 – 7:30 Silent Auction Closes
6:30 Tables 1 & 2 close
6:45 Tables 3 & 4 close
7:00 Tables 5 & 6 close
7:15 Tables 7 & 8 close
Class Canvasses close
Teacher Experiences close
7:30 Premier Table closes
Silent Auction Concludes
7:15
Food Stations Close
7:30
Dessert Served
7:45
10/4 Chef’s Dinner Raffle Drawing
Jenny Martino, Parent Consortium President
8:15 50/50 Drawing
Live Auction Commences
10:00 Live Auction Complete (approx.)
Checkout Begins
11:30 Last Call
12:00 Beluga Ball 2015 Concludes
ATTRACTIONS
Be sure to visit our special
attractions tonight:
The “Great
Teachers Experience”
Win an afternoon event for
your child and a friend,
with their favorite teacher.
50/50 Raffle
$2 for 1 ticket | $5 for 5 tickets
$10 for an arm’s length
$20 for head-to-toe
Spirits & Wine Pull
Everyone Wins! $10 per ticket
1 Ticket - wins you a bottle of Wine
2 Tickets - wins you a bottle of Spirits
We ask that you please keep wine &
spirits bottles sealed while at event!
Special Drawing
10/4 Chef’s Dinner
$30 per card, 52 entries
for a chance to win!
Special Auction Item
Flexible Socratic Platforms
Miguel Cabrera Autographed Pro Bat
Gordie Howe Autographed
Red Wings Jersey
Special Auction Items
Special Drawing
10/4 Chef’s Dinner
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date of event to be determined by both parties (sunday-thursday only)
final menu to be based upon adequate kitchen amenities
expires march 28th, 2016
$30 per card, 52 entries
for a chance to win!
Drawing at 7:45pm
CSPA
Flexible Socratic
Platforms
As CSPA continues to grow, our need is for
a large group instructional space for our
students, teachers, musical groups, musical,
Shakespeare practices, NHS, in school
assemblies, athletics and robotics is greater
than ever. We would like to have the
ability to group and regroup students in a
variety of ways so we can better utilize the
space in the High Bay for both instruction
during the day, and in the evening to host
concerts, induction ceremonies, and the
occasional athletic events.
Our goal is to have Sixteen Flexible Socratic
Platforms at CSPA so we can group and
regroup students, and have the ability to
make maximum use of the high bay in a
variety of applications.
Who will step forward and help us create
these platforms that will help transform
this space into the large group instructional
space we need to meet every students
needs?
I’m in! Are you!
Special Auction Items
Autographed
Autographed
Gordie Howe
Red Wings Jersey
Miguel Cabrera
Rawlings Pro Bat
Be the envy of all your
Red Wings friends by
hanging this beautifully framed
Gordie Howe Autographed
Jersey in your home.
Miguel Cabrera autographed Black
Rawlings Pro Bat. This bat was not
only autographed by Cabrera,
he also inscribed it with
“2012 Triple Crown”.
Live Auction Rules
(Please read thoroughly before beginning to bid)
1. Live auction bidding will begin approximately 8:15 pm. Please take time before the Live Auction begins to
preview the CLASSROOM PROJECTS and other live auction items.
2. Please have your BID NUMBER CARD with you to place your bid.
3. The Auctioneer will announce the item for bid, (show it to you, if possible) then state the approximate
retail value and starting bid.
4. Please raise your BID NUMBER CARD high to place your bid.
5. The winner is determined by the highest bid.
6. All auction items must be taken home TONIGHT. If any items are not taken home the night of the Ball,
there will be a $35 charge to transport them back to the school and arrange for pick up. Thank you for your
cooperation and understanding in this matter.
Silent Auction Rules
• Any bids placed below the specified ‘minimum bid’ will not be accepted.
• Increase your bid by at least the listed ‘bid increment’ amount.
• Make sure you are using YOUR bid number.
• Write clearly, bids that are not legible will not be accepted.
Check-Out Policy
1. Check out will NOT begin until after the Live Auction is finished (approximately 10:00 pm). The D.J. will
announce when check-out is available.
2. Once the D.J. announces that check out is available, please bring your BID NUMBER CARD to the check
out tables to pick up your receipt of item(s) won. Please review your receipt. WE ASK THAT ALL GUESTS
GO THROUGH CHECK OUT TO REVIEW ANY CHARGES.
3. All purchases must be paid for tonight, in full, using either CASH, CHECK (made payable to “CSAPC”),
VISA, or MASTERCARD.*
4. Enter the appropriate line, for CASH, CHECK and CHARGE, to pay your receipt.
5. You may then proceed to the pick up area to have your auction items brought to you. Please note, you
MUST have your paid receipt in order to pick up your auction items.
6. All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.
* Payments over retail value of an item may be tax deductible. Consult your tax preparer.
Live Auction Items
1. Hourglass - Jewelry Armoire
2. Parking Space - CSA Platinum
A beautiful hand painted jewelry armoire, with 7
velvet lined drawers to hold all of your accessories.
The drawers currently hold several interesting
pieces, featuring special beads handmade by our
very creative kindergarteners!
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September
and running through June. Located on the north end of
the parking lot. This 24 hour spot will have a sign posted
designating it as the Platinum parking space. You can’t get
any closer to the student entrance unless you park on the
sidewalk! Enjoy hassle-free parking and avoid musical spots.
4. Spinner - Chairs & Side Table Set
Miguel Cabrera autographed Black Rawlings Pro Bat.
This bat was not only autographed by Cabrera,
he also inscribed it with “2012 Triple Crown”.
Add to your corner nook with these chairs, table, and
a good book! Two classic ladderback chairs, repainted
in a black finish and re-upholstered in a beautiful fabric
of soft green and teal, and faint black, soft lines as
accents. The accent table is a metal finish, embellished
with painted grapes on top.
5. Vaquita - “A Penny for your Thoughts”
6. Parking Space - CSPA Diamond
3. Special Auction Item - Autographed Pro Bat
This is a beautifully refinished bookshelf, painted in a
true torquise and accented with a cascading copper
penny back drop. Along with the bookshelf comes
a very interesting treasure, a book written by the 5th
graders in the Vaquita Classroom. There are some
special pennies hiding in the backdrop and only those
with a keen eye and a little patience will prevail.
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September through
June. Located on the end of the student parking on the High
school side. It is the last spot on the right before you exit the
campus. This 24 hour spot will have a reserved sign posted
designating it as the Diamond parking space. If you are in your
spot before carpool begins, you will be able to exit your spot
once car pool has begun with assistance during carpool.
8. Striped - Up-Cycled Bench
7. Risso - Tick-Tock
Rustic Picture Frame Clock
with a quote by Gail Lumet Buckley.
9. Parking Space - CSA Gold
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September
and running through June. Located on the north end of
the parking lot. This 24 hour spot will have a sign posted
designating it as the Gold parking space. You can’t get any
closer the student entrance unless you buy the platinum
space. Enjoy hassle-free parking and avoid musical spots.
This stylish bench is made from a re-purposed bed
frame! Painted in Smokey Quartz and Joyful. Covered
in a driftwood, then black walnut glaze for dimension.
Includes three pillows stenciled by the Striped Family!
10. Special Auction Item - Aquatic Artwork
Our very own Heddy Worden created a stunning 3-D
embossed metal art collection. These three pieces (a
sea turtle, a seahorse and a fish) in an aquatic theme
would be a perfect addition to any decor.
Live Auction Items
12. Parking Space - CSPA Sapphire
11. Tucuzi - Wine Rack & Memory Board
Richly stained Wine Rack up-cycled from pallets,
includes Wine Cork framed Chalkboard.
13. Middle School: Put a Cork in it
A recycled wine rack that was painted black with
chalk motifs and a wine cork top, created by the
CSPA Middle School Students.
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September through
June. Located on the end of the student parking on the High
school side. It is the second to last spot on the right before you
exit the campus. This 24 hour spot will have a reserved sign
posted designating it as the Sapphire parking space. If you are in
your spot before carpool begins, you will be able to exit your spot
once car pool has begun with assistance during carpool.
14. Hector Princess Vanity
A re-purposed pedal sewing machine that provides
storage for hair ties, brushes, nail polish, jewelry and
make-up. The perfect place to get ready for
dress-up or a party!
16. Parking Space -CSPA Ruby
15. Baiji - Bookcase
Michigan map decoupaged
bookshelf in turquoise.
17. Orca - The Family That Eats and Plays
Together-Stays Together
A large, refurbished octagon table and chairs
accompanied with four games for the family. The
Orca students made a chess set out of nuts and bolts,
checkers and tic-tac-toe games from clay shapes that
they painted, and handmade boards. For the adults
there is a complete poker set.
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September through
June. Located on the end of the student parking on the High
school side. It is the third spot from the end on the right before
you exit the campus. This 24 hour spot will have a reserved sign
posted designating it as the Ruby parking space. If you are in your
spot before carpool begins, you will be able to exit your spot
once car pool has begun with assistance during carpool.
18. Irrawaddy - Stain Glass Window
The Irrawaddy class created a stain glass window from
an old fashioned window. Each square was beautifully
designed by a different Irrawaddy student. This will look
wonderful hanging inside or out.
19. Parking Space - CSA Silver
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September
and running through June. Located on the north end of
the parking lot. This 24 hour spot will have a sign posted
designating it as the Silver parking space. A perfect location
with easy access to the front entrance. Enjoy hassle-free
parking and avoid musical spots.
20. Middle School - The Looking Glass
A re-purposed antique, leaded glass pane. Retouched
in an antique white- distressed finish and mirrored by
the Middle School Students.
Live Auction Items
21. Spotted - Your Hands in My Heart
22. Clymene - Foot Stool
A 24 x 36 inch colorful photograph of student and
teacher’s hand in a heart shape with the quote,
“A teacher takes a hand, opens a
mind, and touches a heart.”
Rest your feet upon this colorful
needlepoint covered footstool.
The footstool opens for small storage.
23. Dusky - Snow Days Bench & Coat Tree
24. Parking Space - CSA Bronze
Handmade, fully functional bench and 3 hook coat
rack made from recycled snowboards and skis for
indoor or outdoor use. Decoupaged with a collage of
Michigan-themed pictures and text selected by the
Dusky students.
Valid for the 2015/16 school year beginning in September
and running through June. Located on the north end of
the parking lot. This 24 hour spot will have a sign posted
designating it as the Bronze parking space. A perfect
location with easy access to the front entrance. Enjoy
hassle-free parking and avoid musical spots.
25. Beluga - Whale Wall Art
26. Fraser - CHEERS!!
This is a wooden whale we cut, sanded and stained
out of two different pieces of ply wood. It’s roughly 5ft
long and has two different stained layers. It has hanging
string already attached. It would look beautiful in the
halls of CSA or in any under the sea themed area.
Wooden bar cart with casters, outfitted with the
necessities to make you ready to host the next
neighborhood cocktail party. The top features a
herringbone pattern made from wine corks. This cart
comes with wine, a basket full of high-end spirits, a
cocktail shaker, ice bucket, stemware, and barware…
Bottoms up! 33’’x30’’x18’’
27. High School - Get Your Gardening On
28. Special Auction Item - Autographed Jersey
Re-purposed dresser, painted by the high school
students and converted into a gardening bench/storage
center. Gardening gloves, tools, soil and fertilizer will be
enjoyed by any green thumb.
Be the envy of all your Red Wings friends by
hanging this beautifully framed
Gordie Howe Autographed
Jersey in your home.
29. Narwhal - Creativity Table
As CSPA continues to grow, our need is for a large group instructional space for our students, teachers, musical groups,
musical, Shakespeare practices, NHS, in school assemblies,
athletics and robotics is greater than ever. Our goal is to
have Sixteen Flexible Socratic Platforms at CSPA so we can
group and regroup students, and have the ability to make
maximum use of the high bay in a variety of applications.
An adorable creativity table fit for any playroom.
Complete with a chalkboard surface that has a
built in hanging basket to hold lots of colorful chalk,
handmade by our wonderful Narwhal students!
30. Special Item - Flexible Socratic Platforms
Board of Directors
David Price, President
Greg Spinazze, Vice President
Sharon Smith, Treasurer
Erin Wolfe, Secretary
Neigatha Graney, Representative
District Leaders
Chuck Stockwell, Founder and CAO
Shelley Stockwell, Executive Director
Charyl Stockwell Academy
9758 E Highland Road
Howell, MI 48843
Tel: (810) 632-2200
Fax: (810) 632-2201
Charyl Stockwell Academy
Jessica Moceri, Principal
Deborah Skolnik, Dean of Administrative Services
Lisa Pick, Dean of Curriculum & Instruction
Stephanie Winters, Administrative Intern
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Steven Beyer, Principal
Brenda Ogden, Dean of Students
Deborah Skolnik, Director of TST
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
1032 Karl Greimel
Brighton, MI 48116
Dina Highfield, Coordinator of Curriculum & Instruction
Michael Swain, Administrative Intern
Tel: (810) 225-9940
Fax: (810) 225-9941
Betsy Krupansky, Director of Student Enrichment Program
Susan Deaner, Academically Gifted Consultant
Elementary Faculty
Charyl Stockwell Academy
Kindergarten
Navigator
Voyager
Explorer
Ashley Greene, Beluga
Jessica Francis, Dusky
Melissa Keir, Clymene
Katie Kowalczyk, Baiji
Erin Pontillo, Hourglass
Erika Hale, Dusky
Greg Smith, Clymene
Cathy Poslaiko, Baiji
Valarie Radloff, Risso
Ashley Hyska, Hector
Brittany Fetner, Fraser
Mary Jo Ferris, Vaquita
Mandy Pinkston, Spotted
Elaine Kusser, Hector
Bill Marra, Fraser
Sharon Linck, Vaquita
Heidi Easter, Irrawaddy
Kayla Bauer, Orca
Gordy Hyska, Irrawaddy
Shelly McCloskey, Orca
Lynden Churchill, Narwhal
David Morrow, Spinner
Lauren Simon, Narwhal
Ashley Warfield, Spinner
Kayla Harris, Striped
Amy Carrico, Tucuzi
Jeannie Tobias, Striped
Ashley Zacharias, Tucuzi
Middle School Faculty
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Brittany Ahern
Lisa Lulgjuraj
Brad Therrian
Bryan Funke
Leah Maniace
Lauren Weller
Dina Highfield
Michael Swain
Amanda Woodruff
Sarah Frazer Yauk
High School Faculty
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Brendan Cornelissen
Shauna James
Bridget Rock
Liz Holland
Kathy Revenaugh
Philip Smith
Chelsea Szczembara
Teacher Support Team
Enhancements
Charyl Stockwell Academy
Charyl Stockwell Academy
Bev Cheek, Assistant
Debbie Thor, Library Coordinator
Ashley Gat, Teacher
Alice Matsumoto, Music
Melissa Geroux, Teacher
Chris McKusick, Assistant
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Chelsea Meyers, Teacher
Tobias Mixer, Art Teacher
Sheila Smith, Assistant
Diane O’Nions, Library Coordinator
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Jessica Perry, Music
Cathy Cafini, Assistant
Charyl Stockwell Academy District
Ann Henri, Teacher
Aaron Brown, Physical Education
Katie Morrissey, Teacher
Donna Engstrom, Art Consultant
Charles Sdunek, Assistant
Charyl Stockwell Academy District
Sara Buko, Speech & Language Pathologist
Jennifer Justice, Speech & Language Pathologist
Administrative Staff
Charyl Stockwell Academy
Heddy Worden, Administrative Assistant
Julie Durbin, Student/Family Desk
Carey Scott, Clerical Assistant
SEP
Student Enrichment Program
Betsy Krupansky, Director of SEP
Laurie DeLorenzo, Athletic Director
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy
Cindi Hartmann, Administrative Assistant
Amy Knickerbocker, High School Receptionist
Susan Stevens, District Enrichment Coordinator
Charyl Stockwell Academy District
Jenny Martino, SEP Office Coordinator
Haika Gay, Academic Enrichment
Maintenance & Transportation
Wendy Farley
Lou Lacy
Nathan Mazey
Jeff Kusser
Larry Latosinski
Dave Millmine
Brian Wheeler
We want to hear your most cherished
moment with a teacher in the CSA District.
Please send an e-mail with your story to
[email protected].
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