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Almond-Bancroft school district newsletter 1336 Elm St Almond, WI 54909 Phone 715-366-2941 FAX 715-366-2940 www.abschools.k12.wi.us May 2014 May Dates To Remember 5/1-Spring Band Concert, 7:00 pm, Auditorium 5/13-HS Awards Ceremony, 7:30 pm, Auditorium 5/15-Spring Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium 5/21-Board Of Education Meeting, 6:30 pm, Almond School Board Room 5/25-HS Graduation, 2:00 pm, West Gym 5/26-No School, Memorial Day 5/30-MS Awards Program, 8th Grade Promotion, 1:15 pm, Auditorium Almond-Bancroft School District Dan Boxx District Administrator Jeff Rykal PK-12 Principal Sandra Ciula PK-12 Dean of Students School Board President: Roy Danforth Vice President: Catherine Guth Clerk: Carol Ellie Treasurer: Gary Smith Directors: Debbie Bradley Charles Dernbach Jeanette Wilson On April 1 st , 26 seniors, 3 teachers, 1 principal, and 2 bus drivers began the 17 hour drive to New York City! Thanks to movies, iPods, conversations, food, and sleep, the drive was actually a quick one, and we were soon in Times Square eating New York pizza with our tour guide, Meredith, and climbing to the top of Rockefeller Center to see the view of the Big Apple. Over the next few days, we experienced a lot! The visit to the Statue of Liberty was inspiring. Central Park was lovely. The 9/11 Memorial was solemn and dignified. Chinatown was a blast! The kids discovered the joy of haggling, and they did a good job at it too. We walked the Brooklyn Bridge, awed by the sheer size of the structure and amused by the many locks attached to the grating. The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought us face to face with the works of Picasso, Rembrandt, and Monet. The Greek statues, Egyptian mummies, and Medieval suits of armor were fascinating. We expanded our culinary experiences, too, eating Dominican food in Spanish Harlem, Italian food in Little Italy, and hot dogs from street vendors. We listened to live jazz at The Garage and discovered the joys of a New York deli. We walked around Manhattan in the dark during our Dark Histories of New York tour. New York sure has some, well, interesting characters in its past. Our last day in the city was spent touring the on location sites for different movies and TV shows. We visited everything from the fire station used in Ghostbusters to the apartment buildings from the TV show Friends. From there we went to Broadway to see The Phantom of the Opera. The performance and special effects were amazing. The last thing we did in New York was to take a dinner/dancing cruise around the Bay. It was beautiful, but more importantly, it was FUN! Who knew so many seniors could dance? Finally, we boarded the bus for the ride home. We were exhausted, so sleep ate up lots of traveling hours. It was good to get back home, but it was a trip that will never be forgotten. Senior Trip 2014 -New York City
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Almond-Bancroft school district newsletter 1336 Elm St

Almond, WI 54909

Phone 715-366-2941 FAX 715-366-2940

www.abschools.k12.wi.us

May 2014

May Dates To

Remember

5/1-Spring Band Concert, 7:00 pm, Auditorium 5/13-HS Awards Ceremony, 7:30 pm, Auditorium 5/15-Spring Choir Concert, 7:30 pm, Auditorium 5/21-Board Of Education Meeting, 6:30 pm, Almond School Board Room 5/25-HS Graduation, 2:00 pm, West Gym 5/26-No School, Memorial Day 5/30-MS Awards Program, 8th Grade Promotion, 1:15 pm, Auditorium

Almond-Bancroft

School District

Dan Boxx District Administrator

Jeff Rykal PK-12 Principal

Sandra Ciula PK-12 Dean of Students

School Board

President: Roy Danforth

Vice President: Catherine Guth

Clerk: Carol Ellie Treasurer:

Gary Smith Directors:

Debbie Bradley Charles Dernbach Jeanette Wilson

On April 1st, 26 seniors, 3 teachers, 1 principal, and 2 bus drivers began the 17 hour drive to New York City! Thanks to movies, iPods, conversations, food, and sleep, the drive was actually a quick one, and we were soon in Times Square eating New York pizza with our tour guide, Meredith, and climbing to the top of Rockefeller Center to see the view of the Big Apple. Over the next few days, we experienced a lot! The visit to the Statue of Liberty was inspiring. Central Park was lovely. The 9/11 Memorial was solemn and dignified. Chinatown was a blast! The kids discovered the joy of haggling, and they did a good job at it too. We walked the Brooklyn Bridge, awed by the sheer size of the structure and amused by the many locks attached to the grating. The Metropolitan Museum of Art brought us face to face with the works of Picasso, Rembrandt, and Monet. The Greek statues, Egyptian mummies, and Medieval suits of armor were fascinating. We expanded our culinary experiences, too, eating Dominican food in Spanish Harlem, Italian food in Little Italy, and hot dogs from street vendors. We listened to live jazz at The Garage and discovered the joys of a New York deli. We walked around Manhattan in the dark during our Dark Histories of New York tour. New York sure has some, well, interesting characters in its past. Our last day in the city was spent touring the on location sites for different movies and TV shows. We visited everything from the fire station used in Ghostbusters to the apartment buildings from the TV show Friends. From there we went to Broadway to see The Phantom of the Opera. The performance and special effects were amazing. The last thing we did in New York was to take a dinner/dancing cruise around the Bay. It was beautiful, but more importantly, it was FUN! Who knew so many seniors could dance? Finally, we boarded the bus for the ride home. We were exhausted, so sleep ate up lots of traveling hours. It was good to get back home, but it was a trip that will never be forgotten.

Senior Trip 2014

-New York City

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Middle School

Students Of The Month

One student is honored from each grade within the Middle School for his/her overall excellence as a student each month. These students are selected based on their academic achievements and exceptional behavior during the school day. Achieving excellent performance for March, the Students of the Month include the following: Dylan Omernick, Emily Takacs, and Abby Cisewski.

From the sixth grade we honored Dylan Omernick! Dylan is a cheerful student who works hard to achieve his goals. He is always respectful to those around him and willing to lend a hand when needed. He is patient with others and works well in groups. With his contagious smile, he brings energy and fun into the classroom. Great job Dylan!

From the seventh grade we honored Emily Takacs! Emily is a friendly, kind, and caring young lady who exhibits strong leadership qualities. She always goes out of her way to do an exceptional job. She is creative and thoughtful and holds insights that are unique among her peers. She is hardworking yet willing to stop and help others in need. She is a

positive role model in our school and is a joy to have in class!

From the eighth grade we honored Abby Cisewski! Abby has a quirky personality with a sense of humor to match. She is a dedicated student who always wants to present her finest work. She is hardworking and does her best every day to learn new material. Abby is also a great athlete who takes teamwork to the next level. Her everlasting smile is and shining personality are fine

additions to any classroom!

Thank you for your hard work!

Congratulations!

Freshmen Plant Sale

When: May 17th -West Parking Lot And May 18th - Legion Hall

Time: 11am to 2pm

You may see a freshmen for pre-order sales and there will be flowers

available at pick-up.

Class of 2016 Chicken Dinner! (Pre-Orders Only)

Sunday May, 18th Pick-up between 11:00 am and 2:00 pm

Almond Legion Hall Dinner includes charcoal chicken, coleslaw, baked beans,

baked potato, dinner roll, and dessert.

Your pre-purchased dinner ticket

needs to be presented at the time of

pick up!

You can still purchase chicken

dinner tickets until May 2nd by

calling 715-366-2941 ext. 330 .

Almond-Bancroft Extension

at the Almond-Bancroft School

715-366-2941 ext. 242

Dates: June 9th -July 25th Monday-Thursday

Hours: 12:30 pm - 5:30 pm

Serving grades 1st-8th Our Mission: To inspire and enable all youth, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring community members.

SummerSummerSummerSummer

Boys & Girls Club 2014

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Graduation Year: 2014 ALEXIS A. SEITZ JEWEL MATKE ANGELA IWANSKI ANNA E. PERRIN ABBIGAIL N. KARPEN CARISSA PERZINSKI CALEB A. OLSON ALEXANDER L. CRULL RAMIRO LUNA EVAN M. PAGEL KAYLA SMITH Graduation Year: 2015 HAILEY M. WIERZBA MEGAN R. BURNS JACE J. STUEBS ASHLEY T. TAKACS NATALIE ROMO HATTIE B. BERRY LESLY GUERRA-REYNA MCKENZIE M. MINER Graduation Year: 2016 EMILY E. DEMCHIK BLAKE P. VOSS-PLUTSCHACK JOHL TURZINSKI AUSTIN BUNDERS JANESSA E. CISEWSKI Graduation Year: 2017 DYLAN BUNDERS COLTON STANISLAWSKI Graduation Year: 2018 FOREST LASKA CAMI RAE NEWBY BRYN TURZINSKI EMMETT STANISLAWSKI ALYSON PLASKI MEGAN MANSKE CHLOE LEHMAN ALEC WICZEK GARRETT STANISLAWSKI BREELEY J. WARZYNSKI

Graduation Year: 2014 LACEY M. WARZYNSKI BRANDON EASTMAN CODY MEDDAUGH MEGHAN R. VARGA GUNNAR LARSEN DEREK KEENLANCE ETHAN YONKE SHELBY J. SWAN Graduation Year: 2015 DEVON ANDERSON JESSE HUNKINS ALEXANDRIA R. SPOHN MEGHAN MENADUE JAROD CIESLEWICZ Graduation Year: 2016 AVA ANDERSON ARIEL PLASKI JOSEPH J. CRAHAN HUNTER LASKA DEANA M. CLARK Graduation Year: 2017 JACOB W. WIERZBA CATHERINE M. SCHMIDT MATTHEW E. HELMRICK JACI BRANDL MICHAELA WALLACE Graduation Year: 2018 CASSIDI L. HOGAN BRANDON L. HARTMAN APRIL B. CHILSEN LAUREN DYKES

“B” Honor Roll “A” Honor Roll

Almond-Bancroft Middle & High School

3rd Quarter Honor Roll Students

ABIGAIL VASQUEZ JADON SOLIS ISAIAH D. SPOHN DEREK J. BAUMGARTNER ABIGAIL R. CISEWSKI Graduation Year: 2019 BRIANA M. BORSKI DAREN ANDERSON EMALEAH R. MATKE EMILY E. TAKACS NOAH S. KOLLOCK EDWARD G. BURNS JOSEPHINE L. COLOMBE ALEX ZINDA ZACHARY A. CLARK ANNIE R. WEISS ZACHARY R. HELMRICK JON J. PERRIN JOSEPH J. MARCHEL YULISSA BANDA MITCHELL C. TRZEBIATOWSKI LUKE K. MANOCK CADE C. LAMB MAXWELL F. TURZINSKI ANGELA M. ROGERS SYDNEY A. OTTO Graduation Year: 2020 ELIJAH J. KOLLOCK CASSIE J. LEHMAN MAKAYLA R. PERZINSKI MELISSA A. PERZINSKI JEAN F. BLOEDE CAUY H. HUNTINGTON GRACE M. DACHEL ALEXANDER A. BURNS VICTORIA D. JONES SHELDON B. WADE MATTHEW J. LUKAS GAGE D. MEDDAUGH LILLIAN K. JONES DYLAN G. OMERNICK ROLANDO BANDA

Graduation Year: 2019 ZACHARY BUNDERS MICHAELA M. STUCKER MONTANA L. THOMPSON KATHERINE DOBBE DEVIN J. FUEHRER AIDAN WHITMAN MARYAH COOK KALEB H. VAN GENDEREN JAKE STUEBS Graduation Year: 2020 BREANA R. SCHAFER SHAUNA E. FERRIS GERARDO CASTELLANOS HAILEY F. STUDINSKI KENNY L. GASPAR-DIAZ CHASE B. WARZYNSKI THOMAS J. FIRKUS JONATHAN J. CASTILLO

Congratulations!

SINGING BIRTHDAY GRAMS

A-B High School will deliver singing Happy Birthday Telegrams to your favorite Student/Staff member on their birthday! Please allow a 24 hour notice before delivery. These are packages you may select from: Standard: ($5.00) Happy Birthday balloon on party stick decorated with ribbon, card, and a round lollipop

Extras _______ Stuffed A-B Eagle ($5.00) _______ A-B stocking hat ($10.00) _______ Green & White Pom-Pom ($2.00 each) _______ A-B Birthday Pen ($2.00 each) _______ Birthday Tiara or Hat ($1.00) _______ Extra lollipop ($1.00 each) _______ Beads ($1.00/ 3) _______ Stencil ($1.00 each) Student Name:________________________________________ Birthday:____________________ Grade:__________ Special Message:_____________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

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FURTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ATTEND STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Almond Bancroft Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members traveled to Appleton on April 7th – 8th to compete at the State Leadership Conference. The conference started with motivating keynote speaker, Justin Boudreau. Justin encourages students to think for themselves vs. telling them what to think and challenged them to show more gratitude to those influential people around them. While participating at the conference, students were able to tour businesses, attend workshops, earn recognition for their professional dress, as well as network with students in chapters from throughout the state. Students who place in the top three of each event earn the right to compete at National Leadership Conference. This year’s National Leadership Conference is being held in Nashville, TN on June 29th - July 2nd. Members have been working hard all year to demonstrate their Excellence in Action.

I am so proud to announce that our very own Almond-Bancroft students were recognized at the closing ceremony of the conference for their achievements. Christian Bloede placed 2nd in Networking Concepts and will be moving on to Nationals. The team of Meghan Menadue and Megan Wiczek placed 4th in Desktop Publishing. Please congratulate these students on their success. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the local businesses who have financially supported our students (listed alphabetically) – Bancroft State Bank, Brian Smith Accounting, Donaldson Company, Guth Farm, L&L Propane, North Central Irrigation, Portage County Bank, and the Washara Argus.

The Middle School 4th quarter trip will be June 2, 2014 to a venue in the Wisconsin Dells. All students who have exhibited

positive behavior during the 4th quarter grading period will be welcome on this trip. Students who violate school or classroom

PBIS rules, and who thereby receive one (1) “Major” or six (6) or more “Minors” will not be able to be included in this final

trip. Please discuss this with your middle school student today!

Future Business Leaders of America News

ANNOUNCING THE MIDDLE SCHOOL 4TH QUARTER TRIP!

Come Visit the Almond Historical Society

(Main Street Almond)

Open House Held On May 13th

From 3:00 to 5:00 pm

Holding a new member drive and

Crowell letters update.

Almond-Bancroft Class of 2014

Graduation Ceremony Sunday May 25, 2014

2:00 pm West Gym

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Almond Bancroft School Forest Public Notice

Invitation for bids on the Almond Bancroft School Forest

Sealed bids will be received by the Forester, Wisconsin DNR – Whiting Ranger Station, 301 Cedar Street West, Stevens Point, WI 54481 up to 11:30am on May 29, 2014 for 1 tract. A timber sale prospectus and detailed information including maps of the tract, as well as required bid forms and copies of the sample contract forms, can be obtained by contacting the DNR Forester at the Whiting DNR Ranger Station or by calling 715-344-2752. There is one tract of timber for sale. The tract is located in the SWSE, Part of Section 16 Township 21 North, Range 09 East Township of Almond, Portage County, WI. The tract comprises approximately 30 acres and contains the following volumes:

Species Pulpwood Sawtimber

Red Pine 285 Cords 30 MBF Bids must be submitted on Department “Timber Sale Bid” forms. Timber sale bidders will be given credit on their bid for utilization of trees smaller than normal top diameters. The Department of Natural Resources and The Almond Bancroft School District reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will be opened publicly at the Whiting DNR Ranger Station at 4 PM on the dates specified at the beginning of this notice. A certificate of insurance showing proof of “Workers Compensation Law” compliance is required to be in the Almond Bancroft School Districts file prior to beginning of any work on a contract area. The certificate on file must cover the contract period and all employees working on the sale area. BID BOND POLICY A bid bond must accompany the bid and be equal to 15% of the bid value.

The check you submit with your bid is considered a bid bond Your check that you submit with your bid will be cashed if you are the high bidder. Unsuccessful bidders will have these checks returned and will not be cashed. Even though you desire to use a surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit, etc., as a performance bond you must realize that the check you submit with your bid will be cashed if you are the successful bidder. We will refund your money when you submit a letter of credit of similar bond assurance but it will take 60-90 days for the refund to get back to you. Please call the Whiting Ranger Station at 715-344-2752 before the bid opening if you have any questions.

State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

For the Almond Bancroft School District ______________________________________________

By: Kenneth Glazer

Forester - Whiting DNR Ranger Station

Thanks to all our donors for a successful “EASTER EGG HUNT”!

Fred Lein (Lein Trucking, LLC) Almond American Legion Almond Lion’s Club

Wilber-Ellis Company Paragon Potato farms, Inc. (RPE) Almond Market

Rochelle Schultz (Heavenly Hair) The Portage County Bank Bancroft State Bank

Eric Beggs Construction Culver’s (Stevens Point) Walmart (Plover)

Phil, Dalene, Al, Jen & Gracie Rendall Rainna Helbach--Val & Alana Chilsen--Carol Fenske

Jaimie Winn & AB Girl Scouts (for stuffing eggs & helping scatter the eggs for the Easter egg

hunt!)

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During the month of May, our fifth grade students will be

learning about what middle school will be like next year.

Mrs. Ciula will be going over some information about how

the middle school day operates including an explanation

of agenda books. Students will meet Ms. Spear, who will

share a sample schedule. She will be the contact for

students when it comes to class schedules. Mrs.

McDonald will explain the middle school matrix of

expected behaviors. She will continue to serve as the

students’ counselor through seventh grade. Students will

also receive a tour of the middle school. All of the

information shared in May will also be explained at open house at the

beginning of next school year.

Counseling Program NewsCounseling Program NewsCounseling Program NewsCounseling Program News DAWN MCDONALD, K-7 COUNSELOR ERIKA SPEAR, 8-12 COUNSELOR 715-366-2941 X121 715-366-2941 X414

[email protected] [email protected]

Transi�on to Middle School

Elementary GIFTS Lessons

Elementary students in grades K-4 are learning about our final the concept for the school year,

forgiveness. For the purpose of our lessons,

we have defined forgiveness as: to stop

blaming or feeling angry toward yourself or

others. Because that is not the easiest task,

we will be learning some ways to deal with the

angry or hurt feelings we have inside of us.

To the right is a list of books that you might

choose to read with your children to explore

the topic of forgiveness further.

Fifth grade students have chosen one of the fifteen character traits they have learned about with me

in elementary school to research and prepare a small presentation. They will be giving their

presentations to the class during the last few G.I.F.T.S classes of the school year.

Ages 5-8

• The Forgiving Lion

• I Did It, I’m Sorry

• The Berenstein Bears

and the Forgiving

Tree

Ages 9-12

• Under the Lemon Moon

• The Forgiveness Garden

• Footprints Up My Back

• Forgive the River

Upcoming Events/Important Dates!

Senior Awards Night & NHS Induction May 13

Graduation May 25

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Counseling Program NewsCounseling Program NewsCounseling Program NewsCounseling Program News DAWN MCDONALD, K-7 COUNSELOR ERIKA SPEAR, 8-12 COUNSELOR 715-366-2941 X121 715-366-2941 X414

[email protected] [email protected]

Almond-Bancroft High School Awards Ceremony Join us May 13, 2014 (Tuesday) at 7:30 pm in the Almond School

Auditorium. Students will be acknowledged for their achievements in

attendance, student council, and various academic departments at our

annual Awards Ceremony. Senior scholarship recipients will also be

recognized. The evening will conclude with the annual induction ceremony

for the Almond-Bancroft Chapter of the National Honor Society.

Na�onal Honor Society Membership Candidacy

To be eligible for membership consideration, students must have a

cumulative grade point average of a 3.2 and meet high standards of

leadership, service, and character. Members of the sophomore class

will be evaluated by a Faculty Council consisting of five members.

Leadership is based on a student’s role as a participant in school and

community activities, and election to offices. The service requirement is

met by those actions taken by the student on behalf of others, without

personal compensation. Also reviewed is the student’s attitude toward

any service project. Character is measured in terms of integrity,

behavior, ethics, and cooperation with both students and faculty.

Scheduling

All 2014-2015 high school students are currently finalizing their

schedules with Ms. Spear. Just a reminder that all schedule

changes must be made before the end of the school year or over

the summer (all requests must be submitted before August 20). Per

the curriculum handbook, no schedule changes will be made once

the school year starts.

Upcoming Events/Important Dates!

Senior Awards Night & NHS Induction May 13

Graduation May 25

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Eagles Athletic

Events

5/1-HS Track Meet @ Tri-County, 3:45 pm -HS Softball & Baseball Home vs. Bowler, 4:30 pm 5/2-HS Softball & Baseball @ Marion, 4:30 pm 5/5-HS Track Meet @ Tri-County, 3:45 pm -HS Softball & Baseball Home vs. Tigerton, 4:30 pm 5/6-HS Track Relay Invite @ Weyauwega-Fremont, 3:45 pm -HS Softball @ Bowler, 4:30 pm 5/8-HS Softball & Baseball @ Menominee Indian, 4:30 pm 5/9-HS Softball & Baseball Home vs. Wild Rose, 4:30 pm 5/12-HS Track @ Wittenberg- Birnamwood, 4:00 pm -HS Softball & Baseball Home vs. Rosholt, 4:30 pm 5/15-HS Softball & Baseball @ Tri-County, 4:30 pm 5/16-HS Softball & Baseball @ Tigerton, 4:30 pm 5/17-HS Track CWC Meet @ Rosholt, 10:00 am (Rain Date 5/24/14) 5/19-HS Softball & Baseball @ Port Edwards, 4:30 pm 5/20-HS Track Relay Invite @ Rosholt, 3:45 pm -HS Track @ Wild Rose, 4:00 pm 5/27-HS Baseball @ Bowler, 4:30 pm -HS Track Regionals @ Tri-County, 3:30 pm

*Game schedule changes may

occur, check the school web site

events calendar for updates!

Almond-Bancroft High School Athletic Banquet

Sponsored by Mead-Rath-Gutke Post 339

Wednesday, May 21, 2014 6:00 pm

Almond American Legion Hall Guest Speaker: TBD

Cost of meal is $12.50 per person, Junior and Senior athletes are free.

*All attendees must sign up and pay in the Secondary Office, 715-366-2941 x 329, by May 16th. Please make checks payable to Mead-Rath-Gutke Post 339.

Dear Friends, Family, and Basketball Fans, I am very pleased and proud to announce that I was

recently named to the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) State Boys’ Basketball All-Star Game. Coach Lamb nominated me for this honor. I was selected to represent the Northern Wisconsin Division 5 team. I am proud of this achievement and am honored to represent my family, friends, and local hometown fans at the WBCA All-Star Games. Free tickets are available for anyone who would like to attend. As part of being selected to the All-Star Team, I am counted on to raise money for the fight against cancer. I have been asked to encourage all of you to contribute to the MACC (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer) Fund. The MACC Fund is a non-profit organization whose mission is to fund research to find a cure for childhood cancers. In order to raise money, I am asking you for your tax deductible donation in any amount you can, by Friday, May 16th. Every amount helps! I will be running fundraisers for both the Elementary and Middle School classes. Please support my efforts to raise money for the MACC Fund by sending a contribution for this great cause. Checks can be made payable to: WBCA/MACC Fund. It is truly and honor to be chosen as one of Wisconsin’s best senior basketball players and to represent my community , family, and friends in the final high school basketball game of my career. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity that I am very excited for! Thank you for your support! Evan Pagel

WIAA Physical Dates with Ministry Sports Medicine

Wed. June 25th

starting at 5:30 pm 5th floor Orthopedics,

Saint Michaels Tues. July 22nd

starting at 5:30 pm Ministry Medical Group, Plover

To schedule an appointment call

715.342.7800

Physicals are $25.00 $20.00 comes back to Almond-Bancroft!

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e a f

ree

sum

mer

sch

oo

l t-

shir

t!

Stu

den

ts n

eed t

o b

e en

roll

ed i

n o

ne

or

mo

re c

lass

es a

nd r

etu

rn t

he

atta

ched

re

gis

trat

ion w

ith t

hei

r si

ze i

nd

icat

ed o

n t

he

reg

istr

atio

n t

o r

ecei

ve

the

t-sh

irt.

W

e w

ill

be

off

erin

g a

bre

akfa

st a

nd l

unch

pro

gra

m f

or

all

studen

ts i

n t

he

Alm

ond

-Ban

croft

Sch

ool

Dis

tric

t. A

ll s

tud

ents

are

wel

com

e to

eat

reg

ardle

ss o

f w

het

her

or

not

you

tak

e p

art

in t

he

sum

mer

sch

ool

pro

gra

m.

Bre

akfa

st w

ill

be

serv

ed M

on

day

-Thu

rsday

8:0

0-8

:30

and l

unch

wil

l b

e se

rved

11

:30-1

2:0

0.

This

pro

gra

m i

s fr

ee t

o a

ny s

tud

ent

in o

ur

dis

tric

t.

We

wil

l b

e off

erin

g t

ransp

ort

atio

n f

rom

Ban

cro

ft t

o A

lmond.

The

studen

ts w

ill

be

pic

ked

up M

onday-T

hurs

day

at

7:4

5 A

M a

t th

e B

ancr

oft

Fir

e D

epar

tmen

t an

d w

ill

retu

rn a

t ap

pro

xim

atel

y 4

:00

PM

.

Ho

w t

o r

egis

ter

for

class

es;

1)

Fil

l ou

t th

e re

gis

trat

ion f

orm

on t

he

foll

ow

ing p

age

or

go t

o t

he

school

web

sit

e fo

r a

new

onli

ne

reg

istr

atio

n.

2)

Be

sure

to c

om

ple

te a

ll m

edic

al a

nd e

mer

gen

cy i

nfo

rmat

ion.

3

) R

etu

rn t

he

com

ple

ted r

egis

trat

ion f

orm

to s

chool

on

or

befo

re

Frid

ay,

May 1

6,

2014.

We

ask t

hat

wh

en y

ou

reg

iste

r you

r ch

ildre

n,

ple

ase

ind

icat

e fi

rst,

sec

ond,

thir

d c

hoic

es,

etc.

R

emem

ber

, y

ou

are

not

requ

ired

to t

ake

par

t in

all

six

wee

ks;

you

chil

d m

ay a

tten

d a

ll o

r ju

st p

ort

ions

of

the

sess

ions.

T

he

exce

pti

on t

o t

his

is

if y

ou

r ch

ild w

ill

be

par

tici

pat

ing i

n s

wim

les

sons.

D

ue

to t

he

fact

that

ther

e is

lim

ited

slo

ts f

or

the

swim

pro

gra

m,

yo

ur

son/d

aug

hte

r m

ay b

e dro

pp

ed f

rom

th

e p

rogra

m i

f th

ey m

iss

more

than 2

les

sons.

If

you

hav

e an

y q

ues

tio

ns,

ple

ase

feel

fre

e to

cal

l Je

ff R

ykal

at

71

5.3

66.2

94

1 e

xt.

41

6.

Than

k y

ou

!

Bo

ys

& G

irls

Clu

b o

f P

ort

ag

e C

ou

nty

The

Bo

ys

& G

irls

Clu

b o

f P

ort

age

Cou

nty

wil

l b

e off

erin

g a

pro

gra

m M

onday

-Thu

rsday

Jun

e 9th

thro

ugh J

uly

24

th f

rom

12

:30

-5:3

0 P

M f

or

stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

1st

-8th

. T

hey

wil

l b

e cl

ose

d d

urin

g t

he

wee

k o

f J

uly

4th

. A

var

iety

of

acti

vit

ies

are

pla

nned

for

the

sum

mer

. T

he

pro

gra

m w

ill

tak

e p

lace

at

the

Alm

on

d

Sch

ool

in t

he

Bo

ys

& G

irls

Clu

b r

oo

m.

Jeff

Ry

kal

P

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rinci

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sion

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2:3

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2:0

0 P

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

4-6

E

xac

tly

wh

at t

he

nam

e sa

ys,

this

cla

ss w

ill

be

all

about

sport

s!

We

wil

l be

lear

nin

g a

bou

t th

e h

isto

ry o

f sp

ort

s su

ch a

s fo

otb

all,

bas

ebal

l, b

asket

bal

l,

socc

er a

nd h

ock

ey.

We’

ll l

earn

som

e of

the

stra

tegie

s use

d i

n e

ach o

f th

ese

gam

es. A

lso,

we

wil

l le

arn h

ow

th

ese

sport

s h

ave

hel

ped

shap

e th

e w

orl

d w

e li

ve

in t

od

ay.

Not

on

ly t

hat

, you w

ill

lear

n a

bout

som

e of

the

gre

ates

t pla

yer

s to

ev

er p

lay

the

gam

e in

cludin

g M

ichae

l Jo

rdan

, Ja

ckie

Robin

son,

Han

k A

a-ro

n,

Pel

e, a

nd W

ayn

e G

retz

ky.

W

e w

ill

pro

bab

ly a

lso h

ave

a ch

ance

to p

lay

som

e o

f th

e sp

ort

s w

e le

arn a

bout!

Cre

dit

Rec

over

y

T

BD

8

:30

—11

:30 A

M

and

1

2:3

0—

3:4

5 P

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

7-1

2

Mid

dle

an

d H

igh

sch

ool

studen

ts w

ill

be

giv

en t

he

opport

unit

y to

ear

n c

redit

s n

eed

ed t

ow

ard

s gra

duat

ion.

Stu

den

ts t

hat

nee

d a

ddit

ion

al w

ork

in p

arti

cula

r ac

adem

ic a

reas

wil

l re

ceiv

e an

in

vit

e le

tter

fro

m t

he

Sec

on

dar

y G

uid

ance

C

ou

nse

lor,

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ear.

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nes

s A

ctiv

itie

s an

d G

ames

M

r. Y

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g

Both

Ses

sion

s 8

:30

—10

:00 A

M

An

d

10

:00

-11

:30 A

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

3-5

T

his

cla

ss w

ill

be

fill

ed w

ith

fun

an

d g

ames

that

wil

l kee

p t

he

studen

ts p

hys

i-ca

lly

acti

ve.

Stu

den

ts w

ill

hav

e th

e opport

unit

y to

im

pro

ve

thei

r ph

ysic

al

fitn

ess

and

lea

rn t

o c

oop

erat

e w

ith o

ther

stu

den

ts i

n a

fun

and p

osi

tive

envi-

ron

men

t.

Road

Tri

p

Mr.

Tim

ken

B

oth

Ses

sion

s

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

K-2

D

escr

ipti

on:

Eac

h d

ay w

e w

ill

“road

tri

p”

to e

xci

tin

g p

lace

s al

l ac

ross

th

e U

nit

ed S

tate

s, i

ncl

ud

ing F

lori

da,

Cal

iforn

ia,

Ala

ska

and T

exas

. E

ach “

trip

” w

e ta

ke

we

wil

l le

arn f

un

an

d e

xci

ting f

acts

about

the

stat

e w

e “t

ravel

” to

.

Aft

er e

ach

tour

we

wil

l m

ake

awes

om

e pro

ject

s to

rem

ember

our

trip

by.

G

et

read

y to

tra

vel

, w

e ar

e goin

g t

o h

ave

a gre

at t

ime!

Sw

imm

ing L

esso

ns

YM

CA

Sta

ff

Port

Edw

ards

Both

Ses

sion

s 1

2:4

5-4

:00 P

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

K-6

L

esso

ns

wil

l be

taugh

t to

stu

den

ts e

nte

ring g

rades

K-6

. T

he

bus

wil

l le

ave

the

Alm

ond

Sch

ool

at 1

2:4

5 e

ach d

ay a

nd w

ill

retu

rn b

efore

4:0

0 P

M.

Ple

ase

tak

e so

me

tim

e to

rea

d t

hro

ugh

th

e av

aila

ble

off

erin

gs

we

hav

e fo

r ou

r pro

gra

m t

his

sum

mer

. C

hec

k y

our

sum

mer

sch

edule

s w

ith

th

e in

form

atio

n

bel

ow

an

d s

elec

t cl

asse

s th

at w

ill

mee

t yo

ur

chil

d’s

nee

ds.

To r

eg

iste

r, r

etu

rn

th

e e

nroll

men

t sh

eet

inclu

ded

in

th

is m

ail

ing. K

eep i

n m

ind

that

st

ud

ents

sh

ould

be

regis

tere

d i

n r

efer

ence

to t

he

sch

ool

gra

de

they

wil

l be

in f

or

the

20

14

-20

15

sch

ool

year

, unle

ss t

he

cours

e des

crip

tion

sta

tes

oth

erw

ise.

If

you h

ave

any

ques

tion

s, c

all

Mr.

Ryk

al a

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15.3

66

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41

ex

t. 4

16. R

egis

tra

tion

wil

l b

e c

lose

d a

s of

Frid

ay,

May 1

6,

2014. S

om

e c

ou

rse

s

do h

ave e

nroll

men

t li

mit

s, s

o r

egis

ter e

arly

! I

n o

rd

er

for a

cla

ss t

o b

e h

eld

a m

inim

um

nu

mb

er o

f st

ud

en

ts n

eed

to b

e e

nroll

ed

. I

f m

inim

um

en

roll

men

ts a

re

not

met,

cou

rse

s m

ay b

e c

an

cell

ed

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mm

er

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oo

l

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14

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sion

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4

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G

row

ing

th

e A

uth

or

in m

e!

M

rs.

Gar

dn

er a

nd M

rs.

Kli

nger

S

essi

on

2 O

nly

8:3

0—

11

:30 A

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es K

-2

Com

e an

d e

xp

lore

th

e var

ious

tech

niq

ues

th

at c

hil

dre

n’s

auth

ors

use

to c

reat

e a

story

. E

xp

erim

ent

wit

h d

iffe

ren

t ar

t m

ediu

ms

to c

reat

e pic

ture

s.

Go o

n a

dven

-tu

res

wit

h S

pla

t th

e C

at a

nd L

lam

a L

lam

a.

Rea

d o

ld f

avori

tes

and d

isco

ver

n

ew.

Bec

om

e an

auth

or

like

the

char

acte

rs i

n C

lick

, C

lack

, M

oo a

s you w

rite

you

r o

wn

sto

ry.

S

cien

ce C

an B

e T

ou

chy

Fee

ly T

oo!

M

rs.

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dn

er

S

essi

on

2 O

nly

1

2:3

0—

3:4

5 P

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es K

-2

Som

e o

f th

e “t

ou

chy

feel

y” t

hin

gs

we

wil

l do a

re h

ands-

on e

xper

imen

ts t

o l

earn

ab

ou

t bu

bble

s, a

nd t

he

pro

per

ties

of

wat

er.

We

exam

ine

the

inte

rest

ing w

orl

d

of

inse

cts

and m

ake

a gli

tter

volc

ano.

Sci

ence

is

mea

nt

to b

e fu

n a

nd i

nte

rac-

tive!

T

he

chil

dre

n w

ill

be

able

to h

elp d

ecid

e so

me

of

the

thin

gs

that

we

wil

l be

lear

nin

g a

bou

t in

th

is c

lass

.

T

amin

g t

he

Wes

t

Mrs

. K

lin

ger

S

essi

on

1 O

nly

8

:30

—11

:30 A

M

12

:30

—3

:45 P

M

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

K

-2

Tra

vel

th

rou

gh

tim

e an

d v

isit

th

e old

Wes

t as

we

pla

y au

then

tic

pio

nee

r g

ames

, si

ng

cam

p s

on

gs,

mak

e han

dm

ade

can

die

s, f

ashio

n o

lden

day

cra

fts

and s

a-v

or

the

auth

enti

c fl

avor

of

kid

-mad

e ch

uck

wag

on f

ood.

T

amin

g t

he

Wes

t

Mrs

. K

lin

ger

Both

Ses

sion

s 1

2:3

0—

3:4

5 P

M

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

K

-2

Tra

vel

th

rou

gh

tim

e an

d v

isit

th

e old

Wes

t as

we

pla

y au

then

tic

pio

nee

r g

ames

, si

ng

cam

p s

on

gs,

mak

e han

dm

ade

can

die

s, f

ashio

n o

lden

day

cra

fts

and s

a-v

or

the

auth

enti

c fl

avor

of

kid

-mad

e ch

uck

wag

on f

ood.

M

ath

an

d R

ead

ing

En

rich

men

t

M

r. B

aum

gar

tner

S

essi

on

1 o

nly

8

:30

-10:0

0 A

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 3

-5

Th

is c

ou

rse

wil

l co

nce

ntr

ate

on

in

div

idual

in

stru

ctio

n o

f m

ath a

nd

read

ing.

Inst

ruct

ion

wil

l be

indiv

idual

ized

bas

ed o

n t

he

level

of

each

st

ud

ent

enro

lled

in

th

e co

urs

e.

B

ask

etbal

l S

kil

ls

10

1

M

r. B

aum

gar

tner

Ses

sion

1 o

nly

1

0:0

0-1

1:3

0 A

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

4

-6

Stu

den

ts w

ill

lear

n th

e fu

ndam

enta

ls o

f bas

ket

bal

l in

cludin

g d

ribbli

ng,

pas

sin

g,

shooti

ng, cu

ttin

g, an

d s

cree

nin

g.

Stu

den

ts w

ill

also

be

able

to p

arti

cipat

e in

1-o

n-1

up

to 5

-on

-5 p

lay.

C

SI

Alm

on

d-

Ban

croft

M

rs.

Mec

hen

ich

S

essi

on

1 o

nly

8

:30

-11:3

0 A

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 6

-8

Do y

ou

lov

e to

solv

e m

yste

ries

? W

ould

you l

ike

to l

earn

how

cri

mes

are

so

lved

? C

om

e jo

in t

he

fun a

s w

e do o

ur

ow

n v

ersi

on

of

CS

I in

Alm

on

d!

Our

dai

ly h

and

s-on

act

ivit

ies

wil

l in

clude

doin

g f

inger

pri

nti

ng,

figuri

ng o

ut

whic

h

tools

mak

e w

hic

h m

arks,

lea

rnin

g a

bout

blo

od t

ypes

an

d b

lood s

pat

ters

, fi

ndin

g

ou

t h

ow

in

sect

s ca

n b

e use

d t

o s

olv

e cr

imes

, ru

nnin

g t

ests

in

our

CS

I la

bora

tory

, an

d m

uch

more

. Y

ou’l

l sh

arpen

your

pow

ers

of

obse

rvat

ion

an

d l

earn

to b

e a

good

sci

enti

st a

s w

ell

as p

ract

ice

your

read

ing,

wri

ting a

nd m

ath s

kil

ls a

lon

g t

he

way.

T

he

Gre

at O

utd

oors

M

r. T

imk

en

B

oth

Ses

sion

s 2

:00

—3:4

5 P

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 4

-6

If

you

lo

ve

the

ou

tdoors

YO

U n

eed t

o b

e in

this

cla

ss!

We’

ll l

earn

all

about

the

amaz

ing

an

imal

s th

at l

ive

right

her

e in

th

e st

ate

of

Wis

con

sin,

incl

udin

g w

olv

es,

coyo

tes,

turk

ey,

du

cks

and o

f co

urs

e bad

ger

s.

Wan

t to

lea

rn h

ow

to h

unt

big

bu

cks?

Y

ou

’re

in l

uck

, in

this

cla

ss w

e w

ill

hav

e a

wh

ole

un

it d

edic

ated

to

lear

nin

g a

bou

t w

hit

e ta

il d

eer,

in

cludin

g h

un

tin

g s

trat

egie

s an

d t

acti

cs.

Als

o,

we

wil

l le

arn

abou

t su

rviv

al s

trat

egie

s an

d c

ampin

g i

n t

he

gre

at s

tate

of

Wis

con

sin

.

G

ames

, G

ames

, G

ames

!!

M

r. S

tead

Ses

sion

1

8:3

0--

10:0

0 A

M

Ses

sio

n 2

12:3

0—

2:0

0 P

M

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

gra

des

3-7

If

you

lik

e gam

es, th

is i

s th

e cl

ass

for

you!

Get

rea

dy

to p

lay

boar

d g

ames

, vid

-eo

gam

es, an

d o

utd

oor

gam

es o

f al

l so

rts

in t

his

cla

ss. O

n t

he

final

wee

k o

f our

tim

e to

get

her

, yo

u’l

l hav

e th

e opport

unit

y to

cre

ate

your

ver

y o

wn

gam

e an

d

pla

y it

wit

h o

ne

anoth

er.

Sig

n u

p t

oday

!

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L

ego M

ania

!

M

r. S

tead

S

essi

on

1

12

:30

—3

:45 P

M

Ses

sion

2

8:3

0—

11

:30 A

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 3

-7

Are

you

a L

ego M

ania

c? I

f yo

u l

ike

mak

ing d

iffe

ren

t st

ruct

ure

s an

d c

ool

thin

gs

ou

t of

Leg

os,

sig

n u

p t

o b

e a

par

t of

Leg

o M

ania

this

sum

mer

an

d j

oin

th

e fu

n!

Th

e fi

rst

thre

e d

ays

of

each

wee

k w

ill

be

all

about

bu

ildin

g t

hin

gs

that

fit

a

them

e. T

he

last

day

of

each

wee

k,

you’l

l cr

eate

an

d t

ell

stori

es b

ased

on

your

Leg

o c

reat

ion

s.

M

ovie

Cri

tic

M

r. S

tead

S

essi

on

1

10:0

0—

11

:30

AM

S

essi

on

2

2:0

0—

3:4

5 P

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 3

-7

Hav

e you

see

a m

ovie

lat

ely

that

you r

eall

y li

ked

? T

his

is

your

chan

ce t

o w

atch

an

d t

alk a

bou

t m

ovie

s w

ith

oth

er p

eople

. T

he

firs

t th

ree

day

s, y

ou w

ill

wat

ch

movie

s an

d t

ake

note

s on

th

em.

Th

e la

st d

ay o

f ea

ch w

eek,

you g

et t

o c

reat

e you

r o

wn

colu

mn

on a

movie

th

at Y

OU

get

to c

hoose

. I

giv

e th

is c

lass

2 t

hum

bs

up

!

M

ark

etin

g

M

s. S

tieb

s

S

essi

on

1

12

:30

—2

:00 P

M

S

essi

on

2

8:3

0—

10

:00 A

M

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

Gra

des

6-8

Ever

won

der

wh

y so

me

com

pan

ies

choose

to p

ay

mil

lion

s of

doll

ars

to h

ave

thei

r ad

s pla

yed

du

rin

g t

he

Sup

er B

ow

l? O

r w

hy

they

mak

e S

pon

ge

Bob s

hap

ed

Mac

n' C

hee

se?

Maybe

you'v

e w

on

der

ed w

hy

som

e co

mpan

ies

adver

tise

usi

ng

bil

lboar

ds

and

oth

ers

on t

he

rad

io..

. If

you h

ave,

th

en t

his

is

the

clas

s fo

r you!

Stu

den

ts w

ill

be

lear

nin

g t

he

bas

ics

of

the

mar

ket

ing m

ix i

ncl

udin

g t

arget

mar

-k

etin

g a

nd t

he

4 P

s of

mar

ket

ing.

Stu

den

ts w

ill

then

be

mee

tin

g w

ith

lea

der

s o

f th

e B

oys

and G

irls

Clu

b's

Gre

en T

hum

b P

roje

ct t

o d

eter

min

e th

eir

nee

ds

and

des

ign

an

d c

reat

e both

pri

nt

adver

tise

men

ts a

nd a

com

mer

cial

. T

hes

e ad

ver

tise

men

ts w

ill

be

use

d i

n r

eal

life

to h

elp d

raw

in p

ote

nti

al c

ust

om

-er

s an

d b

usi

nes

ses.

P

hoto

gra

ph

y

M

s. S

tieb

s

S

essi

on

1

10:0

0—

11

:30

AM

S

essi

on

2

2:0

0-3

:45 P

M

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

G

rad

es 6

-8

Stu

den

ts w

ill

lear

n h

ow

to t

ake

effe

ctiv

e, h

igh

-qual

ity

pic

ture

s of

stil

l an

d m

ov-

ing

obje

cts,

peo

ple

, an

d n

ature

. T

hey

wil

l be

lear

nin

g t

o u

se f

ree

on

lin

e to

ols

to

enh

ance

an

d c

reat

ivel

y ed

it p

hoto

s. S

tuden

ts a

re e

nco

ura

ged

, but

not

re-

qu

ired

, to

su

pply

th

eir

ow

n d

igit

al S

LR

or

Poin

t an

d S

hoot

cam

eras

as

only

a

lim

ited

of

nu

mber

wil

l be

avai

lable

for

use

.

P

hoto

gra

ph

y

M

s. S

tieb

s

S

essi

on

1

8:3

0-1

0:0

0 A

M

Ses

sion

2

12

:30

—2

:00 P

M

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

G

rad

es 3

-5

Stu

den

ts w

ill

lear

n h

ow

to t

ake

effe

ctiv

e, h

igh

-qual

ity

pic

ture

s of

stil

l an

d m

ov-

ing

obje

cts,

peo

ple

, an

d n

ature

. T

hey

wil

l be

lear

nin

g t

o u

se f

ree

on

lin

e to

ols

to

enh

ance

an

d c

reat

ivel

y ed

it p

hoto

s. S

tuden

ts a

re e

nco

ura

ged

, but

not

re-

qu

ired

, to

su

pply

th

eir

ow

n d

igit

al S

LR

or

Poin

t an

d S

hoot

cam

eras

as

only

a

lim

ited

of

nu

mber

wil

l be

avai

lable

for

use

.

S

top M

oti

on

Movie

M

akin

g

M

s. S

tieb

s

S

essi

on

1

2:0

0—

3:4

5 P

M

Ses

sion

2

10:0

0—

11

:30

AM

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es 6

-8

Wh

at d

o W

alla

ce a

nd G

rom

met

, R

udolf

th

e R

ed-N

ose

d R

ein

dee

r, C

hic

ken

Run

, T

he

Nig

htm

are

Bef

ore

Chri

stm

as,

and F

ran

ken

wee

nie

all

hav

e in

com

mon

? T

hey

are

all

sto

p m

oti

on m

ovie

s! T

his

mea

ns

the

crea

tors

of

the

movie

s posi

-ti

on

ed t

he

clay

or

pla

stic

ch

arac

ters

, to

ok a

pic

ture

, m

oved

them

just

a t

iny

bit

, to

ok

an

oth

er p

ictu

re,

moved

th

em a

gai

n..

.. o

ver

an

d o

ver

agai

n u

nti

l th

ey h

ad a

w

hole

sce

ne.

Th

e cr

eato

rs t

hen

str

ung a

ll t

he

ph

oto

s to

get

her

, ad

ded

som

e voic

-es

, so

un

d e

ffec

ts,

and

musi

c an

d v

iola

! Y

ou h

ave

a m

ovie

! S

tuden

ts w

ill

be

wat

chin

g s

om

e of

the

movie

s li

sted

above,

explo

re b

ehin

d-t

he-

scen

es o

n h

ow

th

e m

ovie

s w

ere

mad

e an

d t

hen

cre

ate

thei

r ow

n!

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S

tory

Bo

ok

Ch

efs

M

rs.

Lam

bre

cht

S

essi

on

1 O

nly

1

2:3

0—

3:4

5 P

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es K

-2

Join

us

for

som

e co

okin

g a

nd r

eadin

g f

un

! E

ach

day

we

wil

l re

ad a

sto

ry a

nd

then

cook

a t

reat

th

at c

onn

ects

wit

h t

he

story

. W

e w

ill

talk

about

the

food g

uid

e p

yram

id a

nd

som

e fo

ods

aroun

d t

he

worl

d.

At

the

end o

f th

e co

urs

e you w

ill

tak

e h

om

e yo

ur

ow

n c

ook

book w

ith

all

of

the

gre

at r

ecip

es w

e m

ade!

R

ead

y, S

et,

Rea

din

g

M

rs.

Lam

bre

cht

S

essi

on

1 O

nly

8

:30

—10

:00 A

M

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es K

-2

In t

his

cou

rse

we

wil

l pra

ctic

e our

read

ing s

kil

ls.

We

wil

l fo

cus

on

str

ength

enin

g

ou

r re

adin

g t

hro

ugh

rea

d-a

loud

s, d

iscu

ssin

g w

hat

we

read

, re

adin

g p

oem

s an

d

son

gs

tog

eth

er a

s a

gro

up,

indep

enden

t re

adin

g,

and w

riti

ng.

R

ead

y, S

et,

Mat

h

M

rs.

Lam

bre

cht

S

essi

on

1 O

nly

1

0:0

0—

11

:30

AM

S

tud

ents

en

teri

ng

g

rad

es K

-2

In t

his

cou

rse

we

wil

l pra

ctic

e our

mat

h s

kil

ls.

We

wil

l fo

cus

on s

tren

gth

enin

g

ou

r m

ath

skil

ls t

hro

ugh I

nte

ract

ive

Sm

artB

oar

d a

ctiv

itie

s, g

ames

, books,

and

pu

zzle

s.

H

ow

It’

s M

ade

M

r. T

imk

en

B

oth

Ses

sion

s 1

0:0

0—

11

:30

AM

S

tud

ents

En

teri

ng

1

--2

Des

crip

tion

: E

ver

won

der

ed h

ow

Ice

Cre

am i

s m

ade?

W

ell

we

wil

l le

arn

about

that

in

our

clas

s, a

nd e

ven

hav

e th

e ch

ance

to m

ake

our

ow

n I

ce C

ream

. T

he

titl

e sa

ys i

t al

l, i

n t

his

cla

ss w

e w

ill

lear

n a

bout

how

all

kin

ds

of

cool

thin

gs

are

mad

e, i

ncl

ud

ing

hu

ge

buil

din

gs,

car

s, t

oys

, vid

eo g

ames

and m

uch

more

.

R

ead

ing a

nd

Mat

h

Work

shop

M

rs.

Kae

ppel

S

essi

on

1

8:3

0-1

0:0

0

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

2n

d g

rad

e

10

:00

-11

:30

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

3rd

Gra

de

Th

is w

ork

shop

wil

l em

phas

ize

the

skil

ls s

tuden

ts n

eed f

or

thei

r n

ext

chal

len

ges

in

both

rea

din

g a

nd m

ath.

Th

e le

arnin

g e

xper

ien

ces

are

inte

nded

for

studen

ts

wh

o a

re w

ork

ing

bel

ow

gra

de

level

. L

esso

ns

wil

l be

des

ign

ed t

o e

ngag

e an

d

exci

te s

tud

ents

, w

hil

e h

elpin

g t

hem

mai

nta

in t

hei

r re

adin

g a

nd m

ath s

kil

ls o

ver

th

e su

mm

er. S

tud

ents

wil

l hav

e opport

un

itie

s to

par

tici

pat

e in

a v

arie

ty o

f m

ath

gam

es a

nd e

xci

tin

g r

eadin

g e

xp

erie

nce

s.

R

ead

ing a

nd

Mat

h

Work

shop

M

rs.

Kae

ppel

S

essi

on

2

8:3

0-1

0:0

0

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

4th

gra

de

1

0:0

0-1

1:3

0

Stu

den

ts e

nte

rin

g

5th

Gra

de

Th

is w

ork

shop

wil

l em

phas

ize

the

skil

ls s

tuden

ts n

eed f

or

thei

r n

ext

chal

len

ges

in

both

rea

din

g a

nd m

ath.

Th

e le

arnin

g e

xper

ien

ces

are

inte

nded

for

studen

ts

wh

o a

re w

ork

ing

bel

ow

gra

de

level

. L

esso

ns

wil

l be

des

ign

ed t

o e

ngag

e an

d

exci

te s

tud

ents

, w

hil

e h

elpin

g t

hem

mai

nta

in t

hei

r re

adin

g a

nd m

ath s

kil

ls o

ver

th

e su

mm

er. S

tud

ents

wil

l hav

e opport

un

itie

s to

par

tici

pat

e in

a v

arie

ty o

f m

ath

gam

es a

nd e

xci

tin

g r

eadin

g e

xp

erie

nce

s.

Alm

on

d-B

an

croft

Sch

ool

Dis

tric

t

Mis

sion

Sta

tem

ent

T

he

Alm

ond-B

ancr

oft

Sch

ool

Dis

tric

t, w

ith s

up

port

of

fam

ilie

s an

d c

om

munit

y m

ember

s,

wil

l p

rovi

de

a s

afe

and

support

ive

learn

ing e

nvi

ronm

ent,

whic

h c

hall

eng

es

and p

repare

s ea

ch s

tuden

t fo

r su

cces

s to

day

and t

om

orr

ow

.

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AL

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trati

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dic

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bel

ow

th

e co

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you

wou

ld l

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to e

nro

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our

chil

d i

n.

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emb

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studen

ts m

ay o

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on

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ust

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rst

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re s

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o c

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ge.

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nce

reg

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s co

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lete

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we

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l b

e se

ndin

g o

ut

a sc

hed

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for

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mer

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you

hav

e an

y q

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tions,

ple

ase

call

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f R

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essi

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ne

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-26th

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essi

on

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ly 7

th-2

4th

, M

on

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hu

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t co

urs

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tle a

nd

tim

e s

lot

desi

red,

in o

rder

of

pre

fere

nce

.

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ist

co

urs

e ti

tle a

nd t

ime s

lot

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red,

in o

rder

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fere

nce

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elec

tio

n #

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ecti

on #

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Chec

k h

ere

if y

ou

r ch

ild w

ill

be

tran

sport

ed f

rom

the

Ban

croft

Fir

e S

tati

on t

o t

he

Alm

ond S

chool

and b

ack.

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k u

p t

ime

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:45

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rop

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e is

ap

pro

xim

atel

y 4

:00

pm

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e F

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ze:

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all

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th M

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m,

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du

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ma

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

Pancake Wrapped

Sausage

2

Cinnamon Roll, Yogurt

5

Ham & Cheese

Breakfast Bar

6

Egg Omelet

7

Box Breakfast

8

Oatmeal, Whole

Grain Toast

9

Bagel, Yogurt

12

Breakfast Pizza

13

French Toast Sticks

14

Box Breakfast

15

Cereal, Muffin

16

Cinnamon Roll, Yogurt

19

Pancake Wrapped

Sausage

20

Box Breakfast

21

Oatmeal, Whole

Grain Toast

22

Cereal, Muffin

23

Bagel, Yogurt

26

No School

27

Ham & Cheese

Breakfast Bar

28

Scrambled Eggs,

Whole Grain Toast

29

Box Breakfast

30

Cinnamon Roll, Yogurt

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

1

Hamburger on Bun,

Fries, Baked Beans,

Pineapple

2

Cheese Fries, Garden

Bar, Fruit Cocktail

5

Taco’s, Corn,

Applesauce

6

Salisbury Steak,

Buttered Noodles,

Peas, Peaches

7

Chicken Pattie on

Bun, Wedges, Baked

Beans, Pears

8

Chicken Gravy,

Mashed Potatoes,

Carrots, Mandarin

Oranges

9

Cheese Ravioli,

Garden Bar,

Cinnamon Apples

12

Pizza, Garden Bar,

Pineapple

13

Chicken Nuggets,

Tater Tots, Green

Beans, Mandarin

Pears

14

Chicken Quesada,

Carrots, Peaches

15

Hamburger & Cheese

Hot Dish, Corn, Fruit

Cocktail

16

Ham Sandwich, Sun

Chips, Baked Beans,

Applesauce

19

Corn Dogs, Ravioli,

Carrots, Mandarin

Oranges

20

Beef Tips, Noodles,

Peas, Pineapple

21

Chicken Fajita, Green

Beans, Pears

22

Hot Dog on Bun,

Tater Tots , Baked

Beans, Peaches

23

Pizza Dippers, Garden

Bar, Fruit Cocktail

26

No School

27

Cooks Choice

28

Cooks Choice

29

Cooks Choice

30

Cooks Choice

Almond-Bancroft Menus, May 2014

Lunch Menu

Breakfast Menu

Lunch Prices:

Reduced 4K (M-W) –7 days @ .40= $2.80

Reduced 4K (T-Th) – 9 days @ .40= $3.60

Reduced K-12 – 21 days @ .40 = $8.40

4K (M-W) – 7 days @ 1.75= $12.25

4K (T-Th) – 9 days @ 1.75= $15.75

K-5th

grade – 21 days @ 1.75 = $36.75

6th

– 12th

grade – 21 days @ 2.00 = $42.00

Choice of 1% white or skim milk

served with every breakfast

Choice of 1% white, skim, or fat free

chocolate milk served with every

lunch.

Breakfast Prices:

Reduced – No Charge

4K (M-W) – 7 days@ 1.00=$7.00

4K (T-Th) – 9 days @ 1.00=$9.00

K-12th

grade – 21 days @ 1.00 = $21.00

Fresh fruit and/or fresh vegetables

served as an option with every

lunch.

May

Morning Milk

$2.10-M-W PK

$2.70-T-Th PK

$6.30-K-5th

($.30 a day)

Choice of juice and/or

fresh fruit served daily

with breakfast.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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Almond Area Public Schools Non-Profit Org. 1336 Elm St US Postage Paid Almond, WI 54909 Almond, WI 54909 Permit #1 “PRSRTD.” “ECRWSS”

BOXHOLDER

ATTENTION If your child is

absent from school, please call the

Attendance Office at 715-366-2941

extension 108 before 9:00 a.m.

AUSENCIAS Si su hijo(a) esta ausente usted es responsable de

llamar la Escuela de Almond-Bancroft

antes de las 9:00 a.m.

al 715-366-2941 Ext. 101

Food Service News

Dear Families, We can not believe we are nearing the end of the school year! If your family has a negative lunch bill please try to get your payment in, if you have not done so already. Your student will not receive end of year clearance until their breakfast,

lunch, and morning milk bill is paid in full. If you have any questions about your lunch bill please give Trina a call, 715.366.2941 x 422. Put this on your calendar, students in the District can receive free breakfast and lunch Monday through Thursday, June 9th –26th and July 7th-24th, at the Almond School. Breakfast is served from 8:00 am to 8:30 am and lunch is served from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. We hope you can come take part! Connie Kaehn, Teresa Gutke, Lynn Baird & Trina Warzynski

“This institution is an equal opportunity provider”

Almond-Bancroft Schools would like to thank

Scott and Darlene McChesney

for their dedicated years of service to the District.

We wish them well

in their retirement and thank them for their commitment to

keeping our schools well maintained.

Parents, did you know that your child can jump start their day by eating a

healthy breakfast at school for only $1.00 and breakfast is free for students who

receive free or reduced lunch.

Breakfast is served from 7:55 am until 8:10 am.

Elementary students have breakfast in the cafeteria and high school and middle school students can grab their breakfast

and take it to their 1st hour class to enjoy!

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.


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