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The Topper Times Classes Resume Tuesday, January 2, 2018 End of Semester Friday, January 19, 2018 No School Monday, January 22, 2018 January 2018
The Topper Times
Classes Resume Tuesday, January 2, 2018
End of Semester Friday, January 19, 2018
No School Monday, January 22, 2018
January 2018
Administrator’s Letter
Equalized Land Valuation Compared to Assessed Values Welcome to the January “Topper Times” and Happy New Year to everyone. Last month all of us received our local and county December tax notices. Several people reached out to me with questions regarding their school portion of their tax statement. Particular were questions of how their school taxes went up, and/or how could that happen if their assessed value went down. Legitimate questions that deserve a more complete response.
For the purpose of supporting public and voucher schools, the state of Wisconsin generates revenue primarily through four sources, general aid/state, local property taxes, federal aid, and other non-property tax revenues (fees, interest earnings). In order to determine property taxes, the state places a dollar value on land, buildings, and property. Our local municipalities determine land valuation through an assessed value. For school funding the state applies an adjustment factor to the assessed value. This adjustment factor includes actual property sales in the municipality, over the past year. This is done to ensure that each type of property has comparable value regardless of how local municipalities apply their valuations. The goal of this formula, is to allow a comparable value of one property to another throughout the rest of the state. Property and land in Cambria-Friesland School District can have an “equalized land valuation” to other taxable property whether in Dane, Brown, Sauk, or any other county in the state. If your property taxes went up disproportionately from one year to the next, often the reason is because of a local municipalities revaluation or assessment. The Wisconsin school funding formula is complex and as you can see in the example of equalized land valuation compared to actual assessed values has its share of challenges. To address these challenges, and many others that burden or unnecessarily complicate our school funding process, the state has established the Blue Ribbon Commission on School Funding. The goal of the of this task force is to reform the school’s funding formula by the next state budget.
Municipality Tax Equalized Valuation 2016
Tax Equalized Valuation 2017
Difference
Town of Courtland 321,177.26 341,010.90 +19,833.64
Town of Randolph 744,938.07 787,281.34 +42,343.27
Town of Scott 306,287.95 313,693.75 +7,405.80
Town of Springvale 308,176.04 276,007.15 -32,168.89
Village of Cambria 541,487.31 604,851.80 +63,364.49
Village of Friesland 188,983.99 218,689.33 +29,705.34
Total 2,411,050.62 2,541,534.27 +130,483.38
Timothy L. Raymond, Ed.S District Administrator
New Year - New Attitude
With the completion of the 2017 calendar year, the Fall 2017 semester is almost complete. With a break
before classes resume in the new year, it’s a good time to reflect on first semester and set some goals for
changes in the new year.
So many of our students are respectful of each other and our staff that outsiders and visitors frequently
comment on the positive difference between our school and other schools. However, these past few
months there has been a disturbing number of students, staff, and parents expressing concern about
behaviors that do not reflect our students in the best light.
Influencing teen behavior is a difficult task
under the best of circumstances. Most people
don’t need the wealth of research that has been
done to tell them that adolescents are heavily
influenced by their peers. It is the main reason
why a parent or teacher may lament that when
they talk or work with a young person
individually, they are great kids but as soon as
they are around their friends, they act out.
These students know right from wrong, they
recognize and avoid risky or bad decisions, and
are genuinely nice people to be around.
However, somehow, when they are in a group
of peers, they regularly take higher risks, make poorer choices, and can be very little fun to be around as
they say and do things that are hurtful to others. Something about being in a group of peers, leads them
to behave differently.
In the past couple years, another line of research has started to look at how the understanding of
adolescent motivation can be used for positive peer pressure. These studies suggest that teenagers learn
more quickly and more effectively when peers are present. They learn from both positive and negative
outcomes. When teens have a social motivation, they are more likely to remember something. There are
actual portions of the brain that become more active when students try to remember something that was
first taught to them in a social context.
This has implications for both the academic and
behavioral aspects of school. As a student, your
behavior is ALWAYS influencing others. You do not
need to follow negative examples; you can set positive
examples. Peers who are kind, loyal, and supportive
influence others to be the same.
Resources regarding Positive Peer Pressure
https://www.secureteen.com/peer-pressure/how-positive-peer-pressure-works/
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/peer-pressure-has-a-positive-side/
https://parents.au.reachout.com/https://hbr.org/2010/04/positive-peer-pressure-a-power
Debra Torrison, 6-12 Principal
920-348-5135, ext. 157
Middle/High School Counseling Corner
Seniors: Remember that if a college requests your transcripts you can log into your ACT web account using the ID number provided by me. If you need assistance getting into your account, don’t hesitate to connect with me for help. If you listed colleges when you took the ACT, they should already have your transcripts. Please continue to check your email for scholarship updates as well as career cruising. Career cruising is where you will find the majority of local scholarships posted, as well as the scholarship board outside the office. If you would like help with applications, financial aid or anything related to your post-secondary goals, please come see me. I am here to help you!
Juniors: Your ACT and Workkeys are coming up on February 27th and the 28th. You will have a school day of being able to ask questions and practice on January 30th with a trained professional. On exam day, you will be at the Friesland Village Hall, just like you did for the practice exam. All juniors must take the ACT and Workkeys. There is no cost for these exams. Students not present on February 27th and 28th will need to retake the exam this summer or next year, and there is a cost involved. Also, if you have post-secondary questions you would like help with, please seek me out. Now is a good time to be looking at spring college visit dates and planning those visits with your parents/guardians. Your PSAT scores are back! If you took the PSAT and have questions about your scores, please see me.
Freshmen & Sophomores: I will continue to plan individual meetings with you to continue building on your 4 year academic and career plans. If you have not yet seen me, you can email me or stop in to plan a time. Otherwise, I will call you out during a study hall if available. In the middle school guidance course, the 7th graders are currently watching the movie, October Sky, as a way to learn about “fixed” and “growth” mindsets and achieving your goals. Sarah Campbell, Middle School/High School Counselor 920-348-5135, ext. 160 [email protected]
Elementary Counseling Corner
Welcome back! I hope you navigated the potential chaos of the holiday season with the greatest of ease. Many of us move from the constant hustle and bustle of familial expectations and obligations to a post-holiday lull. Right before you can catch your breath, class is back in session and your little one may feel like they’re starting school all over again. For the little ones, the excitement of the holidays and the loss of school for a period of time can be very stressful. The sudden switch from the structure and expectations of school to seeing family that they may have not seen in sometime, or spending time with different families, can have negative effects on attention, focus, and can undo all of the hard work you do as a parent to promote consistency in their lives. If you find your kiddo struggling with behaviors and expectations following the break from school, here are some tips from www.parentingideas.com:
1. Focus on priority behaviors. It’s difficult to be consistent with every single misbehavior, but it’s easy to focus on one or two. When you are consistent with one or two priority behaviors it has a positive impact on other behaviors.
2. Give yourself a tangible reminder about the behavior you want to follow up. Leave a note somewhere telling yourself that you need to “Walk away when a child whines. Don’t give in.” Or “Catch your kids doing the right thing when they resolve a problem without arguing.
3. Check your routines. Make sure you have simple routines for troublesome times of the day such as bedtime or mealtimes. While it may take more work up front, the payoff of having consistent routines can be seen in your children almost immediately.
4. Act rather than over talk or repeat yourself when kids misbehave. Sometimes it’s really inconvenient to set a consequence, as you may have to battle a tantrum that follows. But the stand-firm approach pays off in the long-term as kids learn eventually that you mean what you say, and say what you mean. That’s what firm, consistent discipline requires.
In other news, the elementary character trait for the month of January is Inclusive. Inclusive is making sure to include others in activities. Our students will be reminded to be inclusive throughout the month and will have activities and lessons geared toward promoting and fostering this important aspect of good character. Also, be on the lookout on the new school website for the 2nd grade TERRIFIC Kids video demonstrating the character trait “Inclusive”
Wyatt Tramburg, Elementary School Counselor 920-348-5135, ext. 120 [email protected]
CF Toppers
The Cambria-Friesland Elementary School participates in the Kiwanis Terrific Kids award program. The Kiwanis Terrific Kids Program promotes character development, self-esteem, and perseverance. Students are encouraged to practice the character traits of the Terrific Kid, which are: Thoughtful, Enthusiastic, Respectful, Responsible, Inclusive, Friendly, Inquisitive, and Capable.
Each month the school staff will educate the students about one of the character traits. During the month, the students
will participate in activities that develop awareness of each trait. At the end of the month two students from each classroom will be recognized for consistently working at being Terrific Kids. Our goal is to create a school full of Terrific Kids.
The character trait for the month of November was “Respect”. November Kids’ Awards went to:
Pre-Kindergarten Brynlee Brown, Kyle Grage, Emma Ramirez
Kindergarten Declyn Gorsuch, Kiptyn Quade, Julia Sobotta, Kayah Tietz
First Grade Allegra Freber, Launa Kalinowski, Madelyn Winter
Second Grade Rayna Helmer, Leo Pollasch, Jayden Williamson, Reese Williamson
Third Grade Rylan Broesch, Austin DeVries, Joseph Heller, Selena Pieper
Fourth Grade Miley Anderson, Izabell Gorsuch, Kiana Tietz, Gunner Webb
Fifth Grade Austin Evans, Madelyn Evans, Bryce Merwin, Jaiden Romo
The character trait for December is “Responsible”.
Learning in the Library
"Kindergarteners were
learning about the setting of the story and created
their own settings with manipulatives, including a house, factory, waterpark
and roller coaster (park)".
"Fifth graders solved clues to break "Shelfie" the elf out so she could help
Santa get ready for Christmas. They also found candy cane treats in the box!"
"Middle School students from the Library Media Exploratory class created original
songs as an assignment learning about the concepts of creative work and copyright".
Busy Fourth Graders!
Fourth grade students made Santa Puppets from construction paper. Once
complete they took the puppets and read Christmas stories to
the kindergarten and second grade students, along with children from the Child
Enhancement Center.
High School Art Class
The High School Art Fundamentals Class
is working on scientific murals of human
neurons of the brain. The murals will be
on display in the district library after
winter break.
Semester Milk Money
Semester milk money is due at the end of January for Early Childhood through 5th
grade. The cost for students in K4 is $21.50 per semester. Early Childhood and K-5th grade students are $27.00 per semester. If
you are unaware if you paid for the full year or if you have any questions, please contact
Mrs. Hendrickson in the office at 920-348-5135, ext. 158.
Absence Reminder
Please contact the office, at extension 4, to call in a child’s
absence. If you would like to leave information for your child’s teacher regarding your son/
daughter’s absence, please do that IN ADDITION to calling the
office to report that your child will not be in. Thank you.
Bus Reminder
If your child is not riding the bus in the morning, please call prior to
6:30 a.m. and leave a message at 920-348-5135, ext. 287.
If you have any questions regarding bussing, please contact
Smith Bus at 608-429-2732, or email: [email protected]
Box Tops For Education & Milk Moola Caps
Please clip and save your Box Tops For
Education and drop them off at the school office or send them to school with your
child. Also, save your Milk Moola caps
from Kwik Trip. Thank you.
Students Reminded To Dress Warm With the weather getting colder, it is important that your child(ren) is prepared at school. Elementary children are expected to go outside for every recess. Please dress
them appropriately with hats, gloves, coats, boots, and snow pants. An extra pair of gloves is also a wise choice if your child’s are not waterproof.
Fitness Center The fitness center is open Monday through Friday 6:00 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
If interested in using the facility, please stop in and meet with the fitness supervisor on duty who will go through a quick orientation with you.
Come check us out!
ASPEN FAMILY
COUNSELING Cambria-Friesland School has a mental health therapist in our
school every week. Is your child experiencing:
Concentration problems? Behavior issues? Trouble getting school
work done? School attendance problems? We can help your child: Improve their mental health * Be
absent from school less* Have more academic success * Improve their physical health.
Contact Aspen at 1-608-742-5020,
your child’s teacher, or the school counselor, if you would like your child to see a mental health
therapist during school hours. (Aspen Family Counseling is a
provider for most insurance companies.)
All School Play news
Attention all middle school and high school students! Make plans to be involved in our annual All School
Play. This year’s production will be the musical Seussical Jr., based primarily
on Dr. Seuss’s book, Horton Hears a Who. Auditions will be held after school (3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.) on
January 24th and 25th. Please prepare a song to sing at auditions that will
demonstrate your vocal range. You will also be asked to read from the script. Audition materials will be available in
the high school office sometime after winter break. Would you rather help
backstage? Talk to Mrs. Woebbeking or Mr. Kuhnz and we’ll find a job for you!
Rehearsals will be held weeknights from 6:30 p.m. until approximately
8:30 p.m. Performances will be Saturday, April 14th at 7:00 p.m. and
Sunday, April 15th at 2:00 p.m.
Check out our new webpage: www.cf.k12.wi.us
CF ROCKS BOOK DELIVERY On December 20, 2017, CF ROCKS (PTO) handed out books to the students. CF ROCKS partnered with Barnes and Noble to help make this happen. All students from the Child Enhancement Center through 8th grade received books. CF Rocks members volunteered their time throughout the process from securing the books, making labels and wrapping the books, and finally distributing them. The children were so happy to receive the books. CF ROCKS would like to thank everyone that helped make this happen, Barnes and Noble for donating all the books, the volunteers, the teachers and staff at Cambria-Friesland, and all the students. We wish you all a Happy Holidays!
Community Bread Basket Do your funds for food run short before the end of the month? We are here for you!
The Cambria Bread Basket Food Pantry provides food and essentials for the families in need in the Cambria vicinity. We are located in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church, 121 W. Florence St, Cambria. The pantry entrance is on Towyn Street.
No ID or registration required.
Current hours: Thursday, 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
For an appointment, please call: Joanne Sanderson, 920-348-5568 Joyce Hughes, 920-348-5334 Jeanne Radke, 920-348-3218 Joanne Vaughn, 920-296-2452 Kathy Wingers, 920-348-5585
Cooks’ Corner Happy New Year from the Lunch Ladies! New Year’s resolutions are going into effect, diets and healthy eating are at the forefront. Here are some fun facts about vegetables. Vegetable Type A. Dark Green B. Red Orange C. Beans and Peas D. Starch E. Other Vegetable Categories A. Broccoli B. Tomatoes C. Kidney Beans A. Dark Leafy Lettuce B. Carrots C. Black Beans A. Spinach B. Butternut Squash C. Split Peas D. Corn E. Green Beans D. Green Peas E. Cucumbers D. Water Chestnuts E. Asparagus Healthy eating, adding at least 1/2 cup fruit and or vegetable at meal time is a good start to your new year of healthy eating. If you have any questions regarding the lunch program, please contact DeDe Dykstra at 920-348-5135, ext. 180. The Lunch Ladies
Cambria-Friesland School Lunch Menu - January 2018
Monday Tuesday Wed
Wednesday Thursday Friday
1
New Year’s Day
2 Chicken Fajitas w/ Lettuce & Cheese Refried Beans / Corn Pears
3 Spaghetti Romaine Lettuce Pizza Dipper Peaches
4 Chicken Patti w/WG Bun Mashed Potatoes Cooked Carrots Mixed Fruit
5 Pizza Peas Romaine Lettuce Pineapple
8 Chicken Snack Wrap Green Beans Lettuce Hot Apple Slices
9 Mighty Rib w/WG Bun Potato Wedges Glazed Carrots Pears
10 Nachos w/Cheese & Taco Meat Lettuce/Tomato Corn /Refried Beans Bread / Fresh Apples
11 Chicken Parmesan Garlic Noodles Broccoli / Bread Peaches
12 Sloppy Jo w/WG Bun Potato Tots California Blend Veggies Mandarin Oranges
15 BBQ Pork w/WG Bun Scalloped Potatoes Green Beans Applesauce
16 Tacos w/ Lettuce & Cheese Refried Beans Corn Fruit Cocktail
17 Mini Corn Dogs Creamy Noodles Broccoli Pineapple
18 Hamburger Baked Fries Vegetarian Beans Pears
19 Sub Sandwich Multi-Grain Chips Carrots & Fresh Veggies Peaches
22
No School 23
Chicken Patti w/WG Bun Parsley Potatoes Green Beans & Veg. Beans Mandarin Oranges
24 Pizza Peas / Romaine Lettuce Pineapple Mousse
25 Salisbury Steak Mashed Potato Broccoli / Dinner Roll Pears
26 Chicken Nuggets Rice Carrots Mixed Fruit
29 Teriyaki Chicken Rice / Broccoli Stir Fry Mix / Bread Mandarin Oranges
30 Chicken Quesadilla Refried Beans Corn Fresh Apples
31 Hot Dogs w/WG Buns Chips Green Beans Peaches
*All meals are served with milk. Menus are subject to change. Lunch Prices: Grades PK-5 = $2.60 Grades 6-12 = $2.75. Adult = $3.65. Supersize = $1.00.
Cambria-Friesland School Breakfast Menu – January 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1
New Year’s Day
2 Breakfast Scramble Pizza Juice/Fruit Milk
3 Warm Muffins Cheese Stick Juice/Fruit Milk
4 French Toast w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
5 Cinnamon Rolls Cheese Stick Juice/Fruit Milk
8 Breakfast Pizza w/ Red Sauce Juice/Fruit Milk
9 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk
10 WG Pancakes w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
11 French Toast w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
12 Breakfast Scramble Pizza Juice/Fruit Milk
15 WG Donut Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk
16 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk
17 Breakfast Pizza w/ Red Sauce Juice/Fruit Milk
18 French Toast w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
19 WG Muffins Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk
22
No School
23 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk
24 WG Pancakes w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
25 French Toast w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
26 Banana Bread Yogurt Juice/Fruit Milk
29 Breakfast Pizza w/ Red Sauce Juice/Fruit Milk
30 Egg/Ham/Cheese Patti WG Toast Juice/Fruit Milk
31 WG Pancakes w/Syrup Turkey Sausage Juice/Fruit Milk
WG = Whole Grain Cereal, Bug Bites, Fruit/Juice, and Milk are offered
daily as a second choice for breakfast.
Breakfast Prices: PK-12 = $1.65 per meal. Adult = $2.05 per meal. Menus are subject to change.
(USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.)
Fresh fruit & vegetables are offered daily.
Cambria-Friesland School District Pre-School Screening
The Cambria-Friesland School District is proud to offer free development screenings
to any child living in the district who will turn four by September 1, 2018, or who
are already three by the date of the screening. At the screening, school staff will check
your child’s vision, hearing, speech and language development, pre-academic skills,
and motor development. The screening will be held at the Cambria-Friesland
Elementary School this spring with a date to be determined.
If your child will be four years old on or before September 1, 2018, you will receive a
letter explaining the screening process and a scheduled time for your child’s
screening.
If your child will be three by the date of the screening, you will receive a letter
encouraging you to call and make an appointment. Please take advantage of this
opportunity. The school district will screen children once they are three years old.
If you have a child younger than three years of age and would like to have them
screened, please contact Columbia County Birth-to-Three Program at 608-742-9227.
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F.B.L.A. YEARBOOK We are still accepting orders for Yearbooks! Complete
the attached form and return to the office or Room 116. The price is $50.00 without personalization
which is $5.00. FBLA
Students, staff and the community including Seneca really came together this month for the December Scrip orders. We had a total of $12,875.00 in orders with a net of $646.33 for the FBLA activity account. We appreciate each and every one of you and
the support you have shown the program. Not one penny over the amount of the gift card was paid by a purchaser. The funds are a rebate from the Great Lakes Scrip
Center. The next Scrip order will be due January 5th at noon. Scrip orders are due the first Friday each month from September through June.
Our next activity will be Regional Leadership Conference in Fall River on February 3rd with 14 students attending and competing in a variety of business events. Join
me in wishing all the students luck in their categories. Results will be included in the March newsletter. _________________________________________________________________________________
Cambria-Friesland SCRIP Order Form
ORDERS ARE DUE BY THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH at school. Proceeds of your purchase is shown in the % column and donated to the FBLA. Contact Lorri Arnce at 348-5548 (ext: 116).
Name Customer #
Check # Order Date
Product
1-800-Baskets $50.00 1-800-Flowers $50.00 76 Gas $25.00 Ace Hardware $100.00 Ace Hardware $25.00 adidas $25.00 Amazon.com $10.00 Amazon.com $100.00 Amazon.com $25.00 AMC Theatres Single Ticket $10.00
AMC Theatres Single Ticket $12.00
AMC Theatres® $25.00 American Eagle Outfitters $25.00
American Girl $100.00 American Girl $25.00 Apple iTunes® $15.00 Apple iTunes® $25.00 Applebee's® $10.00 Applebee's® $25.00 Applebee's® $50.00 Arby's $10.00 AutoZone $25.00 Babies"R"Us $20.00 Banana Republic $25.00
Barnes & Noble $10.00 Barnes & Noble $100.00
Barnes & Noble $25.00 Barnes & Noble College Bookstores $100.00
Bass Pro Shops $100.00
Bass Pro Shops $25.00 Bath & Body Works $10.00
Bath & Body Works $25.00
Bed Bath & Beyond $25.00
% QTY Total
12% $ 12% $ 1.5% $
4% $
4% $ 13% $ 2.5% $ 2.5% $ 2.5% $ 10% $
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Product
Best Buy® $100.00 Best Buy® $25.00 Bonefish Grill $25.00 Boston Market $10.00 Boston Store $25.00 BP $100.00 BP $50.00 Buffalo Wild Wings $10.00
Buffalo Wild Wings $25.00
Build-A-Bear Workshop $25.00
Burger King $10.00 Burlington Coat Factory $25.00
Cabela's $100.00 Cabela's $25.00 Caribou Coffee $10.00 Cenex $25.00 Chili's Grill & Bar $25.00 Chili's Grill & Bar $50.00 Chipotle Mexican Grill $10.00
Chuck E. Cheese $10.00
Claire's $10.00 Cold Stone Creamery $10.00
Columbia Sportswear $50.00
Comfort Inn $50.00 Comfort Suites $50.00 Copps (WI only) $100.00
Copps (WI only) $25.00 Copps (WI only) $50.00 Cousins Subs $10.00 Cracker Barrel $10.00 Cracker Barrel $25.00 Crate and Barrel $25.00 Cub Foods (Not OH) $25.00
% QTY Total
4% $
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8% $ 1.5% $ 1.5% $
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9% $
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Product
CVS Pharmacy® $25.00
Dairy Queen $10.00 Denny's $10.00 Dick's Sporting Goods $100.00
Dick's Sporting Goods $25.00
Discover® Universal Gift Card $100.00
Discover® Universal Gift Card $50.00
Domino's $10.00 Dressbarn $25.00 Dunham's Sports $25.00
Dunkin' Donuts $10.00 Dunkin' Donuts $25.00 Exxon $50.00 Family Video $10.00 Famous Footwear $25.00
Finish Line $25.00 Foot Locker $25.00 Fuddruckers $25.00 GameStop $25.00 Gap $25.00 GNC $25.00 Golf Galaxy $25.00 Groupon.com $25.00 Guitar Center $25.00 Hallmark $25.00 Hardee's $10.00 Harry & David $50.00 HomeGoods $25.00 Houlihan's $25.00 IHOP $25.00 iTunes® $15.00 iTunes® $25.00 J. Crew $25.00 JCPenney $25.00
% QTY Total
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3% $
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8% $
8% $
1.25% $
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Make Checks Payable To: Cambria-Friesland School District Total Due All Columns: $
Cambria-Friesland SCRIP Order Form
ORDERS ARE DUE BY THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH at school. Proceeds of your purchase is shown in the % column and donated to the FBLA. Contact Lorri Arnce at 348-5548 (ext: 116).
Name Customer #
Check # Order Date
Product
Jiffy Lube $30.00 Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores $25.00
Journeys $25.00 Kmart $25.00 Kmart $50.00 Kohl's $25.00 Krispy Kreme Doughnuts® $10.00
Kwik Trip $100.00 Kwik Trip $25.00 Kwik Trip $50.00 L.L.Bean $25.00 Lands' End $25.00 Lane Bryant $25.00 Little Caesar's Pizza $20.00
Lowe's $25.00 Macy's $25.00 Marathon $25.00 Marcus Theatres $25.00 Marshalls $25.00 Menards $100.00 Menards $25.00 Michaels $25.00 Mills Fleet Farm $100.00
Mills Fleet Farm $25.00 Mobil $50.00 MotoMart $50.00 Nike $25.00 Noodles & Company $10.00
Office Depot / Office Max $25.00
Old Chicago $25.00 Old Navy $25.00 Oriental Trading Company $25.00
Outback Steakhouse $25.00
% QTY Total
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Product
Overstock.com $25.00 Panera Bread $10.00 Panera Bread $25.00 Panera Bread $5.00 Papa Murphy's Pizza $10.00
Payless Shoes $20.00 PetSmart $25.00 Pick 'n Save (WI only) $100.00
Pick 'n Save (WI only) $25.00
Pick 'n Save (WI only) $50.00
Pier 1 Imports $25.00 Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $100.00
Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $25.00
Piggly Wiggly (WI, IL only) $50.00
Pizza Hut (Not AK or HI) $10.00
Pizza Ranch $25.00 Pizzeria Uno $25.00 Pottery Barn $25.00 Qdoba Mexican Grill $25.00
Red Robin $25.00 REI $25.00 Roundys (IL and WI only) $50.00
Ruby Tuesday $25.00 Ruth's Chris Steak House $50.00
Sally Beauty Supply $25.00
Sam's Club $100.00 Sam's Club $25.00 Sears $100.00 Sears $25.00 Sentry $50.00 Shell $25.00 Shell $50.00
% QTY Total
8% $
8% $
8% $
8% $
8% $
13% $
5% $
4% $
4% $
4% $
9% $
3% $
3% $
3% $
8% $
8% $
12% $
8% $
7% $
8% $
8% $
4% $
8% $
10% $
12% $
2.5% $ 2.5% $
4% $
4% $
3% $
2% $
2% $
Product % QTY Total
Shoe Carnival $25.00 5% $ Shopko $100.00 3% $ Shopko $25.00 3% $ ShopRite $25.00 4% $ Speedway $25.00 4% $ Staples $25.00 5% $ Starbucks $10.00 7% $ Starbucks $25.00 7% $ Starbucks $5.00 7% $ Steak 'n Shake $10.00 8% $ SUBWAY® Restaurants 6% $ $10.00
SUBWAY® Restaurants 6% $ $50.00
T.J. 7% $ Maxx/Marshalls/HomeG oods $25.00
Taco Bell $10.00 5% $ Target $10.00 2.5% $ Target $25.00 2.5% $ Target $50.00 2.5% $ TGI Fridays® $25.00 9% $ The Home Depot 4% $ $25.00
ULTA $25.00 4% $ Under Armour® $25.00 11% $ Uno Pizzeria & Grill 12% $ $25.00
Visa® Five BackŒGift 1.25% $ Card $100.00
Visa® Five BackŒGift 1.25% $ Card $50.00
Walgreens $100.00 5% $ Walgreens $25.00 5% $ Walmart $10.00 2.5% $ Walmart $100.00 2.5% $ Walmart $25.00 2.5% $ Wendy's $10.00 4% $ White Barn Candle Co 13% $ $25.0
Enter Your Information Student/Family Name:_______________________________________________ Grade: _____________ Contact Email: ____________________________________________________________ Contact Phone: __________________________________________________________ Number of yearbooks ordered: _______________________________ Book Cost: ($50.00 each): ____________________________________ Name on the cover: __________________________________________ $5.00 Total Check Submitted: $_____________________________ Check should be make out to: Cambria School District Attached to this form. Submit to the office. Order by April 1, 2018.
Cambria-Friesland High School
Make your Check payable to: Cambria-Friesland School District.
Submit to the High School Office, or Room 116.
Order by April 1, 2018
INCLEMENT WEATHER
Announcements concerning school closings in the event of bad weather or severe road conditions will be broadcast on the following radio/television stations:
WBEV – Beaver Dam 1430 AM WDDC – Portage 100 FM WXRO – Beaver Dam 95.3 FM WISC TV – Madison Channel 3 WOLX – Madison 94.9 FM WKOW TV – Madison Channel 27 WPDR – Portage 1350 AM
If school is cancelled or delayed due to inclement weather an AlertSolutions message will be sent out.
School cancellations or delays will be made as early as possible.
PARENTS: Please have an alternate plan of action for your younger children as to where to go if you are not home in case of school dismissal earlier than scheduled. During snowy days buses will also be starting out five (5) minutes earlier in the A.M.
CHILDREN: Do dress warm for the winter season. Unless extreme weather conditions exist, you will be going outside during recess.
IF SCHOOL IS DELAYED FOR TWO (2) HOURS OR MORE, MORNING EARLY CHILDHOOD/PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASSES WILL NOT BE HELD. IF THERE IS AN EARLY RELEASE, AFTERNOON PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASSES WILL NOT BE HELD.
PowerSchool Student Information System Parents and students are encouraged to access PowerSchool to keep current with grades, attendance, and daily announcements. To log onto PowerSchool, go to the Cambria-Friesland website, http://www.cf.k12.wi.us. You will find a quick link in the upper right corner and links are also available under both the Students and Families home pages. If you need help logging on or have questions regarding PowerSchool, please contact Pam Hendrickson in the school office at 920-348-5135, ext. 158. Mrs. Hendrickson will also be able to provide you with your PowerSchool ID and password information.
Cambria-Friesland School District Activity Calendar January 2018
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1
No School
Christmas Break
2 4:30pm Basketball-B/JV2
(H) Hustisford
5:30pm-6:30pm A Link -
Yoga Rm 135
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(H) Hustisford 6:00pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (H) Hustisford
7:15pm Basketball-G/JV
(H) Hustisford
7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (H) Hustisford
3 5:30pm-6:30pm
P Hendrickson-
Wght Rm
4 6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(H) Central Wisconsin
Christian
6:00pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (H) Central
Wisconsin Christian 7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (H) Central
Wisconsin Christian
7:30pm Basketball-G/JV
(H) Central Wisconsin
Christian
5 6:00pm Basketball
-B/JV2
(A) Deerfield
6 9:15am Wrestling-
Varsity (A) Sauk
Prairie vs. Multiple
Schools
9:15am Wrestling-
JV (A) Sauk Prairie vs. Multiple
Schools
7 4:00pm-
5:30pm
Evans -
Gym Use @
Alsum Farm
& Produce
Gym
8 MS Forensic Meet @
Fall River
5:30pm-6:30pm P
Hendrickson-WghtRm
6:00pm Basketball-
B/JV (A) Madison
Country Day
7:00pm Wrestling-Varsity (H)
Cambridge
7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (A) Madison
Country Day
9 Pep Band Performance
3:30pm-4:30pm J. Dykstra
- Brownie Scouts Mtg.
(H) @ Room 135
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(A) Randolph
5:30pm-6:30pm A Link –
Yoga Rm 135 6:00pm Basketball-G/JV
(H) Pardeeville
7:15pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (H) Pardeeville
10 5:30pm-:6:30pm
P Hendrickson-
Wght Rm
11 4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(H) Rio Community School
District
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2
(A) Markesan
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(A) Markesan
7:00pm Basketball-G/JV (H) Fall River
7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (A) Markesan
12 6:00pm Basketball
-G/JV (A) Green
Lake / Princeton
7:15pm Basketball
-G/Varsity
(A) Green Lake /
Princeton
13 8:00am-8:00pm
Club Ball - 7th/8th
Grade Boys
Tournament
9:30am Wrestling-
Varsity
(A) Belmont /
Platteville vs. Multiple Schools
14 4:00pm-
5:30pm
Evans -
Gym Use @
Alsum Farm
& Produce
Gym
15 5:30pm-6:30pm P
Hendrickson-Wght
Rm
16 3:30pm-4:30pm Neef –
Girl Scout Mtg Room 135
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(A) Dodgeland
5:15pm Wrestling-Varsity
(A) Lourdes Academy vs.
Multiple Schools
5:30pm-6:30pm A Link -
Yoga Rm 135 6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2
(H) Pardeeville
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(H) Pardeeville
7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (H) Pardeeville
17 5:30pm-6:30pm
P Hendrickson-
Wght Rm
18 3:30pm-4:40pm
Gorsuch/Tietz - Junior Girl
Scout Mtg Room 135
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(A) Fall River
6:00pm Basketball-G/JV
(A) Fall River
7:00pm Wrestling-Varsity
(A) Marshall vs. Cambria Co-Op
7:15pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (A) Fall River
19 End of Semester
4:30pm Basketball
-B/JV2 (A) Green
Lake / Princeton
6:00pm-8:00pm
CF Rocks: Family
Bingo Night
6:00pm Basketball
-B/JV (A) Green Lake / Princeton
7:15pm Basketball
-B/Varsity
(A) Green Lake /
Princeton
20 8:00am-8:00pm
Club Ball - 4th
Grade Boys/Girls
Tournament
10:00am Wrestling
-Varsity (A)
Markesan vs.
Multiple Schools
21 4:00pm-
5:30pm
Evans -
Gym Use @
Alsum Farm
& Produce
Gym
22
No School
Staff Inservice
HS Forensic Parent's
Night
4:30pm Basketball-
G/MS (A) Montello 5:30pm-6:30pm P
Hendrickson-Wght
Rm
23 Pep Band Performance
3:30pm-4:30pm J. Dykstra
- Brownie Mtg. Rm 135
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(H) Markesan
5:30pm-6:30pm A Link -
Yoga Rm 135
6:00pm Basketball-G/JV (H) Rio Community School
7:15pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (H) Rio
Community School
24 3:30pm-4:30pm
All School Play
Auditions @
Music Room
5:30pm-6:30pm
P Hendrickson-
Wght Rm
25 3:30pm-4:30pm All School
Play Auditions Music Rm
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
H) Randolph
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(A) Fall River
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2
(A) Fall River 7:15pm Basketball-
B/Varsity (A) Fall River
26 4:00pm Wrestling-
Varsity
(A) Poynette vs.
Multiple Schools
6:00pm Basketball
-G/JV (A) Montello
7:15pm Basketball
-G/Varsity (A) Montello
27 7:00am-3:00pm
DI Team - FLea
Market
28 4:00pm-
5:30pm
Evans -
Gym Use @
Alsum Farm
& Produce
Gym
29 4:30pm Basketball-
G/MS (H) Green Lake
/ Princeton
5:30pm-6:30pm P
Hendrickson-WghtRm
6:00pm-8:30pm
Board of Education
Meeting
6:00pm Basketball-
G/JV (H) Chilton 7:15pm Basketball-
G/Varsity (H) Chilton
30 Pep Band Performance
4:30pm Basketball-G/MS
(A) Rio Community School
5:30pm-6:30pm A Link -
Yoga Rm 135
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2
(H) Oakfield
6:00pm Basketball-B/JV
(H) Rio Community School
7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity (H) Rio
Community School
31 5:30pm-6:30pm
P Hendrickson-
Wght Rm
Cambria-Friesland Market Place – January 27, 2018 This event is being held at the Cambria-Friesland School District, 410 E. Edgewater Street, Cambria. Vendors may park in the lower lot to unload, but then should park in the upper parking lot to leave the lower parking lot for the customers. Please clean up your area during and after the event. Garbage cans will be provided randomly throughout the event. The event runs from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on January 27th. Vendors are allowed to set up starting at 7:00 a.m. the day of the event. There may also be a chance to set up the evening before – please indicate if you are interested. Tables and chairs may be available, but are limited. Please request what you may need and we will let you know if we cannot provide it for you. No food or beverage sales are allowed at your booth with the exception of food vendors, samples may be given.
Name: ___________________________________________________________________
Business Name (if applicable): __________________________________________________
Phone Number: _____________________ Email: __________________________________
Address: __________________________________________________________________
Products being sold: __________________________________________________________
(ONLY ITEMS LISTED MAY BE SOLD) (if rummage, antiques, or collectibles please just write that, you do not need to list all your items)
Booths will be taped off on the gym floor and will be 10 by 10 feet. Each booth will be $25 if you sign up by December 7th, after that it will be $30. On the day of the market, if you stay and do not start packing up your items until 2:00 p.m. you will receive $10 back.
Number of chairs requesting _______ Number of tables requesting _______
All booths must be maintained at all times. No early take downs.
Please mail filled out contract and check ($35 fee for returned checks) or money order to paid to Cambria-Friesland Schools and mailed to Julie Henrickson, 410 E Edgewater St, Cambria, WI 53923. The booth will not be held without both payment and contract. All contracts are legal binding for the rental of a booth at the Cambria-Friesland Market Place. All payments are NON REFUNDABLE, no exceptions. All contracts and fees must be paid BEFORE you can set up. If you have any questions please feel free to call 920-348-5135 extension 104 or send an email [email protected]. By signing this contract, you understand that the Cambria-Friesland School District is not responsible for loss, damage theft or injury, etc.
Signature ____________________________________________Date ________________
Please return form by December 7th for the discounted rate!
Congratulations to the Cambria-Friesland Volleyball program for being the top fund raiser of the Columbus Community Hospital’s “Volley for a Cause” fundraiser. The results, based on net profits, are as follows:
1. Cambria-Friesland $3,684.36
2. Rio $3,617.44
3. Pardeeville $2,694.12
4. Columbus $1,508.74
5. Marshall $1,479.16
For raising the highest net proceeds, the Cambria-Friesland volleyball program will receive a $500 check from Columbus Community Hospital. All the proceeds from the event remain local to better serve the women of our communities. The proceeds will be used to fund the CCH Wig Program, which provides CCH cancer patients with custom fitted wigs. Also, the funds will support after mammography care and educational kits; after biopsy surgical care kits, patient care kits, educational materials and equipment for the patients at Columbus Community Hospital. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the players, parents, school, and community for once again helping to make our “Pink Out” at Cambria-Friesland a huge success. To those that donated baskets, bought t-shirts and raffle tickets, enjoyed our meal and, of course, the games that evening, we appreciate the support. We could not continue to create such an amazing event without the help and generosity of so many people. We would like to extend a special thank you to Cheryl Schwark, Christa Smits, Denise Bancroft-Hart, Rita Burmania and Cherie Pulver for their work with the concession stand and basket raffle. We can’t thank the five of you enough for all of your time and effort. A huge thank you to the following for their donations to the concession stand or basket raffle: (We sincerely apologize if we missed anyone who donated.) Dave and Sharon Prochnow, Reed and Rylee Prochnow, Cherie and Jenna Pulver, Christa Smits, Angela Jensen, Columbus Community Hospital, CF Volleyball program, Alsum Farms and Produce, Homemakers, Denise Bancroft-Hart, Erika Keip, CF Hilltop Rider Club, Cambria-Friesland Youth Football, Cheryl Drews, Arianna Wiersma, Cambria Fire Station, Jill Kowald, Heather Gove, Lydia and Rayna Helmer, Mike Owen – Ho-Chunk Casino, and Mary Lou Neary – Thrivent Lutheran and The Cambria-Friesland Volleyball Program This is the ninth “Pink Out” Cambria-Friesland has hosted with a grand total of $31,769.96 raised. We are very proud that this is the sixth year in a row that Cambria-Friesland has been the top fund raiser with the “Volley for a Cause.” This event has become so much more than bringing awareness of breast cancer to our school and community. From the outpouring of support from friends, family, community members and past alumni who all show up in pink, some with signs to support the players, to the enormous smiles on the little ones’ faces that win their most desired basket, we continue to be amazed by our small community and its generosity and willingness to help others. We hope that one day soon there will be a cure for this disease that affects so many…
Thank You,
Roxanne Prochnow, Makayla Froehlich, Ashley Nemoir, Taylor Quade and the Cambria-Friesland Volleyball Program
SUPPORTING THE FIGHTERS, ADMIRING THE SURVIVORS, HONORING THE TAKEN
AND NEVER, EVER GIVING UP HOPE.
Congratulations to Senior Madisyn Owen on receiving Second Team All Conference
2017. Madisyn led the team in Kills at 209, Aces at 56, and Blocks at 26. She was also second on the team for Digs with 255. Madisyn was a second year letter winner and was one of the team captains this season.
Congratulations to Senior Devon DeYoung on receiving All Conference Honorable
Mention Defensive Specialist 2017. Devon led the team for the season in Digs with 388. She also had the highest serving percentage at 93.8%. Devon was a second-year captain of the team, a four-year letter winner and was All Conference Honorable Mention Defensive Specialist 2016.
Madisyn
Owen
Devon
DeYoung
Hoops for Hope Cambria-Friesland & Central Wisconsin Christian
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Because cancer has touched many lives, we invite you to partner and be involved in this annual event. On Thursday, January 4th, basketball teams and fans from CF and CWC will join forces for Hoops for Hope: A Night for Cancer at Cambria-Friesland HS. This year’s event will raise funds in support
of local families currently battling cancer. The 2018 C-F recipient is Liam Sanborn and his family.
Ways to partner and be involved: Spread the word - promote the event with friends/family by word of mouth or via Facebook event - 2018 CF-CWC Hoops for Hope Wear Black - All fans are asked to wear black to the game that evening, some partners will be contributing $1 to every fan who comes wearing that color. Cancer Wall - honor those who are cancer survivors or designate a memorial to those
who have lost their lives to cancer. $10 per honoree. Buy T-shirt - black t-shirts orders due on Thursday, December 7th. Eat Supper - come on out and enjoy supper in the CF cafeteria. Serving 4:30-6:30 p.m. Attend games - CF and CWC Varsity and JV boys and girls will be playing in Cambria. 6:00 pm CF vs CWC Varsity Girls 6:00 pm CF vs CWC JV Boys , 7:30 CF vs CWC Varsity Boys 7:30 pm CF vs CWC JV Girls Between varsity games - a brief ceremony will recognize survivors, remember those who have lost their cancer battle, and introduce the 2018 recipients. Donate - whether you are able or unable to attend, donations are being accepted on behalf of the two families prior to the event and on the night of the event. Thank you for your support!
Any questions/concerns regarding this event, please
contact Dan Murphy [email protected]
K-Kids Update
During the months of November and December the K-Kids have been more than a little busy! Projects by our K-Kids have included, raking chips from the school lawn back into the playground area, baking bread with Mrs. Shipley’s Food and Consumer Science Class, and making Holiday decorations for local municipal offices and businesses to help celebrate the holiday season! Loaves of bread baked by the K-Kids and Mrs. Shipley’s class were donated to the local Community Bread Basket Food Pantry. K-Kids are supported by the Cambria Kiwanis Club and Cambria-Friesland Elementary School. Students involved in K-Kids are in grades 3-5 and are committed to community service and working toward a healthier and happier community for everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond are the K-Kids advisors and they are extremely thankful for our Mom’s and Dad’s support of their children in our K-Kids Program!
K-Kids and their freshly baked bread! K-Kids proudly displaying their holiday banners! Having fun raking leaves with Ms. Glover!
Jayne Grahn’s first grade
students are ready for their
Christmas Concert!
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
[Sec. 120.06(6)(b)]
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at an election to be held in the School District of Cambria-Friesland on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, the following offices are to be elected to succeed the present incumbents listed. The term of office for school board member is three years beginning on Monday, April 23, 2018. Office Incumbent Representative from the TOWNSHIP OF SCOTT John Heil
Representative from the SCHOOL DISTRICT AT LARGE Daniel J. DeYoung NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that a Campaign Registration Statement and a Declaration of Candidacy, must be filed no later than 5:00 p.m., on January 2, 2018, in the office of the school district clerk.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, that if a primary is necessary, the primary will be held on Tuesday, February 20, 2018.
Declaration of Candidacy forms, Campaign Registration Statements and a description of the school district boundaries can be obtained from the school district office at 410 East Edgewater Street, Cambria, Wisconsin.
Dated this 9th day of November, 2017. Jason Graham School District Clerk
HAPPENINGS AT THE JANE MORGAN MEMORIAL LIBRARY www.jmml.org
- Story Time at the library has moved to the second Monday throughout the school year at 10:00 a.m. Come down and enjoy a story and spend some time exploring “Activity Boulevard” our early literacy area.
- Thursday Night Readers Adult Book Club meets at 7:00 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month, titles being discussed include: January 18th Welcome to the World, Baby Girl!, by Fannie Flagg. Copies are available at the library to check out.
- Annual Magazine Sale will be open during the month of January. All 2017 magazines must go, priced to sell at $0.10!
- Crafting Group meets on Mondays from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at the library. All ages from youth to adult and all levels of skill are welcome.
- Ironing and Mending is done at the library once a month – please talk to us if you would like to take advantage of this service.
- Valentine’s Day Tea Party will be held on Friday, February 9th at 1:00 p.m.. Our theme for this year will be favorite story book, plan on joining us with your favorite to share with the group.
- Coupon Exchange is available at the library. Feel free to bring in unused or expired coupons and take advantage of the organized coupons available at the library. All expired coupons are mailed to service members for their use at bases overseas, so far in 2017 we have sent $16,501.59. Thank you for your contributions!
Watch the library website and Facebook page for additional information.
Postal Customer
Friesland, WI 53935
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage Cambria, WI 53923
Permit #2
Cambria-Friesland School District 410 E. Edgewater Street, Cambria WI 53923 www.cf.k12.wi.us
District Administrator Timothy Raymond: 920-348-5548, ext. 278 6-12 Principal Debra Torrison: 920-348-5135, ext. 157
Board of Education Information
Rita Woelffer Burmania, President; Daniel DeYoung, Vice-President; Jason Graham, Clerk; Denise Bancroft-Hart, Treasurer; John Heil, Member; Marc Berger, Member; Tammy Schepp, Member. Regular School Board Meetings are usually held on the fourth Monday of the month in the School District Library at 6:00 p.m. Agendas for these meetings are posted at the Farmers & Merchants Union Bank in Friesland, National Exchange Bank in Cambria, Friesland Post Office, Cambria Post Office, and on the doors of the school entrances.
Township of Scott Residents: John Heil, Township of Scott Representative for the Cambria-Friesland School Board, has filed non-candidacy paperwork. If you are interested in representing the Township of Scott on the Cambria-Friesland Board of Education, a Campaign Registration Statement and a Declaration of Candidacy, must be filed no later than 5:00 p.m., on January 2, 2018, in the office of the school district clerk.
