December 2013 - Stark County School District

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Rebel Reporter
Celebrating Our 13th Year of Service
Stark County School District #100 • November 27, 2013 • Volume 13, No. 4
MATH
NIGHT
AT SCES
More photos
inside!
Third, Fourth and Fifth Grade Family Math night took place on November 19, 2013. Close to fifty students signed up and brought their families for an action packed
night of math fun. Students started in their grade level classrooms, then rotated to stations. Each station provided the opportunity for families to learn new math
games and practice skills. Students played against their parents and other students. What a fun experience to see families competing, laughing and learning
together. Thank you to all who attended and we hope you enjoyed the night as much as we did.
Inside: Messages from the Administration • Calendar • Menus • & More!
Page 2 • November 27, 2013 • Stark County Rebel Reporter
From Superintendent Jerry Klooster
Police Liaison Officers at our Schools
Last year, the Stark County Board
of Education began to implement several safety initiatives in response to
some well-documented acts of random
violence that occurred at other schools
across the nation in recent years.
One of the Board’s initiatives was
to increase law enforcement visibility
in and around the schools. With the
help of the Stark County Sheriff’s Department, that initiative is coming
to fruition. Beginning November 19,
two part-time Police Liaison Officers
(Officers Dustin Schaill and Michael
Leighton) began working a few hours
each week at our schools in Toulon and
Wyoming.
Officers Schaill and Leighton will
not have regular schedules at the
schools, but they will be assigned work
spaces within each building – and they
will be assigned varying hours in different school buildings each week.
The two officers that will share the
new police liaison duties have completed School Resource Officer training
in Springfield recently and they are excited about this new challenge.
We hope to utilize the two officers
not only to enhance safety for our students and staff, but to provide educational and information services where
appropriate. We envision the officers
speaking to Driver Education classes,
Government classes, or Health classes
when requested. We hope officers can
serve as a resource to students who
have questions about the law or students who may have concerns about
legal issues.
We know that the job description for the Liaison Officers is going to
evolve during the first few weeks and
months of this new position, but we
want parents to know that our Police
Liaison Officers do not serve in the capacity of school disciplinarians. Their
main tasks will be to enhance overall
security, and to serve as a resource to
teachers, students and administrators.
The Stark County teachers have been working diligently and quietly behind
the scenes. While the professional demands on educators have been increased,
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with more emphasis on
state testing and publicized
scores, the teacher’s hard
work in the classroom tends
to go relatively unnoticed.
Several positive and creative
systems
have
been developed
to help improve
the instruction
and evaluation
that we hope will
have an effective
impact on our
students.
Mr. Bill Lamb
Our professional staff has
been
working
hard to gather
more
student
data than ever
before to assist
in improving instruction in the
classroom. While
the students may see some of
the new tests as “just another
grade”, the staff is using these
nationally developed exams
to measure academic success
on an individual level as well
as school, state, and national
levels. The teachers are evaluating data several times a
year to make sure that we are
aware of individual student
achievement and improvement. The data also helps
with lesson design that will
address areas that may need
improvement. These tests
include Maze and Aimsweb,
which help us identify those
who have met benchmarks.
The Explore, Plan, or A.C.T.
tests are used to help families
see an achievement snapshot as it relates to College &
Career readiness.
Invitation to
Public Forum
A Note from Mr. Loane:
Parents of students in my Illinois History/Government Class-
How to contact the school district
Superintendent’s office
During the first semester, my Government students are required to attend a governmental meeting and write a report on
what happened at the meeting. This requirement calls for them to
find out when and where the meetings are held and attend at least
an hour of a meeting. I have given the formal assignment to my
students. They will have sufficient time to find and attend a meeting. I usually give them several weeks to get this accomplished.
They may attend a school board meeting, a city council meeting,
a fire protection district meeting, a library board meeting, an EMT
district meeting, or a County Board meeting.
Look for the written assignment I gave to your student. If you
have any questions call or visit Mr. Loane.
High School Office
Principal: Bill Lamp
Athletic Director: Scott Paxson
Guidance: Angela McGrath
Secretary: Mary Horsley
418 S. Franklin
Toulon, IL 61483
(309) 286-4451 or 286-4531
Fax (309) 286-3321
e-mail: [email protected]
Junior High School
Principal: Bill Lamp
Secretary: Debbie Meinders
402 S. Franklin St.
Toulon, IL 61483
(309) 286-3451
Stark County Elementary
Principal: Tessa Samuelsen
Secretary: Cindy Spears
300 Van Buren
Wyoming, IL 61491
(309) 695-5181
email: [email protected]
Stark County CUSD #100 invites you to attend a public forum conducted by the Illinois
State Board of Education (ISBE), Division of
Special Education Services. Our district has
been selected for a focused monitoring review
regarding educational placement decisions for
students with disabilities. The ISBE team leader will explain the focused monitoring process
about placement decisions and provide you
an opportunity to share your comments.
When: Time: Where: Please recycle when
you’re done reading!
Visit the District web site:
www.stark100.com
The agenda is planned well in advance of the meeting; therefore, requests to address the board must be
submitted in writing to the superintendent at least five working days prior to a
regularly scheduled board meeting.
The Board meets at 7 p.m. on the
third Monday of each month at the
Stark County Elementary School Building in Wyoming.
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014
6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
SCHS Cafeteria
418 S. Franklin
Toulon, IL 61483
Board of Education
W. David Turner
Addressing the Board
spending many hours, sometimes using our early release
afternoons, to review and
document their texts, instructional resources, curriculum maps and course
descriptions. We hope that
by taking a hard look at what
we are doing, and how we
are doing it, we will be able
to identify our strengths and
weaknesses.
We have good reasons
to be proud of our Rebels,
both students and teachers.
We are striving to have high
levels of determination and
success for our students in
the classroom. We believe it
starts new, each day, when
the students walk into the
classroom and hear what the
teacher has created just for
them to meet the day’s chalAlso, the staff has been lenge.
es:
Superintendent: Jerry Klooster
Secretary: Barbara Loane
Bookkeeper: Mary Streitmatter
300 Van Buren
Wyoming, IL 61491
(309) 695-6123
Supt. Jerry Klooster
Stark County Teachers Working
on Curriculum Development
Newsletter Staff
Advisor: Patty Wilkinson
As in the past, in those rare situations where school administrators request the assistance of the police at the
school, our new Liaison Officers may be
utilized, but their roles and our policies
regarding their roles in investigations,
searches, etc., have not changed.
We want to welcome Officers Schaill
and Leighton to our staff and we look
forward to their positive contributions
to our schools.
President • Term expires 2015
Brian Rewerts
Vice President • Term expires 2017
Elizabeth Rumbold
Secretary • Term expires 2017
Ron “Skip” Turnbull
Robert Groter
Term expires 2015
Term expires 2017
Keith I. Knobloch
Term expires 2015
Ann Orwig
Term expires 2017
Stark County Rebel Reporter • November 27, 2013 • Page 3
Golden Spoon Award Winners!
Mrs. Tessa Samuelsen
Mrs.
Samuelsen
Stark County Elementary Principal
“Teamwork”
success."
I want to thank you
for coming together and
joining with us in developing dreams, keeping
with us through one of the
most transforming times
in education and working with us to meet the
needs of children. Thank
you, students, teachers,
parents and community
members for being a part
of the team. Students,
thank you for coming
to school ready to learn,
ready to create and ready
to engage.
Teachers,
thank you for exhausting time, resources and
energy in instruction,
committing to creating
opportunities for success and connecting with
and loving each child in
your classroom. Parents
thank you for working
with and caring for your
children at home, being
apart of school events
and supporting changes
in education. Community members, thank you
for being willing to jump
in when extra hands are
needed, providing resources for teachers and
students and finally for
making education a priority. Stark County is a
team that is changing the
world one child at a time,
because working together creates success.
The month of November
brings
two
thoughts together for
me. One being thankfulness and the other being
teamwork. Education is
changing all around us,
but one thing that stays
constant is that teamwork creates possibility.
One teacher reminded
me this week that it takes
a village to raise a child
and here in Stark County
we take that responsibility very serious. There
are many suggestions on
what education should
look like, but the Stark
County Team knows that
success is more than just
meeting standards and
following mandates; it is
instilling in young minds
a fire to learn and a passion to succeed. Preparing a child for the future
is hard work, but together that task is possible. It
was once said that teamwork is the act of dividing the task, to multiply
the success. Our goal is
to prepare students for
the future by providing
opportunities for success, and there is no
better place to do that
than right here in Stark
County. What a joy it is
to see people coming together everyday to make
meaningful connections
for young minds. Henry
Tessa Samuelsen
Ford said, "Coming toStark County Elgether is the beginning, ementary School Princikeeping together is prog- pal
ress, working together is
‘14 Yearbooks
High school students may now reserve their copy
of the 2014 Stark County High School yearbook, The
Rebellion.
A deposit of $30 is needed to reserve a book. The
total cost is $60. If you have any questions, please
contact the high school office at (309) 286-4451.
The 2013 yearbooks are in!
Here they go again with those great manners. Mrs. Gilles' class has won the "Golden Spoon" twice this
semester. Awesome job First Grade!
Mrs. West's first graders have done it again. Awesome job first graders and thank you for being respectful,
responsible and working with others in the cafeteria.
SCES second graders
and their families
enjoyed an evening
of math games and
centers at Second Grade
Family Math Night on
Nov. 14. The event
focused on math games
students can play at
home to reinforce
skills learned at school.
Students practiced
basic math facts and
place value skills while
playing Math Twister,
Swat!, Grand Prize
Ping Pong, Think Big,
Headbandz, and Beach
Ball Toss. Measurement
and Estimation centers,
as well as take-home
dice games, provided
additional fun and
learning opportunities.
September and October
students of the month
Stark County Jr. High and Stark Smart
Raise Money for Stark County Food Bank
The junior high October student of the month winners were, from left to
right, 8th grade: Drew Ford - son of Mr. & Mrs. John Ford, 7th grade: Payton
Browning - son of Mr. & Mrs. Dustin Browning, 6th grade: Schuyler Melton son of Ms. Linda Melton & Mr. Jay Melton, and Tracy Peterson of the State Bank
of Toulon. Each student received a $25 gift card.
Frightful Fun for a good cause was sponsored by Stark Smart. Students and
staff donated money to the Stark County Food Bank for the opportunity to wear
crazy hats on Halloween Day. Stark County Food Bank representative Bonnie
Schmidt was presented $345.00 by several Stark Smart participants.
The picture for the September student of the month winners were, from left
to right, Joni Kinsella of the State Bank of Speer, 6th grade - Elena Hafner
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Doug Hafner, 7th grade - Braden Ely son of Mr. & Mrs.
Brian Ely, 8th grade - Troy Hippen son of Mr. & Mrs. Jarrod Hippen, and Lynne
Knobloch of the State Bank of Speer. Each student received a $25 gift card.
Stark County Jr. High Sixth and Seventh Graders
Gain Appreciation for the Work of Fire Fighters
On September 11, 2001 when the planes crashed into the World Trade Center
towers, emergency service people did not hesitate to take action. Students in
Mrs. Ford’s Social Studies class researched information in which they learned
the firemen had to walk up 110 flights of stairs in full gear plus carry a “pack” of
supplemental gear just to reach the fire. Wow! But what does that really mean?
To find out, students put on basic turnout gear and carried one fifty foot section
of inch and a half hose to get an idea. A fireman’s gear can weigh in excess of
85 pounds with their air pack and the supplemental gear they carry can be 60 to
70 pounds. Students found it difficult to move around the classroom, let alone
climb stairs, quickly understanding a small part of what firemen experience.
We would like to thank the Toulon Fire Department for allowing us to borrow
the gear for the day.
The Stark County Fine Arts Network
invites you to join us on
Sunday, Jan. 19 at 3:00 PM
For the Peoria Symphony Orchestra
presentation of
“Matinee at the Movies”
at the Peoria Civic Center Theater
Featuring your favorite music from epic movies, such as: Superman, Spiderman,
Batman, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Les Miserables, Casa Blanca, Gone with the
Wind, James Bond, Star Wars and more!
Tickets for adults are $28.80. Student* tickets are $5.00. Seating will be in the second
balcony. A portion of the student ticket price is paid for by the Stark County Fine Arts
Network.
Children under age 16 must be accompanied by an adult
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Make checks payable to “Stark County Fine Arts Network” and send to school
with your child or mail your order by Dec 18, 2013 to:
Janet Wilkinson
6940 County Hwy 24, Wyoming, IL 61491
Name _____________________________________ Phone _______________
Address ________________________________________________________
Number of adult tickets ($28.80 ea) ______
Number of student tickets ($5.00 ea)______
Tickets must be paid in full by Dec. 18th.
Total amount enclosed ____________
Elementary school honors Veterans with assembly, projects
On Friday, November
8, 2013 Stark County Elementary students invited
Veterans from our community and surrounding
areas to take part in our
annual Veteran’s Assembly.
Students worked
hard all week creating art
work to display for their
very special visitors. Miss
Emily Stahl, Stark County
Elementary’s newest staff
member, helped students
fill the hall with patriotic
projects. Stark County
Elementary teachers also
spent the week speaking with students about
the history of our country and the importance
of our Veterans. Many
classrooms worked to
complete thank you cards
and other projects to show
their appreciation. Then
on Friday morning, as our
Veteran’s began to arrive,
they were ushered into
the gymnasium. Soon
after visitors were seated,
Stark County Elementary
students showed their appreciation for those who
are currently serving and
those who have served in
the past. Mrs. Laura Bennett lead Kindergarten
through fifth grade students in song and many
special readings honoring our Veterans and
many more around the
county. Each guest was
asked to raise their hand
as their name, branch of
service and family connections were read. This
was an emotional and
memorable event for all.
Thank you again to those
who have fought and are
currently fighting for our
freedom.
The LTC HS Chorus festival was hosted by AlWood on Nov. 14. The choir was
made up of 250 students from all of the LTC conference schools, and was
directed by Mrs. Carolyn Kellert of Galesburg. The students rehearsed with Mrs.
Kellert throughout the afternoon, and presented an evening concert.
The ILMEA Junior Treble Choir performs at Augustana, under the direction of
Dr. Bridget Sweet from the University of Illinois. The choir included seven SCJH
7th and 8th graders.
Fourteen Stark County Junior High and High School musicians performed
with the bands and choirs at the ILMEA District 2 Music Festival held November
9th at Augustana College. They auditioned for their spots in the music groups,
and represented our school well at the day-long festival, which culminated in evening concerts.
Fifteen Stark County 6th grade chorus students attended the Illinois Music
Education Festival which was held November 2nd in Mendota. The choir, under
the direction of Mrs. Carol Amm, included one hundred and thirty 5th and 6th
grade students from the ILMEA District 2 area. SCJH students pictured: back
row L to R: Rachael Adair, Elena Haffner, Lyla Longabaugh, Hope Hogsett,
Katrina Demetreon. Middle row L to R: Robert Robinson, Christopher Roark,
Donovan Ford, Brooke Montgomery, Jessica Joos. Front row L to R: Jared Rouse,
Trevor Street, Tristean Hulsey, Ashlee Rynearson, Josie Price.
Matthew Roark & Jack Wilson rehearse with the
Junior Mixed District 2 Chorus, under the direction
of Dr. Michael Zemek at Augustana College on
November 9th. The Junior Mixed choir also included
SCHS students Naomi Downing and KJ Jezierski.
Stark County Junior
Payton Letkon
rehearses with the
Senior Chorus
The Senior
Chorus under
the direction of
Dr. John Hurty
from Augustana
included Stark
County Juniors
Victoria Harmon
and Payton
Letko
December
Sunday
Monday
1
2
Stark County Unit District #100 Calendar of Events
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
HS S/V Girls BB vs. United HS S/V Boys BB Home vs. HS S/V Girls BB Home vs.
@ Monmouth 6:00pm
Roanoke-Benson 6:00pm
West Prairie 6:00pm
HS S/JV Boys BB vs. BV @ JH Boys BB vs. Churchill @
Manlius 6:00pm
Galesburg 4:30pm
9
8
15
16
22
10
11
HS F/JV Girls A-B BB @
Canton 6:00pm
JH Boys BB Home vs. Lombard 5:30pm
Elementary Christmas
Program 3rd-5th grades
7:00pm
HS F/JV Boys A-B BB
Home vs. BV 6:00pm
JH Boys BB vs. Alwood @
Woodhull 5:30pm
Elementary Christmas Program K-2nd grades 7pm
HS S/V Girls BB vs. West
Central @ Biggsville 6pm
FFA Parliamentary CDE @
Orion 5:00pm
17
18
Thursday
Friday
6
5
Saturday
7
Manlius 11:00am
HS S Boys BB @ Galva
Tournament TBA (DEC.
7,9,11,12,14)
HS S/V Boys BB @ Henry
6:00pm
Stark Smart Dinner and
a Movie in Kewanee
3:15pm-7:00pm
HS S/V Girls BB Home vs.
Illini Bluffs 6:00pm
12
13
14
HS F/JV Girls A-B BB
Home vs. Geneseo
10:00am
Murder Mystery Dinner
Theatre 6:00pm
FFA State Agronomy &
Dairy Foods CDE @ U of
I 10:00am
19
20
BOE Meeting 7:00pm
JH (6:30pm) & HS (7:30pm) JH Boys BB @ Cambridge
HS F/JV Girls & Boys BB
Winter Concert @ HS
5:30pm
Home (Wyoming) vs.
Gym
Monmouth-Roseville 6pm
HS V Boys BB @ Colmone
Classic @ Spring Valley
TBA (Dec.16-21)
HS S/V Girls BB @ Roanoke 6pm
JH Boys BB H vs. Annawan 5:30pm
JH Boys BB Home vs.
Orion 6:00pm
HS Finals
End of 2nd Qtr.
HS F Boys BB @ Henry
HS S Girls BB Stark County
10:00am
Tournament TBA
HS S Girls BB Stark
HS Finals
County Tournament TBA
JH Boys BB @ Kewanee
10:00am
23
26
27
No School – Christmas
Break (Dec. 23- Jan. 6)
25
24
21
28
HS V Boys BB @ Warkins
Memorial Tournament @
Erie TBA
Erie TBA
HS V Girls BB @ Monticello
Holiday Tournament TBA
(Dec.26-28)
Erie TBA
CHRISTMAS BREAK • NO SCHOOL • (Dec. 23 - Jan. 6)
30
29
Erie TBA
31
January
Sunday
Monday
Stark County Unit District #100 Calendar of Events
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Thursday
Friday
3
2
HS S/V Girls BB @ Lewistown 6:00pm
Saturday
4
HS F/JV Boys BB A-JV @
Orion 11:000am
5
6
HS S/V Girls BB @
Princeville 6:00pm
JH Boys BB Home vs.
ROWVA 5:30pm
7
19
26
11
Report Cards
HS S/V Boys BB Home vs.
Unites 6:00pm
HS F Girls BB Stark County
Tournament 9:00am
Knoxville 6:00pm
JH Boys BB vs. Midland @
Sparland 10:00am
15
16
17
18
HS F/JV Girls BB @ Notre
Dame 6:00pm
HS F/JV Boys A-B BB @
Home vs. Hall 6:00pm
JH Boys BB @ Visitation
5:00pm
West Central 6:00pm
HS F/JV Girls & Boys BB vs.
Mercer County @ Toulon 10am
HS S/V Boys BB vs. Midland @ Varna 6:00pm
HS V Girls BB LTC Tourney @ Biggsville TBA
(Jan.18,20,22,23,25)
JH Girls BB Stark County
Tourney 9 am
JH Boys BB LTC Tourney Qtr.
Finals @ Annawan TBA
25
13
14
Annawan 6:00pm
JH Boys BB Home vs.
United 5:30pm
HS F/JV Girls A-B BB Home HS S/V Girls BB @ Galva
vs. Kewanee 6:00pm
6:00pm
HS S/V Boys BB @ Sciota JH Boys BB Home vs.
6:00pm
United 5:30pm
JH Girls BB @ Visitation
JH Boys BB @ Galva
5:30pm
5:30pm
20
21
No School
BOE Meeting 7:00pm
HS F/JV Boys A-B BB
Home vs. Farmington
6:00pm
JH Boys LTC Tournament
Semis 7th Grade @ Annawan TBA
27
HS F/JV Boys A-JV BB @
Wethersfield 6:00pm
HS F/S/V Girls BB vs.
Ridgewood @ Wodhull
4:15pm
9
SCHOOL
RESUMES
CHRISTMAS BREAK • NO SCHOOL
12
10
HS S/V Girls BB Home vs. HS F Girls A BB @ Oneida
Mercer County 6:00pm
6:00pm
JH Boys BB @ Wethersfield JH Boys BB @ Henry
5:30pm
6:00pm
8
22
23
24
Princeville 6:00pm
Geneseo 6:00am
Semis 8th Grade @ Annawan TBA
HS F/JV Boys A-B BB @
Knoxville 6:00pm
JH Girls BB vs. Mercer
County @ Joy 6:00pm
Finals @ Annawan TBA
HS S/V Boys BB vs. Mercer HS F Girls BB @ Kewanee
Tournament 9:00am
County @ Aledo 6:00pm
HS F/JV Boys A BB @
Princeville 11:00am
28
29
30
31
HS F/JV Girls A-B BB Home Sophomore Ring Meeting
10:00am
vs. IVC 6:00pm
HS S/V Boys BB @ AnWethersfield 6:00pm
nawan 6:00pm
JH 7th Grade Girls BB @
Galva 6:00pm
Kewanee 4:30pm
JH Girls BB Costa TournaJH 8th Grade Girls BB @
Home vs. Kewanee 6:00pm ment @ Galesburg TBA
(Jan. 31-Feb. 1)
enus
NOTE: All meals are served with 1% or fat free mil and dressings
SC ELEMENTARY
Monday, December 2
syrup, apricots, juice
Breakfast: Yogurt, graham snacks,
Lunch: Cowboy cavatina, tossed
whole grain cereal, mixed fruit,
salad w/romaine, green beans,
juice
pineapple
Lunch: Pork BBQ, whole grain bun,
Wednesday, December 11
sweet potatoes, baked beans,
Breakfast: Whole grain English
mixed fruit
muffin, egg patty, cheese slice,
Tuesday, December 3
mixed fruit, juice
Breakfast: Breakfast bagel, graham
Lunch: Whole grain corn dog,
snacks, peaches, juice
garden spinach salad, seasoned
peas, mixed fruit
Lunch: Multi-cheese pizza smart
bread, marinara sauce, garden
Thursday, December 12
spinach salad, fresh carrots,
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal,
peaches
donut, cinnamon applesauce, juice
Lunch: Ham, cheesy potatoes,
whole grain roll & jelly, fresh
whole grain cinnamon roll,
carrots, cinnamon applesauce,
pineapple, juice
pumpkin bar
Lunch: Turkey & cheese, whole
Friday, December 13
grain bun, romaine & tomato mix,
Breakfast: WG biscuit, sausage &
oven fries, pineapple
gravy, pears, juice
Lunch: Chicken quesadilla, salsa
Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, graham
& whole grain corn, tortilla chips,
snacks, pears, juice
refried beans, pears
Lunch: Country style beef patty,
Monday, December 16
mashed potatoes/gravy, steamed
broccoli/cheese, whole grain roll/ whole
grain honey bun, blueberries,
jelly, banana
juice
Friday, December 6
Lunch: Chicken Tetrazzi, tossed
Breakfast: Breakfast bites, syrup,
salad w/romaine, steamed
cinnamon applesauce, juice
carrots, whole grain bread sticks,
strawberries
Lunch: Beef taco, soft shell
tortilla, WG chips & salsa, romaine
Tuesday, December 17
& tomato mix, Mexican corn,
Breakfast: Pancake on a stick,
cinnamon applesauce
graham snacks, mixed fruit, juice
Monday, December 9
Lunch: Pork rib, whole grain bun,
tri tater, green beans, mixed fruit
whole grain muffin, peaches, juice
Lunch: Taco soup, whole grain
Breakfast:
Whole grain cereal,
corn tortilla chips, fresh broccoli,
cinnamon, tastries, pears, juice
snickerdoole, peaches
Lunch: Lasagna, garden spinach
salad, whole grain French garlic
Breakfast: WG French toast sticks,
bread stick, apple wedges
snacks, juice
Lunch: Turkey burger, whole grain
bun, sweet potato puffs, baked
beans, tropical fruit
Friday, December 21
Breakfast: WG Mini waffles, bacon,
syrup, peaches, juice
Lunch: Chicken teriyaki bites,
savory rice, fresh broccoli, whole
grain cinnamon roll, peaches
NO SCHOOL DEC. 23 – JAN. 6
Tuesday, January 7
Breakfast: WG cereal, bagel, cream
cheese, tropical fruit, juice
Lunch: Chicken wrap, romaine
& tomato mix, steamed carrots,
tropical fruit
Wednesday, January 8
Breakfast: WG pancakes, bacon,
syrup, pineapple, juice
Lunch: Spaghetti w/meat sauce,
garden spinach salad, apple
wedges
Thursday, January 9
snacks, pears, juice
Lunch: Taco salad, whole grain corn
tortilla chips & salsa, refried beans,
cinnamon puffs, pears
Friday, January 10
Breakfast: Breakfast bites, syrup,
orange, juice
Lunch: Chicken noodles, mashed
potatoes, green beans, orange
smiles
Monday, January 13
whole grain muffin, mixed fruit,
juice
Lunch: Bosco cheese stick,
marinara sauce, seasoned peas,
fresh baby carrots, mixed fruit
Tuesday, January 14
Breakfast: WG French toast, syrup,
pineapple, juice
Lunch: Hamburger, WG bun,
romaine & tomato, sweet potato
puffs, pineapple, rice krispy bar
Breakfast: Whole grain English
muffin, egg patty, cheese slice,
apple sauce, juice
Lunch: Chili, WG corn chips, celery
& cucumbers, cinnamon roll,
applesauce
Thursday, January 16
donut, peaches, juice
Lunch: Sliced ham, potato smiles,
baby carrots, green beans, biscuit
& jelly, peaches
Friday, January 17
gravy, peaches, juice
Lunch: WG chicken nuggets, corn,
fresh broccoli, strawberries &
bananas
Monday, January 20
NO SCHOOL – MARTIN LUTHER
KING JR. BIRTHDAY
Tuesday, January 21
Breakfast: WG pancake on a stick,
syrup, graham crackers, mixed
fruit, juice
Lunch: Hot ham & cheese, WG
bun, potato wedges, fresh broccoli,
fresh grapes
cinnamon tastries, pears, juice
Lunch: WG pizza, tossed salad w/
romaine, garlic bread stick, w/
marinara sauce, banana
crackers, banana, juice
Lunch: Italian pasta bake, green
pepper strips, fresh baby carrots,
applesauce, brownie
Friday, January 24
Breakfast: WG cereal, apple frudel,
peaches, juice
Lunch: Taco burger, WG bun,
romaine & tomato, refried beans,
peaches
Monday, January 27
Breakfast: Sunrise flatbread,
graham crackers, pears, juice
Lunch: Country style beef patty,
mashed potatoes & gravy, steamed
broccoli, pears
Tuesday, January 28
Breakfast: Cheddar cheese omelet,
WG toast, jelly, peaches, juice
Lunch: Pork BBQ, WG bun, sweet
potato puffs, baked beans, peaches
Breakfast: Breakfast quesadilla,
pineapple, juice
Lunch: Multi cheese pizza smart
bread, marinara sauce, garden
spinach salad, fresh carrots,
pineapple
Breakfast: WG cereal, WG honey
bun, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Turkey & cheese sub, WG
bun, romaine lettuce & tomato,
oven fries, mixed fruit
Friday, January 31
gravy, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Chili crispitoes, romaine
& tomato, Mexican corn, apple
wedges
SC High & JUNIOR HIGH
Monday, December 2
Breakfast: Yogurt, graham snacks, whole
grain cereal, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Pork BBQ, whole grain bun, sweet
potatoes, baked beans, mixed fruit, orange
(9-12)
Tuesday, December 3
Breakfast: Breakfast bagel, graham snacks,
peaches, juice
Lunch: Multi-cheese pizza smart bread,
marinara sauce, garden spinach salad, fresh
carrots, peaches, blueberries (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal, whole grain
cinnamon roll, pineapple, juice
Lunch: Turkey & cheese, whole grain bun,
romaine & tomato mix, oven fries, pineapple,
graham snack (9-12), apple (9-12)
Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, graham snacks,
pears, juice
Lunch: Country style beef patty, mashed
potatoes/gravy, steamed broccoli/cheese,
whole grain cinnamon roll, banana, pears
(9-12)
Friday, December 6
Breakfast: Breakfast bites, syrup, cinnamon
applesauce, juice
Lunch: Beef taco, soft shell tortilla, WG chips
& salsa, romaine & tomato mix, Mexican
corn, cinnamon applesauce, Whole grain
corn tortilla and salsa (9-12), pears (9-12)
Monday, December 9
muffin, peaches, juice
Lunch: Taco soup, whole grain corn tortilla
chips, fresh broccoli, snickerdoole, peaches,
apple (9-12)
Breakfast: WG French toast sticks, syrup,
pineapple, juice
Lunch: Cowboy cavatina, tossed salad w/
romaine, green beans, whole grain roll w/
jelly (9-12), orange (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain English muffin, egg
patty, cheese slice, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Whole grain corn dog, garden
spinach salad, seasoned peas, mixed fruit,
kiwi (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal, donut,
cinnamon applesauce, juice
Lunch: Ham, cheesy potatoes, whole
grain roll & jelly, fresh carrots, cinnamon
applesauce, pumpkin bar, orange (9-12)
Friday, December 13
Breakfast: WG biscuit, sausage & gravy,
pears, juice
Lunch: Chicken quesadilla, salsa & whole
grain corn, tortilla chips, refried beans,
pears, apple (9-12)
Monday, December 16
honey bun, apricots, juice
Lunch: Chicken Tetrazzi, tossed salad w/
romaine, steamed carrots, whole grain bread
sticks, strawberries, apricots (9-12)
Breakfast: Pancake on a stick, syrup, graham
snacks, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Pork rib, whole grain bun, tri tater,
green beans, mixed fruit, kiwi (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal, cinnamon,
tastries, pears, juice
Lunch: Lasagna, garden spinach salad,
whole grain French garlic bread stick, apple
wedges, pears (9-12)
blueberries, juice
Lunch: Turkey burger, whole grain
bun, sweet potato puffs, baked beans,
blueberries, whole grain chips (9-12),
mandarin oranges (9-12)
Friday, December 21
Breakfast: WG Mini waffles, bacon, syrup,
peaches, juice
Lunch: Chicken teriyaki bites, savory rice,
fresh broccoli, whole grain cinnamon roll,
peaches, apple (9-12)
NO SCHOOL DEC. 23 – JAN. 6
Tuesday, January 7
Breakfast: WG cereal, bagel, cream cheese,
tropical fruit, juice
Lunch: Chicken wrap, romaine & tomato
mix, Spanish rice, steamed carrots, tropical
fruit, blueberries (9-12)
Breakfast: WG pancakes, bacon, syrup,
pineapple, juice
Lunch: Spaghetti w/meat sauce, garden
spinach salad, seasoned peas (9-12), French
garlic stick, apple, pineapple (9-12)
Thursday, January 9
pears, juice
Lunch: Taco salad, whole grain corn tortilla
chips & salsa, refried beans, cinnamon puffs,
pears, orange (9-12)
Friday, January 10
Breakfast: Breakfast bites, syrup, orange,
juice
Lunch: Chicken noodles, mashed potatoes,
green beans, WG roll & jelly (9-12), orange
wedges, peaches (9-12)
Monday, January 13
muffin, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Bosco cheese stick, marinara sauce,
seasoned peas, fresh baby carrots, apple
wedges, mixed fruit (9-12)
Tuesday, January 14
Breakfast: WG French toast, syrup,
pineapple, juice
Lunch: Hamburger, WG bun, romaine &
tomato, sweet potato puffs, pineapple, rice
krispy bar, pear (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain English muffin, egg
patty, cheese slice, apple sauce, juice
Lunch: Chili, WG corn chips, celery &
cucumbers, cinnamon roll, orange smiles,
applesauce (9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal, donut,
peaches, juice
Lunch: Sliced ham, potato smiles, baby
carrots, green beans, biscuit & jelly, kiwi,
peaches (9-12)
Friday, January 17
pears, juice
Lunch: WG chicken nuggets, corn, fresh
broccoli, WG roll & jelly (9-12), strawberries
& bananas, blueberries (9-12)
Monday, January 20
NO SCHOOL – MARTIN LUTHER KING
JR. BIRTHDAY
Tuesday, January 21
Breakfast: WG pancake on a stick, syrup,
graham crackers, mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Hot ham & cheese, WG bun, potato
wedges, steamed broccoli, fresh grapes,
mixed fruit (9-12), chocolate chip cookie
(9-12)
Breakfast: Whole grain cereal, cinnamon
tastries, pears, juice
Lunch: WG pizza, tossed salad w/romaine,
garlic bread stick, w/marinara sauce,
banana, pears (9-12)
Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, graham crackers,
blueberries, juice
Lunch: Italian pasta bake, green pepper
strips, fresh baby carrots, WG roll & jelly,
applesauce, brownie, blueberries (9-12)
Friday, January 24
Breakfast: WG cereal, apple frudel, peaches,
juice
Lunch: Taco burger, WG bun, romaine &
tomato, refried beans, WG tortilla chips (912), peaches, apple (9-12)
Monday, January 27
Breakfast: Sunrise flatbread, graham
crackers, pears, juice
Lunch: Country style beef patty, mashed
potatoes & gravy, steamed broccoli, WG roll
& jelly, pears, orange (9-12)
Tuesday, January 28
Breakfast: Cheddar cheese omelet, WG
toast, jelly, peaches, juice
Lunch: Pork BBQ, WG bun, sweet potato
puffs, baked beans, peaches, pear (9-12)
Breakfast: Breakfast quesadilla, pineapple,
juice
Lunch: Multi cheese pizza smart bread,
marinara sauce, garden spinach salad, fresh
carrots, strawberries, pineapple (9-12)
Breakfast: WG cereal, WG honey bun, mixed
fruit, juice
Lunch: Turkey & cheese sub, WG bun,
romaine lettuce & tomato, oven fries, mixed
fruit, kiwi (9-12), graham snack (9-12)
Friday, January 31
mixed fruit, juice
Lunch: Chili crispitoes, romaine & tomato,
Mexican corn, WG chips & salsa (9-12),
apple, pineapple (9-12)
The First Graders in Mrs. Gilles' class completed "How-To" writings titled
"How To Cook A Turkey!" Happy Thanksgiving to all!!
How To Cook A Turkey by Lauren Best
First, go to the store and get a turkey. Next, get a rectangular pan and put the
turkey in the pan. Then, cook it at 40 degrees for 20 minutes. Last, we eat the
turkey.
How To Cook A Turkey by Cole Kinsella
First, you trap it with a trap. Next, you pull the feathers out. Then, cook it for
20 degrees for 2 minutes. Last, then eat.
How To Cook A Turkey by Jimmy Langdon
First, I went to the store and got a turkey. Next, I put it in the oven for 20
degrees for 5 days. Then, I take it out of the oven. Last, I share the food with my
family.
How To Cook A Turkey by Corbin Williams
First, I get my bow and arrow. Next, I find a turkey. Then, I shoot the turkey.
Then, I cook it for 30 hours. Last, I set the table for Thanksgiving.
Giving thanks at the elementary school library
By Mary Beth Kelly
It is time to give
thanks and at the elementary school library
we are thankful for books
and reading! So much has
been happening and the
students have been very
busy reading and doing
activities.
October was a busy
month and the K-2nd
grade students enjoyed
reading Clifford the Fire-
house Dog by Norman
Bridwell during Fire Safety Week.
To discuss bully-prevention the Kindergarten
students read The Little
Engine that Could by
Watty Piper and we made
our own train. On each
train car students wrote
down what they COULD
do to be a friend instead
of being a bully. The 1st3rd grade students read
Stark County
Elementary 1st Quarter
Honor Roll 2013-2014
Principal’s Award:
Nicole Bennett
Olivia Bessler
Sarah Fairfield
Marley Hillan
Olivia Hopp
Kylie Salisbury
Trinity Shimmin
Highest Honors
Caden Daum
Mia Happ
Joshua Kraklow
Caley Martin
Riley Menssen
Emily Sulaski
Jade Webster
High Honors:
Hailey Gurnsey
Chris Morrow
Raiden Porter
Karsyn Rewerts
Honors:
Lena Becker
Kelsey Berchtold
Brett Browning
Shai Draminski
Brenden Gibler
Keegan Harmon
Matthew McCauley
Kaytlin Pearl
Laila Vaughn
A Bully Free School by
Pamela Hall and made a
chart listing things that
students and others could
do to prevent bullying in
our schools. The 4th and
5th grade students read
Bully by Patricia Polocca.
We discussed the problems addressed in the
book and how they were
handled. Then we made
a chart and answered
the question “What
Would You Do?”
The K-2nd
grade students
read Bats in the
Library by Brian
Lies and each student made their own
bat to help decorate the
hall. For Halloween they
read The Biggest Pumpkin Ever by Steven Kroll.
We talked about what
happened at the beginning, middle and end of
the story and students
used the pieces of a construction paper candy
corn to show the sequence of the story.
To help celebrate Veterans Day we read H is
for Hero by Devin Scillian
and Hero Dad by Melinda Hardin. Kindergarten
students made a picture
to thank our veterans for
their service and 1st and
2nd grade students used
each letter in the word
veteran to write a word
that describes what a veteran does. We were proud
to give these to our visiti n g
veterans
during the elementary school
assembly.
The K-2nd grade
students read Bear has
a Story to Tell by Phillip
C. Stead and Every Autumn Comes the Bear by
Jim Arnosky. We learned
about the building blocks
of a story with these two
stories by discussing and
writing about the main
characters, setting, and
the problem, action and
outcome. We also read
While the World is Sleeping by Pamela Duncan
Edwards and Pumpkins
by Mary Lyn Ray.
To celebrate Thanksgiving we read Thanksgiving by Miriam Nerlove
and The Berenstain Bears
Thanksgiving Blessings
by Mike Berenstain. Students drew their Thanksgiving feast on a plate and
labeled it.
The 3rd graders read
and finished Sadie and
Ratz by Sonya Hartnett. Before reading
the book they wrote
what their prediction of the book
would be. It
is fun to read
them after we
have completed
the book, share them
with the class, and add
them to our binder of
book predictions. Sadie
and Ratz are Hannah’s
imaginary friends. The
students made up their
own imaginary friends,
wrote about them and
drew a picture. One student from each class was
selected to read their
description over morning announcements. The
next book the 3rd grade
has begun reading is
When Santa Fell to Earth
by Cornelia Funke. We
have many fun Christmas
activities planned to go
along with this book.
The 4th grade classes
read and have finished
Detective Bigfoot by Renee Wallace. They are
working on group projects to tell us why or why
not they believe Bigfoot
is real. They will present
their project as a news
report that I will film and
will have them up to view
on my library web site
which is http://scelementarylibrary.pbworks.com
or just click on my name
in the staff directory on
the SCES web site.
Or 5th grade students
have been reading The
Fairy Ring or How Elsie
and Frances Fooled the
World by Mary Losure. It
is a true story about how
two young girls helped
convince some very important people that fairies were real. After reading the description in the
book of the fairies and
little green men, students
drew their own interpretation of these creatures.
We also made a chart of
how the girls felt during
different situations in the
book and how those who
were fooled felt.
Hopefully
Thanksgiving break will allow
you some time to enjoy a
story with your child and
maybe even feast your
eyes on a good book!
Mallery Pearson
Makenzie Snyder
Faith Vaughn
Ashleigh Williams
Sydney Wisnefski
Emily Fairfield
Faust Faubel
Drew Ford
Ana Joos
Jakob Kieser
Sydney Kunzle
Makayla Morales
Sarah Pike
Trevor Shimmin
Dallas Theobald
Taytum Tyree
2013-2014 Stark County
High
High School 1st Quarter Stark County Junior
Honor Roll – 1st Quarter
Principal’s List – 4.00 West.
GPA
Juniors – Colyn DaiSeniors – Ryne Daum, ley, Jacob Goodman,
Jacob Foster, Elizabeth Victoria Harmon, Logan
Hippen, Blaze Porter, Hollis, Samantha Kieser,
Tiffany Shults, Cole Van- Payton Letko, Jenna RainDaele, Rachel Wilson.
eri, Blake Ryan, Taylor
VanWassenhove.
Juniors – Kara Downing, Paige Gerard, Heather
Sophomores – Keith
Kieser, Maranda Magnus- Ehnle, Bailey Herridge,
sen, Michael Schott.
Payton Hufnagel, Grace
Park, Lucas Wisnefski.
Sophomores – Tasjianna Bachman, Dylan
Freshmen – Matthew
Ford, Chase Johnston, Bowen, Remy Dabbs,
McCauley Johnston, Ja- Jenna Ehnle, Brianna
mie Joos, Sage Pearson, Endress, Tyler Hahn,
Ethan Scholl, Joel Stahl, Dalton Hancher, Teresa
Trace Tuthill, Luke Wil- Heuermann, KJ Jezierski,
son.
Seth King, Grace Klooster, Bryce Knowles, BriFreshmen – Yosita ana Meinders, Courtney
Beamer, Jared Code, Ouart, Jacob Painter, Lily
McKinna Molln, James Sauer, Jordan Sparks.
Plotner, Laura Rouse,
Hannah Rumbold, ElizaHonors – 3.25-3.64
beth West.
GPA
High Honors – 3.65Seniors
- JoAnna
3.99 GPA
Adams, Jake Berchtold,
Shelby Carter,
Taylor
Seniors – Kyle Gehrt, Ehnle, Clayton Kieser,
Gabe Hovendon, Adria Miranda
Kiesewetter,
Illa Romani, Joseph Kelly, Austin King, Alysa Kohler,
Meghan King, Jade Molln, Brandi McGava, Brendan
Madisyn Paxson, Shawn Mummert, Ashley PhilPerry, Jacob Price, Shelby lips, Jacob Prindiville,
Raineri, Landon Reeves, Jordan Rumbold, Colton
Nate Schupbach, Cole Senders, Anna Steelman,
VanWassenhove, Victoria Chad Stocking, Brandon
Talbot, Kaitlynn Tyree,
Taylor Winston.
Juniors –Clair Becket, Molly Carlton, Dylan
Carter, Madelyn Cozad, Tyler Dorsey, Jared
Dougherty, Brody Elliott, Nicholas Hancher,
Bryanna Hewitt, Thorin
Hicks, Kendra Hockett,
Evan Ingels, Noah Royer,
Emily Swearingen, Daniel Young.
Sophomores – Samantha Adams, Chadd
Boland, Clark Brown,
Caleb Clancy, Stephanie Cook, Jessica Heuermann, Kayla Hockett,
Soren Jakobsen, Caitlyn
Lacy, Sydney Pearson, Nicole Wagenbach.
Freshmen – Wendy
Adams, Hannah Brewster,
Megan Brown, Macaila
Cole, Mikeala DeWolfe,
Skylar Fletcher-Adams,
John Groter, Jeanna Kieser, James King, Logan
Knobloch, Bailey Longman, Natasha Mueller,
Zade Musselman, Bailey
Real, Todd Reay, Kaley
Rouse, Brock Stotler,
Paige Swearingen, Emily
Thomsen, Brienna Traver, David Winter, Michael
Zavala.
HIGH HONORS – All A’s
6th grade:
Caleb Raineri
Brooke Montgomery
7th grade:
Patrick Crowley
Braden Ely
Daphne Plotner
Jack Wilson 8th grade: Miranda Bessler
Alli Dennison
Camille Gaspard
Grace Hicks
Troy Hippen
Eric Meaker
Brooke Rennick
Matthew Roark
Cade Tuthill
Mckenzie Wages
Drew Wells
HONORS – All A’s / 1 B
6th grade:
Elena Haffner
Layne Sauer
7th grade:
Kylee Davis
Brianna Gehrig
8th grade:
Mitchell Herridge
Mitchell Martin
Katie McCauley
Jacob Orrick
HONOR ROLL – B Average
6th grade:
Leah Bantz
Noah Beamer
Ryan Bogner
Katrina Demetreon
Hunter Donovan
Gage Foglesonger
Donovan Ford
Olivia Frail
Drake Johnston
Lauren Jones
Lyla Longabough
Schuyler Melton
Kane Newton
Amanda Perry
Josie Price
Christopher Roark
Robert Robinson
Jared Rouse
Ashlee Rynearson
Trevor Street
Joseph Wells
8th grade:
Matthew Baumgardner
Blue Breese
Quinlan Breese
Mackenzie Brown
Sydney Demetreon
Abby Dennison
Tori Donovan
7th grade:
Heaven Bays
Brandon Bennett
Payton Browning
John Carroll
MacKenzi Chizmar
Riley Down
Chris Dyken
Dawson Dyken
Faith Elsasser
McKenzie Evans
Cameron Fandel
Allison Gosnell
Heather Hamilton
Heather Heuermann
Emma Kraft
Tori Lomelino
Jordyn Meinders
Priyana Patel
Grace Rumbold
Treyton Scholl
Faith Sparks
Alayna Steward
Emma Webster

December 2013 - Stark County School District

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