ESKO FUN DAY - Esko Public Schools

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Esko’s Corner
Non-profit Org.
U.S. Permit PAID
Permit No. 11
Esko,
MN 55733
CAR-RT SORT
POSTAL CUSTOMER
ESKO, MN 55733
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
Esko Community Education
Box 10, Esko, MN 55733
Connecting School and Community
Esko Public School District #99
Volume 18 Issue 1
August/September 2013
You’re invited to…
Date:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 6
Time:
5:30 – 7:30 pm
Location: Esko School Playground
Event Specifics: SAFETY NIGHT!
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Esko Firefighters
Local Law Enforcement
Fun Demonstrations!
Food - B & B Wagon
• Bike Rodeo & Repair –
BRING YOUR BIKES!!
• Outdoor Safety
• Child Identification Kits
New this year! - Boot Hockey Game - 6:00 in the basketball courts by the Playground.
Bring your own Boot Hockey stick and be ready for some fun! Sponsored by the Esko Youth Hockey Association
National Night Out is an annual event designed to strengthen our communities by encouraging
Questions?
Contact
Esko
Community
Education
neighborhoods
to engage
in stronger
relationships
with each
other and at
with879-4038
their local law
enforcement partners. The goal is to heighten crime-prevention awareness, build support and
participation in local anti-crime programs, and most importantly, send a message that our
neighborhoods are organized and fighting back. It’s also the perfect opportunity to get to know your
neighbors even better. See you there. For more information visit nationalnightout.org
Esko Schools Open House
Thursday, August
29thContact Community Education
Questions?
at 879-4038
6:00 – 7:30 pm
• Meet Teachers and See Classrooms (bring your
school supplies)
• Visit the Cafeteria and pre-pay for your child’s
lunches/breakfasts
• Register for Community Education Classes and
Meet the Community Education Staff
• Visit the School Readiness Preschool /Early Childhood Area and Sign up for ECFE
• Check out the Eskomo P.I.E. booth (Partners in
Education, Elementary Parent Group)
• Register for Cool Kids and Meet the Staff
• Sign up for Instant Alert
All pre-kindergarten – 12th grade students are welcome!
ESKO FUN DAY
Sponsored by Esko Lion’s Club & Esko Community Education
Activities for the whole family!
Saturday, August 10th
AUGUST 11, 2012
Mark your calendars and plan to attend a fun day of activities!
 Parade
 Music
 Burkholder 5K Walk/Run
 Climbing Wall & Games
 Lion’s Barbecue
 Duck
See
pageRace
2 for Esko Fun Day schedule of events!
 Craft Fair - Homemade Craft Vendors WANTED
 Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
Esko Fun Day Events
Esko’s Fun Day
Events!
Saturday, August 10
9:00 am
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August 10, 2013
Race registration and starting line
will be located behind school by the playground.
Esko High School Football Field
Kids’ Race 8:45am
5K 9:00am
$20/individual
$50/family
Race day registration
Individual $25
Family $60
Annual Burkholder Run/Walk
Field Behind the School
11:30 am
Parade w/contest, prizes, and…
11:00 line‐up at St. Matthew’s
12– 4 pm
Barbecue
Northridge Park – Served by and proceeds
go to St. Matthew’s Youth Group
12 pm
Medallion Hunt – Cash Prize!
Clues posted at Northridge Park
12-4 pm
CRAFT BOOTHS/VENDORS
Northridge Park
12:00 pm
Dance Performance
Northridge Park
12:30 – 4 pm
Games for All Ages
Northridge Park
Whiffle Ball! Ladder Ball! Bean Bags! Climbing Wall!
Bouncy House! Face Painting! And more!
12:30 pm
Live Music – “Emma & The Neighbors”
Northridge Park
1:30 pm
Duck Races
River at Northridge Park
7:00 pm
Family Movie Showing
Esko School Theater
Sponsored by Esko’s Lion Club and Esko Community Education Advisory Council
Proceeds of these activities will go toward community & school activities & scholarships.
Race applications available at Esko Fitness Center, Eskomo Pies or Esko Self Serve
218-355-8466
Matching funds provided by Thrivent
ESKO FUN DAY
PARADE!
Parade Entry Contest Registration Form
Name of group or organization: ___________________________
KRISTIN BURKHOLDER 5K WALK/ RUN
Type of Entry _________________________________________
Contact Person ________________________________________
Pre Race Spaghetti Feed
and Registration
At Northwood UMC
Phone #s ____________________/________________________
Pre Race Spaghetti Feed
and
Registration
At Northwood UMC
3rd Annual
Pre-Race
**Parade entries will be judged by the following categories:
Creativity, Originality and Esko Spirit!
Mail registration to: Mary Ann and Dick Duzan
182 Harney Rd. E., Esko, MN 55733
Spaghetti Feed
Friday, August 9
4 – 7 PM
Includes salad, bread, dessert and a beverage
at Northwood United Methodist Church
62 West Highway 61 Esko, MN
Adults $8.00 12 years and under $5.00
Take outs available
( Also . . . ticket pre-sales available at Esko Self Serve )
NEW THIS YEAR
. . . - Esko’s Corner; Statement of Frequency - Monthly (10 months)
Publication
Title
Live music by and
Authorized Organization: Esko Community Education,
pre race pick ups
P.O. Box 10, 2 East Highway 61, Esko, MN 55733
Issue Number - On Front Cover
Articles and submissions may be sent to the Esko Community Ed. office or e-mailed to cwalther@
esko.k12.mn.us. The deadline is the 8th of every month for the next month’s issue. Articles may be
edited for space and content. If you have questions, please call the Esko Community Education office
at 879-4038. Visit the School Website: www.esko.k12.mn.us
2 - Esko’s Corner - August/September 2013
Events & Notices
♦ Census
Please help us keep our school census
accurate. If you are new in the
area or have recently had a child please contact 879-4038 to have your
children be put on our age 0-4 census.
Thank you!
Happenings Books
Happenings Book 2014 is on sale
now. This NEW addition features
both Twin Ports and Twin Cities coupons and sells for the same low price
of $30.00. You get twice as many
coupons for the same price. Buy
♦ Esko Boy Scout Troop 152 would your book from the high school or ellike to thank everyone for their support ementary offices, any NHS member,
at our annual pancake breakfast held or call 879-4673, ext. 140. Enjoy!
at Eskomo Pizza Pies. We want to
express a special note of appreciation
to Mr. Pete Radosevich for his
generosity and support for Scouting.
Kindercamp Summer Workshop
for 2013-2014 Kindergartners
August 5-7
8:00 – 11:00 am
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Workshop is FREE for kindergartners
Transportation is NOT provided
TO REGISTER: Contact Kari Knutson at 879-6445
Kindercamp BBQ
Wednesday, August 7
5:00 – 6:00 pm
If Rain –the BBQ will be inside the school
Crafters/Vendors wanted for the
Esko Craft Fair and Chili Cook-off
Sponsored by the Esko Lion’s Club and Esko Community Education
PLEASE SAVE THE DATE!
When:
Sat. November 9, 2013
Where:
Esko School Cafeteria
(With the holidays around the corner what a great way to sell your items!)
Set-up will begin at 8 am.
Craft Fair will be open from: 9am-2pm
Cost: $20 per booth section
(100% of the booth fees collected will be given back to various needs
throughout the community)
FREE ENTRANCE TO THE PUBLIC FOR SHOPPING!
To register your booth and obtain list of rules, call or e-mail
Steve, Esko Lion’s Club President at : 879-0274/[email protected]
Christina, Esko Community Education Director at: 879-4038/cwalther@
esko.k12.mn.us
Deadline for Craft Fair applications is October 9. Sorry, we cannot have
duplicate consultants, we will accept on a first come, first serve basis.
Attention Esko Community:
Interested in entering your chili into the Esko Chili Cook off
Contest??? It will be sponsored by the Esko Lion’s
Club. Local Judges will judge each chili. First, Second, and Third place prizes will be awarded. This event
will take place during the craft fair on Sat., November
9, 2013. Watch for rules and further information on
how to register in the next Esko Corner.
Fall Rummage Sales
September 13 & 14
Mail form below and payment to:
Esko Community Education
PO Box 10, Esko, MN 55733
by September 10 to put your address on the map.
Esko Fall Rummage Sales
Name__________________________________________________
Address________________________________________________
Phone #s_______________________/________________________
$3.00 for address on map.
Please circle one: Friday only
Saturday only
Both days
Total enclosed $_____________ (NO REFUNDS)
Please make check payable to: Esko Community Education and mail
to: PO Box 10, Esko, MN 55733 by September 10th.
Featuring...
Esko is Teaming Up for St. Jude!
Esko High School Class of 2014
Community Clean-Up
Wednesday, October 16, at 8:30 am
(Make-up day will be October 25.)
It’s time again for the Esko High School Class of 2014 to do their annual
volunteer service project. They will be performing community projects
such as raking leaves, picking up garbage, or any other fall cleaning
services. If you are interested in having this done at your home, please
fill out the information below, cut out this ad, and send it to or drop it
off at the high school office by October 11. If you have any questions
related to the senior community project, please call.
Esko High School
2 East Highway 61, P.O. Box 10
Attn: Mrs. D. Ellefson
Esko, MN 55733
or call 218-879-4673 ext. #144
If you’d like to be put on the list, please fill out the following
information:
As we get ready for another school
year, we are planning a fun and exciting way to raise money for an amazing cause. As members of Esko High
School, we will be hosting our 5th
Annual St. Jude Rally to raise funds
and awareness for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Over the
past four years, the Esko Community
has helped raise more than $62,000
for St. Jude Families, and we have
consistently been ranked one of the
top five fundraising schools in the
nation.
Since opening more than 50
years ago, St. Jude Children’s Re-
search Hospital has changed the way
the world treats childhood cancer
and other life-threatening diseases.
No family ever pays St. Jude for the
care their child receives, and one
child saved at St. Jude, means thousands of children saved worldwide.
Our St. Jude Rally includes
all ages from Pre-K through 12th
grade and will be happening on
October 11, 2013. Please be on the
lookout for more information about
the St. Jude Rally and thank you for
your continued support.
-The Esko High School St. Jude Executive Board
Name:_______________________________________________
TOWN OF THOMSON NOTICE
Address:_____________________________________________
ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Phone#:______________________________________________
Work Needed:
Tuesday, August 20, 2013, 6:30 pm
The Adjourned Annual Meeting of the Town of Thomson will be held
in the Town Board Room at the Thomson Town Hall
25 E. Harney Road, Esko
The 2014 tax levy which was approved at the March 2013 Annual Meeting
will be reviewed.
Rhonda Peleski, Clerk/Treasurer
Town of Thomson
Does your child have health insurance?
If not, help may be available.
Minnesota Health Care Programs have free and low-cost health insurance for children and families who qualify. (Medical Assistance
has no monthly premium. MinnesotaCare has a monthly premium
based on household income.)
Minnesota Health Care Programs
Public school districts and charter schools are required by
Minnesota Statutes section 256.962 to annually notify their
families about Minnesota Health Care Programs that are
available based on household income. Schools may choose
to include this notification in their annual packet with the
Application for Educational Benefits.
Your child may qualify if your household income is below:
Income is one factor for qualifying. Other rules and limits apply.
For more information, call your county office or visit www.dhs.
state.mn.us/healthcare. The income limits above are valid until
June 30, 2014.
To get a Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) application:
Health Reminders!!
Attention parents of all Kindergarten and 7th graders!! Please be reminded that all Kindergarten and 7th graders are due for Immunizations boosters. This usually includes a TDAP and a second chicken
pox booster. These are required by the State for attendance at school.
Please bring all forms to open house or mail/ fax to the school. Open
House is another opportunity to have families bring any allergy or
medical concerns to the nurse’s office. We will have you fill out an
action plan to have ready for the school year. Thanks and see you at
school!!!
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Print one from www.dhs.state.mn.us/healthcare
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Call 877-KIDS-NOW toll free
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Call Carlton County Human Services at 218-879-4511
Community Churches
Northwood United
Methodist Church
62 West Highway 61 Esko, MN 879-0233
Pastor: Gary Gottfried 218.464.1636
[email protected]
http://sites.google.com/a/wildblue.net/northwoodumc-eskom/
also facebook at Northwood United Methodist Church Esko MN
Join us for:
Sunday Worship at 9:00 – 10:00
Fellowship 10:00 – 10:30
Sunday School for all ages 10:30 – 11:30
Fun, Food, Fellowship and Faith in Action
The Small Church with a Big Heart
Extreme Adventure.
Extreme Fun.
Jesus Every Day.
The VBS Knot2B4GOTN.
There’s a place for and you!
August 12 – August 15
9 am – 12 pm
Wednesday Family Fun Night 5-7 pm
Children
ages preschool – 6th Grade
St. Matthew’sFor
Lutheran
Church
Esko Apostolic Lutheran Church
Invite a friend!
Worship Schedule
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
4 Elizabeth Ave
Esko MN 55733
879-3510
Sundays - August
9:30 am
Worship Service – All Ages
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
“A family of believers grounded in, growing in and
reaching out in Christ.”
Pastors Jeffrey Walther and Tom Brinkley
4 Elizabeth Avenue, Esko, MN
879-3510
[email protected]
Sundays (Fall Schedule begins September 8th)
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:30 am
10:45 am
Coffee & Fellowship
Sunday School (September 8th: Rally Day:
*(3rd Sunday - Holy Communion)
Registration, Music, Singing, meet the teachers, fellowship for all ages!
Sunday, August 11th Worship in Northridge Park at 10 am
Potluck after worship.
August 12-15th VBS 9 am - 12 pm
Wednesday Family Fun Night 5-7 pm
Sunday, September 8th 10:30 am
Coffee & Fellowship
*(3rd Sunday - Holy Communion)
St. Matthew’s Fall Kickoff Rally Day
Worship Services at 8:00 and 10:30 Sunday mornings
Sunday, September 8th at 9:15 am
Sunday School & Christian Education Hour begin
Sunday School - preschool - 6th grade
Jr. High Bible Study - 7 & 8th grade
Adult Bible Study/ Parent Bible Study
Sunday, September 8th Sunday Nights-Senior High Youth Group Grades 9-12
Wednesday, September 25 Confirmation Classes for 7th & 8th grade -after school
Little Eskomos Lutheran Preschool has
openings in our Tuesday/Thursday AM
class. Please call 879-3510 for more
information.
Wednesday Nights (Beginning September 11th)
6:30 pm
Adult Bible Study / Senior Youth
(9th-12th Grade)
7:30 pm
Choir
Wednesday, October 2nd – Family Night begins!
9:30 am
Ladies Bible Study
5:45 pm
Dinner
6:30 pm
Activities for all ages…
Kids for Jesus (Pre-School-2nd Grade)
Investigation Creation (3rd-5th Grade)
Jr. Youth (6th-8th Grade)
Sr. Youth (9th-12th Grade)
Adult Bible Study
† Check out our Church website at
www.eskoapostolic.org.
Please Come and Join Us.
Pastor Bruce Bergstedt
Pastor Nathan Juntunen
Apostolic Lutheran Church
25 Church Road, Esko, MN 55733
(218-879-3882)
Eskomo Sports & Activities
*** IMPORTANT DATE TO REMEMBER***
MANDATORY ALL SPORT MEETING
Parents and Guardians: Please mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 7, 2013. This is an important meeting that all student-athletes
grades 7-12 and their parents need to attend. During the meeting, we will be discussing school and athletic policies, collecting eligibility paperwork and conducting break-out sessions with coaches.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
6:00pm – 7: 00 pm – Grades 7-9
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Grades 10-12
The meeting will be held at the school cafeteria. All athletes need to attend as part of their eligibility requirement.
All required forms can be picked up and turned in that night.
*** PHYSICALS DUE ***
All student athletes are required to have a current physical on file in the EHS Activities Office. Physicals are good for three years from the date
of completion. Please utilize the coming months to schedule a complete physical with your family doctor. Physician signatures are required
on the completed physical form. Blank physical forms can be picked up in the High School Office, Activities Office or printed offline from the
Esko school website under the Athletics tab. Please be aware that current physicals are required for all athletes in order for them to be eligible.
This is especially important for 7th graders entering the high school system and 10th graders who may have a physical expiring.
Please call Julie at 879-4673, ext. 629 if you have any questions or would like to check on the status of your students physical.
Homecoming 2013
Activities Fee Schedule 2013-2014
Category I Activities:
Fee charged, MSHSL sponsored competition and eligibility. $140
Esko Hosted Activities: Baseball
Softball
Basketball
X Country Running
Track
Soccer (Girls)
Volleyball
Football
Cooperative Hosted Activites:
Esko is a member of a cooperative agreement to host various activities. The host school (Cloquet)
establishes the fee for the following cooperatively sponsored activities.
Hockey (Boys & Girls)
Swimming (Boys & Girls)
Slalom Skiing
Golf (Boys & Girls)
Wrestling
Tennis
X Country Skiing (Nordic) Soccer (Boys)
Category II Activities:
Fee charged, MSHSL eligibility followed for participation. $70
Jr. High Sports
One Act Play
Knowledge Bowl
Speech
Math League
Friday, September 27
The senior class and advisors Deb Ellefson and Gavin Johnson
have planned a homecoming that will bring
fun to the entire community.
Homecoming will be the week of September 23-27
with the game Friday, September 27.
Look to the school website for Homecoming events and activities.
PARENTS of 7th Graders
Although each Esko High School Teacher requires somewhat
different supplies for class (information will be distributed in
course syllabi), below is a basic list of general 7th grade course
supplies:
Category III Activities:
Fee charged, MSHSL eligibility followed for participation: $70
Cheerleading
Jr. High Knowledge Bowl
Dance Line
Jr. High Math League
Fall Play
No Fee Activities:
MSHSL eligibility followed for participation.
Concert Band
Jazz Band
Peer Helper
Concert Choir
Swing Choir Student Government
Musician, stage crew, techs for fall/one act plays
Sports Manager/Statisticians
Students qualifying for free or reduced lunch will pay a reduced activity
fee.
STUDENT MAXIMUM FEES:
Sr. High Activities $280
Jr. High Activities $180
(Cooperative fees paid to other schools will NOT count towards student
maximums).
1. Participation fees must be paid prior to participation in all activities.
2. Participation fees are refunded only if the individual does not make
the team or quits before the first contest of the season. A refund form
needs to be picked up in the Activities Office and signed by the coach.
Refunds will be issued by the District Office and sent to the student’s
home. No cash refunds will be given.
3. If a student qualifies for free lunch, the participation fee will be
waived and if he/she qualifies for reduced lunch the fee will be 1/2 the
amount.
7th Grade Supply List
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One notebook for each subject area
A “Trapper Keeper” or another folder system to organize 7 periods of
course work
Pens and Pencils
Scientific Calculator---TI 34 II (For sale during the first week in math
for $25)
Geometric Template (For sale during the first week in math for $5)
School planners are free and required—Replacements are $2
A change of clothes & shoes with non-marking soles for physical
education (locks are provided)
3 x 5 note cards
One box of markers (for projects)
Art supply fee of $25 paid during
the art exploration course
BACK TO SCHOOL DANCE
GRADES 7-12
Esko High School Field
Friday, August 30, 2013
7:00 – 10:00 pm
$5.00
Music by: Kenny B. Productions
Sponsored By Esko KIDS PLUS
School Info
August
6
20
26
27-29
29
Esko School Calendar 2013-2014
Board Meeting
Board Meeting
New Teacher Inservice
Teacher Inservice
Open House
September
2
Labor Day
3
First Day for Students
10
Board Meeting
24
Board Meeting
October
8
Board Meeting
10
H.S. Conferences
17 & 18 EM Convention –
No School
22
Board Meeting
30
3-Hour Early Release
November
1
End of Quarter
11
Veteran’s Day
12 & 14 H.S. and Elementary
Conferences
28 & 29 No School
27
3-Hour Early Release
December
10
Board Meeting
20
3 Hour Early Release
23-Jan 1 Winter Break
January
1
New Years Day
Winter Break
No School
7
Board Meeting
17
End of Semester
20
MLK Day
Inservice No School
21
Board Meeting
February
11 & 13 Elementary
Conferences
17
No School
25
Board Meeting
March
5
11
21
24-28
April
3
8
18
21
22
H.S.Conferences
Board Meeting
No School
Inservice – No School
Board Meeting
May
13
26
27
29
30
Board Meeting
Memorial Day
Board Meeting
Last Day for Seniors
Graduation
June
5
6
10
24
Last Day for Students
Inservice
Board Meeting
Board Meeting
Board Meeting
End of Quarter
Spring Break
Esko School Readiness Class Information 2013-2014
We are very excited to start the new school year with you and your child. The
following are some FYI’s before classes start.
Open House: August 29th from 6-7:30
This will be a great time to meet staff and have a look around our room.
We will have a scavenger hunt and a few crafts. Please bring your supplies
(except folder and backpack), 3x5 or 4x6 family photo and all paperwork
completed (you will receive this in the mail in August). If you are unable to
attend, please bring these with items with you when you drop off your child
on the first day of school or drop it off at the Community Education Office
after September 6th.
Supplies
All children will need the following items labeled with their first and last
name:
3 ring binder (2-inch or bigger)
2-pocket folder (used for communication between home & school)
Backpack
Spiral Notebook (4’s Classes Only)
The following items will be shared by all and do NOT need to be labeled:
4’s AM: Clorox Wipes
Box of Kleenex
Roll of Paper Towels
Boys: Big Paper Plates
Girls: White Lunch Bags
4’s PM: Clorox Wipes
2 Big Glue Sticks
Boys: Quart Size Ziploc Bags and Spoons
Girls: Snack Size Ziploc Bags and 5 oz. Dixie Cups
3’s: Clorox Wipes
Pack of Washable Markers
Pack of Baby Wipes
School Readiness Start Dates
3’s: September 23rd
4’s: October 2nd
First Day of School Readiness
On the first day of class there will NOT be any bussing provided to or from
school. This will give us a chance to put names with faces. We will be talking
about bus safety and going for a bus ride with the children. Please be sure to
notify us of any allergies when dropping of your child!!!
Transportation
Please fill out the Bus Request form if you are interested in having your child
ride the bus to and/or from school. Please mail back the request ASAP to
Esko School Readiness, P.O. Box 10, Esko, MN 55733. I will notify you as
soon as possible if we are able to provide transportation. It will be determined
after the regular bus routes have been established.
If your child is bussed, Mrs. Jill will be waiting at the drop off area in front of
the school and will bring the children down to our classroom. Children riding
the bus will not play on the playground before school!
If you are driving your child, the circle lot in the back of the school (near the
playground) is the closest to the room. Please walk your child to the room
every day and check him or her in with a teacher at the start of each class
(8:30 or 12:30). We will meet parents from the morning class at the playground door between 10:50-11:00 and parents from the afternoon class at
the elementary door at 2:50. All children being picked up MUST be by 3:00
because the busses start to line up in the front of the school.
We look forward to seeing you soon. Please call or email with any questions
or concerns.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Tina
879-4038 ext. 4 ([email protected])
2013-2014 Elementary Class Lists
Grade 1:
Grade 4:
Mrs. Baird 1.Benedix, Jaxon 2.Bergstedt, Jack 3.Cekalla, Joseph 4.Dewey,
Ms. Dahl 1.Abrahamson, Kyle 2.Barstad, Alex 3.Beckstrom, Hailey 4.Campa-
Miss Battaglia 1.Adamu, Laila 2.Anich, Santiago 3.Barnes, Ellahna 4.Bergst-
Mrs. Foxx 1.Anderson, Russell 2.Belich, Mollie 3.Boyat, Hannah 4.Carlblom,
Miss Cimermancic 1.Bloom, Carli 2.Couture, Michael 3.Foster, Max 4.Gon-
Mrs. Hipp 1.Carlson, Jordan 2.DeMuth, Daniel 3.Erickson, Tegan 4.Gonsorows-
Colton 5.Erickson, Tait 6.Gannucci, Patrick 7.Haapanen, Elizabeth 8.Haugen, Sam
9.Jacobson, Ireland 10.Keppeler, Jayden 11.Klaphake, Gianna 12.Lawrey, Jaydon
13.Martineau, Avery 14.Motschenbacher, Nola 15.Panger, Samuel 16.Parrott, Ashton 17.Pehl, Carson 18.Rengo, Evan 19.Rice, Piper 20.Rudeck, Erica 21.Stodola,
Jordan 22.Tipple, Kaylee
edt, Wyatt 5.Bertin, Christian 6.Bolling, Elijah 7.Brissett, Liam 8.Erickson, Finnley 9.Fontaine, Claire 10.Haapala, Isabelle 11.Hanson, Macy 12.Henney, Michael
13.Johnson, Sophia 14.Klatte, Mason 15.Lammi, Kennadie 16.Leach, Trevor
17.McLeod, Ella 18.Preiner, Celia 19.Sippola, Eveliina 20.Slygh, Madison 21.Wagner, Meghan 22.Wells, Elizabeth
zalez, Elijah 5.Grayson, Raegan 6.Hagelin, Layla 7.Hart, Cecelia 8.Haugen, Stella
9.Illikainen, Isaac 10.Lindgren, Aleah 11.Lindgren, Ethan 12.Majerle, Joelle 13.Modeen, Noelle 14.Montminy, Brock 15.Mrozik, Briar 16.Napoli, Alyssa 17.Pagelkopf,
John 18.Pfister, Nolan 19.Rydberg, Joseph 20.Rydberg, Lindsey 21.Sweere, Bryce
22.Young, Collin
nario, Owen 5.Erickson, Aaron 6.Foucault, Jeremiah 7.Grover, Jayce 8.Helberg, Isabelle 9.Holt, Ben 10.Karppinen, Jayden 11.Lillo, Brett 12.Maki, Eero 13.Mattinen,
Allison 14.Menor, Audrey 15.Miketin, Riley 16.Paczynski, Kaylee 17.Peterson, Samantha L. 18.Powers, Jillian 19.Randall, Orie 20.Schmidt, Zoe 21.Slattengren, Tyler
22.Swanson, Nicholas 23.Umpierre, Dominic 24.Wagemaker, Sarah
Amber 5.Carlson, Ethen 6.Christensen, Hosanna 7.Church, Justin 8.Emanuel, Maya
9.Erkkila, Zach 10.Gabel, Aila 11.Goodreau, Avery 12.Hanson, Emily 13.Hart, Chad
14.Henney, Daniel 15.Kubat, Karisa 16.Marciulionis, Mikayli 17.Martineau, Nikolas 18.Perich, Mason 19.Rambow, Parker 20.Rengo, Emily 21.Rengo, Nate 22.Rivera, Waylon 23.Scheer, Emma
ki, Kade 5.Hexum, Ingrid 6.Johnson, Jack 7.Kilichowski, Carver 8.LaBorde, Dale
9.Lahti, Connor 10.Magnuson, Ava 11.Majerle, Jacob 12.Niven, Drew 13.Perlinger,
Ripley 14.Peterson, Aaron 15.Peterson, Samantha A. 16.Pianalto, Emilia 17.Prusi,
Naomi 18.Rydberg, Maria 19. Salo, Carter 20.Shingledecker, Grace 21.South, Madison 22.Tusken, Kathryn 23.Wickenheiser, Wyatt 24.Wohling, Jordynne
Mrs. Durand 1.Berg, Aspen 2.Durovec, Rilee 3.Dusek, Michael 4.Gamache, Mrs. Johnson 1.Adkins, Kaitlyn 2.Anderson, Claire 3.Anderson, Keone 4.AnEthan 5.Halverson, Jamis 6.Halvorson, Alec 7.Halvorson, Annika 8.Harden, Greta
9.Heaslip, Gavin 10.Kalligher, Chase 11.Kazel, Sydney 12.Koskela, Jayce 13.Kuklinski, Reese 14.McConnell, Kaitlyn 15.McIlvain, Grace 16.Peterson, Evelyn 17.Radovich, Lauren 18.Schramm, Ben 19.Shipley, Samantha 20.Stark, Cassie 21.Thornton, Bobby
tonutti, Rachel 5.Barta, Nathan 6.Berg, Hunter 7.Bolling, Faith 8.Engen, Cole
9.Fredrickson, Ethan 10.Harden, Michael 11.Iallonardo, Sophia 12.Johnson, Olivia
13.Landsverk, Jordyn 14.Lekander, Lacy 15.McColley, Hunter 16.McIlvain, Riley
17.Moe, Kaiden 18.Mrozik, Wyatt 19.Nygren, Chloe 20.Pfister, Jackson 21.Regas,
Ellie 22.Sundquist, Hannah 23.Tester, Alexis 24.Zuck, Halle
Grade 2:
Grade 5:
Mrs. Gustafson 1.Antonutti, Joseph 2.Beare, Alena 3.Bergstedt, Ava 4.Ber-
Mr. Lindquist 1.Aker, Alexandra 2.Berger, Cade 3.Bergstedt, James 4.Bourgeault,
Mrs. Halverson 1.Anderson, Jorie 2.Anderson, Simone 3.Bucsko, Addison
Mrs. Pyrlik 1.Adamu, Ayisha 2.Anderson, Lucas 3.Brownie, Alexander 4.Buc-
togliat, Gino 5.Bohlman, Emmeline 6.Campbell, Wyatt 7.Garden, Harley 8.Johnson,
Carson 9.Kopp, Samuel 10.Lanthier, Logan 11.Marciulionis, Dylan 12.Mattonen,
Ella 13.Perich, Makoi 14.Polecheck, Ivy 15.Randa, Jacob 16.Schmitz, Annastasia
17.Sinnott, Kallahan 18.Stokes, Tanner 19.Sullivan, Declan 20.Sundquist, Elaina
21.Wietman, Nicole
4.Campanario, Tyler 5.Grayson, Logan 6.Hart, Chloe 7.Johnson, Kyra 8.Maki, Anja
9.Male, Braedyn 10.Munthe, Greta 11.Napoli, Brandon 12.Osborne, Andrew 13.Parrott, Makayla 14.Plante, Bailey 15.Putzke, Dylan 16.Putzke, Ethan 17.Ruopp, Grace
18.Staples, Kate 19.Swanson, Hannah 20.Taylor, Mason 21.Townsend, Ava
Mrs. Harden 1.Abrahamson, Will 2.Amireault, Rachel 3.Belland, Levi 4.Berger,
Cadence 5.Davis, Aliyah 6.Demers, Rylee 7.Ferkul, Katernia 8.Hipp, Bryce 9.Hipp,
Spencer 10.Jones, Jayla 11.Kauma, Brandon 12.Liimatainen, Cruize 13.Lilly, Gwen
14.Miller, Belle 15.Munthe, Sofia 16.Ondrus, Trent 17.Perlinger, Ainslie 18.Regas,
Emelia 19.Warden, Amelia 20.Weber, Wyatt 21.Wisted, Isaac
Mrs. Harms 1.Barta, Joel 2.Eickhoff, Olivia 3.Engen, Anabelle 4.Erjavec, Bethany 5.Foxx, Kaelynn 6.Gabel, Zander 7.Harker, Emerson 8.Kemptar, Emily 9.Kiminski, Tallon 10.Liljegren, Amara 11.Madill, Abrianna 12.Mattson, Talon 13.Matuszak, Leo 14.Pederson, Ava 15.Raymond, Rylee 16.Ruuska, Nolan 17.Senarighi,
Ava 18.Sjodin, Judah 19.South, Aiden 20.Wirtanen, Derrek 21.Zahn, Shelby
Miss Voigts 1.Carlson, Jazmyn 2.Christensen, Selassie 3.Dugger, Nicole
4.Forslund, Cooper 5.Hurst, Madison 6.Iverson, Damien 7.Johnson, Jacob 8.Jones,
Asher 9.Juntunen, Sophia 10.Kalligher, Thea 11.Kilichowski, Ethan 12.Laveau,
Dawson 13.Lewis, Aiden 14.Niven, Leah 15.Perfetti, Dominick 16.Pettyjohn, Erin
17.Powers, McKenna 18.Randa, Jordyn 19.Reeves, Sophia 20.Spindler, Dalton
21.Sturm, Ryan 22.Workman, Trenton
Grade 3:
Mr. Anderson 1.Adkins, Kaylor 2.Brissett, Cadence 3.Cekalla, Emma 4.Erick-
son, Drew 5.Grayson, Caden 6.Klatte, Dylan 7.Olson, Raegan 8.Pagelkopf, Jessica 9.Peterson, Alayna 10.Peterson, Alec 11.Peterson, Matthew 12.Peterson, Reese
13.Prachar, Drew 14.Pyrlik, Thomas 15.Roy, Dade 16.Rud, Isaac 17.Seboe, Ella
18.Seguin, Skylar 19.Swedberg, Lydia 20.Thompson, Evan
Mrs. Hallsten 1.Abbett, Cooper 2.Berglund, Cal 3.Cosgriff, Kaden 4.Erick-
son, Ben 5.Ferkul, Marisa 6.Glendenning, Ryan 7.Johnson, Kalliope 8.Jurmu, Lucas 9.Kuklinski, Avery 10.Lattner, Kaitlin 11.Lawrey, Madyson 12.Nooyen, Hanna
13.Rudnicki, Adam 14.Salmela, Tyler 15.Schroeder, Gabriella 16.Sjodin, Janae
17.Tester, Jack 18.Warner, Mackenzie 19.Wickenheiser, Adeline 20.Wilson, Owen
21.Zezulka, Carter
Mrs. Pfister 1.Aker, Ashley 2.Anderson, Caleb 3.Chopskie, Jordan 4.Chopskie,
Megan 5.Christensen, Zuriah 6.Erspamer, Evan 7.Greensky, Abrianna 8.Greniger,
Natalie 9.Hartlieb, Elizabeth 10.Jacobson, Aliyah 11.Johnson, Meghan 12.Kazel,
Alex 13.Lanthier, Kassidy 14.Leslie, Blake 15.Lindgren, Presten 16.Meysembourg,
Ben 17.Napper, Ryan 18.Stankiewicz, Wyatt 19.Streu, Brooklyn 20.Wehr, Zoe
Miss Uecker 1.Anderson, Jaxson 2.Berger, Cuinn 3.Christensen, Ty 4.Del Caro,
Isabella 5.Gundry, Jacob 6.Haugen, Cale 7.Johnson, Erik 8.Johnson, Tyceson 9.Juntunen, Ari 10.Korby, Ava 11.Lammi, Kaydence 12.Macartney, Nicholas 13.Mock,
Aidric 14.Modeen, Ariel 15.Nagorski, Jackson 16.Nygren, Caitlin 17.Seglem, Tim
18.Sonneman, Charley 19.Sorenson, Madalee 20.Stodola, Morgan 21.Wells, Noah
Alex 5.Dupuis, Olivia 6.Fischer, Riley 7.Hartlieb, Jay 8.Johnson, Mark 9.Johnson,
McKenzie 10.Johnson, Naomi 11.Johnson, Zoie 12.Marzolf, Andrew 13.Napper,
Lexxy 14.Ochis, Jaxton 15.Olesiak, John 16.Olson, Sara 17.Olson, Trevin 18.Rich,
Tristan 19.Schramm, Drake 20.Stankiewicz, Gage 21.Stueber, Sarah 22.Sunnarborg,
Mallory 23.Swedberg, Nicholas 24.Urie, Michael
sko, Ava 5.Butkiewicz, Darrin 6.Christensen, Elisha 7.Couture, Edward 8.Erickson, Morgan 9.Felmlee, Autumn 10.Forslund, Olivia 11.Gannucci, Paul 12.Hanson,
Lily 13.Jones, Landin 14.Juntunen, Titus 15.Kiminski, Deegan 16.Maunu, Mikalie
17.Mismash, Megan 18.Mosack, Madison 19.Mowers, Elsa 20.Poppenberg, Sydney
21.Randa, Jonah 22.Raway, Blake 23.Rice, Lucas 24.Workman, Cailin
Mrs. Schmidt 1.Bertogliat, Tia 2.Edland, Dylan 3.Fetter, Karsten 4.Geving, Tan-
ner 5.Grayson, Sydney 6.Gregg, Taiya 7.Haapala, Madelyn 8.Hoffman, Dane 9.Klaphake, Maiya 10.Lanthier, Dylan 11.
Liljegren, Avery 12.Liupakka, Grace
13.Mrozik, Merlea 14.Nadeau, Cody 15.Ondrus, Cole 16.Osterling, Asia 17.Parask,
Autumn 18.Rodenwald, Kaydee 19.Rud, Lily Mae 20.Sinnott, Kieran 21.Staples,
Haley 22.Stark, Brenna 23.Thornton, Allison
Mrs. Smith 1.Amireault, Jason 2.Blue, Elijah 3.Bubb, Jacob 4.Cloose, Isabelle
5.Czerwinski, Hope 6.Eickhoff, Hunter 7.Einbu, Sophie 8.Erjavec, James 9.Firn, Riley 10.Fuller, Thomas 11.Habig, Frank 12.Kessey, Megan 13.Koskela, Tyler 14.Lanthier, Addison 15.Lathrop, Devon 16.Mock, Emlynn 17.Moder, Molly 18.Munthe,
Neysa 19.Russell, Jazz 20.Salmela, Kaitlyn 21.Schmitz, Fletcher 22.Swenson, Tiffany 23.Thomas, Gracie 24.Weber, Abigail
Grade 6:
Mrs. Johnson 1.Akervik, Keegan 2.Anderson, Noah 3.Andler, Gerald 4.Bolgre-
an, Joshua 5.Butkiewicz, Diah 6.Christenson, Jager 7.Day, Sydni 8.Fuller, Edward
9.Koski, Troy 10.Magnuson, Ella 11.Moerke, Reid 12.Oveson, Anissa 13.Partika,
Alexis 14.Rich, Anthony 15.Rudnicki, Abby 16.Schroeder, Alexis 17.Smith, Kendall
18.Stodola, Lora 19.Sunde, Hunter 20.Weber, Allison 21.Wefel, Payton 22.Williams,
Shylee 23.Zdebski, Jenna
Mr. Nielsen 1.Compo, Aubrey 2.Gannucci, Sam 3.Green, Hannah 4.Jacobson,
Trinity 5.Jansen, Miles 6.Johanson, Tyler 7.Jokinen, Michelle 8.Laroya, Jay 9.Laundergan, Jonah 10.Maki, Alicia 11.Maki, Jade 12.Morrow, Gabrielle 13.Oveson,
Ella 14.Pantsar, Rachel 15.Peterson, Morgan 16.Richards, Trace 17.Robnik, Alicia 18.Rud, Eli 19.Severson, Lincoln 20.Shingledecker, Faith 21.Sorenson, Rowdy
22.Wohling, Skylar 23.Zuck, Hannah
Mrs. Thornton 1.Boyat, Ian 2.Calverly, Emma 3.DeLeon, Dea 4.DeMuth, Kristy
5.Greniger, Amber 6.Gunderson, Christian 7.Johnson, Marcus 8.Kesti, Paige 9.Korby, Ryan 10.Martin, Cami 11.Messner, Wyatt 12.Mismash, Nicole 13.Moore, Aaron
14.Peterson, Mason 15.Pyrlik, Lucas 16.Radovich, Allie 17.Rice, Sophia 18.Seguin,
Gage 19.Stoewer, Yiyuan 20.Streu, Braeden 21.Vinje, Dylan 22.Vosberg, Victoria
Mr. Wickenheiser 1.Adkins, Annabelle 2.Akervik, Mason 3.Anderson, Samia
4.Carlson, Owen 5.Durand, Derian 6.Enger, Felicity 7.Erickson, Eli 8.Erickson,
Rylie 9.Ferkul, Svetlana 10.Gabel, Braden 11.Haines, Parker 12.Hietala, Ronda
13.Kangas, Sophia 14.Miller, Rylee 15.Osborne, Mary 16.Propp, Isabelle 17.Putzke,
Kendra 18.Ruuska, Monica 19.Spindler, Trevor 20.Swartwoudt, Gracie 21.Tusken,
Joseph 22.Umpierre, Gabe 23.Wiermaa, Julien
School Supplies
WINTERQUIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - ESKO
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School supply list for the 2013/2014 school year
Please label personal items
2 boxes of 24 count Crayola crayons
Fiskar scissors
Elmer's white glue - bottle
4 large Elmer's glue sticks - more will be requested during the year
Crayola classic color markers
Backpack (NO wheels please)
Three ring binder 1"
2 spiral notebooks - 8.5x11 - blue & red
Daily take home folder
2 dry erase markers
(kindergarten continued)
Highlighter
18 Kleenex
Clorox wipes - large
19 Paper Towels
Pencil box (9" x 5")
20 Gym shoes WITHOUT laces - non-marking soles - All Day K only
Pink Pearl eraser
21 Headset for computer class - headband style - All Day K only
Colored pencils (Boese only)
White board 8.5x11
Napkins
Girls
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Sandwich Ziploc bags
Gallon Ziploc bags
Small paper plates
Large paper plates
Dixie cups
Hand sanitizer
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*3 dozen #2 pencils
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Medium glue bottle and glue stick
Scissors - 5" sharp Fiskars
*Large box of Kleenex
*1 roll of paper towels (Dahl only)
5 wide-lined spiral plain notebooks (no pictures - do not label)
1 composition notebook
1 legal pad
Crayons
Erasers
Markers - thick and thin
Colored pencils
3 plain folders with pockets - (no pictures or labels)
3 plastic folders w/pockets & brad fasteners
1 yellow, 1 blue & 1 your choice (no pictures or labels)
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*1 cube (400 sheets) unlined post its (2.875x2.875)
Scotch tape
1 Package red ballpoint pens (Not Foxx or Hipp)
*1 set of different colored thin style highlighter markers
(Girls Only)
*1 pkg (4-8 count) different colored Sharpie markers
(Boys Only)
8 thin dry erase markers (do not label)
One 3 ring binder (1" size)Not Hipp's class
Gym shoes (without black soles)
Ear buds or headset for computer class
1 dozen #2 pencils plain yellow - sharpened
2 large glue sticks
1 large bottle white glue
Sharp 5" Fiskar scissors
2 large boxes of Kleenex
1 box of 16 crayons
3 or 4 Pink Pearl erasers
Pencil box - 8x6 or smaller - labeled with name
Markers - washable - 8 pack only
2 Scotch tape - 1/2 x 450 (not Durand or Baird)
Plastic folder
1 Composition notebook
Water bottle - labeled with name
Colored pencils
2 yellow highlighters
Clipboard (not Cimermancic)
4 black Expo dry erase markers
1 roll of paper towels
Boys: Ziploc bags - any size
Girls: Band-Aids - plain
Gym shoes (no black soles) labeled with name
(please send velcro shoes if your child cannnot tie
& no open back shoes)
22 Headset for computer class - headband style
3 dozen #2 pencils
(not earbuds)
Glue (4 oz. White)
23 Pencil sharpener with cover
24 1 XL stretchy fabric book cover (Cimermancic only)
Large box of Kleenex
(grade 3 continued)
3 wide-line spiral notebooks
20. 1 hand sanitizer w/ pump
Box of 16 crayons
21. 2 container disinfecting wipes
Ruler (with centimeters)
22. 1 big glue stick
Supply of pencil top erasers
23. 1 yellow legal pad
Markers - Crayola Classic Thick
24. Paint shirt
3 plastic folders w/ two pockets & brad fasteners
Colored pencils - 7" 12 count
25. 1 deck of standard playing cards
1 package Scotch tape
26. 1 medium composition notebook (not spiral)
Gym shoes (no black soles)
27. 1 Mead 5 Star folder w/2 pockets & brad fasteners
Post-its (3x3) - 1 pad
Index Cards
1 yellow highlighter
3 ring binder 1.5 inch
2 sets of thin dry erase markers
2 dozen #2 pencils
(grade 2 cont.)
2 yellow highlighters
Last names A-L
2 large glue sticks
Roll of paper towels
Scissors - sharp Fiskars
Clorox wipes
Last names M-Z
Box of 16 crayons
Snack Ziploc bags
Erasers
12 oz. hand sanitizer
1 set of 8 thin markers
1 set of 8 thick markers
1 set of 8 colored pencils
2 packs black thin tipped white board markers
Gym shoes (non marking soles)
1 yellow folder with pockets
2 folders with pockets - any color
2 wide-lined spiral notebooks
Paint shirt - labeled with name
Headset for computer class - headband style - in a bag
labeled with name
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7 wide-line spiral notebooks(same as folder colors)
Crayons
Erasers
Black Fine Point (Sharpie) Marker
Markers (large)
6 plain folders with pockets (no pictures)
red, yellow, green, purple & 2 blue
Gym shoes (no black marks)
Colored Pencils
No binders
Highlighters
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Scotch tape
1 package of red pens
5 dry erase markers
Paper towels (optional)
Hand sanitizer (optional)
Disinfecting wipes (optional)
Calculator (mandatory) can purchase at the school
1 dry eraser or old sock for white board`
Ziploc bags - any size
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PLEASE LABEL ALL ITEMS!
Including gym shoes and jackets
(unless otherwise noted on list)
1 24 #2 pencils or 8 - 10 mechanical pencils
Individual pencil sharpener - if needed
2 Glue sticks
Scissors
6 wide-line spiral notebooks
Ruler (with centimeters)
Black fine point (Sharpie) marker
Markers
Folders - plain 2 pocket - green, blue, red
Electronic Dictionary (optional)
Red pens (package)
Colored pencils
8 black thin dry erase markers
(4 black & 4 red - Nielsen Only)
14 Pencil pouch (not hard box)
No loose leaf binders
1 roll paper towels
1 cube (400 sheets) unlined post-its (2.875x2.875)
Gym shoes (no black soles)
Index cards (3x5)
4 highlighters
Calculator (mandatory) can purchase at school
ECFE
ECFE Schedule for Fall 2013
Leap – N – Learn
For ages 3 to 5 years
(Must be age 3 by Sept. 30th, 2013)
When: (Mondays & Fridays)
September 30; October 4, 7, 11, 14, 21, 25, 28; November 1, 4, 8, 11, 15,
18, 22, 25; December 2, 6, 9, 13
Time: Mondays from 9:45 – 11:15am
and
Fridays from 9:45 – 11:45am
Cost: $90
This is a great time for children to gain pre-Kindergarten knowledge while
parents are learning more about how to guide their child through these early
learning experiences. Children will explore arts and crafts, introduction to
basic concepts, music and movement, and large muscle activities. Class will
meet 2 days a week for 1 ½ hours on Mondays and 2 hours on Fridays.
Mondays will include quality time between parent and child. Parents will also
meet, with a licensed parent educator, to discuss parenting joys and concerns,
as well as their child’s social, emotional, and physical development. Fridays
will be a day for parents to drop their child off for a more child/teacher
learning experience. Must be potty trained to attend Friday class. Please call
and ask for Shannon if you have any questions about this or any other issues.
New Day with Baby
Evening Adventures
(Mixed ages)
When: (Tuesdays)
Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10
Time: 6:15 – 7:30pm
Cost: $45
Enjoy playing and making fun crafts with your child(ren) while also meeting
other families in your community. Come discuss positive and practical
ways to handle the challenges of raising young children. This is a great
opportunity to gain knowledge and get advice from other parents who may
be experiencing similar situations. This is also a great opportunity to share
any tips you may have from your own life experiences, with other parents.
This class focuses on children ages Birth to five years. Older siblings are
welcome. Fun for the whole family!
“Men”tor Night
Kids...bring your favorite guy and join us for a night of fun!
For ages 3 years through 1st Grade
When: (Thursday)
Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7, Dec. 5
Time: 6:00 – 7:00pm
Cost: $6 for first child; $3 for each additional sibling
This is a time for children and their Dad, Grandpa, Uncle or other special guy
to enjoy activities together.
(For parents and their infants ages birth – 10 months)
When: (Mondays)
Sept. 16, 23, 30, & Oct. 7
Time: 4:45 – 5:45pm
Cost: FREE!!!
“Today is a New Day with Baby. Wow! Has life changed. These sessions
are intended to refresh, reflect and rejoice. It’s time to take a breath to sing
songs, to share stories and to learn. Our group of parents and babies will
celebrate all the joys and challenges. C’mon! New Days are here for you
and Baby.”
On the Move Mondays (NEW CLASS!)
(7 months to 18 months)
When: Oct. 14, 21, 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, 25, Dec. 2
Time: 4:45 – 5:45pm
Cost: $30
Your little one is now starting to move along into those exciting and energetic
toddler years. Spend some quality time with your child while also sharing
and gathering information from a Parent Educator and other parents who
are going through similar joys and challenges. Parents and children will not
separate during this class.
Tiny Tot Tuesdays
(10 – 36 months)
When: Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov. 5, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10
Time: 4:15 – 5:30pm
Cost: $45
Enjoy one-on-one time with your toddler before attending a discussion about
a variety of topics specific to a toddler’s social, emotional and physical
development. Children enjoy socializing under the supervision of an early
childhood teacher
Young Parents
(For teens and those in their early 20’s and their children)
Time: Call to get current dates and times
Cost: FREE OF CHARGE – MEAL INCLUDED
Location: Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College
To register or for more information contact:
Barnum Community Education at 389-0108
Classes meet weekly and are co-facilitated by a public health nurse and
ECFE teachers. Parent talk time includes interesting guest speakers, topics of
interest to parents, a supportive environment, and fun projects and activities.
Class is free and a nutritional meal is provided.
Please register for classes on-line with Community Education at
www.esko.k12.mn.us
ECFE CLASS FEES: Families pay what they can best afford.
Those who are unable to pay are still welcome.
Annual Income
ECFE Fee/Semester
$50,000 +Full Price
$30,000 - $50,000
10% discount
$10,000 - $30,000
25% discount
under $10,00050% discount
Esko ECFE Registration
Esko Community Education, P.O. Box, Esko, MN 55733
Class________________________________________________
Cost______________________
Child’s Name_______________________________________________________________
Birthdate___________________________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian’s Name(s)_______________________________________________
Address_____________________________________City/Zip_______________________
Home Phone__________________________ Work Phone_______________________
Email__________________________________ Cell Phone_________________________
Please list any special needs or allergies:_________________________________
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Please make checks payable to Esko Community Education. Registrations
can be dropped off in the Community Education office or mailed to the
above address. You will need to register for each semester. Thank You!
Total Enclosed______________________
Check #___________
To register online visit www.esko.k12.mn.us
After School Clubs
Savannah's Pottery – Child’s Choice – Grades 1-6
Date: 09/30/2013
3:30PM - 4:30PM
Esko Schools - S101 Art
Instructor: Michelle Roen
Cost: $ 13.00
Description: Children's Choice! Choose from over 15 different pieces of pottery.
Date: 09/16/2013 3:30PM - 4:30PM Esko Schools - S101 Art
Cost: $ 15.00
Description: Join us for our first pottery! My Little Piggies Foot Print... w/ silly piggies! Oval
Plate 10 1/4 x 6 1/4
Savannah's Pottery – Pumpkin – Grades 1-6
Date: 10/10/2013 3:30PM - 4:30PM Esko Schools - S101 Art
Cost: $ 15.00
Description: Come and paint a great pumpkin votive bag and light it up from the inside for
Halloween!
Elementary Cheer Clinic – Grades 1-6
Esko Schools - Cafeteria
Esko Schools - Cafeteria
Instructor: Stephanie Johnson
Cost: $ 25.00
Description: Fall Cheer: Join the High School Cheerleaders for cheerleading practice!
Students will practice after school for two days (Oct. 7th and 10th from 3:305:00) and will perform during halftime of the Oct. 11th football game against
Eveleth-Gilbert at 7:00! Please indicate t-shirt size when registering.
Students must be promptly picked up from practice at 5:00 or they will be sent
to Cool Kids for a charge.
GrandMasters of Chess – Grades 1-6 (Fall of 2013)
Dates: 10/01/2013
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Instructor: Tim Lindquist
Savannah's Pottery – Piggoe Print – Grades 1-6
Dates: 10/07/2013 3:30PM - 5:00PM
10/10/2013 3:30PM - 5:00PM
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Instructor: Sara Johnson
Cost: $ 64.00
Description: GRANDMASTERS OF CHESS
NEW CURRICULUM! New and returning students invited. YEL Chess has
proven excellence in dozens of schools. Our lessons are crafted by the best
chess minds in Minnesota. The lessons progress from rudimentary concepts
through higher-level theories. Our activity books are formatted to be
accessible to beginners, yet challenge intermediate and advanced students to
apply deeper understanding of chess concepts. Develop the brain bending
strategies of a brilliant and complex game! For a more thorough explanation
of YEL Chess, please visit our website,www.youthenrichmentleague.com .
- Students earn "chess dollars" for participating in class. On the last session,
we use chess money to buy prizes such as mini chess sets, medals, trophies,
keychains, chess erasers, chess pins.
- Students use and get to keep a workbook that focuses on one piece or
strategy per class.
- Students learn to play other games using chess pieces such
as Capture. The other games reinforce basic chess skills.
- On the last day, we have a tournament. Students who get 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place earn medals.
Dear Parents: The best way to register for classes is to completely fill out the
registration form from the paper or the after school club flier. Attach your fee
and mail it to the Community Education Office at P.O. Box 10, Esko, MN 55733
or have your child give the envelope to their teacher. You can also register online
at www.esko.k12.mn.us. Click on the Community Education/Class Registration
tabs. Your child is registered if we do NOT call you to say it is full. Please plan
on your child attending unless you hear from us.
Any changes in class dates and/or times will be communicated via
e-mail. Please be sure we have all updated information. E-mail is our preferred
method of communication as we are able to generate a message to several
people quickly. Watch your e-mail for class updates. If we do not have an
e-mail address on file, you will be contacted via phone, or a note sent home with
your student.
Your child’s teacher and Cool Kids staff will have a roster of all kids in
each after school club. We ask you to send a note to the teacher stating that your
child will be staying after school for the club. After school, the students will line
up by the cafeteria, be checked in by a staff member, have a snack, and then be
brought together to their class.
If your child will not be at a scheduled club, please inform the teacher
and call the Community Education Office at 879-4038. These multiple checks
and balances are there to keep your child safe. Unless stated otherwise, pick
your child up at the East Entrance (by playground #6) of the school. Thank you!
Cost: $ 5.00
Description: Students who join this great running "club" will have fun running
with Esko's Cross Country team! The group will meet in the lobby
between the cafeteria and the varsity gym. Youth will be running
various runs on the field by the playground. Promptly pick your
child up at 4:00 at the east entrance by the playground, door
#6. Please pre-register. Bring running shoes and clothes
appropriate for the weather.
Volleyball – Girls grades 5 & 6
Beginning 09/10/2013 3:30PM - 5:00PM - Esko Schools - Cafeteria
Date:
Instructor: Bridget Vesel-Johnson
Cost: $ 40.00
Description: Calling all 5th and 6th grade Girls!
Come learn and experience the fun of being part of a volleyball team. We will
practice every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday and possibly play games
against neighboring schools! This club focuses on the FUNdemental skills of
volleyball such as passing, serving, setting, rotation, and game play but our
main focus is on FUN!
This club will start the second week of school, September 10th (because of
scheduling between the cafeteria and gyms, the registration program may
show it starting on September 11, but it does start on Tuesday, September
10).
Girls still participating in soccer are encouraged to sign up and will be allowed
to finish their soccer season. Come join the fun!
Times and Dates:
3:15: Report to Cafeteria (must stay in Cafeteria or parents will be called to
bring the player home).
3:30-5:00 Practice:
Sept. 10,11,12,
Sept. 17,18,19
Sept. 24, 25,26
Oct. 1,2,3
Oct. 8,9,10
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE.
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN WITHOUT PAYMENT.
After School Club/Class Registration Form:
Esko Community Education, P.O. Box 10, Esko, MN 55733
Name:__________________________Birthdate:_____________
Address: _________________________City/Zip:_____________
Home Phone: _________________ Work Phone: _____________
Email:_______________________________________________
Club: ____________________________ Cost: ______________
Homeroom Teacher: ______________________Grade:_________
Parent/Guardian: ________________Cell Phone:_____________
T-shirt/shoe size (if applicable)____________ _____________
Any special needs?______________________________________
Total Enclosed: $_______________
Payment Type:
 Check #____________  Cash
 Credit Card
___MasterCard ___VISA________-_______-_______-_______
Exp. Date:________ 3 Digit Code________
Authorized Signature:____________________________________
To register online visit www.esko.k12.mn.us
You will be contacted only if a class is filled. Otherwise, consider yourself registered for the class. Make checks payable to Esko Cool Kids and mail to the above
address or drop off at the office. Cancellation fee is $1.00.
Esko & Area Community Education Classes
Guitar, Bass and Band lessons
KARATE
Learning to play an instrument is exciting and enriching. Yes, it requires a
real commitment to practice and lessons. I’m sure you’ll agree that
practice and persistence are necessary in order to achieve any worthy
goal. But it’s music and that means fun. With music, we begin at the
beginning, and there is no end. You can go as far as you want to go, as
long as you are willing to do what it takes to get you there.
Fall Quarter
September 17—December 6
Lessons will be held on Monday and/or Tuesday/Thursday. The day and
time will depend upon number of students who sign up. Private and group
lesson are 30 min. once a week for a 6 week period. I encourage students
to practice a minimum of 120 minutes a week.
Tuesday & Friday afternoon at Esko Schools
after school in the Cafeteria
3:30pm—4:20pm (K-2)
4:30pm—5:20pm (3-Adults)
Dates: Six Weeks of lessons.
Weeks of Sept. 16, 23, 30,Oct.7, 14, 21.
Cost: Small GroupPrivate Lessons-
Give your child a chance to try an awesome sport!!
$54 for six weekly 30-minute lessons.
$77 for six weekly 30-minute lessons
Martial arts training will help your child:
Note: It may be necessary to ask a student to take private lessons when an appropriate
group can’t be formed.
Please make checks payable to Esko High School. Thank you!
Return bottom to Community Ed or to Mr. Hanson by September 12, 2013.
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Student Name ___________________________
Address ______________________
Parents/Guardian ________________________
Phone ________________________
Grade 2013-2014 __________
Email_________________________
Instrument ____________________
Day & Time: _____________________________
(not all students may receive the time they request)
Total Enclosed_________________
Check Number ___________
For Group lessons only:
(If you know who you would like to sign up with for group lesson please indicate with whom below, otherwise leave
blank and a group will be formed)
Get in Shape
Practice Self-Discipline
Gain Confidence
Learn Self-Defense
Develop Good Character
REGISTER NOW
Please register through
Community Education.
Fall Quarter starts on
September 17, 2013
Pricing
Karate Uniform
These are life skills that will
benefit your child in school,
and in all areas of life.
$45
12-week Tuition $135
Quarterly Belt Advancement
Testing fee
$55
This program is run by Stefan and Stephanie Stein, black belts and
owners of Mattevi Martial Arts Academy, a premier martial arts school
in the northland.
Mattevi Martial Arts Academy
102 Belknap St. Superior, WI 54880
715-394-5425
www.gmmaa.com
This flyer is distributed as a courtesy to families in Esko School; however, distribution does not imply
that the school endorses or approves the activities or viewpoints promoted in these materials.
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LEAVE THE DRIVING
TO US!
REGISTER FOR THESE TRIPS THROUGH CLOQUET COMMUNITY EDUCATION!
Bus Trip—
Bus Trip -
Bus Trip—Little Falls Arts &
Hop on a bus
and enjoy a day at the great Minnesota
State Fair! No food stops due to
everything on a stick that you want to
enjoy there. Everyone will be on their own
exploring animals, exhibits, free concerts
and thrill rides! Board the bus at 7am in
the Super One BACK parking lot and
board at 4pm to return home.
Register by August 8
Trip Date: Thursday, August 29
Leave Cloquet at 7am
Arrive back approximately at 6:30pm
Fee: $42 ($38 for ages 65+)
Crafts Fair
You must pre-register for these
activities with Cloquet Community
Education & Recreation.
Online with credit card:
CloquetCommunityEd.com
Phone in with credit card: 879-1261
Mail in: 509 Carlton Ave., Cloquet.
Walk in: Community Ed. office, Cloquet
Middle School, door # 2
Never been to this fair, or are you a regular? Sign up fast, these seats will fill! Over
500 crafters, 40 food vendors and a multitude
of antiques and collectibles await you at the
nationally acclaimed Little Falls Annual Arts
and Crafts Fair.
Hop on our comfortable motor coach bus
at 8 am at the Super One BACK parking lot,
arrive in time for lunch on your own, and
shop the wonderful handcrafted items this
nationally renowned fair has to offer. Rain or
shine event, so wear suitable clothing. Bus
leaves Little Falls at 5pm. Children must be
accompanied by adults.
Register by September 2
Trip Date: Saturday, September 7
Fee: $31 (transportation only)
The Last
(Potluck) Supper
BACK BY POPULAR
DEMAND!
This trip filled up fast the last time we
offered it - register by SEPTEMBER 9!
We’ve been told this is the FINAL Church
Basement Ladies musical! New this year
and included in price: baked chicken buffet
lunch served at Green Mill Restaurant
(connected to the theatre) prior to the show!
Celebrate the Centennial as you take a
tour through history with the Church Basement Ladies dishing up a heavenly plate of
comedy!
Board bus at 8:30am at Super One BACK
parking lot.
Trip Date: Wednesday, October 2
Fee: $66 (includes transportation, meal,
and ticket)
Bus Trip—Mall of America
Get your holiday shopping done early without the headache of winter driving and parking! This trip
was a hit last year and a great way to share time with friends and family. Our comfy coach bus leaves
at 8 am from the Super One BACK parking lot. Shop 520+ stores to get those early bargains. Choose
from over 50 restaurants for lunch on your own. Bus departs Mall of America at 5pm. Children must
be accompanied with an adult.
Register by November 27
Trip Date: Friday, December 6
Fee: $31 (transportation only)
Esko & Area Community Education Classes
55 Alive -refresher course
Date: 09/23/2013 5:00PM - 9:00PM - Esko Schools - S140
Yoga
Dates: 09/10/2013 5:00PM
09/17/2013 5:00PM
09/24/2013 5:00PM
10/01/2013 5:00PM
10/08/2013 5:00PM
10/15/2013 5:00PM
10/22/2013 5:00PM
10/29/2013 5:00PM
Instructor: Defensive Driving, AARP
Cost: $ 12/members, $14 non-members
Description: This is a four hour course for those who have taken the class
before. An insurance discount is usually given for those who have
taken this class. You must pre-register by calling 879-4038. $12
payment can be made to AARP at the class. Non members fee is
$14.
55 Alive - first time class
Dates: 10/07/2013 5:00PM - 9:00PM - Esko Schools - S140
10/08/2013 5:00PM - 9:00PM - Esko Schools - S140
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Instructor: Wood City Riders
Cost: $ 5.00
Description: Traditional Classroom instruction: For this class, REGISTER ONLINE OR
THROUGH ESKO COMMUNTIY EDUCATION. An additional $10 will be paid to
the state when registering online through them as well (instructor will explain). This
class, co-sponsored by Community Education and Wood City Riders is for students
who must be at least 11 years old. They will earn their Snowmobile Certificate from
the State of MN. You must attend all class sessions and the field test (date to be
determined). Parents are to attend the first 15 minutes of the first class to fill out
forms and receive information. Parents are welcome to stay for any and all classes.
Bring a self-addressed, stamped business size envelope to the first class. Direct any
questions to Tim Carle at 218-269-2024.
College Scholarship Secrets
Date: 10/01/2013 7:00PM - 8:30PM
Esko Schools - S140
Instructor: Hannah Rivard
Cost: $10 students/$5 parents
Description: Would you like to fund your entire college education 100% through scholarships?
You want to - and you can! But unfortunately most students never win the tens of
thousands of dollars available to them because of the misconceptions and myths they
believe about finding and winning scholarships. In this one-of-a-kind seminar, not
only learn the top 10 scholarship myths that are costing you money, but learn insider
secrets on doubling your scholarships, finding your dream career, and so much more!
Hannah Rivard, a May 2012 summa cum laude graduate of Northwestern College,
funded her entire $100,000 college education 100% through scholarships, graduating
without debt and beginning a scholarship consulting business called “Thousand
Dollar Hour” (http://www.thousanddollarhour.com/). Hannah keeps a blog, wrote a
book, developed and wrote a 400-page college scholarship educational course, and
speaks around the state helping other students do what she did and successfully fund
college through scholarships by telling the scholarship secrets she used to get to the
top!
Financial Management Class Offerings:
Identity Theft
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Instructor: Carolyn Ripp
This 8 week class will integrate the basic yoga postures, breathing techniques, and
relaxation exercises, with an introduction to vinyasa (flow) yoga. Bring a Yoga mat.
Zumba
Dates: 09/09/2013 5:30PM
09/16/2013 5:30PM
09/23/2013 5:30PM
09/30/2013 5:30PM
10/07/2013 5:30PM
10/14/2013 5:30PM
Snowmobile Safety
Dates: 11/04/2013 6:30PM
11/07/2013 6:30PM
11/19/2013 6:30PM
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Cost: $ 50.00
Description:
Instructor: Defensive Driving, AARP
Cost: $12/members, $14/non-members
Description: This is an eight hour course for those who have not taken the class
before. You must pre-register and bring your membership card with
you to class. $12 for members/$14 for non-members.
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Instructor: Melinda Vandervierer
Cost: $ 30.00
Description: The Zumba (one hour class) fitness cardio workout combines Latin rhythms and
easy-to-follow moves that will make you forget you're even working out! Our goal is
simple...we want you to be healthy, to love working out and to enjoy one exciting
hour of calorie burning, body energizing movements meant to be enjoyed throughout
your life at any age!
Ballet
Dates: To Be Determined
Day(s): Thursdays or Fridays
Time: 3:30-8:00 PM
Sessions: 33
Cost:
$198 ($190 additional family members)/$6.00 per class
Description: Classes will be held at Northwood Methodist Church, Hwy 61,
Esko. For ages 4-adult, beginning-advanced. Pre-ballet, Classical
Ballet, Pointe, Ceccetti method of Ballet taught to develop
techniques for coordination, grace, self-esteem, and muscle tone
taught to classical music. Students will be placed in classes by
grade level and/or experience. An all adult class is also
available. Class times will be determined after registration. Orders
for proper wearing apparel will be available at first class. There will
be a parent demonstration in February and a recital in May. For
more information contact the instructor at 879-5377 or 3436635. Register for Thursday or Friday classes.
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT ARE REQUIRED
PRIOR TO CLASS START DATE.
NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE TAKEN WITHOUT PAYMENT.
REGISTRATION/PARTICIPATION – COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Student’s Name: _______________________________________________________________
Grade:________
Birthdate:_______________ Teacher:____________________________
Class/Club Registering for: ______________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Name: _________________________________________________________
Description: Join us for tips and tools for dealing with the growing
problem of identity theft.
Address: _____________________________________________________________________
Getting More From Social Security
Description: This seminar helps participants understand Socail Security and
learn ways to optimze those benefits, as well as other consideration
to help achieve their goals for retirement. This is information you'll
want to know!
My Legacy Matters
Description: Participants will learn how to live their legagices now and
understand that their future legacies involve more than money.
City: ____________________________________ Zip: _____________________________
Home Phone: ________________ Work Phone: _______________ Cell Phone: ____________
Email:________________________________________________________________________
Method of Payment: __ Check __ Cash __ Credit Card: ___VISA or ___ MasterCard
Card #: _____________________________________________Expiration Date: ___________
Name on Card: ________________________________________________________________
Authorized Signature: _________________________________________________________
Cost : These classes are offered free of charge. Please register!
Please return completed form to: Esko Community Education
Instructor(s): Hallgren, Nathan
PO Box 10, Esko, MN 55733
Terrio-Johnson, Kyle
Winterquist Elementary News
Elementary News
By Brian Harker
A Fresh Start
With
the
end
of
August
fast
approaching,
the
excitement of a
new school year
begins to set in. Our teachers and
custodial staff have been preparing
the building and classrooms for the
arrival of what hopes to be another
terrific school year at Winterquist
Elmentary School. As parents,
please do your part to best prepare
your children for the start of school.
Together we can start the year in
a positive direction and continue
to create success along the way.
First Day
The first day of school
always brings feelings of excitement
and nervousness to all that are
entering the building. To help relieve
any nervous feelings, we will follow
the same morning procedures for
students in grades 1-6. When the
children get off the bus, they are to
go to the playground (or cafeteria in
case of inclement weather). From
there, they will be met by staff and
will be organized into their assigned
rooms. Class lists have been
provided in this issue of the Esko
Corner to familiarize students with
their classmates and their teacher.
The Kindergarten students
will attend classes on a half-day or
all day/every day basis for the school
year. We will offer three sections
of all day/every day kindergarten.
There will also be one section of
half-day kindergarten. Parents of
kindergarten students will receive a
letter informing them of the details
regarding the opening days of school.
New Staff
The 2013-2014 school
year will bring a couple new
faces to our staff. Ms. Brittany
Jarvis will be teaching Half Day
Kindergarten. Mrs. Tina Roed will
be teaching Special Education.
We are excited to have them on
board and a part of the Winterquist
staff and school community.
New Families
Winterquist
Elementary
extends a warm welcome to all new
families to our community. Parents
play a large role in the educational
opportunities offered throughout
our school. If you need information
or would like a tour of the school
please feel free to call 879-3361.
Our first meeting will be Monday
September 9th at 6:30pm in the Library with FREE Childcare provided.
All parents are welcomed and
encouraged to attend. Its our
first meeting of the year and we
hope to see lots of people there!
SHOES ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL!
Your child will participate in physical education class four times a week for
thirty minutes (Grades 1-6). During this time we will try to get your child
to be as active as possible (i.e. running, chasing, dodging, fleeing, jumping).
Parents/Guardians, WE NEED YOUR HELP! The elementary physical education department asks that you purchase indoor shoes for your child while
keeping these guidelines in mind:
• Non-marking soles
• Shoes that have a full heel (some slip-ons have only half a heel)
• Shoes that have rubber soles (Please check the bottoms to make
sure it is rubber not felt (Common brands are Danskin, Sketchers
etc). This causes them to slip and slide all over if they have felt)
• Shoes that will give your child good support during their active play
(shock absorbing).
• Velcro shoes (especially if your child cannot tie their shoes by the
first day of school). Please check out the Velcro; if they only have
one Velcro contact, they will not last the duration of the school year.
Please look for shoes that have 2-3 Velcro contacts.
• Shoes with no laces (This is another option if your child struggles
with shoe tying, but please be sure they are not too big. They will
fall off when they begin to run fast).
Please know that we do not expect NOR want you to buy expensive shoes.
We want your child to be as successful and active as possible in their physical
education class! We have won the battle if we can get your child more time
being active than tying their shoes!
Open House
Open House at Winterquist
Elementary will be held on the
evening of August 29 from 6-7:30.
This is a wonderful opportunity for
the students and families to meet
their teachers and locate their new
classroom. We invite all families to
attend and we hope to see you there.
Student Drop Off
As we prepare for the
beginning of school, please remember
that the earliest time to drop off your
child in the morning for school is 7:45
am. There is no supervision prior to
7:45 and we ask that you follow this
set time during the morning drop off.
Also look for us at Back to School
open house. We will be there with
Please join us!
Monday, September 9, 6:30 pm our school year calendar magnets. Stop by and say HI!
in the Library
Elementary
Picture Day
Friday, September 27
Thank You in advance for your help!
The Elementary Physical Education Staff
Bridget Vesel-Johnson and Cynthia Johnson (CJ)
Esko School Garden: 2013
Thank you!
Have you stopped by the school garden
lately? If not—you should!
Thanks to Ashley Hagelin, Joanne
Erspamer, Julius Salinas & the Esko Boy
Scouts, Holly Compo & Esko 4-H, Julie
Schramm’s class and all community
members for keeping the garden healthy
and looking beautiful! !
Special Thanks!
To Master Gardeners and Community Members for sharing their
knowledge and talents with us for
Thursday’s in the Garden!
Lincoln High School News
Esko High School
News
By Greg Hexum, EHS Principal
August
brings
excitement
and
anticipation for the
coming school year.
Every
September
is a fresh start at
school and each
academic year involves some new
adjustments at EHS. Please review
the following informational items
and changes for the 2013-2014
school year at Esko High School:
New Staff
In order to replace and outgoing
faculty members, Esko High School
will have five new teachers this fall.
In 7th Grade Health and Physical
Education (along with high school
electives), Mr. George Perich will
join our staff. Mr. Perich, and EHS
graduate was previously a teacher
in the Proctor Schools. In the high
school language arts department, Mr.
Matthew Leibfried has been hired
to teach Enlgish 11 and English
7. Mr. Leibfied is a top graduate
of the College of St. Scholastica,
joining our staff in his first teaching
position after a number of years in
outdoor education and leadership.
Additionally, Ms. Laura Zimny
has been hired to teach chemistry
and physical science. Ms. Zimny
has successful experiences in the
Hayward Schools, at Marshall
School, and at Superior Middle
School.
Ms. Deb DeArmond,
a graduate of the University of
Minnesota-Duluth, has been hired to
take over our Family and Consumer
Sciences program. In addition to
teaching experiences in Duluth and
Australia, Ms. DeArmond had been
the general manager of the Duluth
Olive Garden for the past several
years. Finally, we are excited to
again offer programming in Industrial
Technology with Mr. Justin Scheider
as our teacher. Mr. Scheider has 9
years of experience in the Forest
Lake and Ashland Schools in this
field. The Esko School District is
proud to announce the hire of these
excellent teachers due to join our
exemplary faculty in September.
Please join me in welcoming them
to our school and community.
High School Policies
BULLYING
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Bulling
or
Victimization occurs when a student
is exposed, repeatedly and over
time, to negative actions on the
part of one or more other students.
It is the philosophy of Esko High
School that every individual
should have the right to be spared
oppression and repeated intentional
humiliation, in school as in society
at large. Negative action is when
someone intentionally inflicts,
or attempts to inflict, injury or
discomfort, humiliation or ridicule
upon another. The attempt to injure
or cause discomfort may include,
but is not limited to words, physical
contact, making faces, dirty gestures,
intentionally excluding someone
from a group or refusing to comply
with another person’s wishes.
Esko Public Schools Policy 514
expressly
prohibits
bullying,
and outlines the procedures and
regulations for bullying prevention
and
intervention,
including:
A person who engages in an act
of bullying, reprisal, or false
reporting of bullying shall be
subject to discipline for that
act in accordance with school
district’s policies and procedures.
Consequences for students who
commit prohibited acts of bullying
may range from positive behavioral
interventions up to and including
suspension
and/or
expulsion.
The school district may take into
account the following factors:
• The developmental and maturity
levels of the parties involved;
• The levels of harm, surrounding
circumstances, and nature of the
behavior;
• Past incidences or past or
continuing patterns of behavior;
• The relationship between the
parties involved; and
• The context in which the alleged
incidents occurred.
Any person who believes he or she
has been the victim of bullying
or any person with knowledge or
belief of conduct that may constitute
bullying shall report the alleged acts
immediately to a teacher, counselor
or the high school principal.
STUDENT DRESS
Students are expected to use good
taste in their dress. Students will not
be allowed to present themselves at
school in any manner which causes
a disturbance or distraction. Shirts
that are excessively revealing
or expose the waist, midriff or
undergarments are prohibited.
Muscle shirts and tank tops are
not permitted. Items of clothing
that promote alcohol, tobacco and
drugs, or are sexually or are anti
socially suggestive will not be
acceptable. Clothing that promotes
ethnic, racial, sexual, or religious
harassment
is
unacceptable.
Students will not be allowed to wear
caps, bandannas, hoods or head
coverings during the school day. The
only exception will be on specified
dress up days, or an allowance
for illness resulting in hair loss.
Students are not permitted to
carry backpacks to and from
classes, nor into the cafeteria.
Backpacks are to be left in student
lockers between the hours of
8:15 and 3:15, with exceptions
made for transporting clothing
to and from physical education
class or by special permission
of the high school principal.
ATTENDANCE
Truancy Prevention Program –
Esko High School participates in a
Truancy Prevention Program for all
Carlton County high schools. EHS
administration collaborates with
county officials in cases of habitual
violation of the Esko High School
attendance policy. Through parent
involvement and early intervention,
we hope to avoid the courtbased truancy petition process.
This program follows a three
step process with our goal
being to improve attendance:
The first step , we will notify the
parent(s)/guardian(s) in writing
when a student has compiled
three (3) unexcused absences or
a combination of eight (8) total
excused and/or unexcused absences
at any time during the semester.
The second step in this program
will begin if your child reaches five
(5) unexcused or a combination of
ten (10) excused and/or unexcused
absences.
The student may be
referred to the Carlton County
Truancy Prevention Programs
Officer, and a request for a meeting
with the student, parents and/
or school officials may be made.
The third step: Please be advised
that if a student reaches seven (7)
unexcused absences or fifteen (15)
excused and/or unexcused absences
administration may refer the student
to the County Attorney’s Office
as a habitual truant to Minnesota
Statute
260.007,
subdivision
19. Upon receipt of a referral
from administration, the County
Attorney’s Office may elect to file a
truancy petition with the district court.
1.ATTENDANCE
—
Punctuality and regular school
attendance are essential to success
in school. The State of Minnesota
requires compulsory attendance for
all children between 7 and 16 years
of age. Students who acquire more
than 14 absences in a semester,
for any non-school related reason,
may receive a grade of Incomplete.
Each absence beyond 14 requires
a physician’s note to be considered
excused.
Consistent school
attendance is one means by which
a student develops responsibility
and self-discipline.
For these
reasons, student absence should be
limited to those instances in which
absence is genuinely unavoidable.
Each student, his or her parent/
guardian and the school share an
obligation to encourage and insure
good student attendance.
Any
time a student misses more than
10 minutes of a class period, he/
she will be considered to have been
absent for the entire period. For
report cards and state reporting
purposes, attendance will be
reported as half or full days with
12:00 p.m. as the dividing point.
Interventions taken by the school:
1.Encourage
student
to attend and stay in school.
2. Advise
parent/guardian
of school policy and state law.
3.
Seek and involve support
services proactively. (i.e.: School
Counselor, School Psychologist, and
Family/School Support Worker.)
4. Collaborate
with
the
Carlton County Truancy Officer.
Progressive Disciplinary
Interventions:
1. Detentions or Saturday School
for each of the first three hours of
truancy.
2. Notify the parent(s)/guardian(s)
in writing when a student has
compiled three (3) unexcused
absences or a combination of eight
(8) total excused and/or unexcused
absences at any time during the
semester.
3. Refer to Carlton County Truancy
Officer when student reaches five
(5) unexcused or a combination of
ten (10) excused and/or unexcused
absences.
4. Truancy Officer may refer the
student to the County Attorney’s
Office as a habitual truant to
Minnesota
Statute
260.007,
subdivision 19. The Carlton County
Attorney’s Office may file a truancy
petition with the district court.
5. In-School Contract (school staff
meets with parents and student)
may accompany interventions 3 or
4 above.
6. Loss of credit may follow the
10th hour of truancy or unexcused
absence in a semester. Petition
hearing possible with academic
department
chair,
instructor,
counselor, parent and student.
Please read the Student Handbook
for complete policy and definitions
of the following terms:
VERIFIED ABSENCE,
EXCUSED ABSENCES SCHOOL RELATED, EXCUSED
ABSENCES - NOT SCHOOL
RELATED, EARLY DISMISSAL,
TEMPORARY ABSENCE,
UNEXCUSED ABSENCES,
CLASS TRUANCY/SKIPPING,
EXCUSED TARDIES,
UNEXCUSED TARDIES.
Meet Your 2013-2014 Esko School Personnel
Board of Education:
Chair
Vice-Chair
Treasurer
Clerk
Director
Director
Julian Bertogliat
Rick Liljegren
Lynn McComber
Jeff Salo
Margaret Sunnarborg
Scott Powers
Support Staff: Superintendent Director of Business Services Supt. Secretary/Bookeeper Supt. Office Assistant Data Management Specialist Elem. Secretary H.S. Secretary Activities Office Secretary Due Process Secretary
Copy Center
School/Support Career Center/Volunteer Coordinator Media Generalist Nurse Psychologist Speech/Hearing Clinicians Technology Coordinator Paraprofessionals Aaron Fischer
Janet Halonen
Dawn Mattson
Karrin Olson
Bernie Ozan
Julie Pelletier
Kris Krocka
Julie Antonutti
Heidi DeVries
Jodie Sundeen, Alice Juusola,
Leann Fetter
Sandy Davis
Joyce Bergstedt
Bridget Peterson
Betsy Stark
Kayla Kuntz
Jana Olson, Marilyn Keller
TBD
Sharon Bertogliat, Linda Burgess,
Marylin Cass, Cathy Erola, Becky
Hanson, Lori Tondryk, Mary
Siptroth, Deb Holte, Shari Acker,
Mary Lee, Eve Lehman, Yolanda
Wold, Toni Jurmu, Carri Kaldahl
Food Service Irene Tout (Food Service Manager),
Leann Fetter, Peggy Young, Jodi
Mitchell, Wendy Borchardt, Gayle
Disch, Laura Vigliaturo
Custodians Bill Pera (Head Custodian), Sheila
Juntunen, Paul Goodreau, Ron
Lindgren, Kellie Semerau, Jill
Koski
High School Staff: Principal Greg Hexum
Art Adam Kemptar
Band Rich Mowers, Ryan Hanson
Business Education Corey Gray
Counselor Nicki Peterson
English Kristy Casper, Brenda Lilly,
Michele Johnson, Deb Ellefson,
Matt Leibfried
Family and Consumer Science Deb DeArmond
French Jennifer Hoffmann
Health Occupations Phyllis Sherman
Industrial Technology
Math Scott Arntson, Jeremiah Weaver,
Gary Beaudot, Benjamin Haugen, Andy Roberts
PE/Health Chad Stoskopf, George Perich, Sue
Northey
Science Sarah Meyer, Chris Evavold,
Gavin Johnson, Laura Zimny
Social Studies Charlie Farrow, Scott Antonutti,
Lisa Dupuis, Jessica Blake
Spanish Cheryl Diedrich
Special Education Mary Weets, Sarah Leischke,
Michelle Sweeney
Vocal Music Beth Anderson
Bus Drivers:
Kathy Hammarlund (Head Bus
Driver), Bill Compo, Ron Carlson,
Laurie Groth, Steve Hanson, Gary
Sather, Cindy Solberg, Jolene
Denzler, Royce McLaughlin,
Melanie Stolan
Elementary Staff: Principal Brian Harker
Kindergarten Brittany Jarvis, Kari Knutson, Kara Zywicki, Jennifer Boese
Grade 1 Christi Cimermancic, Kristine Baird, Mary Durand, Samantha Battaglia
Grade 2 Melissa Halverson, Diane Gustafson, Kelly Harms, Jill Harden, Michelle Voigts
Grade 3 Jessica Uecker, Brooke Pfister, Dawn Hallsten, Derek Anderson,
Grade 4 Saara Hipp, Katrina Foxx, Kim Dahl, Stephanie Johnson
Grade 5 Wendy Smith, Nichole Schmidt, Angela Pyrlik, Tim Lindquist
Grade 6 Andy Nielsen, Brian Wickenheiser, Tammy Thornton, Sara Johnson
L.D. Ann Erickson, Sarah Leischke
Computer Teacher
Brenda Salo
Physical Education Cynthia Johnson, Bridget Vesel-
Johnson
Music Beth Anderson, Kara Staples, Rich Mowers, Ryan Hanson
EBD Tina Roed
Title 1 Kim Linder
Special Ed Julie Schramm
COTA Leslee Nooyen
Occ. Therapist Patti Gerard
EC Spec. Ed
Judy Leveille
Community Education:
Director Christina Walther
ECFE Coordinator
Shannon Matzdorf
SR Coordinator
Tina Kauma
Administrative Assistant Kelly Emanuel
Proof Editor
Patti Lockman
ECFE Teachers
Shannon Matzdorf, Nichole Reed, Jackie Kedrowski
Cool Kids Coordinator
Beth Johnson
After School Club Coordinator Brian Wickenheiser
Outreach Coordinator Jill Liupakka
Program Assistants
Alice Juusola, Paula Bergstedt,
Lisa Stauffenecker, Jodie Sundeen,
Jill Jacobson, Tammy Fleischauer,
Alex Walkowiak, Lorie Jones
Superintendent’s Office:
Fax:
Elementary Office:
High School Office:
Fax:
Community Education:
Cool Kids Cell:
Bus Garage:
Activities Office:
879-2969
879-7490
879-3361
879-4673
879-6248
879-4038
522-0519
879-4302
879-1909
Volunteer Opportunities
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
Become a school volunteer…
Following is a brief description of activities needing volunteer help. Most
tasks are short term. Please check any areas in which you may be willing to
help, and return this form to your child’s classroom, the school office, or mail
to Joyce Bergstedt, Volunteer Coordinator, P.O. Box 10, Esko, MN 55733 or
call 879-4673, Extension 230.
Become an enrichment program leader!
Get involved in the Enrichment Program! Following is a brief description of
activities needing volunteer help. Most tasks are short term. Please check
any areas in which you may be willing to help and return this form to your
child’s classroom, the school office, or mail to: Joyce Bergstedt, Enrichment
Coordinator, Esko Schools, P.O. Box 10, Esko, MN 55733 or call 879-4673,
Extension 230.
NAME _______________________________PHONE _______________
NAME _______________________________PHONE _______________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________GRADE __________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________GRADE __________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________GRADE___________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________GRADE___________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________ GRADE_________
CHILD’S NAME____________________________ GRADE_________
ELEMENTARY PROGRAMS
_____ READERS-Monitor/record reading for elementary students
_____ TRACK AND FIELD DAYS: in May or June
_____ ELEMENTARY CHOIR CONCERTS:
Set up and direct student traffic
_____ HOBBIES: Hobby or skill: _____________________
Description of presentation: _________________________
_____________________________________________
_____ TRAVEL (history/geography)
Country/region of Travel: _____________________Brief
description of presentation: _______________________________
_____ HEARING/VISION SCREENING: two days in
January or February
_____ SCOLIOSIS SCREENING: one day in March
_____ BOOK FAIR: help students find books, collect
money--Fall/Spring
_____ CHAPERONE: Supervise students while on field trips
_____ LIBRARY VOLUNTEER: Assist students in finding and checking out books
_____ MISCELLANEOUS: Call me as needed for a couple hours
_____ LAMINATING school materials-periodically through
out the school year.
HIGH SCHOOL:
____CAREER CENTER VOLUNTEER: help student locate
resources regarding scholarships, careers, and job search. Help
organize and maintain the resources in the center.
____ OFFICE HELP:
____ General filing
____Updating databases
____ Inventory in May
_____ CHAPERONES: juniors and seniors to the National College Fair in the fall, or other activities to include other age groups-half day up to full day
_____ CAREER PRESENTATION: Talk about your occupation-50 minute time period
_____ CAREER TALKS-Occupation: __________________
_____ MISCELLANEOUS: Call me as needed for a couple hours
COMMUNITY ED EVENTS
____ FALL FESTIVAL
____ Concessions ____ Ticket Sales ____ Running a Game
____ Preschool Pumpkin Patch
____ BREAKFAST WITH SANTA ____ SANTA STORE
____ Early Childhood CLASSES/ EVENTS
____ AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS—teachers and helpers
____COMMUNITY EDUCATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
____ADULT ENRICHMENT INSTRUCTOR
Describe______________________________________
____SCHOOL GARDEN HELPERS-planters, “waterers”, educators, harvesters.
For more information, contact Christina Walther at 879-4038.
Orientation and training will be provided.
______ Grade 1: Read aloud or one-on-one tutoring-30 minutes per week.
OMNIBUS: Take a field trip. Do hands-on projects. Present or assist
leading a unit (6 wks/1 hr per week with training provided) with 12 eager
students based on one of the following subjects:
___Weather Grade 2
___ Animal Behavior Grade 2 or 3
___Music Grade 2 or 3
___City Planning Grade 2 or 3
___ Economics Grade 2 or 3
___Communication Media Grade 2
___ Famous Cities Grade 2 or 3
___World Mythology Grade 2 or 3
___ Ancients Grade 3 or 4
___ Artists and Imagination Grade 3 or 4
___ Earth Science Grade 4
___Architecture Grade 4
___Anthropology Grades 4-6
___Sound Grades 4-6
___Mysteries & Codes Grades 4-6
___Aerodynamics Grades 4-6
___ Law-Grades 4, 5, or 6
___ Differences of Opinion Grades 4-6
___Drama Grades 4-6
___The Future Grades 4-6
___ Genetics Grade 5
___ Dissection Grade 5
___ Destination Imagination coach. Work with a team of 5-7 students while
they solve a creative problem. Training provided! Fun!
___ Junior Great Books leader (1 hour for 6 or more weeks). Love to read?
Inquiring minds enjoy the students’ responses. Easy to do. 12 students.
Training provided.
___ Math Enrichment coaches for grades 3 and 4. Work with small groups
of students on fun challenges, puzzles, and enrichment. Materials available.
___ Math Masters coaches. Fifth and sixth grade teams prepare for spring
competitions. Some of the mathematical areas included in the curriculum
are: geometry, fractions, decimals, percents, and charts.
___ Grade 5
___ Grade 6
___ Inventor’s Fair: Chaperone at the mall, present brainstorming, telephoning, or other skills pertinent to becoming a junior inventor. Set up display in
Esko with students.
___ Spelling Bee for grades 5-8. Set up and judge for half a day.
___ Geography Bee for grades 5-8. Set up and judge for half a day.
Student Information
High School/New
Students
Students are expected to be
in the building and ready for class at
8:15 am and will be released at 3:15
pm in the afternoon. 7th grade and
new student orientation will be held
again prior to the first day of school,
details will be mailed.
A school rule, which has
been in effect for a number of years,
states that any students driving cars
or motorcycles to school will park
them in the parking lot when the student arrives in the morning and leave
them there until the end of the school
day. This same rule is in effect for
the new school term.
Esko offers a full range of
athletic programs, according to Activities Director, Chad Stoskopf.
These include football, cross country, volleyball, soccer, basketball,
hockey, skiing track, tennis, swimming, softball, baseball and golf.
And students wishing to take part
must have a complete physical examination within the past three
Student Parking
AUTOMOBILES AND OTHER
MOTOR VEHICLES—On school
days between 7:00 a.m. and dismissal at the end of the day, students are
not to park within restricted parking
areas including those reserved for
staff and fitness center members.
Whenever a student drives to school
with a motor vehicle, the vehicle
must be parked and locked and the
student must leave the parking area.
Students are not to sit in, visit at,
drive or ride in motor vehicles during the school day. Only students
who arrive late to school with writ-
years, a signed parental slip which
shows that both the student athlete
and the parents and/or guardian
know the high school league rules
regarding smoking, drinking, and
chemical abuse as far as eligibility is
concerned.
Esko features an excellent
music department and drama department as well as other activities such
as yearbook, student council, national honor society, math league and
knowledge bowl competition, cheerleaders. Students are encouraged to
take part and to contribute to Esko’s
tradition of excellence in these programs.
New junior and senior high
school students should contact the
high school principal’s office at 8794673 for an appointment to register
for classes. These students are reminded to bring their report card
and their records from their previous
high school in order to expedite the
process. Students cannot register for
classes in Esko without their former
school record.
ten parental approval and students
with early dismissal slips may drive
a motor vehicle to or from the parking lot during the school day. Students who park in the school lots will
be required to purchase a parking
permit. This permit is good for one
year only. Seniors and juniors will
have preference in the south lot.
Students who have been previously
warned for parking lot violations
may have their permits revoked
without refund or be towed at their
expense. Serious parking lot offenses may result in the immediate
revocation of parking privileges and/
or towing.
Arrowhead Economic Opportunity Agency
Adult Education and Adult Literacy
• Brush up on your academic skills: Math,writing/reading and
job seeking skills.
• English as a Second Language classes by appointment
• GED study and official practice testing.
• College Prep and online classes in study skills and GED.
We are located in the lower level of the US Bank building.
715 Cloquet Avenue
Cloquet
Phone 879-5588
Call today to have your questions answered
and receive a class schedule.
High School Security Schedules
Research has shown that having the
office at an entrance permits better security to the building and the
monitoring of activities in the areas
near the entrance. If you are coming
to the school on school related business, we respectfully request that
“all visitors to the school check into
the high school office upon entering
the building.” As in the past, we appreciate your cooperation.
Behavior
Expectations
•
Be Prompt and Prepared.
Be on time. Come with appropriate materials, including assignments
with deadlines.
•
Respect Authority. Listen to
authority. Follow directions promptly. Accept responsibility for your
behavior.
•
Self Esteem. Demonstrate
self-confidence by active participation. Demonstrate a positive attitude
in word and action.
•
Respect the Rights of Others. Use appropriate voices. Listen
to the speaker. Respect the opinion
and point of view of others. Respect
individual differences and sensitivities. Refrain from harassment of any
kind.
•
Respect Property. Respect
personal property of others. Respect
school property. Assist in maintaining a clean school and environment.
•
Display a Concern for
Learning. Remain on task. Respect
the rights of others to learn.
•
Display Appropriate Social
Skills. Accept disagreement, criticism, consequences, and compliments gracefully. Display courtesy.
Display tact.
Restrictive Procedures Plan
In accordance with Minnesota Statute 1125A.0942, Subd. 1, every
school district is required to develop
and make public a plan that discloses
its use of restrictive procedures. The
plan specifically outlines the list of
restrictive procedures the school
intends to use; how the school will
monitor and review the use of restrictive procedures, including post
use debriefings and convening an
overnight committee; and a written
description and documentation of
the training and staff that have completed the training.
Esko School District uses
restrictive procedures only in response to behavior(s) that constitutes
an emergency, even if written into a
child’s Individual Education Plan
(IEP) or Behavior Interventions Plan
(BIP).
The full plan may be referenced on
our website at www.esko.k12.mn.us.
Scheduling will take place each
spring for the upcoming school year.
All students must enroll in 6 classes
to be considered full time.
Adding a class: A class may be added to your schedule if you meet the
following criteria:
1)
Your request must be made
within the first 6 days of a semester
2)
There must be room available for you in the class
3) Every effort is made to meet the
needs of Esko High School students
through a wide variety of curricular offerings. In some cases, it is not
possible to register students for elective course choices/alternates due to
scheduling logistics.
Dropping a class: A class may be
dropped without penalty if you meet
the following criteria:
1)
You do not fall below 6
classes
2)
You make the request within
the first 6 weeks of a semester or 3
weeks of a quarter class
3)
The class will be replaced
by a study hall
Dropping a class after 6 weeks of a
semester class or 3 weeks of a quarter class will result in the grade of
“FAIL” being placed on the report
card and permanent record.
Exceptions may be made in unusual situations at the discretion of the
Faculty Council.
ADDING
AND
DROPPING
CLASSES—If there is room, a class
may be added to a student’s schedule if done within the first six days
of the semester. If a student drops a
class after six weeks into a semester,
a grade of “Fail” will be recorded on
the report card and the permanent record. Unless authorized by the high
school principal, a student will not
be allowed to drop a class if it will
reduce the number of classes he or
she is taking to less than the minimum requirements. Exceptions may
be made in unusual situations at the
discretion of the high school principal. All students must be enrolled in
6 classes to be considered full-time.
School Policies
Annual Parental Notification of
School District Policies
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that students are aware of and
comply with the school district’s
expectations for student conduct.
Such compliance will enhance the
school district’s ability to maintain
discipline and ensure that there is
no interference with the educational
process. The school district will take
appropriate disciplinary action when
students fail to adhere to the Code of
Student Conduct established by this
policy.”
PROTECTION AND PRIVACY
OF PUPIL RECORDS (#515) “…
The school district shall give parents
of students currently in attendance
and eligible students currently in
attendance annual notice by such
means as are reasonably likely to
inform the parents and eligible students of the following:
1. That the parent or eligible student
has a right to inspect and review the
student’s education records and the
procedure for inspecting and reviewing education records;
has a right to seek amendment of the
student’s education records to ensure
that those records are not inaccurate,
misleading, or otherwise in violation of the student’s privacy or other
rights and the procedure for requesting amendment of records;
has a right to consent to disclosures
of personally identifiable information contained in the student’s education records, except to the extent
that federal and state law and the
regulations promulgated thereunder
authorize disclosure without consent;
has a right to file a complaint with
the U.S. Department of Education
regarding an alleged failure by the
school district to comply with the requirements of 20 U.S.C. 1232g, and
the rules promulgated thereunder;
5. The criteria for determining who
constitutes a school official and what
constitutes a legitimate educational
interest for purposes of disclosing
education records to other school officials whom the school district has
determined to have legitimate educational interests; and
6. That the school district forwards
education records on request to a
school in which a student seeks
or intends to enroll including
suspension and expulsion records
pursuant to the federal No Child
Left Behind Act and, if applicable, a
student’s history of violent behavior.
BULLYING PROHIBITION (#
516) “ … to the extent such conduct
affects the educational environment
of the school district and the rights
and welfare of its students and is
within the control of the school district in its normal operations, it is
the school district’s intent to prevent
bullying and to take action to investigate, respond, remediate, and discipline those acts of bullying which
have not been successfully prevented. The purpose of this policy is to
assist the school district in its goal of
preventing and responding to acts of
bullying, intimidation, violence, and
other similar disruptive behavior.”
STUDENT SURVEYS (#520)
“…Occasionally the school district
utilizes surveys to obtain student
opinions and information about students. The purpose of this policy is
to establish the parameters of information that may be sought in student
surveys. Student surveys may be
conducted as determined necessary
by the school district. Surveys, analyses and evaluations conducted as
part of any program funded through
the U.S. Department of Education must comply with 20 U.S.C.
1232h.” Parents may opt out of the
following activities by providing
written notification to D. Mattson,
c/o Esko Public Schools prior to October 15 of each school year:
(1) Activities involving collection,
disclosure, or use of personal information collected from students for
the purpose of marketing or for selling that information, or otherwise
providing that information to others
for that purpose.
(2) The administration of any thirdparty survey as defined in the policy
(3) Any non-emergency invasive
physical examination or screening
that is required as a condition of attendance, administered by the school
and scheduled by the school in advance, and not necessary to protect
the immediate health and safety of
the student or other students.
Students and parents will be notified
in advance of the activities/items
listed above.
STUDENT DISABILITY
NONDISCRIMINATION (#521)
The purpose of this policy is to
protect disabled students from
discrimination on the basis of
disability and to identify and evaluate
learners who, within the intent of
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973, need special services,
accommodations, or programs in
order that such learners may receive
a free appropriate public education.
STUDENT SEX NONDISCRIMINATION (#522) Students are protected from discrimination on the
basis of sex pursuant to Title IX of
the Education Amendments of 1972
and the Minnesota Human Rights
Act. The purpose of this policy is to
provide equal educational opportunity for all students and to prohibit
discrimination on the basis of sex.
INTERNET ACCEPTABLE USE
AND SAFETY POLICY (#524)
“…The purpose of this policy is to
set forth policies and guidelines for
access to the school district computer system and acceptable and safe
use of the Internet, including electronic communications.”
WORLD WIDE WEB PUBLISHING OF STUDENT WORK:
Student artwork, writing or projects
may be published on the World Wide
Web, a part of the Internet, by the
School District. No home address or
telephone number will appear with
such work. If parents do not want
their child’s work to appear on the
Internet, they must provide written
notification to “D. Mattson c/o District Office” no later than October 15
of each school year. In lieu of written
notification parents grant the School
District copyrights and privileges to
reproduce, adapt, publish, and display student work on the Internet.
Such publication is intended to further the educational mission of the
School District and display students’
works to a worldwide audience.
CRISIS MANAGEMENT (#806)
“… The purpose of the Crisis Management Policy is to act as a guide
for school district and building administrators, school employees, students, school board members, and
community members as to how to
address a wide range of potential
crisis situations in the school district. The step-by-step procedures
suggested by this Policy will provide
guidance to each school building in
drafting crisis management plans to
coordinate protective actions prior
to, during, and after any type of
emergency or potential crisis situation in the school district. Please
note that, pursuant to this Policy, tailored crisis management plans will
be developed for each school building in the school district and sections
or procedures may be added or deleted in those crisis management plans
based on building needs.
THE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND
ACT requires the following notices
be given to parents:
• MILITARY RECRUITERS Parents have a right to request
that their child’s name, address,
and telephone number not be
released to a military recruiter
without their prior consent. Written requests should be submitted
to D. Mattson in the District Office by October 15 of each year.
• TEACHER
QUALIFICATIONS - Parents may request
the following information:
• Whether the teacher has met
Minnesota Department of Education
requirements for licensure at the
grade level and the subject area (s)
he teaches
• Whether the teacher has an emer-
gency or provisional license
• What the teacher’s undergraduate
major was, any graduate certification
or degree held by the teacher including the field of discipline of the certification or degree
• Whether the child is being taught
by paraprofessionals and, if so, their
qualifications
Complete versions of all
school policies are available
online at:
www.esko.k12.mn.us
or by contacting the District
Office at 879-2969.
Annual Health and Safety
Notifications
AHERA (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act) Federal legislation requires public schools
to maintain a list of locations and
types of asbestos found in the school
building and a description for their
proper management. The Asbestos
Management Plan and related inspection reports are available at the
District Office.
DRINKING WATER Esko Schools
maintains and produces its own
water, as there is no city system to
draw from in Thomson Township.
The school’s water system treats
and filters all water prior to distribution in the building, and drinking
water is again filtered at each water
fountain.Bill Pera, Lead Custodian,
has received ongoing training and is
licensed by the MN Department of
Health as a “water treatment technician.” Water samples are taken
weekly from both wells by the District and are then are sent to the Minnesota Department of Health for testing. To date, Esko Public Schools
has met all requirements relating to
the safety of our water supply system per MN Department of Health
(MDH) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. Our
water is used for drinking and preparation of meals daily. The testing log
and results of the MDH & EPA tests
are available at the District Office.
RADON Building tests have indicated that radon levels do not exceed
the acceptable levels as established
by the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA). Test results are
available at the District Office.
INDOOR AIR QUALITY Through
preventative measures and regular
maintenance of our facility and its
mechanical systems, Esko Schools
monitors and works to improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) for our students and staff using Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines
and recommendations. Questions or
concerns regarding IAQ should be
directed to the District Office.
Free and Reduced Lunch Information
Dear Parent/Guardian:
Our school provides healthy meals
each day. Breakfast costs $1.00 lunch
costs $2.00.
ticipating in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP),
Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) or Food Distribution
Program on Indian Reservations
(FDPIR), and foster children can get
free school meals without reporting
household income. Also, children
can get free or reduced-price school
meals if their household income is
within the maximum income shown
for their household size on the instructions. Approval for school meal
benefits is good for the school year.
Your children may qualify for free
or reduced-price meals. The reduced
price for lunch is $.40. “Reducedprice” breakfasts are served at no
charge. To apply for free or reducedprice school meals, complete the enclosed Application for Educational
Benefits following the instructions.
A new application must be submitted each year. Your application also Do foster children qualify for free
helps our school qualify for educa- meals? Yes, foster children who are
the legal responsibility of a foster
tion funds and discounts.
care agency or court are eligible for
Return your completed Application
free meals regardless of household
for Educational Benefits to: [insert
income.
return address]
I get WIC. Can my children get
Who can get free or reduced-price
free meals? Children in households
meals? Children in households par-
participating in WIC may be eligi- How will the information I provide
ble for free or reduced-price meals. be kept? Information you provide on
the form, and your child’s approval
Please fill out an application.
May I apply if someone in my for school meal benefits, will be prohousehold is not a U.S. citizen? Yes. tected as private data. See the back
You or your children do not have to page of the Application for Educabe U.S. citizens for your children tional Benefits for more information
to qualify for free or reduced-price about how the information is used.
Will the information I give be
Who should I include as members checked? Yes, and we may also ask
of my household? Include your- you to send written proof.
self and all other people living in What if I disagree with the school’s
the household, related or not (such decision about my application?
as grandparents, other relatives or You should talk to school officials.
friends). Include a household mem- You also may ask for a hearing.
ber who is temporarily away, such as If you have other questions or need
a college student.
help, call 218-879-2969, option 3.
meals.
What if my income is not always Sincerley,
the same? List the amount that you Aaron Fischer
normally get. If you normally get Superintendent of Schools
overtime, include it, but not if you get
it only sometimes.
Instructions for Completing the Application for Educational Benefits
Complete the Application for Educational Benefits for school year 2013-14 if any of the following apply:
− Any household member currently participates in the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), or
− One or more children in the household are foster children (a welfare agency or court has legal responsibility for the child), or
− Total household income (gross earnings, not take-home pay) is within these guidelines:
Maximum Total Income
Household
Size
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Additional
$ Per
Year
21,257
28,694
36,131
43,568
51,005
58,442
65,879
73,316
7,437
$ Per
Month
1,772
2,392
3,011
3,631
4,251
4,871
5,490
6,110
620
$ Twice Per
Month
886
1,196
1,506
1,816
2,126
2,436
2,745
3,055
310
$ Per 2
Weeks
818
1,104
1,390
1,676
1,962
2,248
2,534
2,820
287
$ Per Week
409
552
695
838
981
1,124
1,267
1,410
144
Children and Foster Status List all children in the household in Section 2.
• Indicate that a child is in foster care by checking the box.
• Include any regular income, for example SSI, to children other than foster children. Do not list occasional earnings like babysitting.
Case Number Complete Section 3 if any household member currently participates in one of the programs listed in that section. If Section 3 is
completed, skip Section 4 (adult names and incomes).
Adults / Household Incomes List all adult household members, whether related or not, in Section 4. Include an adult who is temporarily away,
such as a student away at college. Do not complete Section 4 if a case number was provided in Section 3, or if the application is for foster
children only.
List each adult household member’s gross incomes (not take-home pay) and how often each income is received. For example “W” for Weekly.
• List gross incomes before deductions.
• If an income varies, list the amount usually received.
• For farm/self-employment income only, list net income after subtracting business expenses.
• Examples of “other income” to include in the last column are farm/self-employment, Veterans benefits and disability benefits.
• Check the “No Income” column after a person’s name if they have no income.
Do not include as income: foster care payments, federal education benefits, MFIP payments, combat pay, or value of assistance received from
SNAP, WIC, FDPIR or Military Privatized Housing Initiative.
Signature The form must be signed by an adult household member in section 6.
Social Security Number The person signing the application must provide the last four digits of their Social Security number in section 6 unless:
• A qualifying case number was provided in Section 3, or
• All children in the household who need school meal benefits are foster children, or
• The person signing the application does not have a Social Security number and has indicated this in Section 6.
Free and Reduced Lunch Information
Civil Rights Survey (voluntary)
This information is requested solely for the purpose of determining compliance with federal
civil rights laws, and will not affect your application. By providing this information, you
will assist us in assuring that this program is administered in a nondiscriminatory manner.
1. Ethnicity (check one):
 Hispanic or Latino  Not Hispanic or Latino2. Race (check one or
more):
 American Indian or Alaskan Native  Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific
Islander
 Asian
 White Black or African American
Privacy Act Statement / How Information Is Used
The National School Lunch Act requires that the household member signing the application must provide the last four digits of their Social
Security number unless the application is for a foster child, or they do not have a Social Security number, or they provide an active assistance
number from the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) or Food Distribution
Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR). Provision of a Social Security number is not mandatory, but if a Social Security number is required for
a complete application and the household does not provide the information, the application cannot be approved.
We will use your information to determine if your child is eligible for free or reduced-price school meals, and for administration and enforcement of
the lunch and breakfast programs. We may share your eligibility information with education, health, and nutrition programs to help them
evaluate, fund or determine benefits for their programs, auditors for program reviews, and law enforcement officials to help them look into
violations of program rules.
At public school districts, each student's eligibility status is also recorded on a statewide computer system used to report student data to the
Minnesota Department of Education as required by state law. The Minnesota Department of Education uses this information to: (1) administer
state and federal programs, (2) calculate compensatory revenue for public schools, and (3) judge the quality of the state's educational program.
Children who are eligible for free and reduced-price school meals may be eligible for Minnesota Health Care Programs. Your child’s eligibility
status for school meals (qualified for free or reduced-price meals) may be shared with Minnesota Health Care Programs unless you tell us not to
share your information by checking the box in Section 5 of the application. You are not required to share information for this purpose and your
decision will not affect approval for school meal benefits.
Nondiscrimination Statement
This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly: In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy,
this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination,
write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992
(Voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339;
or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Children’s Ethnic and Racial Identity (Optional)
Please provide the following information, which is used to determine the school’s compliance with civil rights laws. If the information is left blank, a
representative of the school is required to identify the ethnic and racial identity of participants for civil rights reporting.
1. Choose one ethnicity:
Hispanic/Latino
Not Hispanic/Latino
2. Choose one or more races (regardless of ethnicity):
Asian
American Indian or Alaskan Native
Black or African American
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
White
From Our School Board
Clerk’s Minutes
The Esko Board of Education, Independent School District No. 99,
Esko, Minnesota, held their regular Board meeting on Tuesday, May
14, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. in the board conference room.
Members present: Julian Bertogliat, Lynn McComber, Rick Liljegren, Scott
Phillip Powers, Jeff Salo, Margaret Sunnarborg, and Superintendent Fischer.
Absent: None.
Call the Meeting to Order
Chairperson Julian Bertogliat called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Approval of Agenda
Moved by Rick Liljegren, second by Jeff Salo to approve the agenda
as amended. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approval of Consent Agenda Items
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Scott Powers to approve the Consent Agenda
items as follows:
• Approve the minutes of the April 23, 2013 school board
meeting.
• Approve the checks as follows (* = pending Treasurer’s review):
Date
Check #s
Total
4/10/13
75054-75056
$524,000.00
4/15/13
75057-75058
$500,100.00
4/16/13
75059
$1,261.00
4/18/13
75060-75089
$50,292.14
4/18/13
Void 74970
($85.00)
4/22/13
75090-75145
$13,691.19
4/25/13
75146-75161
$4,179.86
4/26/13
75162-75183
$15,435.09
4/30/13
75184-75199
$15,402.26
4/30/13
Void 74962
($72.00)
5/1/13
75200-75218
$32,648.10
5/1/13
Void 74788
($635.00)
5/7/13 *
75219-75247
$54,048.77
5/9/13 *
75248
$580.00
5/9/13 *
Void 75185
($635.00)
5/10/13 *
75249
$1,200.00
• Fundraiser Request Approval
• Esko Kids Plus – Dodgeball Tournament.
• Esko Kids Plus – Paws and Pets Carnival.
• Donations Received
• Hallett Dock Company in the amount of $500 – Destination
Imagination Globals.
• Janice Jader in the amount of $100 – Destination Imagination
Globals.
• Lynn McComber in the amount of $500 – Destination Imagination
Globals.
• Republic Bank in the amount of $100 – Destination Imagination
Globals.
• Approval of Treasurer’s Report – April 2013.
Date
4/15/13
4/30/13
Date
4/08/13
Direct
Electronic
Check’s
Deposits
Payments
$93,694.20
$159,387.49
$80,241.79
$107,252.29
$164,668.68
$86,188.80
Electronic Transfer Report March 2013
Acct Transferred Into
MN Dept of Revenue (sales tax payment)
Grand Total
$333,323.48
$358,109.77
Amount
$233.00
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Accept Check from California Casualty Management Company
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Lynn McComber to accept a check in the
amount of $1,000 from California Casualty Management Company for a
grant written by Ben Haugen for Esko Little League Association with the
understanding that the District will in turn pay $1,000 of the dugout repair
costs for the project being undertaken by Esko Little League Association.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approve the Hire of Deb DeArmond
Moved by Scott Powers, second by Margaret Sunnarborg to approve the hire
of Deb DeArmond as Family & Consumer Sciences teacher at BA Step 1, 1.0
f.t.e. for the 2013/14 school year. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approve the Hire of Jerimy Hallsten
Moved by Margaret Sunnarborg, second by Scott Powers to approve the hire
of Jerimy Hallsten as Head Cross Country Coach for 2013/2014. Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
Approve the Hire of Brent Smith
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Rick Liljegren to approve the hire of Brent
Smith as Assistant Cross Country Coach for 2013/2014. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Approve a Leave Request from Meryl Lucchesi-Freyberg
Moved by Lynn McComber, second by Margaret Sunnarborg to approve oneyear leave of absence for the 2013/2014 school year for Meryl LucchesiFreyberg per her written request. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Accept Letter of Resignation from David Hack
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Rick Liljegren to accept a letter of resignation
from David Hack effective June 12, 2013 and approval to post the resulting
teaching vacancy. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approval of FMLA Request from Kristy Streveler
Moved by Scott Powers, second by Lynn McComber to approve a request for
FMLA from Kristy Streveler. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approve Resolution for Membership Renewal Agreement with Northern
Lights Special Education Cooperative
Moved by Rick Liljegren, second by Jeff Salo to approve a resolution for
Membership Renewal Agreement with Northern Lights Special Education
Cooperative for 2013/2014. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approve the Extending the Cool Kids Program for Summer 2013
A proposal from Community Education was presented outlining a Cool
Kids Summer Program. Moved by Lynn McComber, second by Jeff Salo to
approve extending the Cool Kids Program for the summer of 2013. Motion
Approve Revised Bid Package 2
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Rick Liljegren to approve the revised bid
package 2. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Approval to Award Bid Package 6 to Sprinturf
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by Scott Powers to award Bid Package 6 to
Sprinturf in the amount of $322,382. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Administrative Reports
Board Committee Reports
• Lynn McComber – Esko Educational Foundation – Scholarship
Award Night.
• Margaret Sunnarborg – Safety Committee meeting.
• Rick Liljegren – Esko Educational Foundation scholarship scoring
and Technology Committee meeting.
• Julian Bertogliat – Technology Committee meeting, Turf Club
meetings.
• Scott Powers – Esko Economic Development Committee meeting,
Northern Lights Special Education Cooperative meeting.
Superintendent’s Report
• A capital budget will be brought to the Board for approval in June.
• Board meetings scheduled for June 11 and June 25 are cancelled.
There will be a regular board meeting held on June 20, 2013 at 7
p.m. in the Board Conference Room.
• The Emergency Procedures Manual continues to be updated.
• The beverage contract will be brought to a future meeting for Board
consideration.
• Bid opening for Revised Bid Package 2 will be held on June 4,
2013.
• Billing and tracking of turf donations has been set up and is
underway.
• Groundbreaking for the North Field project is anticipated to take
place the last week in May.
Congratulations and Commendations
• Esko Educational Foundation – for supporting Esko graduates with
their scholarship night.
• Cheryl Diedrich, Adam Kemptar , Jr. Class for a fun and successful
Prom 2013.
Communications
• $10,000 received from MN Vikings (donation to the Turf Club).
Open Forum
• Meryl Lucchesi-Freyberg expressed her thanks to the Board for
their support of her leave of absence.
Adjournment
There being no further business, moved by Jeff Salo, second by Margaret
Sunnarborg to adjourn at 8:20 p.m. Motioned carried by unanimous vote.
The Esko Board of Education, Independent School District No. 99,
Esko, Minnesota, held a regular Board meeting on Thursday, June
13, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. in the board conference room.
Members present: Julian Bertogliat, Lynn McComber, Rick Liljegren, Scott
Phillip Powers, Jeff Salo, Margaret Sunnarborg, and Superintendent Fischer.
Absent: None.
Call the Meeting to Order
Chairperson Julian Bertogliat called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Approval of Agenda
Moved by Rick Liljegren, second by Jeff Salo to approve the agenda. Motion
Award Bid Package #2 – Building
Moved by Lynn McComber, second by Jeff Salo to accept Bid Package #2
for Buildings from Ray Riihiluoma, Inc. for $698,000. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
School Board minutes cont. on page 24
Around Town
TOWN BOARD MEETING
MAY 16, 2013
Present: Terry Hill, Ruth Janke, Bill Gerard, David Sunnarborg, David
Pritchett Absent: Rhonda Peleski, Tony Compo
Chairperson Hill called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. in the Town Board
Room at the Town Hall.
Gerard made a motion to accept the minutes of the previous meeting. Second
by Janke. Motion carried.
Gerard made a motion to approve the vouchers in the amount of $
42,362.93 (Check #’s 38414 through 38444 with voided check #’s 038443,
038445 through 038449)), to pay payroll and due bills and electronic
payments in the amount of $1.52. Second by Sunnarborg. Motion carried.
Discussion was held on the new Janitor/Maintenance person. A
motion was made by Janke with a second by Sunnarborg to approve the hire
of Steve Warnygora with a start date of May 20, 2013. Motion carried.
Discussion was held regarding Business Subsidy Agreements. A
policy needs to be in place prior to entering any agreements. A public hearing
will need to be scheduled. Pritchett will prepare a draft for review. A motion
was made by Sunnarborg with a second by Gerard to approve the summary
for Pritchett to draft. Motion carried
Jeff Juntunen was present to discuss the possible boring under
Thomson Road to the Fire Department. A motion was made by Sunnarborg
with a second by Gerard to authorize the work to be done by Hanco contingent
on the proper permits, bonding and insurance is provided. Motion carried.
Gerard reported on the Safe Routes to Schools project. Drawings
were left in the Town Office.
Hill reported on the ongoing talks with potential business leads.
More meetings are to be scheduled.
Sunnarborg reported on the Northridge Park Pavilion. The water line
from the well has now been repaired. A safety issue prompted the removal of
the alligator play equipment from the playground. He is also checking into
the possibility of new play equipment.
Sunnarborg also reported that bids are being reviewed for sealing,
crack filling and striping.
Sunnarborg reported on the status of the radios being programmed
for the road crew. A letter of thanks will be sent to Mike Orlowski from
Carlton County Transportation Department for his assistance.
Sunnarborg reported on the Community Garden. All plots are full
for the 2013 growing season.
Milt Hagen from Carlton County was present to give an update to the
Board and residents on the County Road 1 (Thomson Road) project which is
to start on June 10, 2013. Copies of the plans for the project were left in the
Town Office for viewing by those unable to attend the informational meeting.
Ken Nynas was present to discuss the possibility of having a display
case at the Town Hall that the Historical Society would maintain and provide
items for display.
Discussion was held regarding the regular maintenance of the fire
trucks. The servicing will be done by the road crew.
A motion was made at approximately 7:48 p.m. by Gerard with a
second by Sunnarborg to adjourn. Motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Ruth Janke, Acting Secretary Terry Hill, Chairperson
JUNE 6, 2013
Present: Terry Hill, Ruth Janke, Bill Gerard, David Sunnarborg, Tony
Compo, Rhonda Peleski, David Pritchett
Chairperson Hill called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. in the Town Board
Room at the Town Hall.
Gerard made a motion to accept the minutes of the previous meeting with
corrections. Second by Janke. Motion carried.
Gerard made a motion to approve the vouchers in the amount of
$ 41,786.90 (Check #’s 38450-38502), to pay payroll and due bills and
electronic payments in the amount of $ 8,678.71. Second by Compo. Motion
carried.
Steve McConnell from the Esko Lions Club was present to update
the Board on the activities the Lion’s Club has been involved in. They’re
looking at ways to expand their club’s membership, including starting clubs
for the younger ages. They request that a Town Board member act as a liaison
to their club.
The Board agreed to allow the addition of a Lion’s Club plaque by
the “Welcome to Esko” sign on Thomson Road. The club would also like to
improve and move the current sign located on Canosia Road near Northridge
Park. This will be discussed with Carlton County.
McConnell also thanked the road crew for the attention given to the
gravel roads in his area.
Chris Rousseau from MN Power, Brian Larson from MNDOT and
Carlton County Engineer Mike Tardy were present to discuss the designation
of East Palkie and Jay Cooke Roads as haul roads for the upcoming
construction work taking place on Highway 210 and the hydro station in
Jay Cooke Park. Discussion was held on the current condition of the road
as well as who will be paying for any repairs needed once the construction
is complete. The groups involved, including the Town’s road foreman, will
meet regularly to review the damage to the roads.
An application for the placement of a single-wide manufactured home
has been received. Megan and Neil Wedel are in the process of purchasing
property on E. Stark Road and would like to have a temporary setup of the
home for no longer than five years until they build their permanent home.
Discussion was held on what would be required to guarantee the home is
removed after that time. A motion was made by Compo with a second by
Sunnarborg to approve the application with the temporary setup as long as
the proper sewer, water and electrical hookups are made, the building permits
are in place, the minimum setback requirements are met, a surety bond in
the amount of $ 10,000 is in place for five and one half years, naming the
township, and a letter is signed agreeing to allow the Town on the property if
the home is not removed as planned. Motion carried.
A letter was received from Pete Radosevich regarding his plans for
serving wine at Eskomo Pies. He has asked that some of the restrictions on
his previous 3.2 beer license be relaxed. Radosevich will be invited to the
next Board meeting.
A motion was made by Gerard with a second by Compo to reschedule
the public hearing on the business subsidy policy to Thursday, June 20, 2013
at 7:00. Motion carried.
Discussion was held on the blacktopping of the parking lot at the fire
hall. The engineer’s estimate for the paving is $ 29,000 for the fire hall only.
The neighboring property will not by paved unless the resident requests it and
pays for it. A motion was made by Compo with a second by Sunnarborg to
approve allowing Carlton County to include the fire hall in their bid process.
Motion carried. Peleski will follow up with Carlton County Transportation
Department and the company doing the directional boring for the waterline
from the hydrant to the fire hall.
The patch for the police department has been redesigned. A motion
was made by Gerard with a second by Janke approving the new design.
Motion carried.
Discussion was held on crack filling on certain roads. Quotes are
still being obtained. The budget amount is $ 15,000
Gerard reported on the Safe Routes to Schools Project and trees that
are being relocated along the route.
Janke reported on Community Education events. National Night Out
will be held on August 6. Esko Fun Day is August 10.
Sunnarborg updated the Board on the purchase of a new lawn tractor. It
should arrive in about two weeks.
Compo reported that the fire department has one new apprentice.
It was questioned whether the youth baseball teams would be able to
use Northridge Park for practice while improvements are being made at the
athletic fields. This will be allowed as long as it doesn’t disrupt other users
of the park.
At 7:55 p.m. a motion was made by Gerard with a second by
Sunnarborg to close the regular meeting to discuss personnel issues. Motion
carried.
At 8:19 p.m. a motion was made by Sunnarborg with a second by
Janke to reopen the meeting. Motion carried.
A motion to adjourn was made at 8:19 p.m. by Compo with a second
by Janke. Motion carried.
Respectfully submitted,
Rhonda Peleski, Clerk/Treasurer Terry Hill, Chairperson
Town of Thomson
TOWN OF THOMSON NOTICE
ADJOURNED ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
6:30 pm
The Adjourned Annual Meeting of the Town of Thomson will be held
in the Town Board Room at the Thomson Town Hall
25 E. Harney Road, Esko on
The 2014 tax levy which was approved at the
March 2013 Annual Meeting will be reviewed.
Rhonda Peleski, Clerk/Treasurer
Town of Thomson
879-9719
School Lunch Menu
Now is the Time…to deposit money in your child’s meal
account. The Esko Food Service staff will be available in the cafeteria the
night of the All School Open House, Thursday, August 29th, 6:00 – 7:30
pm. You may deposit money into your child’s account to begin the school
year.
Here are a few guidelines and reminders to help us be able to serve
you efficiently as the year begins. Thank you for your attention to these
procedures:
1. No charging of lunches. Please make sure your student has money
in their account.
2. Please help your students to remember their Pin #.
3. When sending cash or a check to deposit into a student’s account,
please put it in an envelope labeled with the student’s first and last
name.
4. One check can be sent for all students in one family. Please label
student’s first and last names and the amount to be put into each
account.
Food Service Software
Esko School is now fully integrated with our student software, Infinite Campus. The biggest benefit is that parents can see on a daily basis what their
students are purchasing for lunch using Parent Portal.The account link gives
real-time access to student meal selections and the cost incurred from the
cafeteria. The Food Service section can be accessed by selecting the student
account number when you are logged in to Parent Portal. All transactions
for the selected month will be displayed in a table, including deposits, meal
purchases and a la carte purchases. Below the table will be the student balance at the end of the selected month. The software is integrated with our
School Store from the web site. Parents are able to pay by credit card using
the school store. Cash or checks will still be accepted at school for lunch payments. If you don’t have a Parent Portal account, or a School Store account,
and you need one, please contact the school.
5. Money will be picked up every Monday in each elementary room it can be
dropped off in the office.
6. Junior and senior high students can drop off money in the office or
bring it to kitchen preferably between 7:30 and 10:30 am.
Breakfast is served from 7:50 - 8:10 am
No Charging Meals
School Lunch/Breakfast Prices:
see website for current prices
MONDAY
TUESDAY
2 LABOR DAY NO 3 Chicken
Nuggets, Twister
SCHOOL
Fries, Dinner Roll,
Green Beans,
Fresh Fruit,
Cookie, Milk. No
Alternate Lunch
Lunch:
Grades K-6
$2.00
Grade 7-12
$2.10
Adults$TBD
Reduced Lunch
$ .40
Milk$ .30
Breakfast:
Grades K-12
$1.00
Adult$1.55
Reduced Breakfast $ .00
Milk$ .30
Please send check in an envelope labeled
with exactly what is being purchased.
Lactose reduced milk will be provided to a
student upon written request from a parent/
guardian.
Alternate menu for
grades 7-12 only.
Subject to change.
Daily ala carte options
available for grades 9-12.
View student’s meal
accounts on Parent Portal
www.esko.k12.mn.us
School Board minutes cont. from
page 22
Accept Letter of Resignation from
Angela Garbett
Moved by Jeff Salo, second by
Rick Liljegren to accept a letter of
resignation from Angela Garbett,
EBD teacher effective June 12, 2013
and approve to post the resulting
teaching vacancy. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Superintendent’s Report
Supt. Fischer reported on the
following:
September 2013
THURSDAY
5 "Lunch Brunch"
French Toast,
Sausage Links, Tri
Tater, Hard Boiled
Egg, Baby Carrots,
Applesauce, Milk.
Alt:
Soup/Sandwich
9 Mini Corn Dogs, 10 Sloppy
11 Chicken Noodle 12 Egg Rolls, Fried
Tater Tots, Baked Joe/Bun, Cheese
Soup, Bologna
Rice, Stir Fry
Beans, Bread/SB
Slice, Whole
Sandwich, Baby
Veggies, Fresh
& J, Fresh Fruit,
Kernal Corn,
Carrots/Dip,
Veggie Cup,
Milk. Alt:
Cucumbers/Dip,
Crackers, Apple,
Pineapple Tidbits,
Soup/Sandwich
Mandarin
Milk. Alt: Burger
Fortune Cookie,
Oranges, Milk. Alt: Bar
Milk. Alt:
Salad Bar
Soup/Sandwich
17 Hot Dog/Bun,
19 Breaded Pork
Baked Beans,
Chop, Cheesy
16 Chicken
18 Spaghetti in
Hashbrowns,
Drummies, Sweet Potato Salad,
Meat Sauce,
Green Beans,
Potato Fries, Peas Chips, Veggie
Bread Sticks,
Cup, Fruit Sauce, Corn, Veggies/Dip, Cinnamon Roll,
& Carrots, Dinner
Milk. Alt: Taco in a Frozen Fruit Bar,
Applesauce, Milk.
Roll, Fresh Fruit,
Bag
Alt:
Milk. Alt:
Milk. Alt: Mini
Soup/Sandwich
Soup/Sandwich
Pizza
23 Corn Dog,
24 Chicken
25 Chili,
26 Hot Ham &
Potato Rounds,
Patty/Bun, Crinkle Garlic Toast,
Cheese/Bun,
Baked Beans,
Cut Fries, Cheesy Carrots/Celery
Potato Smiles,
Bread/SB & J,
Broccoli, Diced
Sticks, Crackers,
Steamed Mixed
Fresh Fruit, Milk.
Pears, Milk. Alt:
Fresh Fruit, Milk.
Veggies, Fruited
Alt:
Salad Bar
Alt: Chicken
Jello, Milk. Alt:
Soup/Sandwich
Burger
Soup/Sandwich
30 Shrimp
Oct.1 Polish/Bun,
Oct.2
Oct.3 "Lunch
Poppers,
Mac & Cheese,
Hamburger/Bun,
Brunch" Pancakes,
Seasoned Mashed Green Beans,
Cheese Slice,
Sausage Links, Tri
Potatoes, Dinner
Fresh Veggies,
Lettuce/Tomato,
Tater, Hard Boiled
Roll, Peas &
Fruit Sauce, Milk.
Oven Fries, Diced Egg, Baby Carrots,
Carrots, Fresh
Alt: Taco Salad
Peaches, Milk. Alt: Applesauce, Milk.
Fruit, Milk. Alt:
Bar
Pulled Pork
Alt:
Soup/Sandwich
Sandwich
Soup/Sandwich
•
Updated building project
schedule.
•
He has met with the
Technology Committee regarding
the needs for the technology position.
•
Discussion
was
heard
regarding
a
groundbreaking
ceremony for the facilities project. It
was decided to hold a ceremony on
Thursday, June 20, 2013 at 6:00 p.m.
•
Lake Superior College will
not be offering accreditation for
the District’s Health Occupations
classes. Principal Greg Hexum is
looking at other sponsors.
WEDNESDAY
4 Hamburger/Bun,
Cheese Slice,
Lettuce/Tomato,
Oven Fries, Diced
Peaches, Milk. Alt:
Soup/Sandwich
Approve Summer Cool Kids Program
Assistant Staff
Moved by Lynn McComber, second
by Scott Powers to approve Jill
Liupakka, Erin Emanuel, Deb Holte,
Brittany Jarvis, Jill Jacobson, Joyce
Bergstedt, Melissa Martineau as
2013 Summer Cool Kids Program
Assistant Staff. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Meetings Dates Scheduled
The Board scheduled the following
upcoming meetings on June 20,
2013:
FRIDAY
6 Cheese or
Pepperoni Pizza,
Romaine Lettuce
Salad, Fresh
Veggies/Dip, Fresh
Fruit, Milk. Alt:
Chicken Strips
13 French Bread
Pizza, Spring
Salad Mix,
Steamed Mixed
Vegetables, Fresh
Fruit, Milk. Alt:
Philly Sandwich
20 Turkey Sub,
Cheese Slice,
Lettuce/Tomato,
Pickle Spear, Cole
Slaw, Fresh Fruit,
Milk. Alt: Shrimp
Poppers
27 Cheese or
Mexican Pizza,
Romaine Lettuce
Salad, Fresh
Veggies/Dip, Fresh
Fruit, Milk. Alt:
Pizza Sticks
Oct.4 Pepperoni
Pizza Sticks,
Lettuce Salad,
Fresh Veggies/Dip,
Fresh Fruit,
Pudding Cup, Milk.
Alt: Chicken
Fajitas
•
5:00 p.m. - Board Work
Session – Board Conference Room
•
6:00 p.m. - Groundbreaking
Ceremony – North Field Site
•
7:00 p.m. - Regular Board
Meeting – Board Conference Room.
Adjournment
There being no further business,
moved by Jeff Salo, second by Lynn
McComber to adjourn at 8:25 p.m.
Motioned carried by unanimous
vote.
Jeff Salo, Clerk

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