School Starts Tuesday, Sept. 4

Tomahawk School District
& St. Mary’s School
Tomahawk Elementary
class rosters
KINDERGARTEN
Barb Felser
Aubrey Anderson, Blake
Baker, Nataya Calhoun, Jesse
Chapman, Emily Fondie,
Joshua Gardner, Serena
Hanke, Christinia Kubiak,
Jacob Kummer-Wotruba,
Haile Larch, Zachary Rowell,
Andrew Schultz, Richard Smith,
Richelle Swan, Kylee Theiler.
KINDERGARTEN
Margaret Harry
Brynn Beaumier, Christopher
Callahan, Allyson Carstensen,
Katrina Kapellusch, James
Kincaid, Grace Kummerfeldt,
Caleb Lund, Jesse Mahner,
Karina McPherson, Travis
Phillips, Savanah Ristau,
Nicholas Sousek, Alyza Travis,
Kristy Uttech.
FIRST GRADE
School Starts
Tuesday, Sept. 4
Supplement to the Tomahawk Leader
Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2007
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Two new administrators
Elementary principal;
middle school assistant principal
Tomahawk Elementary
School and Tomahawk Middle
School have new administrators
for the coming school year.
Dan McGuire
Tomahawk Elementary
School Principal
Dan McGuire, a teacher in
the Boyceville School District,
has tentatively accepted a
contract to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation
of Ron Saari as elementary
principal. McGuire has been
employed by the Boyceville
district for 17 years, teaching
fifth and sixth grades at Tiffany
Creek Elementary School. He
began performing assistant
principal duties there in 2005,
primarily in the areas of
transportation and discipline.
The school has an enrollment
of about 400 students.
McGuire’s contract will
be finalized at the Aug. 14
School Board meeting.
Saari left the district to
become district administrator
in the Crivitz district.
Kelly Welk
Tomahawk Middle School
Assistant Principal
A district employee for
seven years, Kelly Welk has
been hired to fill a newlycreated assistant principal post
at Tomahawk Middle School,
offering part-time assistance to
Principal Mitch Hamm while
also continuing many of her
duties at the elementary and
district level.
Welk
received
her
undergraduate degree from
Eastern Illinois University
and her master’s in education
from the University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point and
her administrative license
from Marion College in 1993.
She currently is doing her
practicum for her director of
instruction license through
Marion College, a specialty
that will be added to her
principal’s license.
We l k
worked
in
Rhinelander for five years
as the Title I coordinator. In
Tomahawk, she has taught
k i n d e rg a r t e n ,
primary
multiage, third grade, sixth
grade reading, and this year
was involved with 4-year-old
kindergarten students. She
has worked with the local
federal Title I, II, III and IV
programs, as well as serving
as the curriculum director of
instruction.
Welk will continue as
the Title I reading coordinator
and curriculum leader, but
will no longer teach reading
at the elementary level. She
will spend about 40 percent
of her time assisting Hamm
at the middle school, working
primarily in the areas of
discipline and attendance. She
also will assist on districtwide government and Title
programs, and testing.
Sorry, No Pictures
Available
Nicole Coduti
Carlos DeBaise, Robert Elliott
III, Jennifer Goehe, Madilyn
Hanse, Nicholas Kahle, Ashley
Klopatek, Gianna Line, Alec
Ludwick, Trey Miller, Kali
Pfannerstill, Natalie Reiter,
Tehya Street, Lisette Torres,
Lucy Winger.
Katie Hanna
Rayne Albrent, Benjamin
Barlog, Keli Borem, Caleb
Echterling, Morgan Ernst,
Emmet Lekfield, Alexandria
Lewison, Madeline O’Hara,
McKenna Roessler, Cody
Scholz, Bailey Somers, Jesse
Tomek, Jade Wanta, Paul
Winker Jr.
SECOND
GRADE
Kimberly Gibeault
Denise Peissig/
Laurie Schmidt
Bailey Ault, Matthew Bartz,
Meagan Berg, Katelyn Betts,
Shea-Lynn Foreman, Ty
Gerstenberger, Emma Kane,
Cameron Kopacz, Kelly
Martin, Natessa Schirmer, Ailie
Stichmann, Reed Symonds,
Jordan Tomaszewski, Kersten
Zehner.
Nancy Reinhardt
Preston Arnott, Alexis Buck,
Quinn Calhoun-Mielke, Chase
Hanson, Anthony Ierulli,
Katerina Jahn, Nathan Kempf,
Sky King, Nathan Kucyk, Isaac
Ruprecht, Jordin Teal, Jayleigh
Thompson, Braden Tjugum,
Adison Villar.
Brian Schmidt
Isabelle Baker, Aaron Evans,
Miah Faust, Alexis Hilt, Raleigh
Jahn, Justin Johnson, Winter
King, Ryan Lieder, Christopher
Monroe, Josephine Stevens,
Meadow Stillings, Olivia Weber,
Makenzie Werner, James
Zastrow.
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No Picture
Available
Ann Swenty
Hanna Anderson, Annie
Begotka, Christopher Busche,
Sylvia Dhaseleer, Dennis Guo,
Naleah Hedges, Matthew
Lawrence, Cade Lemmer,
Haley Marvin, Anthony Matti,
Michael Ouimette, Skyler
Prentice, Kailee Stewart, Kalley
VonSchrader, Natalie Zastrow.
FIRST
GRADE
Lauren Bauman, Phillip Gold,
Sydney Kelley, Michael Kruty,
Noah Kummer-Wotruba,
Danielle Kurth, Erica Kyska,
Macey Loka, Jacob Matti, Luke
Olson, Peyton Schumann,
Shawn Smith, Isaac Tomek,
Sophia Wegner, Elijah Wurl.
Terry Derleth
Shelley Casey
Sarah Barkholz, Zeb Cardinal,
Shawn Dirkx, Felicity Hedges,
Viana Johnson, Gunnar
Leck, Morgan Lund, Josef
Manninen, Megan Marcks,
Gabrielle O’Hara, Samantha
Taves, Zephaniah VanGarde,
Mercedes Venske, Kathryn
Volz, Logan Wenzlick.
Brady Anderson, Dawson
Beck, Rebecca Erickson,
Olivia Fellers, Jacob Fondie,
Emma Gane, Dylan Johnson,
Bryce Kangas, Kirstin Marcks,
Tanner Riley, Dravin Schmit,
Angela Schoone, Leo Sparbel,
Nicholas Szymanski, Elena
Wallenfang.
Tami Thieme
Karen Jarvensivu
Hope Baacke, Maxwell
Bembinster, Radhika Bhakta,
Cole Feest, Corinn Genelin,
Jessica Johnson, Wyatt
Kupper, Jacob Milazzo, Abigail
Norman, Taylor Shilts, Victoria
Stevens, Kaylie Svacina,
Samuel Von Schrader, Wyatt
Wenninger.
Cora Adams, Justice Babcock,
Logan Boettcher, Erik Borem,
Devin Callahan, Dakota
Cole, Madyson Ehn, Logan
Jazdzewski, Tristin Johnson,
Ivy Kuske, Sydney Larson,
Allison Meinheit, Keegan
Morren, Briana Oenning,
Courtney Powers, Jacob Ruid,
Katrina Schrock, Bobbi Steines,
Kole Svacina, Courtney Theiler,
Angelica Venske, Kiahna
Weber, Mason Webster.
Class Rosters
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Tomahawk Leader
August 7, 2007
St. Mary’s mandatory
dress code
A mandatory dress code is
in place for students of St. Mary’s
Catholic School. The 3- and
4-year-old preschool students are
not required to adhere to the dress
code.
Children who will be
attending St. Mary’s school in
4K-5 grades will be expected to
dress in appropriate attire, which
will consist of:
•Pants/shorts – khaki or navy.
•Jumpers/skirts/skorts
– khaki, navy or blue school
plaid
(plaid
available
at
D o n a l d ’s , F r e n c h To a s t ,
JC Penney or at St. Mary’s).
•Tops – red, white or navy;
plain or with St. Mary’s School
logo.
•Shoes – Closed toe and safe.
Contact
the
school
at
453-3542 with any questions.
St. Mary’s
morning prayer/Mass
All children enrolled in
St. Mary’s school programs
will participate in morning
prayer and weekly Mass.
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Monday, Sept. 3, 2007 – Labor Day.
Tuesday, Sept. 4 – Students report.
Friday, Oct. 26 – No school.
Friday, Nov. 2 – End of quarter, early
dismissal.
Thursday, Nov. 8 – Parent-teacher
conferences, 1 to 4 and 5 to 8 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 21 – Inservice exchange, no
school.
Thursday and Friday, Nov. 22-23 –
Thanksgiving break.
Monday, Dec. 24-Monday, Jan. 1, 2008 –
Winter break.
Wednesday, Jan. 2 – Classes resume.
Friday, Jan. 25 – End of quarter, early
dismissal.
Friday, March 7 – CWEA convention.
Monday, March 17-Friday, March 21 – Spring
break.
Monday, March 24 – Classes resume.
Thursday, April 4 – End of quarter, early
dismissal.
Thursday, April 10 – Parent-teacher
conferences, 5 to 8 p.m.
Friday, April 11 – Parent/teacher conferences,
9 to noon, no school.
Monday, May 26 – Memorial Day, no school.
Thursday, June 5 – Students’ last day, early
dismissal.
Friday, June 6 – Teachers’ last day.
St. Mary’s 2007-08
school calendar
(Subject to change)
AUGUST
Nov.
8 – No school.
Aug. 17-18 – Second Annual Parent/Teacher conferences, 1-4 and
Early
Childhood
Conference 5-8 p.m.
(registration required).
Nov. 9 – Annual mother/son
Aug. 26 – Open House; tour the
activity; night at the movies, open to
school, have dinner on behalf of St.
public.
Mary’s Home and School Committee.
Nov. 12 – Home and School
Aug. 27 – Home and School
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
meeting, 5:30 p.m. Light supper
Nov. 21-23 – No school,
provided at all Home and School
Thanksgiving break.
meetings.
DECEMBER
SEPTEMBER
Dec. 10 – Home and School
Sept. 4 – First day of school.
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Sept. 10 – Home and School
Dec. 20 – Santa Shop, chance
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
for students to shop for loved ones at
Sept. 14 – Help students raise
affordable prices.
money to donate to MDA by supporting
Dec. 24, 2007-Jan. 1, 2008 –
bake sale outside the school. Visit the
No school, Christmas break.
Fall Ride booth downtown Sept. 14-15
JANUARY 2008
and enjoy a tasty steak sandwich.
Jan. 1 – No school; Happy New
OCTOBER
Year!
Oct. 5 – Second annual Walk for
Jan. 2 – Classes resume.
Virtues fund raiser.
Jan. 14 – Home and School
Oct. 8 – Home and School meeting, 5:30 p.m.
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 25 – Early dismissal,
Oct. 10 – No school.
12:45 p.m.
Oct. 25 – Annual Community
Jan. 27-31 – Catholic Schools’
Halloween Party, open to public. Food,
Week, students celebrate every day
games, music, haunted house.
with specials offered. Details to come.
Oct. 26 – No school.
FEBRUARY
NOVEMBER
Feb. 1 – Catholic Schools’ Week
Annual wreath sales with the
caps off with field trip offered to Cedar
Knights of Columbus; fund raiser to
Creek Lodge, indoor water park, for
support Grades 4-5.
students, siblings, parents.
Nov. 2 – Early dismissal,
Feb. 11 – Home and School
12:45 p.m.
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 – Annual father/daughter
dance, Inshalla Country Club, open to
public.
MARCH
March 7 – No school.
March 10 – Home and School
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
March 14 – Beach Day.
March 17-21 – No school, spring
break.
March 24 – No school, Easter
Monday.
March 25 – Classes resume.
March 31 – Home and School
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
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479-9390
762-2300
Tomahawk District
2007-08 school calendar
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APRIL
April 4 – Early dismissal,
12:45 p.m.
April 10 – Parent/teacher
conferences after school, 5-8 p.m.
April 10 – Annual Kids’ Gala.
Students attend dance, complete with
DJ, dressed to the nines to celebrate
annual Gala at Inshalla.
April 11 – Annual Gala at Inshalla,
the school’s biggest “fun”raiser of
the year! Adults only, open to public.
Food, music, friendship, chance to win
prizes! Tickets can be purchased ahead
of time at school.
April 14 – Home and School
meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Extra Caution
Around
School Areas.
MAY
Annual field trip to the Grand
Theatre, Wausau.
Science Fair, date to be
announced.
May 26 – No school.
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Phone 453-5321
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JUNE
First through fifth grade
graduation at 9 a.m. Mass.
June 3 – Last day of school.
Tomahawk Leader
St. Mary School class roster
GRADES 2 & 3
Michalski, Caleb DuPlayee,
Madelyn Skubal, Savannah Ristau,
Allan Erwin.
Fr. John Anderson, pastor
Sonja Doughty, principal
Julie Strassmann, school
secretary
Mrs. Rita Lee
FIRST GRADE
KINDERGARTEN
Mrs. Sherry
Hoffmann
Mrs. Stephanie
VanStrydonk
Tucker VanRyen,
Jimmy Rau, Henry
Kanning, Zachary
Grigg, Jimmy Lee,
Marcus Brown,
Hannah Davis, Jason
Huseby, Gillian Buckwalter, Thomas
Rigney, Gracie Turkiewicz, Haley
Voermans-Dean, Alex Bishop, Sydney
Trystton Cole,
Damos Erwin,
Sierra Graeber,
Logan Howe,
Kaylin Lallemont,
Kamron Olson, Peter
Daigle, Shelby Benaszeski, Jared
Leverance, James Kanning, Jerrett
Flynn, Jennifer DuPlayee, Tiffany
DuPlayee.
Second Grade
– Makayla Lallemont,
Delaney Langdon,
Marci Trapp, Dawson
Scholz, Coleman
Behling, Reid Massa,
Simon DuPont, Kole Woodall, Justin
Skubal, Caleb Venske, Karson Bartz,
McKenzie Imm, Shante’ Brown,
Brandon Pankow, Matthew Turkiewicz,
Mike Schumitsch, Fisher Michalski.
Third Grade – Samantha
Jorgensen, Jeffery Wegener, Madison
Brown, Clayton Rankin, Kollin Krueger,
Klayton Krueger, Jenna Schober.
GRADES 4 & 5
St. Mary’s School
2007-08 tuition/supply/lunch fees
Mrs. Kathy
Ramassini
Registered Parishioner
Non-Parishioner
Monthly
Yearly
Monthly
Yearly
*3’s T/Th 8:30-11 a.m.
$ 75
$ 675
$ 85
$ 765
*3’s T/Th All Day
$110
$ 990
$120
$1,080
*4’s M/W/F 8:30-11:30 a.m.
$ 95
$ 855
$105
$ 945
*4’s M/W/F 12:15-3:15 p.m.
$ 95
$ 855
$105
$ 945
*4 K All Day M-F
$260
$2,340
$360
$3,240
*Kindergarten
$160
$1,440
$180
$1,620
*1st- 5th
$150
$1,350
$170
$1,530
*Family Cap
$3,000
$3,500
Prices include snack fees
Starting second semester, the 4-year-old preschool students will have the
option of staying all day. If you choose to have your child stay all day, there will
be an additional fee of $65 per month for 4 year olds.
Registration will be $50 per student or $100 per family, which will
guarantee placement of your child in the program.
Supply fees
New this year is a supply fee, instead of a list of purchases a parent must
make on behalf of the student. Each child will need to purchase gym shoes and a
backpack, nothing more.
Everything from crayons to notebooks, Kleenex to Wet-Ones, will be
covered by the per student supply fee, and staff look forward to a year where
there will be no comparing among the students who has the cooler pencils or who
borrowed what from whom last.
Supply fees per year are:
3’s
$20
4’s
$30
4K-5th grade
$50
Lunch fees
$1.90 lunch (milk included)
$ .25 snack milk
$1.00 breakfast
All students are offered lunch and breakfast at a reduced cost, depending on
parental income. Inquire at school.
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Fourth Grade
– Hannah Burk,
Hunter Langdon,
Colynn Behling,
Becca Doughty, Andy
Tessmer, Logan Skubal, Dani Sue
Whiting, Maria Barr, Tanner Bartz,
Olivia DeBels, Troy VanStrydonk,
Nicole Strassmann, Emma
Schumitsch, Bryce Bishop.
Fifth Grade – Samantha
Kane, Claire Kuehn, Emmy Larson,
Kyle Olson, Cullen Wegener, Nick
Weber, Heidi Massa, Gabriella
Urmann, Chelsea Garringer, Meagan
Wetenkamp.
Additional Staff
Beth Kanning, 4-year-old
kindergarten
Juanita Skubal, preschool
Tami Olson, computer lab,
librarian
Cherie DuPlayee-Brown, art
Judy Koshak, gym
Jackie Sparks, kitchen
Michelle Howe, kitchen
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NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH AND BREAKFAST PROGRAMS
RELEASE STATEMENT – 2007-08 SCHOOL YEAR
The Tomahawk School District has announced its policy for children unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National School Lunch Program
and School Breakfast Program. Each school office and the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested party.
The following household size and income criteria will be used for determining eligibility for the 2007-08 school year. Children from families whose annual
income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free and reduced price meals.
FAMILY SIZE INCOME SCALE
For Determining Eligibility for Free and Reduced Price Meals
ANNUAL INCOME LEVEL
MONTHLY INCOME LEVEL
Family
Free
Reduced Price
Free
Reduced Price
(Household)
Must be at or below
Must be at or between
Must be at or below
Must be at or between
Size
figure listed
figures listed
figure listed
figures listed
1
$13,273
$13,273.01 and $18,889
$1,107
$1,107.01 and $1,575
2
$17,797
$17,797.01 and $25,327
$1,484
$1,484.01 and $2,111
3
$22,321
$22,321.01 and $31,765
$1,861
$1,861.01 and $2,648
4
$26,845
$26,845.01 and $38,203
$2,238
$2,238.01 and $3,184
5
$31,369
$31,369.01 and $44,641
$2,615
$2,615.01 and $3,721
6
$35,893
$35,893.01 and $51,079
$2,992
$2,992.01 and $4,257
7
$40,417
$40,417.01 and $57,517
$3,369
$3,369.01 and $4,794
8
$44,941
$44,941.01 and $63,955
$3,746
$3,746.01 and $5,330
For each additional
household member, add
+$4,524
+ $4,524 and + $6,438
+ $377
+ $377 and + $537
Application forms will be sent home on the first day of school with a notice to parents or guardians. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households
must fill out the application and return it to the school as soon as possible. Additional copies are available at the office in each school. The information provided
on the application will be used for the purpose of determining eligibility and may be verified at any time during the school year by school or other program
officials. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year.
To obtain free or reduced price meals for children for whom households receive FoodShare or Wisconsin Works (W-2) benefits, an adult member
needs only to list the names of the school children, give FoodShare or W-2 case number for each child, sign his/her name and return the application to the
school office.
For the school officials to determine eligibility for free or reduced price meals of households not receiving FoodShare or W-2, the household must provide
the following information requested on the application: names of all household members, and the social security number of the adult household member
who signs the application. In lieu of a social security number, the household may indicate that the signer does not possess a social security number. Also,
the income received by each household member must be provided by amount and source (wages, welfare, child support, etc.).
Under the provisions of the free and reduced price meal policy, the Food Service Director will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent
or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he/she may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis. If the
parent/guardian wishes to make a formal appeal, he/she may make a request either orally or in writing to: District Administrator, Allan Prosser at 453-5551.
If a hearing is needed to appeal the decision, the policy contains an outline of the hearing procedure.
If a household member becomes unemployed or if the household size changes, the family should contact the school. Such changes may make the
household eligible for reduced price meals or free meals if the household income falls at or below the levels shown above, and they may re-apply at that
time.
In certain cases foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If a household has foster children living with them and wishes to apply for free or
reduced price meals, the household should complete an application for a family of one or contact the school for more information.
The information provided by the household on the application is confidential. Public Law 103-448 does authorize the release of student free and reduced
price school meal eligibility status to persons directly connected with the administration and enforcement of federal or state educational programs.
In the operation of the child nutrition programs, no child will be discriminated against because of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability.
If any member of a household believes they have been discriminated against, they should write immediately to USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights,
Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410.
Any questions regarding the application should be directed to the determining official, Darlene Machel, who may be reached at the Food Service Office
at 453-2106, Ext. 310.
WNAXLP
Published: 8-7-2007
(SCH300)
(BTS07)
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Wednesday, Aug. 29
Tomahawk Elementary School
open house, supply drop off night
•5:30 p.m. – 4-year-old kindergarten,
kindergarten and new family orientation in
the auditorium.
•6:30-7:45 p.m. – Classroom open
house, grades 1-5 and multiage classrooms.
Classroom focus times are as follows:
•First grade – 6:30 to 6:45 p.m.
•Primary Multiage – 6:30 to 6:45 p.m.
•Second grade – 6:45 to 7 p.m.
•Third grade – 7 to 7:15 p.m.
•Upper Multiage – 7 to 7:15 p.m.
•Fourth grade – 7:15 to 7:30 p.m.
•Fifth grade – 7:30 to 7:45 p.m.
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SCHOOL
SUPPLY LIST
All students need shoes with non-marking
soles for physical education. All starred (*)
supplies will be kept as community supplies
by the teacher. Teachers request that the child’s
name (use permanent marker) be put on all
supplies not to be used by the community.
4-KINDERGARTEN
Common supplies: extra set of clothing
placed in Ziploc bag; 2 four-ounce bottles
of white glue, 3 glue sticks, metal scissors
(rounded Fiskars); 2 primary sized pencils;
8 pack of fat markers (primary colors); 8 pack
of crayons; long colored pencils; 1 box tissue;
rest mat, paint smock, rain poncho, backpack.
ALL KINDERGARTEN
Common supplies: extra set of clothing
placed in Ziploc bag; 2 four-ounce bottles
of white glue, 3 glue sticks, metal scissors
(rounded Fiskars); 2 primary sized pencils;
2 #2 pencils; eraser; 8 pack of fat markers
(primary colors); 8 pack of crayons; long
colored pencils; 2 folders; 1 box tissue; rest
mat, paint smock, rain poncho, backpack.
Healthy Smiles!
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Tomahawk Elementary School
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FIRST GRADE
Common supplies: 1 large pink eraser;
crayons (box of 24 or less); white glue;
2 large boxes of tissue; scissors (Fiskars); fat
primary colored markers; 2 wide-ruled spiral
notebooks; yellow #2 pencils; 5”x8” pencil
box; 3 glue sticks; 4 pocket folders; box of
12 colored pencils.
SECOND GRADE
Common supplies: 2 wide-ruled spiral
notebooks; 1 dry erase marker; 1 pencil box;
1 box tissue; 1 box markers; 1 box crayons
or colored pencils; #2 pencils; scissors; white
school glue; large glue sticks; eraser; 1 black
fine-point permanent marker (Sharpie);
2 pocket folders.
THIRD GRADE
Common supplies: #2 pencils (one package
to start with); crayons; colored pencils; 5 plain
colored pocket folders (blue, red, green, yellow,
purple); 2 extra pocket folders, any style;
2 wide-lined notebooks (green and blue);
1 bottle Elmer’s glue and 2 glue sticks; scissors;
1 pack wide-lined loose-leaf paper; easy-toread wooden ruler with inches and centimeters;
1 large box tissue; washable markers;
highlighting markers; dry markers to use on
white boards and eraser; red marking pens
(no black or blue pens); 2 Sharpies – fine tip
and wide tip; small container to keep pencils,
crayons, etc.; basic arithmetic calculator with
automatic shut-off (Mrs. Theiler and Mrs.
Maloney classes only); 3”x3” Post-it notes
(Mrs. Theiler’s class only); 1-1/2” 3-ring binder
with clear pocket in front (Mrs. Tjugum’s class
only); $5 for film developing (Mrs. Tjugum,
Mrs. Theiler and Mrs. Maloney’s classes only).
Please, no Trapper Keepers.
FOURTH GRADE
Common supplies: *2 large boxes tissue;
red checking pens; *4 glue sticks; scissors;
*2 packages 24-count colored pencils; pocket
folders (1 green, 1 purple, 1 red, 2 yellow,
1 blue, 2 any color); 1-3 subject notebooks
(to match any color folder); 2 reams looseleaf paper; *3 packages #2 24-count pencils;
ruler with inches and centimeters; erasers;
book bag; calculator; highlighters; 1 old, clean
sock. Supply box (please purchase a pouch or
a 5-1/2”x8” supply box. Larger boxes do not
fit in desks). $5.50 for Soprano recorder for
music class (check made payable to TES with
a note in memo line for recorder purchase) and
a 2-pocket portfolio.
FIFTH GRADE
Common supplies: 2 three-subject spiral
notebooks (per semester); 3 single-subject
spiral notebooks (per semester); 4 two-pocket
folders;; 2 #2 pencils (at all times); 1 eraser (at
all times); 2 red pens; blue or black ballpoint
pens; colored pencils (must); soft supply box;
1 fine point Sharpie (at all times); Elmer’s glue
or school glue; 1 large box tissue; protractor;
scissors; ruler with inches and centimeters.
Optional: crayons, markers.
1 - 2 - 3 MULTIAGE
Common supplies: 3 one-subject, wideruled spiral notebooks (1 blue, 1 red, 1 green);
*3 - 20 packs #2 pencils; *2 large pink erasers
(no pencil-top erasers); *1 bottle of 4-ounce
white Elmer’s glue (no paste or gel – please
do not purchase colored glue); *package of
white glue sticks (2 packs of 3 – permanent
is best); *1 box crayons; *1 standard size box
tissue; *1 container Crayola washable markers;
scissors; *2 laminated folders; paper folders
(8 assorted colors – no 3-ring binder insert);
*4 black extra fine Sharpies; *1 package
24-count colored pencils (can be recycled);
$10 for film and developing; watercolor
paints (Prange – can be recycled); 1 pencil
box. New students only: One inch 3-ring
binder (hard cover with inside pockets/can be
recycled). No Trapper Keepers.
4 - 5 MULTIAGE
Common supplies: *2 boxes tissue;
*30 #2 pencils; *1 package markers; scissors;
*colored pencils; 1 roll 24 exposure Kodak
35 mm film; ruler; 6 folders and 6 spiral-bound
notebooks (1 each: red, blue, green, yellow,
choice – *a new set of folders will be needed at
semester); calculator (not scientific); small box
to keep little supplies in desk; 2 colored pens
for correcting (not black); *1 extra fine Sharpie
marker; *1 fine Sharpie marker; erasers;
highlighter; *bottle of Elmer’s glue and 2 glue
sticks; *roll of scotch tape. Trapper Keepers
are not recommended.
*Starred items may become community
supplies. Please discuss this with your child
so it is not a surprise the first day of school.
Each student needs $6 to cover the cost of
film developing and $2 for a portfolio binder.
Protractors and compasses will be provided.
Fourth grade multiage only – $5.50 for
Soprano recorder for music class (check made
payable to TES with a note in memo line for
recorder purchase) and a 2-pocket portfolio.
Tomahawk Leader
Elementary class rosters
SECOND
GRADE
THIRD
GRADE
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FOURTH
GRADE
FIFTH GRADE
MULTIAGE
1-2-3
MULTIAGE
4-5
Noel Pfannerstill
Carol Ann
Hansmann
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No Picture
Available
Pamela Beuke
Brock Becker, Rylie Flohr,
Anthony Grossich, Michaela
Hess, Kameron Jach, Hunter
Jones, Jakob Kahle, Destiny
Knuth, Jacob Miller, Francine
Reinke, Malik Rider, William
Russell, Calvin Schmidt, Maryn
Ugolini, Taylor VanStrydonk.
THIRD
GRADE
Dana Baalke/
Karen Wessman
Brandan Biever, Hunter Cook,
Jacklyn Elliott, Logan Franson,
Peyton Hamm, Logan Huston,
Kate Krueger, Allison Lee, John
Molley, Maggee Renn, Zachary
Schrock, Rylie Swan, Wyatt
Symonds, Morgan Thompson,
Maitias Wenzelow.
Michelle Maloney
Lane Beaumier, Bethany
Berg, Bethany Bunce, Calvin
Callahan, Ciaara Clifford,
Kayla Fisher, Nathaniel Goehe,
Lauren Hilt, Parker Knipfer,
Cantara Lawrence, Zachary
Lekfield, Jadyn Morris, Dakota
Somers, Lucas Tjugum, Tiffany
Webie.
Roxane Tjugum
Makayla Becker, Damion
Buchanan, Baylee Ernst,
Willis Guo, Shane Halverson,
Christopher Harper, Gabrielle
Jahn, Justin Jarvensivu,
Brant Johnson, Forrrest
Jones, Samantha Kapellusch,
Frederick Koth, Emma
Kummerfeldt, Janet Myers,
Natalie Olson, Michael
Rawlings, Alexandria Rowell,
Eric Sabielny, Camryn Swan,
Carl Theiler, Trevor Thieme,
Riley Tollison, Christopher
Zelms.
FOURTH
GRADE
Melanie Hansen
Kaylee Baker, Lauren
Bembinster, Nicholas Boos,
Natasha Brantley, Baylee
Dallman, Ashley Evans,
Casey Finken, Leah Foster,
Andrew Harper, Thomas Kelley,
Caroline Kernan, Kameron
Knipfer, Haley Knudson,
Hans Leck, Maegan Loka,
Tyler Milazzo, Jakob Panzer,
Gregory Radtke, Adrieanna
Rainville, Brianna Sanders, Alec
Schumann, Emma Sowinski,
Jacey Teal, Brian Vecchio, Drew
VonSchrader, Morgan Weber.
Paula Norman
Sarah Bartz, Dane Borchardt,
Kara Bushor, Michael Church,
Phoenix Ehn, Zachary Haring,
Haley Jazdzewski, Dorthy
Kerner, Mikhayla Kleich,
Alyssa Knupp, Angelica
Kurth, Caleb Landers, Chloe
Lemmer, Michael Manninen,
Kayla Martin, Hanna Meyer,
Zachary Mildenberger, Timothy
Oertel, Matthew Parker, Sadie
Saidla, Joshua Staab, Corrine
Teske, Austin Thomas, Quinton
Wallenfang, Jacob Wenzlick,
Emily Zurfluh.
FIFTH GRADE
Nathan
Mickelson
Coleman Barnes, Jake
Borchardt, Amber Fondie,
Autumn Frederick, Toni Greil,
Destiny Hanke, Kendal Haring,
Nicholas Heiner, Keagan Jach,
Briana Juedes, Dustin Krueger,
Megan Lee, Renee Lieder,
Zachary Messmann, Katie
Pritzl, Taylor Randall, Emily
Schneider, Aaron Schoone,
Skyler Shaw, Emmalee Somers,
Faith Ungerer, Christopher
VanStrydonk, Addison Zey.
Teacher to be
determined
Michael F. Boos Jr., Kyle
Borem, Riley Dotson, Haley
Faufau, Hannah Heuer, Talyn
Jones, Harley Jorgensen, Jared
Kiander, Alicia Kurth, Vanessa
Kyska, Austin Mindak, Blake
Mueller, Brittany Oenning,
Andrew Olson, Joseph Perry
Jr., Madeline Rawlings,
Katherine Russell, Nicholas
Saindon, Jenna Schade,
Jessica Schoof, James Skubal,
Dakota Thompson, Benjamin
Yirsa.
MULTIAGE
1-2-3
Jane Loretz
Dalton Ault, Makala Bethel,
Kayleigh Brostowitz, Emma
Bushey, Derek Collins, Lizebeth
Edwardsen, Zildjian Edwardsen,
Vincent Galella, Kirstyn Gullo,
Irvana Houpt, Duncan Ice,
Theresa Leet, Whitney Osero,
Morgan Richards, Kaleb
Wegner.
2007
Phillip Bethel, Sydney Calhoun,
Kiana Callahan, Emily Decker,
Dakota Houpt, Jordyn Kaminski,
Cole Leggett, Kyle Nelson,
Dalton Schmitt, Cayton Scholz,
Dacoda-Rai Shore, Danaca
Shore, Matthew Strebig, Emily
Strong, Rebecca Towne,
Madilyn Ungerer.
Jacob Beachboard, Kobe Coey,
Annaluz Fox, Austin Gavin,
Chelsea Greil, Elizabeth Ierulli,
Kaleb Kaminski, Dillon Kouba,
Sara Kouba, Logan Loretz,
Madeline McPherson, Madelyn
Nelson, Nicole Nelson, Nicholas
Osero, Joshua Phillips, Jordan
Roessler, Marlena Schlegel,
Paul Schneiderwent, Tayllor
Scholz, Nicholas Schwerzel,
Anisah Slesicki, Jackelyn
Stewart, Emily Wegner,
Arianna Welch.
Cheryl Schultz
Austin Buitron, Nathan
Buitron, Quinn Casey, Shea
Casey, Rachel Dallman,
Chase Erdman, Brett Gerber,
Tyler Larch, Michelle Lodholz,
Derek Myers, Noah Nelson,
Thomas Reiter, Megan
Rosser, Kalee Thieme, Holley
Winker.
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No Picture
Available
Tina
Weizenicker
Mariah Bethel, Cait
Christenson, Riley Clements,
Rita DeBiase, Devon Liebnitz,
Brendan Mahner, Shea
Petersen, Easton Phalin,
Katelyn Ramthun, Mason
Schlegel, Sienna Selmer,
Samual Solie, Jack Vannatter,
Katherine Vannatter, Jake
Verfuerth.
Linda
VanStrydonk
Ashly Anderson, Donald
Cavanaugh, Karli Cecil,
Cheyenne Czerwinski,
Gretchen Daigle, Sheldon
Dennis, Madison Ellenbecker,
Hannah Erdman, Slade
Erdman, Derek Eskola, Alexus
Graeber, Jenna Gullo, Austin
Jaecks Jr., Michael Lodholz,
Hananiah McMahon, Selah
McMahon, Christopher Obrien,
Katherine Reiter, Steven Renn,
Jared Schwerzel, Maeghan
Strebig, Alex Ungerer, Elijah
VanGarde, Brittney Wenzelow,
Erica Wishman.
Jerry’s Music of Rhinelander announces our
Alexandra Bellile, Cale
Bowman, Megan Dirkx, Hannah
Feest, Jacob Grossich, Faith
Haenel, Daniel Hanke, Nickolas
Herrmann, Brooklyn Jelinek,
Rebecca Lawrence, Abrina
Leonhard, Holden Lund, Shawn
Molley, Mark Moore, Makenzy
Moritz, Ches Olson, Danny
Provo, Joshua Schoof, Veronica
Schwartz, Kimberly ShumanKellar, Shealee Szymanski, Kyle
Theiler, Taylor Tomaszewski,
Bandon Vecchio.
Meghan
Barker
Nathan Flohr, Anna Gane,
Kayla Gass, Taylor Hansen,
Ashley Herman, Karrigan
Imm, William Jelinek, Austin
Kaiser, Madeline Krueger,
Kiersten McCormick, Marissa
Moritz, Casey Myre, Nicole
Nerva, Anna Nyberg, Emily
Ramthun, Rachel Robertson,
Jacob Schaper, Isaac Schoone,
Adrianna Schultz, Jordan Shilts,
Amber Smith, Jared Sparks,
Dakota Tomek, Erika Vallier.
• Large selection of major brands including new/used instruments
• Two months rent free with initial rental
• All instruction books & accessories
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Monday-Friday ~ 10-6 • Saturday ~ 10-4
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Nicholas Baacke, Gage
Buchanan, Andrew Cook,
Tianna Frick, Taylor Johnson,
Kyle Klopatek, Lindsey Lampe,
Sara Morrical, Colten Olcott,
Casey Perry, Ross Richards,
Cherokee Saidla, Hannah
Schade, Garrett Schultz, Alex
Sievert, Devon Somers, Erin
Sparks, Orion Spaulding,
Hezekiah VanGarde, Zachary
Volz, Isaac Weber, Autumn
Weyers, Emily Zastrow.
Gary Nelmark
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August 7, 2007
Tomahawk Middle School
Regular School Day Schedule
Homeroom
1st Hour
2nd Hour
3rd Hour
4th Hour
Tomahawk Middle School
SUPPLY LIST
Following are supply lists requested by
middle school teachers. The color coding of
notebook and folder by class is encouraged,
(example: red folder, red notebook for Social
Studies, etc.).
Combination locks are recommended to
secure clothing and valuables in the locker
rooms. Physical Education uniforms are required
and can be purchased at the Middle School
store for approximately $15 in the Middle School
library at the beginning of the school year. The
old style of uniform will be “grandfathered” in.
All sixth graders should purchase the new style.
Anyone can purchase a new uniform, but may
still use their old one.
Clearly write student’s name on all
supplies. All supplies must be replaced as
needed; buy extras and keep at home until
second semester.
SIXTH GRADE
Two boxes of tissue, 6 or more single
subject notebooks, 6 or more two-pocket plastic
folders (plastic recommended), colored pencils or
markers, scissors, ruler (inches and centimeters),
box/zip bag for supplies, simple calculator,
see-through protractor, compass, erasers, glue
stick, highlighter, red and black pens, pencils,
brown paper bags for book covers, plastic page
protectors optional, 1-to-2” 3-ring binder, Phy.
Ed. uniform.
Additional for choir: One single subject
notebook, dress clothes for concerts, dress
8:20 - 8:27
(7 minutes)
8:31 - 9:14
(43 minutes)
9:18 - 10:01
(43 minutes)
10:05 - 10:48
(43 minutes)
10:52 - 11:35
(43 minutes)
(7th Grade Lunch)
11:39 - 12:22
(43 minutes)
(8th Grade Lunch)
12:26 - 1:09
(43 minutes)
(6th Grade Lunch)
1:13 - 1:56
(43 minutes)
2:00 - 2:43
(43 minutes)
2:47 - 3:30
(43 minutes)
5th Hour
pants or a skirt (no jeans), nice shirt (no tshirts), nice shoes (no sneakers).
SEVENTH GRADE
Two boxes of tissue, 6 single subject spiral
notebooks (not perforated), 6 pocket folders, red
pens and/or red pencils, highlighters, blue or
black pens, fine point black sharpie, package of
3-1/2 by 5” notecards, #2 pencils and erasers,
colored markers and pencils, calculator (not
scientific), pen/pencil supply holder, Phy. Ed.
uniform.
Additional for personal growth, Spanish,
German: Two 2-pocket paper folders, colored
pencils, binder or pronged folder.
Additional for choir: Dress clothes for
concert – white dress shirt, black dress pants or
skirt, black dress shoes, black socks or hose.
EIGHTH GRADE
Five folders, #2 pencils and erasers,
blue or black pens, colored pencils, glue stick,
highlighter, calculator, Phy. Ed. Uniform.
Additional for Spanish, German: Binder or
pronged folder, 2-pocket paper folder.
Additional for clothing: 2-pocket paper
folder, sewing project supplies need to be
purchased after class begins.
Additional for choir: Dress clothes for
concert – white dress shirt, black dress pants
or skirt, black dress shoes, black socks or
hose.
Recommendations: Text books need to be
covered. No zippered binders.
Terry Bucaro Fine Art Studio
“It’s not just for
DANCE anymore!”
Our program is reaching in new directions!
Come to our Registration - Open House & discover what’s new!
August 13, 14 & 15 • 3:00-6:00
• Register for the 2007-2008 Season in person at the studio • Visit the shoe exchange
on these three days ONLY! • Buy or sell your dance shoes at a great savings
For additional information call: 453-7662 or 453-3280
Terry Bucaro is a Master Dance Educator with Chicago National Association
of Dance Masters and is on the board of directors with Dance Masters of Wisconsin.
Dance Classes:
• Ballet • Tap • Jazz • Hip Hop • Lyrical • Adult Tap
• Musical Theater/Swing Choir (Song & Dance) • Pre-School Creative Movement
Ballroom Classes
Salsa • Swing • Fox Trot • Waltz
Also offering:
• Gymnastic Floor Tumbling • Pilates/Yoga Fusion class for adults with Ellen
• Martial Arts: Karate, Tae Kwon Do, Self Defense - age 7 - adult with Lonny
• Painting and Drawing • Musical Instruments • Vocal Coaching
Terry Bucaro Fine Art Studio
200 West Mohawk Drive, Tomahawk
6th Hour
7th Hour
8th Hour
9th Hour
Tomahawk Middle School
2 Hour Late Schedule
Homeroom
1st Hour
2nd Hour
4th Hour
10:20 - 10:27
(7 minutes)
10:31 - 11:01
(30 minutes)
11:05 - 11:35
(30 minutes)
11:39 - 12:09
(30 minutes)
(7th Grade Lunch)
12:13 - 12:43
(30 minutes)
(8th Grade Lunch)
12:47 - 1:17
(30 minutes)
(6th Grade Lunch)
1:21 - 1:51
(30 minutes)
1:55 - 2:24
(29 minutes)
2:28 - 2:57
(29 minutes)
3:01 - 3:30
(29 minutes)
5th Hour
6th Hour
7th Hour
8th Hour
3rd Hour
9th Hour
Tomahawk
Middle School
LUNCH
SCHEDULE
7th Grade:
10:52 a.m.-11:35 p.m.
8th Grade:
11:39 a.m.-12:22 p.m.
6th Grade:
12:26 p.m.-1:09 p.m.
Tomahawk Middle School
Extended Homeroom Schedule
Homeroom
1st Hour
2nd Hour
3rd Hour
4th Hour
8:20 - 9:03
(43 minutes)
9:07 - 9:45
(39 minutes)
9:50 - 10:29
(39 minutes)
10:33 - 11:12
(39 minutes)
11:16 - 11:55
(39 minutes)
(7th Grade Lunch)
11:59 - 12:38
(39 minutes)
(8th Grade Lunch)
12:42 - 1:21
(39 minutes)
(6th Grade Lunch)
1:25 - 2:04
(39 minutes)
2:08 - 2:47
(39 minutes)
2:51 - 3:30
(39 minutes)
5th Hour
6th Hour
7th Hour
8th Hour
9th Hour
THS CLASS
ADVISORS
Seniors – Class of 2008
A-G *Mrs. Mielke – Room 289
H-K Mrs. Derleth – Room 290
L-R Mrs. SanFilippo –
Room 267
S-Z Mr. Waldum – Room 256
Juniors – Class of 2009
Student Special
$
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30
off
any complete pair
of glasses
Have your children’s eyes tested
before school begins.
Tomahawk Eye Care
28 S. Tomahawk Ave.
Call 715-224-2200
for your appointment.
Offer not valid with any other discounts or Insurance Programs.
Must be a student to qualify. Offer valid to 09/30/2007.
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A-G *Mrs. Tourdot –
Room 280
H-K Mr. Farmer – Phy. Ed.
L-R Mr. Schiltz – Room 231
S-Z Ms. Balda – Room 282
Sophomores – Class of 2010
A-G
H-K
L-R
S-Z
*Mrs. Olson – Room 229
Mr. Hall – Room 285
Mrs. Dachel – Room 283
Mrs. Pernsteiner –
Room 275
Freshmen – Class of 2011
A-G *Mrs. Liebnitz –
Room 291
H-K Ms. Cushman – Room 311
L-R Mr. Jensen – Room 268
S-Z Mr. Marsh – Room 246
Advisors will distribute the
following: Personal information
sheet, open campus permission
sheets (juniors and seniors
only); yearbook letter; parking
permit application; transportation
booklet; locker assignments;
schedules; census form (new
students
only);
Internet
permission form; lunch program
form; student handbooks; picture
day order forms; senior diploma
form (seniors only).
Tomahawk Leader
August 7, 2007
Page 7
Thursday, Aug. 30
SUPPLY LIST
Supplies needed at
Tomahawk High School
for school year 20072008 include:
English 10
Ms. Michele Balda
Two notebooks each
semester; folder each
semester; writing utensils
each semester.
English 9 and 11
Mrs. Shirley Derleth
2” or 3” 3-ring
binder; 2 notebooks;
black or blue pens;
folder.
Business/Accounting
.05 mechanical
pencil or pencil; folder;
notebook; calculator.
Personal Processing,
Computer Literacy
Notebook; folder;
pencil or pen; floppy
disks, CD-R, or flash
drive.
Intro to Business
Notebook; folder; pen
or pencil.
Biology and AP Biology
Mrs. Jen Pfannerstill
Pens and pencils; 2”
3-ring binder; notebook;
colored pencils or
markers; glue stick; ruler;
Post-It colored sticky
flags; bound composition
notebook; lined or
unlined index cards.
Environmental Science
and Biology
Mr. Todd Frederickson
Notebook; folder; pen
or pencil.
World Geography
Mrs. Tressa Votis
2” 3-ring binder;
notebook; 1 package
colored pencils; folder.
Economics
Mrs. Tressa Votis
1-1/2” 3-ring binder;
notebook; folder;
calculator.
Spanish
Mrs. Toni Tourdot
Mrs. Jackie Gaedtke
1 package dry erase
markers; notebook;
folder; colored pencils;
markers; Spanish-English
dictionaries.
All Math Classes
Ruler; black and red
pen; Scientific Calculator
Optional Graphing
calculator (TI-83);
notebook and graph paper
notebook; pencil.
Geometry
Mr. Gerstenberger
Compass (Safe-T
compass preferred);
protractor; plus above
supplies.
Web Design
Mr. Zuelsdorf
Pocket folder.
Family Consumer Ed
Folder; pen/pencil.
Clothing and Fashions
Paper pocket folder;
pen/pencil; notebook;
quilting supplies will be
sent home.
Family Relations
Paper pocket folder;
pen/pencil; notebook.
Fashion Merchandising
I and II
3-ring binder; divider
tabs for the 3-ring binder;
pen/pencil; notebook;
watercolor pencils.
Art Supplies
Pens; dozen pencils;
erasers; 12-inch ruler; set
of colored pencils; set of
markers.
Physical Education class
Physical education
uniform – shirt, shorts,
tennis shoes required.
Past uniforms can still be
used. New uniforms can be
purchased at THS starting
Aug. 27. After the first day
of school, all uniforms will
be sold from the school
store.
If your class is not
listed with supplies,
you should bring the
following items to your
class for the first day:
Notebook; pen/pencil;
folder. Assignment
notebook or planner
(optional, also available at
school store). *There will
be school supply items
available to be purchased
at the school store
throughout the year.
A new student/freshman
orientation will be held at
1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 30, in
the Tomahawk High School
auditorium. Students will
meet their advisors, receive
THS NEW
STAFF
There are two
new
teachers
at
THS – Olivia Dachel,
business teacher/
FBLA; and Maria
Pernsteiner,
family
and consumer education.
a copy of their schedule and
their locker assignments.
There will be a short
meeting explaining THS
policies and procedures and
also a tour of the building.
All incoming freshmen and
new students should attend.
Parents and guardians are
welcome.
THS
September 4, 2007
TOMAHAWK HIGH SCHOOL
Regular School Day Schedule
Homeroom
1st Hour
2nd Hour
3rd Hour
4th Hour
5th Hour
8:20 - 8:27
8:31 - 9:14
9:18 - 10:01
10:05 - 10:48
10:52 - 11:35
11:39 - 12:22
(7 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(Freshmen/Sophomore Lunch)
6th Hour
12:26 - 1:09
(43 minutes)
(Junior/Senior Lunch)
7th Hour
8th Hour
9th Hour
1:13 - 1:56
2:00 - 2:43
2:47 - 3:30
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
(43 minutes)
Robert D. Imm, DDS
Checkup
Time
High School students:
where to report first day
715-453-4344
Complete
Preventive Care
8:20 a.m. to 8:40 a.m.
Freshmen and Sophomores report to the auditorium.
Juniors and Seniors report to class advisors.
8:43 a.m. to 9:03 a.m.
Juniors and Seniors report to the auditorium.
Freshmen and Sophomores report to class advisors.
9:07 a.m. to 9:46 a.m. – First hour class
9:50 a.m. to 10:29 a.m. – Second hour class
10:33 a.m. to 11:12 a.m. – Third hour class
11:16 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. – Fourth hour class
11:59 a.m. to 12:38 p.m. – Fifth hour class
12:42 p.m. to 1:21 p.m. – Sixth hour class
1:25 p.m. to 2:04 p.m. – Seventh hour class
2:08 p.m. to 2:47 p.m. – Eighth hour class
2:51 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. – Ninth hour class
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SKYWARD’S PaC FAMILY ACCESS
Tomahawk School District has the Skyward’s PaC Family Access
system available. This service will allow you to view your child’s
attendance, grades, food service account, class schedule, progress notices
and emergency contact information. It is secure and as easy as “Point and
Click” to use.
Go to web page address: http://www.tomahawk.k12.wi.us/ and locate
the Family Access link.
If you still need a login and password or have any questions regarding
the Family Access, please e-mail: [email protected]
School lunch,
breakfast rates
The Tomahawk School Lunch and Breakfast Program has
been computerized for several years with family meal accounts.
Children from the same household share money from the same
account, however, each child uses a different pin number to
identify purchases made. It also allows younger siblings and
parents the opportunity to make meal purchases from the family
account when visiting at school.
The 2007-08 meal prices for the Tomahawk School
District have not changed and are as follows:
Breakfast
Lunch
Elementary
$1.10
$1.65
Middle and High School
$1.10
$1.95
Milk
$ .30
$ .30
Reduced meals
$ .30
$ .40
Adult
$1.65
$2.70
The meal system is a pre-pay debit system, making it
necessary to have money in the account before purchases can
be made. Parents are urged to maintain an adequate amount
of money in their family meal account to cover the cost of
purchases made by their children. For your convenience the
following prepayment schedule is listed.
TMS student council
organizational/work day
The Tomahawk Middle
School Student Council will
hold an organization/work day
on Monday, Aug. 20, from
noon to 3 p.m., at the Middle
School library. All students in
sixth through eighth grade are
invited.
To be a council member,
a student will need to fill out
nomination papers, which will
be handed out at the beginning
of the school year, do three
hours of community service
(without being paid) and three
hours of school service which
can be done at council work
days or work nights. Students
who attend the organizational
meeting can start working on
school service hours at the
same time.
Advisors this year are
Mary Cahn, Kaye Mathwich
and a new person soon to be
hired.
Middle School Core teachers
Tomahawk
Middle
School Core teachers for the
2007-08 school year are:
SIXTH GRADE
Julie Graeber, Room 302;
Lisa Piekarski, Room 309;
Bob Skubal, Room 304;
Heather Smith, Room 307.
SEVENTH GRADE
Sam Eddy, Room 347; Mike
Loretz, Room 352; Gini
Pedersen, Room 350; Marcia
Sattelberg, Room 351; Becky
Wegner, Room 349.
EIGHTH GRADE
Laurie Mitchell, Room 343;
Deb Overhaug, Room 340;
Wes Roessler, Room 344;
new teacher, Room 342.
Student schedules will
be mailed the week of
Aug. 20. No core classes are
included.
Are you new to
the area?
Stop at the Tomahawk
Middle School office to register
your child as soon as possible.
Office hours will be Wednesday,
Aug. 8, from 8 a.m. to
3 p.m., then starting Monday,
Aug. 13, Mondays through
Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
and Fridays from 8 a.m. to noon.
school
THE FIRST
DAY OF SCHOOL
IS
Q U I C K LY A P P ROAC H I N G
Monthly payment – 20 days
(per student)
Elementary lunch
$33.00
Elementary breakfast
$22.00
Elementary milk break
$ 6.00
Middle and High School lunch (meal only)
$39.00
Reduced lunch
$ 8.00
Reduced breakfast
$ 6.00
Parents may make payments to their family meal account
at any of the school offices prior to the start of school. Deposit
envelopes are available for your convenience. Questions should
be directed to the Food Service Office at 453-2106, ext. 310.
We have everything
you need for
your school days...
• Fresh Deli Items
• Pre-made Sandwiches
• Fresh Salads
• Fresh Fruit
DAILY HOT DELI SPECIALS
Great For Student Hot Lunches
I T ’ S T I M E TO S C H E D U L E A H A P P Y, H E A LT H Y
S M I L E C H E C K - U P AT F I R S T I M P R E S S I O N S
WWW.FIDKIDS.COM
SPECIALISTS IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY:
Corey L. Brimacombe, D.D.S. • Mark J. Bruzek, D.D.S., M.S.
Carl J. Hash, D.D.S. • Joshua J. Spiegl, D.D.S. • Thomas J. Turner, D.D.S.
SPECIALIST IN ORTHODONTICS: Jeff A. Foster D.D.S.
990 North 4th Street
RHINELANDER 780 E TIMBER DR. 54501 877/842.4649
Tomahawk, WI 54487
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