April 11th - USD 506 Labette County

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Labette County U.S.D. 506
April 11, 2016 Board Meeting 1
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AGENDA
Monday, April 11, 2016, 7:00 PM
Meadow View Grade School, Parsons, KS 67357
Our mission is to provide a positive learning environment where all students develop: skills to live and work in a
progressive world, a positive work ethic, a sense of individual worth, pride in citizenship, and a life-long desire for
learning.
Our vision is to be recognized and respected as one of the premier public school systems in Kansas.
Agenda – Regular Meeting @ 7:00 p.m.
1. Call to order
2. Recognition of Visitors and Public Comments
The board president will recognize visitors at this time. The board may allow public comments
during this time. Public comments will be kept to a maximum of 5-minutes unless stated by the
board president.
3. Recognitions / Communications
• Joyce Rhodes: FAST
• Nicole Dean: K-8 Counselor
• Kayla Giefer: K-8 Social Worker
4. Approval of Printed Agenda
At this time Board members may (1) accept the agenda as shown below, (2) add items, or (3)
request that one or more “Consent Agenda Items” be placed under “Action, information,
discussion, or executive session for separate consideration.
5. Consent Agenda
5.1
5.2
5.3
Approval of March 7, 2016 Board Meeting Minutes
Approval of April 2016 bills, Investments, and Activity Fund Report
Approval of Retirements
5.4
5.5
Approval of Substitute Employee List
Approval of Supplemental Assignments
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Kipra Odaffer
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Bradley Argabright, Junior High Boys Basketball Coach @ Meadow View
Hillary Cook, Cheerleading Coach @ LCHS
Therese Foster, Yearbook Sponsor @ Edna Grade School
Matt Shields, Assistant Boys Golf Coach @ LCHS
Jason Storm, Assistant Junior High School Football Coach
Jayme Winters, Cheerleading Coach @ Edna Grade School
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Gage Allen, Paraprofessional @ Meadow View Grade School
Brent Barrager, Maintenance @ USD 506
Tara Daniels, Head Cook @ Mound Valley Grade School
Suzann Godinez, 7-8 Language Arts Instructor @ Meadow View Grade School
Lewis Hundley, Band and Vocal Instructor @ LCHS
Approval of Personnel:
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5.8
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Stephanie Moore, 4th Grade Instructor @ Edna Grade School
Tiffani Sexton, K-8 Instructor @ Meadow View Grade School
Sara Thompson, Kindergarten Instructor @ Bartlett Grade School
Brianna Volmer, K-8 Physical Education Instructor
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Danny Ramirez, USD 506 Grounds
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Elishia Roussell, LCHS Cheer Coach
Don Sauer, ISS Instructor/Dispatch @ LCHS
Approval of Transfers
Approval of Resignations
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6. Reports
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
Superintendent
Administrative
KASB/Legislative
SEK Interlocal #637
7. Discussion Items
7.1
7.2
Review High School Athletic and Activity Programs (I/D)
Consider Adoption of Revisions to Student Handbooks – First Reading (I/D)
8. Action Items
8.1
Approval of USD 506 Roof Replacement Bid (A)
9. Executive Session
10. Additional Business as a result of Executive Session
11. Board Member Comments
12. Adjournment
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A= Action Item
Next Regular Meeting: May 9, 2016 at Curran Administrative Center Altamont, Kansas
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D= Discussion Item
I= Information Item
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Supplemental Agenda- Regular Board Meeting
Board of Education
Monday, April 11, 2016
Meadow View Grade School
1. Call to Order:
The board president will call the meeting to order for business.
2. Recognition of Visitors and Public Comments:
The board president will recognize visitors at this time. The board may allow public
comments during this time. Public comments will be kept to a maximum of 5-minutes
unless stated by the board president.
3. Recognitions / Communications:
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Joyce Rhodes: FAST
Nicole Dean: K-8 Counselor
Kayla Giefer: K-8 Social Worker
4. Approval of Printed Agenda:
At this time Board member may accept the agenda as shown below; add items to the
agenda, or request that one or more “Consent Agenda Items” be place under “Action,
information, discussion, or executive session for separate consideration.”
5. Adoption of the Consent Agenda:
The consent agenda is a method whereby the board, with one motion, may approve (by
consent) items on the agenda, which are routine, informational, or the receipt of reports,
which may not need discussion. This procedure assumes each board member has read and
studied the agenda prior to the meeting. Furthermore, at this time the Board may request
that one or more consent agenda items be placed under action, information, or discussion
for separate consideration. The motion should read- I move the board approve by
consent, items in the agenda, which are identified as 5.1-5.8.
5.1
5.2
Approval of March 7, 2016 Board Meeting Minutes (pgs. 8-10)
Approval of April 2016 bills, Investments, and Activity Fund Report
(pgs. 80-98)
5.3 Approval of Retirements (p. 11/15)
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Kipra Odaffer
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5.4 Approval of Substitute Employee List (p. 12)
5.5 Approval of Supplemental Assignments (p. 13)
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Approval of Personnel (p.13)
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Suzann Godinez, 7-8 Language Arts Instructor @ Meadow View Grade School
Lewis Hundley, Band and Vocal Instructor @ LCHS
Stephanie Moore, 4th Grade Instructor @ Edna Grade School
Tiffani Sexton, K-8 Instructor @ Meadow View Grade School
Sara Thompson, Kindergarten Instructor @ Bartlett Grade School
Brianna Volmer, K-8 Physical Education Instructor
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Danny Ramirez, Grounds and Maintenance @ USD 506 (p. 13)
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Elishia Roussell, LCHS Cheer Coach (p. 16)
Don Sauer, ISS Instructor/Dispatch @ LCHS Approval of Transfers:
5.8 Approval of Resignations: (p. 14)
6. Reports:
6.1 Superintendent- Dr. Wyrick will share his report with the board at the
scheduled meeting.
6.2 Building Administrators- See enclosed reports on pages 17-44.
6.3 KASB- Gail Billman will share her report with the board at the scheduled
meeting.
6.4 SEK Interlocal #637- Mr. Kevin Cole will share his report with the board
at the scheduled meeting.
7. Informational Items7.1 Review High School Athletic and Activity Programs:
Mr. Raschen will be present to go over details related to our high school athletic
programs with the board of education. (I/D)
Pages 45-58
7.2 Consider Adoption of Revisions to K-8 Student Handbooks – First Reading:
Included within the packet is a copy of our current K-8 handbook for each attendance
center. The administration is not recommending changes to the current handbook. The
board will be asked to take action on the found within each handbook during our May
board meeting. This is the first reading of the handbooks as presented. (I/D)
8. Action Items8.1 Approval of USD 506 Roof Replacement Bid:
Bid documents were recently released for the replacement of several asphalt-shingled
roofs that were damaged during the spring of 2015 at various locations throughout USD
506. Dr. Wyrick and Mike Starr will review the low bid with the board of education and
ask the board to approve the bid as presented. Information relating to the bid is found on
page 59-79. (A)
9. Executive Session10. Additional Business as result of Executive SessionAction as a result of executive session may take place at this time.
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11. Board Member CommentsIndividual board members are encouraged to share stories of success and opportunities
for growth at this time.
12. AdjournmentMotion to adjourn the meeting. Next Regular meeting is scheduled for May 9, 2016 at
Curran Administrative Center in Altamont, Kansas 67330.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LABETTE COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 506 Altamont, KS 67330 Bartlett Grade School March 7, 2016 7:00 p.m. MEMBERS PRESENT: Justin Bebb Kevin Cole Rich Falkenstien Jessie Foister Dr. Kolette Smith Dr. Dennis Wilson ABSENT BOARD MEMBERS: Gail Billman OTHERS PRESENT: John Wyrick, Superintendent Cindy Dean, Board Clerk Linda Carland, BGS Teacher Nancy Hahn, BGS Teacher Shane Holtzman, LCHS Principal Melinda Littrell, BGS Teacher Cindy Rucker, BGS Teacher Nancy Wyckoff, BGS Teacher 1. Justin Bebb called the meeting to order. Kevin Cole opened with prayer. 2. There were no visitors who desired to address the board during the recognition of visitors. 3. Recognitions/Communications There were no recognitions or communications to address. 4. Jessie Foister moved to approve the printed agenda. Kevin Cole seconded. Motion carried 4-‐0. 5. Consent Agenda Kevin Cole moved to approve the consent agenda. Jessie Foister seconded. Motion carried 4-‐0. 6. Reports 6.1 Superintendent Report Dr. Wyrick reported Governor Brownback made a $17 million cut to the State’s university system last week. Dr. Wyrick warned board members to 8
be prepared and foresee more budget cuts this summer to public school districts. Dr. Wyrick projected the Meadow View Pre-‐School enrollment for the 2016-‐2017 school year to increase when advertised soon. Rich Falkenstien arrived at 7:10 p.m. Dr. Dennis Wilson arrived at 7:13 p.m. 6.2 Building Administrators No Report 6.3 KASB/Legislative No Report 6.4 SEK Interlocal 637 Kevin Cole reported surrounding school districts are moving to a paperless Board of Education Meeting. Mr. Cole reported the use of laptops and other electronic devices are used and recommended our district go paperless in the near future. Mr. Cole reported next SEK Interlocal 637 meeting is this Wednesday, March 9th. 7. Action Items 7.1 Melinda Littrell presented a Bartlett Grade School trip to the board. The trip is planned for April 24-‐25. Mrs. Littrell said approximately 80 students and 12 staff members plan on attending a Kansas City Royals Game and visiting several Kansas City Museums. The only cost to the district will be the fuel expense and bus driver wages. Dr. Kolette Smith made the motion to approve the trip. Rich Falkenstien seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. 7.2 Dr. Wyrick recommended to purchase a 2015 International, 72 passenger bus from Midwest Transit Equipment for the purchase price of $67,500. Rich Falkenstien made a motion to approve the bus purchase. Kevin Cole seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-‐0. 8. Executive Session 8.1 Jessie Foister moved the board go into executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel; and the board will return to the open meeting at 7:33 p.m. Dr. Kolette Smith seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. Dr. Kolette Smith moved to extend all principal contracts through the 2016-‐2017 school year. Rich Falkenstien seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. Jessie Foister moved the board go into executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel; and the board will return to the open meeting at 7:46 p.m. Kevin Cole seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. 9
Kevin Cole moved to approve Dr. John Wyrick’s contract as presented through the 2017-‐2018 school year. Jessie Foister seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. Jessie Foister moved the board go into executive session for the purpose of discussing personnel; and the board will return to the open meeting at 8:00 p.m. Kevin Cole seconded. Motion carried 6-‐0. 9. No action taken as a result of the last executive session. 10. Board Member Comments Rich Falkenstien – No Comment Kevin Cole thanked Dr. Wyrick, Justin Bebb, and Jessie Foister for attending the bond presentations at each of the schools. Jessie Foister congratulated the LCHS Girls Basketball Team on winning Sub-‐State and earning their way to the State Tournament this week. Justin Bebb reminded everyone that the last Forum for the Bond is March 31. Mr. Bebb said the forum on February 25th had a good attendance level. Dr. Dennis Wilson congratulated the LCHS Girls Basketball Team and wished the team good luck at State! Dr. Kolette Smith congratulated all the LCHS students that have been recognized lately for their accomplishments. The publicity in the local newspapers is great for our students. Dr. Smith thanked Dr. Wyrick, Justin Bebb, Kevin Cole and Jessie Foister for attending the bond presentations at each of the schools. Dr. Smith thanked the Bartlett staff for the wondering snacks at the meeting. 11. Adjournment Jessie Foister made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Dr. Kolette Smith seconded the motion. Motion carried 6-‐0. The meeting adjourned at 8:12 p.m. The next regular board meeting will be: April 11, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at Meadow View Grade School. 10
LABETTE COUNTY
Unified School District 506
P. O. Box 189 • 401 S. High School Street • Altamont, KS 67330
(620) 784-5326 • Fax: (620) 784-5879
“Where Excellence and
Education Meet”
TO:
FROM:
RE:
Date:
www.usd506.org
Board of Education
John Wyrick, Superintendent
Certified Employment Report
April 11, 2016
Work Agreement
Suzann Godinez
Lewis Hundley
Stephanie Moore
Tiffani Sexton
Sara Thompson
Brianna Volmer
7-8 Language Arts Instructor @ Meadow View
Band and Vocal Instructor @ LCHS
4th Grade Instructor @ Edna Grade School
K-8 Instructor @ Meadow View Grade School
Kindergarten Instructor @ Bartlett Grade School
K-8 Physical Education Instructor
Effective 08.17.2016
Retirements
Kipra Odaffer
K-8 Physical Education Instructor @ Meadow View Effective 11.01.2016
Transfers
None at this time
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Board of Education
Substitute Employee List
April 11, 2016
Substitute Teacher
Cheryl Bryant
Charles Bryant
Kitchen Subs
Leslie Oshel
Substitute Bus Driver
None at this time
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Date:
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Board of Education
Supplemental Coaching/Activity and Classified List
April 11, 2016
Supplemental Work Agreement:
Classified Work Agreement:
Transfers:
Danny Ramirez, USD 506 Grounds
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Date:
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Board of Education
Classified/Certified/Supplemental Employment Report
April 11, 2016
Retirements
None at this time
Resignations
Elishia Roussell
Don Sauer
Cheerleading Coach, LCHS
ISS Instructor/Dispatch, LCHS
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Superintendent’s Newsletter
A publication from the office of Superintendent John Wyrick
Board of Education to Meet
The Board of Education will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Monday, April 11 at 7:00
p.m. at Meadow View Grade School. Agendas
are posted on the district website.
Postings and Advertisements
POSTINGS: We are posting the following for
the 2015-2016 school year. For your
convenience, these postings have also been sent
to District email addresses.
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Bus Mechanic/Technician: Fulltime
Message to Staff—John Wyrick
- My Commitment to Our Students and Our
Community: A vision for USD 506
As the 2015 school year comes to a close I
want to take a few minutes to thank each and
every one of you for everything you do and have
done for our students! Our students and staff are
the best around and I wouldn’t trade them for
anything. As the superintendent of this great
district I have great hope for all of our
stakeholders. Moving forward with closing
another school year I believe it is important for
all of us to reflect upon the successes over the
course of this school year. We must recognize
our students for who they are and must continue
to challenge them to excel while balancing their
academic progress with personal, physical, civic,
and social development. We must continue to
provide our students with the highest quality
education possible in order to prepare them for
success in a global, interconnected future. The
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21st century education at USD 506 will enable
our students to address challenges we cannot
predict, to use creative thinking and problemsolving, to understand technology, to persevere
and to respect themselves and those around them
on a daily basis.
To continue along the path set by
administration and USD 506 board of education
in years past; we are dedicated to helping our
students achieve excellence, and we are
committed to being the highest quality
educational system in Kansas. This includes a
commitment to continual improvement in the
classroom and outside the confines of 506,
informed reflection and decision-making, and
the collection and analysis of data. As the best
school district in the state, we must attract and
retain excellent educators who can provide a
challenging, relevant and real-life curriculum
that serves the needs of our students. Our district
has reaffirmed our commitment to a vital and
focused program of professional development
for our staff and a safe environment for learning
and constructive communication for our
students. And we commit to the wise allocation
of the resources our communities provide.
Students in our district succeed largely due to
the district’s culture that stresses the
relationships we establish with caring teachers in
classes that normally have fewer than 20
students. The district’s stakeholders consistently
mention class size and the district’s overall
smallness to be key strengths of the district.
Some refer to a “private school experience at
public school prices” in describing our district.
Students feel supported and encouraged to
participate in sports, drama, art, music, and other
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before- and after-school activities throughout
their educational experience. By the time
and would create a new finance formula to
replace the block grants as of July 1, 2017.
students reach the high school, over 81% are
involved in activities beyond the school day.
A detailed summary of the legislation by
KASB can be accessed here. In addition, KASB
has archived a Webinar on the bill that can be
viewed here.
My hope for you as we wind down another
school year is that you are as passionate about
your job today as you were the first day you
started. Our kids deserve your best, our
communities expect your best, and I know deep
down you expect the best for those who call
USD 506 HOME. Enjoy the rest of the year and
make memories today that will last a lifetime!
Sincerely,
John Wyrick
Superintendent
A hundred years from now it will not matter
what my bank account was, the sort of house I
lived in, or the kind of car I drove…but, the
world may be a better place because
I was important in the life of a child.
~Dr. Forest E. Witcraft
KASB provides details on wide-ranging
school finance bill
taken from KASB News Briefs, April 4, 2016;
Tallman Report, by Mark Tallman
A proposed school finance system would
reduce funding, including the elimination of
state spending for extracurricular activities, and
provide tax funds to parents who want to send
their children to private schools or home
schools.
House Bill 2741 was put together by the
chairs of the House and Senate Education
Committees — Sen. Steve Abrams, R-Arkansas
City, and Rep. Ron Highland, R-Wamego —
The measure would reduce base school
funding from 2014-15 levels by $373 million,
but then temporarily make up some of that
funding.
The bill would include reductions of state aid
based on enrollment by 9 percent; transportation
funding by 15 percent; low income aid by 17
percent and bilingual state aid by 51 percent.
Then for two years, districts would receive
additional aid to make up some of the difference
from 2014-15 levels minus projected savings
from so-called efficiencies. These would include
prohibiting state funding of food services and
extracurricular activities, putting school
employees in the state health plan and reducing
school district cash balances.
On taxes, districts could increase property
taxes without limit for up to five years with
voter approval for purposes other than
instruction. Districts would also have to levy a
35 statewide mill property tax compared with
the current 20 mills.
In addition, the bill would create the Kansas
Education Freedom Act in which state funds
equal to 70 percent of general state aid for each
student, would go toward that student’s parents
and be used to pay for educational costs at
private or home schools.
The measure would also create the USD
Efficiency Incentive Program in which school
district employees could submit efficiency ideas
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for districts and if approved by the State Board
of Education could receive up to 10 percent of
the savings.
Since cell phones first saw widespread
adoption in the 1990s, they've become not just
ever present, but have developed vastly
The bill could make court challenges to
school finance laws more difficult. Only locally
raised funds could be used to finance litigation,
an appeal from the trial court level would have
to go to the Kansas Court of Appeals, instead of
directly to the Kansas Supreme Court, and a
three-judge panel for school finance trials would
be determined by lottery.
expanded capabilities, such as the ability to take
and instantly share photos. This ability has lead
to the phenomena of “sexting,” where people
send suggestive or nude pictures to others using
their cell phones. Some states have adopted laws
that prescribe penalties aimed specifically at
teenagers or adolescents who send such photos.
Starting in 2018-19, the Kansas State Board
of Education would disburse success grants
based on student performance after graduation,
according to the bill but no amount of funding is
set. In addition, new formulas would be
established for capital outlay state aid and
capital improvement aid.
Legislators return for the wrap up session on
April 27 but no indication has been given on
whether there will be hearings on this bill.
District Site Council Meeting
USD 506 is extending an invitation to all
staff, students, parents, and patrons living in
Labette County to attend our district site council
meeting on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 starting at
6:00 p.m. on the campus of L.C.H.S.
Sheriff Robert Sims and County Attorney
Stephen Jones will be presenting on Sexting and
the dangers associated with sending and
receiving inappropriate images. The
administration are very hopeful that there will be
standing room only as this is a topic that will
benefit all kids and families living in southeast
Kansas.
To get specific details regarding sexting in the
state of Kansas, please join us on Tuesday, April
12, 2016 at 6:00 p.m.
Schedule of Events—
• Monday, April 11: VBSB/VSFB @
Frontenac; JV Golf @ Coffeyville;
Tennis @ Parsons JV; Track @
Chanute; Board of Education Meeting
@ Meadow View.
• Tuesday, April 12: JV BSB/SFB vs.
Frontenac; VGolf @ Pitt; LCHS Tennis
Invitational; District Site Council
Meeting @ LCHS.
• Wednesday, April 13: Swimming @
Parsons.
• Thursday, April 14: Varsity Tennis @
Chanute; AGS PTO Fundraiser Begins;
Red/Gold Gatorade Scrimmage.
• Friday, August 15: JV BSB/SFB @
Columbus; Track @ Coffeyville
• Saturday, August 16:
#USD506Proud!
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Altamont Grade Administrative Report
Board of Education Meeting
April 2016
Building Management
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Fire Drill held
Tornado Drill held
Supervise lunchroom
Weekly Events emailed to all staff
Custodial schedule accommodates clean-up from evening events
Letters home to parents concerning fees
Review custodial summer work schedule, days off, etc.
Summer cleaning schedule reviewed
Determine classrooms used for summer school
Inventories out to staff; all coop orders turned in and orders placed
Educational Leadership
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Placement and annual IEP Meetings held as required
Summer School Information out with recommendations concerning student needs
Mentoring meeting held at AGS for district teachers
Educational field trips (science, Earth Day, Greenbush, etc.)
KSA Testing for reading, math, science, and social studies continues
SIT Mtg. held
School-wide Annual Review held
Admin/Safety Mtg. held April 14
April Building Newsletter sent out to all parents
After school tutoring in place for fourth nine weeks
College trips held
Staff Development April 22; Scoring training for State assessments
Recognition of staff “Educational Awards” presentation April 22
DRA testing for Kdg., 1st, 2nd graders
Staff meetings held
PK Screening held on April 29th
Activities
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Track Meets held through-out the month
District Site Council Mtg. April 12th
Solo Program for those students participating at PSU – LT on April 11th at 6:30
PSU Music Festival – April 16
Music Concert for grades PK-8 on April 19 @ HA - 7:00
April 13th – 4th Grade to Bartlett Science Day
Body Walk for Gr. K-3 @ HH April 21
April 21 – 4th Grade to Earth Day at Parsons
506 Invitational Track Meet – April 5 @ 1:30
506 League Track Meet – April 21 @ 2:30
Cheerleader Tryouts for 2016-2017 held
8th Grade Banquet, April 29, 6:30 @ LCHS Cafeteria
Glenda Aikins
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April 2016
AGS SPRING CONCERTS
The Altamont Grade School students and staff
would like to invite everyone to attend two
evenings dedicated to the musical talent of our
students, April 11h for PSU competitors, and April
19th for the PK-8 Spring Concert.
The Solo and Small Ensemble Program is held in
the Little Theater in the main building at the high
school at 7:00 on April 11th.
The PK – 8 Spring Concert is held at Harrison
Auditorium on April 19th at 7:00. Students should
arrive at the auditorium by 6:45 and they should
wear their “Sunday best”.
2016 Track Meet Schedule
April 5
April 7
April 12
April 14
April 18
April 21
506 Invitational
Riverton
Iola
Girard
Columbus
506 League
1:30
2:00
10:00
2:00
1:00
2:30
GO EAGLES!
2016-2017 Pre-School Screening
AGS at State Geography Bee
Congratulations to A.J. Kohler, AGS eighth grader, whose score on a test earned him a trip to the State Geography Bee held in Abilene, KS on April 1. One hundred students participated in the state bee in Abilene. They were selected based on the written tests they submitted after winning their local school bees. A.J. is the son of Lisa Sandusky and Jeff Kohler. Good Luck, A.J.! Please help! If you know of a child who may be
eligible to attend the 2016-2017 AGS Preschool,
please have the parent contact the school at 7845511 to make an appointment to attend the
screening held on April 29th. Children must be 3
years old.
April Events
April 11
April 12
April 13
April 16
April 19
April 19
April 26
April 29
April 29
AGS Concert Solo’s & Small
Group 7:00 LCHS Little Theater
District Site Council Mtg. 6:00
4th Gr. Science Day @ Bartlett
PSU Music Festival
Earth Day 4th Gr. @ Parsons
AGS Spring Concert PreK-8,
7:00 @ Harrison Auditorium
PTO 7:00
AGS PK Screening for 20162017; NO Pre-School classes
held at AGS
8TH Gr. Banquet 6:30 @ LCHS
PTO MEETING – 7:00 TUESDAY,
APRIL 26TH
Please plan to ATTEND!
AGS Student to West Point STEM
Workshop
Gracie Gatton, sixth grade, has been chosen from among hundreds of applicants to participate in the West Point STEM Workshop at West Point from May 24 -‐ 27, 2016. This is the second year that a student from Altamont Grade School has been selected to participate in the West Point STEM Workshop. The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Workshop is designed for middle school students who demonstrate strong interest and skills in science, technology, engineering, and math. Gracie is excited about the workshop and is looking forward to the experience. 21
Submitting an application to the workshop is voluntary. The student and their family decide if they want to pursue the time, effort, and expense of applying. The workshop is free, but the student’s family is responsible for any travel expense. Gracie is the daughter of Debbie and Rick Gatton. Kansas State Assessments @ AGS
February 24 – April 21
To help each student perform at his or her best on
the Kansas Assessments, the teachers work daily
on enhancing content-specific and cross-curricular
knowledge and skills.
Parents ask: What can I do to help my
child excel on the Kansas Assessments?
There are a number of ways to help your child
perform his or her best on the Kansas Assessments.
Parents can help their children most by starting the
day with a nourishing breakfast and ensuring they
get plenty of rest the night before. Parents can also
visit with their child about the importance of doing
their best in everything they do: school, sports,
work, being responsible, etc.
AGS Testing Schedule
February 23 – March 10: The Multidisciplinary
Performance tests were given to grades 3-8 in
reading and math.
Test dates are subject to change.
Grade 3: Language Arts March 22 – 28
Math April 11 – 14
Thank You!
I would like to thank the PTO officers and the
AGS parents for your continued support of our
school! Activities sponsored by the PTO this
school year include: Fun Night, Book Fair,
supporting our athletic program, library books,
recess equipment, meals for the teachers at
conferences, skating unit, Box Top parties, student
rewards, Geography Bee, field trips, learning
projects, etc.
PLEASE JOIN US AT THE NEXT PTO
MEETING ON APRIL 26th AT 7:00! Parent
and teacher involvement is needed and
appreciated!
Safety Concern
ATTENTION: When picking up students,
delivering messages, etc. the school will
contact the classroom while parents are to
wait in the hallway outside the office door until
their child arrives from the classroom. Parents
are not to wait outside the classroom to pick
up their child. Non-school personnel arriving at
the door of a classroom is an interruption for
the whole class and a potential safety issue.
PK parents may wait outside the office door or
the southwest exit until their child is brought
out.
The Easter Bunny visited grades K-3 at
AGS on March 23rd! This is Mrs.
Roberts’ first grade class.
Grade 4: Language Arts April 5 – 8
Math April 12 – 18
Grade 5: Language Arts March 29 – April 1
Math April April 11 – 14
Science April 5-6
Grade 6: Language Arts March 30 - April 4
Math: March 22 – 24
Social Studies March 28 – 29
Math: March 22 – 29
Math March 22 – 24
Social Studies: March 28 – 29
Science: April 4 & April 6
Notice of Non-Discrimination
The school district of Labette County USD 506 does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities
and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries or
complaints regarding the nondiscrimination policies, including requests for accommodations or access to District buildings and programs.
Complaints in regard to Discrimination
Discrimination against any student or employee on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or religion in the admission or access to or treatment in
the districts programs or activities is prohibited. The Superintendent of Schools, PO Box 189, Altamont, Kansas 67330-0188, 620-784-5326, has been designated
to coordinate compliance with nondiscrimination requirements contained in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments
of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and Americans with Disability Act of 1990. Superintendent of
Schools, 401 S High School Street, PO Box 189, Altamont, KS 67330, 620-784-5326, 620-724-6280 (telecommunications device for the deaf), 620-3283121 (speech impaired), [email protected].
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7TH Gr. Field Trip;
BOE Mtg. 7:00;
Solo Perf. In LT
@ 6:30;
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Columbus Track
Meet 1:00;
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AGS SIT Mtg.;
School Wide Plan
Review
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District Site
Council Mtg. 6:00
@ LCHS; Iola
Track @ 10:00;
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AGS Spring
Concert @ HA
7:00; 4TH Gr. to
Earth Day;
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PTO Mtg. 7:00;
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506 Invitational
Track Meet 1:30;
Tuesday
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Mentor Mtg.;
7th Gr. SLA
College Visit;
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4th Gr. to Bartlett
Science Day;
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Wednesday
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6th Gr. Field Trip;
506 League Meet
2:30; Body Walk
for gr. K-3;
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Girard Track Meet
2:00; 2nd Grade to
Greenbush;
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AGS @ Riverton
Meet 2:00;
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AGS PK Screening,
NO PK CLASSES;
8th Gr. Banquet 6:30;
Staff Dev. Day;
NO SCHOOL
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Kindness/Compassion PSU Music
Group Field Trip;
Festival;
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6280 (telecommunications device for the deaf), 620-328-3121 (speech impaired), [email protected].
Complaints in regard to Discrimination
Discrimination against any student or employee on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or religion in the admission or access to or treatment in the districts programs
or activities is prohibited. The Superintendent of Schools, PO Box 189, Altamont, Kansas 67330-0188, 620-784-5326, has been designated to coordinate compliance
with nondiscrimination requirements contained in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Age
Discrimination Act of 1975, and Americans with Disability Act of 1990. Superintendent of Schools, 401 S High School Street, PO Box 189, Altamont, KS 67330, 620-784-5326, 620-724-
Notice of Non-Discrimination
The school district of Labette County USD 506 does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal
access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries or complaints regarding the nondiscrimination
policies, including requests for accommodations or access to District buildings and programs.
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8TH Gr. Ropes
Course;
Monday
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Sunday
Altamont Grade
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Board Meeting Report for Bartlett and Edna April 11, 2016 Educational Leadership 1.
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5.
Conducted all staff in-‐formal Observations for the month of March Started meeting with teachers for their “End of the Year” conferences. Discussed 2 new “Habits of the Mind” with students in both schools. Held monthly staff meeting Made recommendations to John and BOE for teaching positions and activity sponsors for both schools. 6.
Attended 19 IEP/Transition Meetings between both schools 7.
8.
Sent home positive notes to my March Students of the Month in both schools. Started this year’s state assessment test in both buildings. Run off daily Access Codes and monitored students that needed reactivated due to testing issues. Building Management 1.
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Sent out newsletters for parents and students in both buildings. Meet with students on behavior concerns. Gave disciplinary consequences. Sent letters out to parents of students that is having absenteeism problems. Continue to work on next year’s COOP orders – Finished up the COOP Building Supply Orders and COOP Paper order for next year in both buildings. Finalized the April Calendar before sending out to parents. Finalized weekly schedules for each building before sending out to staff. Picked up and delivered March’s “Food for Kids” boxes to both schools. Both schools held their Spring Bus Evacuation Drills. Practiced a rear and front exit. Both schools held their first Spring Tornado Drill. Started working on the next year’s calendar dates. Completed our Track Entry Fee PO’s for both schools. 5.
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We held two nights of Parent Teacher Conferences March 7th and 8th. Both schools had a great turn out by our parents. We either meet with parents at school or had a phone conference with 98 % of our parents. (Around 290 conferences) Eighth grade parents attended an enrollment meeting at LCHS on March 1st. Parents were able to pick up a pre-‐enrollment package, pick up an out of district application, receive information about course offerings, and tour the building. (6-‐8) Band students took part in the band clinic and concert @ LCHS on March 29th. Track practice started for both schools. Both schools have already attended their first track meets this season. Edna held its Kindergarten Round-‐up. We had 14 students sign up. Both schools had Spring pictures taken and held Easter Parties Both schools had a (2) week skating unit in their PE classes and had a Family Skate Night at the Coffeyville Skating Rink. Attached are our April Newsletters for both schools 24
(Aiming Higher Excellence
Takes Desire)
April 4, 2016
March Students of the Month
We would like to congratulate the following
students for being selected March students
of the Month here at Bartlett. This is an
honor and we are proud of you.
Kind. – Kiya Donfris
1st – Marshall Minor
2nd – Jaci Falkenstien
3rd – Matthew Wright
4th – Morgan Hanigan
5th – Carmen Eisenbrandt
6th – Justin Robinson
7th – Jacob Shepard
8th – Cecilia Eisenbrandt
Spring Music/Basket Raffle/Pie
Auction Show
Make plans now to attend the Bartlett
Spring Program on Tuesday, April 19th
at 6:30 pm in the school gym. This
year’s program theme is ”A Night At the
Movies”. You will hear such classics as
“So Long, Farewell” from The Sound of
Music and “Hakuna Mata” from The Lion
King as well as new favorites like “See
You Again” from Fast and Furious 7.
There will be something for everyone so
you won’t want to miss it. It will be a
great evening. All students should dress
in nice, concert attire. Students need to
arrive in time to take a restroom break
and be in their seats by 6:15 pm.
Bartlett Grade School 3rd 9-Weeks
Honor Roll
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* All A’s - 5 Grade, Charlie Alloway,
6th Grade, Paige Davis, ShyAnne Wiley,
7th Grade, Elsie Sorrell, 8th Grade, Luke
Falkenstien
* All A’s & B’s – 5th Grade, Shelbie
Duvall, Emily Eichhorn, Trace Falkenstien,
Emma George, Preston Hurst, Kyler IrwingSpangenburg, Darrell Minor, Katie Zwahlen
6th Grade, Shainna Farrow, Molly Gray,
Sean Hurst, Gracie Moore Braelyn
Shankland, 7th Grade, Ryan Carson,
Brody Eichhorn, Lane Farrow, Magnus
Winkler, 8th Grade, Cecilia Eisenbrandt,
Jaylynn Jonson, Jamie Kasper
BUILDING RESPONSIBILITY
Help your child keep track of things –
Elementary students are still developing
their ability to store information. So they
forget a lot. Instead of taking over their
duties, try these ideas:
Write down task. List and post
your child’s responsibilities, chores
and schoolwork.
Notice success. Tell your child
that you admire his efforts!
Establish routines. This will help
your child remember what to do and
when to do it.
Organize belongings. Have your
child put key items in the same
place every day.
Show confidence. Send the
message, “I know you can do this. I
believe in you.”
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Music Students to Compete
On April 16th the following students will
compete at the PSU Music Festival:
Instrumental Solos: Elsie Sorrell –
Saxophone, and Jamie Kasper – Flute
Vocal Solo: Cecilia Eisenbrandt
Best of luck to all the competitors!
Kindergarten Round-Up Reminder
We are still looking for students who will be
attending Kindergarten at Bartlett next year.
Our
Kindergarten Clinic is scheduled
for this Wednesday, April 20th, from 8:30
to 3:00. If
you have a child or know of a
child that will be coming to Bartlett next year
please contact the
school at 226-3414.
It is very important for you and your child to
attend this clinic. We will
not have
kindergarten this day due to the
roundup.
Important Dates for April
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April 5th – Bond Election – Go Vote!
April 13th – (K-2) Trip to Greenbush
April 13th – 4th Grade Science Day
at Bartlett
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April 15th – 6 Grade ropes course
trip
April 16th – PSU Mid America
Music Festival
April 19th – 4th Grade Trip to
Parsons for Earth Day Activities
April 19th – Spring Music Concert,
6:30 pm
April 20th – Kindergarten Round-up,
8:30 to 3:00
April 24th and 25th – Overnight Trip
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(Competent, Achieving,
Talented, Students)
BUILDING RESPONSIBILITY
Help your child keep track of things –
Elementary students are still developing their
ability to store information. So they forget a
lot. Instead of taking over their duties, try
these ideas:
April 4, 2016
Music Students to Compete
Write down task. List and post your
child’s responsibilities, chores and
schoolwork.
Notice success. Tell your child that
you admire his efforts!
Establish routines. This will help
your child remember what to do and
when to do it.
Organize belongings. Have your
child put key items in the same place
every day.
Show confidence. Send the
message, “I know you can do this. I
believe in you.”
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On April 16th the following students will
compete at the PSU Music Festival:
Vocal Solos: Morgan Rexwinkle, Clara Rucker,
Kelsey Schplowsky, Audrey Stice, Sydney
Neidigh, and Dane DeTar
8th Grade Vocal Ensemble: Danielle Kelly,
Morgan Rexwinkle, Clara Rucker, Kelsey
Schplowsky, and Audrey Stice
7th/8th Grade Mixed Vocal Ensemble: Zac
Hyatt, Jax Gilpin, Tyler Moore, Dane DeTar,
Wyatt Simmons, Chandler Moore, Danielle
Kelley, Paige Shomber, McKenzie Garton, and
Sydney Neidigh
Instrumental Solos: Taya Maxson, Flute and
Therann Moore, Clarinet
Mixed Instrumental Ensemble: Zac Hyatt,
Trombone, Branden Lumley, Alto Sax, and
Blaine Smith, Tuba
Best of luck to all the competitors!
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Athletic Fundraiser
Results from our second annual Parents vs.
Basketball Players ballgame. A total of
$869.50 was raised. ($769.50 was raised
from the basketball game and concession
and $100 from Mr. Traxson's Incentive
Fund). Thank you to all who donated,
participated, and volunteered to work.
Great Job!
March Students of the Month
We would like to congratulate the following
students for being selected March students
of the Month here at Edna. This is an
honor and we are proud of you.
Pre-K – Destiney Cassity
Kst – Chloe Steelman and nd
Vinny Mullins
1 – Colten Weil
2 – Gavin Rexwinkle
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3 – Dayvee Webb
4 – Dallas Hill
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5th – Snowden Davis
6th – Dustin Andrews
7 – Joel Mathes
8 – Danielle Kelly
Kindergarten Reminders
We are still looking for students who will be
attending Kindergarten at Edna next year.
This year our Kindergarten Clinic is
scheduled for Wednesday, April 6th, from
8:30 to 3:00. If you have a child or know of
a child that will be coming to Edna next year
please contact the school at 922-7210. It is
very important for you and your child to
attend this clinic. We will not have
kindergarten WEDNESDAY due to the
roundup.
Edna Elementary School 3rd
9-Weeks Honor Roll
All A’s
5th Grade, Audrey Dewey, Caelan
Templeton, Noah Wiley, 6th Grade,
Dustin Andrews, Hadleigh O’Brien,
Holden Vail, Addie Weil, 7th Grade,
Dane DeTar, Kenzie Garton, Joel
Mathes, Taya Maxson, 8th Grade,
Denton Carrico, Zach Hyatt, Danielle
Kelley, Clara Rucker, Kelsey
Schplowsky, and Joey Triebel
• All A’s & B’s
5th Grade, Colton Brothers,
Snowden Davis, Carter Horton, Max
Pippin, Cutter Weil, 6th Grade, Logan
Benning, Hailey Benson, Jacob
Farrow, Satara Gray, Therann Moore,
Blaine Smith, Devin Webb, 7th Grade,
Chandler Moore, Sydney Neidigh,
Jamie Rucker, Kylie Sanders, Paige
Shomber, Wyatt Simmons, Chavela’
Yocum, 8th Grade, Isaiah Hill, Caleb
Pierce, Morgan Rexwinkle, Zach
Stalford, and Audey Stice
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Important Dates for April
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April 5th – Bond Election – Go Vote!
April 6th – Kindergarten Round-up, All
Day – No Kindergarten class today!
April 11th – Spring Music Concert, 6:30
pm - This year’s theme “A Night At the
Movies”. Something for everyone.
April 13th – 4th Grade Science Day at
Bartlett
April 15th – PTO Bake Sale (4th
Grade Class)
April 16th – PSU Mid America Music
Festival
April 21st – 4th Grade Trip to Parsons
for Earth Day Activities
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April 29th – 8 Grade Banquet, 6:30
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Meadow View Board Report April 12th , 2016 Building Management *I did all of the usual building management procedures for the month; fire drills, transportation request, weekly staff calendar, etc. *New staff at Meadow View-‐ Suzann Godinez 7th and 8th grade Lang. Arts., Bradley Argabright – P.E and Jr. High basketball, Lauren Gilpin-‐ Kindergarten and Tiffany Sexton – for Mrs. Roberts 1st grade class. I am currently looking for an assistant cook and several Title 1 paras. Educational Leadership *I have began organization of our 4th – 9th grade summer school. It looks like we will have about 40 students participating. *Our after school program is going strong, we have 40 students attending. Joyce and her team are doing a great job. * We had 8 families graduate from (FAST) this Spring. We held our graduation on April 8th. *On April 19th I will attend the Greenbush Food Bid award. I am a co-‐chair of the Food Bid consortium. *I am coordinating the Body Walk for the district that will be held on April 21st. Noteworthy Items *Our 8th graders went to the Gorilla Experience on Friday April 1st. Students got to experience many of the activities in the technology center. *I am working on a plan to handle our pre-‐school numbers for next year. As of now I have 44 four year old and 25 three year olds signed up for next year. Our screening are schedules for April 8th and April 15th. 27

Meadow View News
April 2016 Dates for April 1 F Big Bash Party 1 F 8th grade to PSU 5 T 506 Invitational Track 1:00 8 F PreSchool Screeing 8 F Track @ Cherryvale 11 M Board of Education (Here) 7:00 12 T Track @ Iola 10:00 12 T District Site Council
@ LCHS 6:00 13 W 4th Grade Science Day 14 Th Track @ Baxter 15 F PreSchool Screening 15 F KC Club field trip 16 S PSU Music Festival 18 M Track @ Columbus 19 T Track @ Chanute 20 W 7th grade Student Leadership to Emporia State 21 Th Body Walk (K3) @ LCHS 21 Th 4th to Earth Day 21 Th 506 League Track Meet 2:00 22 NO SCHOOL 25 M PreK3 Spring Music Concert 7:00
Municipal Auditorium 26 T 4th 8th Spring Music Concert 7:00
Municipal Auditorium 29 F 3rd to PSU Fitness Day PTO Corner
Our Grandma Parkers raised just over $8,000 for our PTO. A big thank you to all who helped us in this endeavor. Come check out the hydration stations we purchased with the money. The “BIg Bash” party is scheduled for April 1st. Students who qualified for the party need to remember to wear socks on that day. THANK YOU TO OUR PTO! PreSchool Screenings We have our PreSchool screening scheduled for Friday April 8th and April 15th. Please bring your child’s immunization records, social security card and birth certificates, as these are required for enrollment. Please call for an appointment.
Spring Music Concerts Be Courteous on Social Media Our Spring music concert will be held on two nights in April. The PreK 3rd grade concert will be on Monday, April 25th and the 4th 8th grade concert will be on Tuesday April 26th. Both concerts will be held at 7:00 at the Parsons Municipal Auditorium. Students will earn a participation grade in music and band for their performance. Any student unable to attend must have a parent note prior to the concert. We hope you can join us for this great night of music. We are asking parents and school supporters to be courteous and thoughtful when posting student pictures on social media. We have many students enrolled in our school who have asked our district NOT to publish or post their pictures. Many times at school functions and event parents take many pictures of their students and others. Please be considerate when publishing or posting pictures. Kansas Career and College Ready Standards B
ook Fair The Meadow View Book Fair was a huge success. Thank you to all of our students, staff, and parents who purchased books and helped run the book fair. We gained lots of books for our school library and for our teacher’s classroom libraries. Important Dates for Eighth Graders *Monday May 2nd Eighth Grade Banquet 6:00 @ LCHS *Thursday May 5th Eighth Grade trip to Silver Dollar City *Tuesday May 10th Eighth Grade Talent Show *Tuesday May 10th Eighth Grade graduation practice@9:00: Eighth Grade Graduation @ 8:00 pm in Harrison Auditorium. Talent Show Talent Show tryout will be after the spring music programs. Their will be more details coming soon. As part of the KCCRS we are implementing two “Habits of the Mind” concepts every month. We believe that by teaching these concepts that our students will have the 21st century skills they will need to be successful. February’s “Habits of the Mind” are: “
Taking Responsible Risks.” and “Finding Humor
.” Summer School Students recommended for summer school were given letters to return to the office. Please get those turned back into the office by the April 8th. We want to make final preparation and need accurate numbers to do so. If you need another form please call the office. Fast Graduation We will hold our spring FAST graduation on April 8th Congratulations to all the families who completed this program.
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Mound Valley Grade School
Administrative Report
April 2016
Building Management
• Will hold April fire and tornado drill
• Sent weekly schedule to staff
• Scheduled transportation for events
Educational Leadership
• Held staff meeting-reviewed end of year information
• Report Food Bank program
• Conducted classroom Walk-throughs
• Conducted teachers observations
• Held IEP meetings
• Trio continues with grades 6-8
• Will attend all Administration meetings
• Attend the CIA at Greenbush
• Will attend KAGAN recertification workshop
• Met with social worker
• Will attend the District Site Council meeting
• Scheduled the District Staff Development for April
• Scheduled Kindergarten Round Up
• Scheduled the Sexting presentation for 5th-8th grade
Noteworthy Items
• Recognized the student of the month
• 3 families-attended the FASTWORKS
• 7th grade student leadership will meet
• Held the Family skating night
• Over 2,000 was raised from the Book Fair
• KC clubs will go to Kansas City
• Track meets are going great.
• K-3 will attend Body Walk
• Students will participate in the Spring Concert
• 5th grade will visit the Ronald McDonald House
• Students are taking the State Assessments
Melissa Green
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April 2016 ____________________________________________________________
Important Dates: new books! Thank you so much to our April 5 1:30 506 Invitational Track families, students, staff, and community for all April 6 7th grade SLA trip your support this week! The kids have been April 8 No School for Kindergarten; reading a lot of the new books. Kindergarten Round-‐Up; • State Assessment tips 12:30 Cherryvale Track Meet State Assessments are coming this week of April 12 6:00 District Site Council March. I am asked how parents can help meeting; 1:30 Fredonia prepare their children for these assessments. Track Meet The number one thing that you can do is to April 13 4th grade @ Bartlett for encourage your child to do his or her best at Science Days, 6th-‐8th trip to school every day. The work that our staff has Air and Space museum done throughout this school year will prepare April 14 2:30 Track meet @ Baxter our students academically. The best Springs preparation that families can do is to April 15 4th and 5th trip to CCC, KC encourage, provide space and a regular time club to Kansas City to do homework, make sure your child gets April 16 PSU Musical Festival plenty of rest every night and make sure that April 18 7:00 Spring Concert @ your child gets a nutritious breakfast in the Harrison Auditorium morning before school so that your child has April 19 3:30 Chanute Track Meet the energy needed to get through the day. Our April 20 5th grade trip to Ronald families do a fantastic job supporting our McDonald House, 7th grade students every day. As a staff, we are SLA trip, 8th grade bowling fortunate to be part of a great community that April 21 3:30 506 League Track meet works so hard to make sure our kids have the @ Altamont, 4th grade Earth best opportunities for success. Day trip • Attendance Reminders April 22 No School-‐Staff Development If your child is ill, please call or send a note to April 25 6th-‐8th grade trip to Joplin, 8th school, otherwise the absence will be grade Drivers Ed meeting, unexcused. Truancy is defined as any three April 26 7:00 PTO meeting consecutive unexcused absences, any five April 28 Pre-‐k trip to Curious Minds unexcused absences in a semester, or seven April 29 1st -‐5th trip to Independence, unexcused absences in a school year, 6:30 8th grade banquet whichever comes first. Tardiness occurs when (This calendar is subject to change. Please check the a student enters the building after 8:00 a.m. or Mound Valley calendar on the district website for misses up to an hour at any time during the changes and updates at usd506.org Click on the school day. Calendar button, then choose the Mound Valley • P.E. Skating Unit calendar. You may have to choose the current A big “Thank You” goes to Mr. Nevin for month to update the calendar.) organizing the skating unit for our • Book Fair students. T
he kids had a great time and We owe Jenny Winters and Sara Byrd a big learned n
ew skating skills. “Thank You” for all her hard work in planning •
New P
re-‐School or Kindergarten and working the Book Fair. Also, thank you to students all the volunteers who helped and everyone If you know of a child who may be eligible for for your participation. The Book Fair raised the 2015-‐2016 Mound Valley Pre-‐School, over $2,200 in total credit! There were a lot please have the parent contact the school at of smiling teachers around here with their 30
328-‐3121. The child must be 3 years old on or before August 31st. May 4th is our Pre-‐School Screener day. Also, if you know of a child who will be 5 years old on or before August 31st, please have the parent call the school at 328-‐3121 to schedule an appointment for the kindergarten clinic. This year’s clinic is scheduled for April 8th from 8:00 – 2:45. • PTO News One of the greatest assets to Mound Valley Grade School is our Parent Teacher Organization. This group supports learning, makes a lot of events and activities possible for our students and is a part of many of our school activities from sports to the book fair. Our goal as an organization is to engage as many families in our school as possible. This spring opportunities to serve on the PTO team will open up. If you are interested in being a part of this very involved group, you can contact Melissa Green at 328-‐3121. • Summer School Please get the summer school forms turned back into the office by April 29th. We want to make final preparations and need an accurate numbers to do so. If you need another form please call the office. • Spring Pictures Individual and Class pictures are due back by April 12th. Individual pictures checks need to be made out to K & G School Photography. Class picture checks need to be made out to MV Associated Activities. 31
Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen Brad Smith/Kristi Snider
At the present time our Physical Education classes PE I &
PE II we are continuing the Badminton Unit. The lifetime sport of
horseshoes will be next on the activity agenda.
Jenny Gartner
Chemistry is finishing up Solutions by studying the properties of Acids
and Bases and conducting titration experiments.
Physics has finished a robotics study in which tractors were
engineered and constructed and the students were graded on how
many full pop cans the tractors could pull in one minute a maximum of
50 cm. We are transitioning from classical Newtonian Physics to
Modern Physics and the tie ins with Mr. Warren's Electronic student
and curriculum always makes this section especially meaningful.
College Chemistry. This is one of the best classes I have taught. They
are ready to learn everyday. We are beginning the last 3 chapters
which deal with Quantum Theory of Atoms and how they bond. This is
material the students have never seen before and the concepts are
deep and abstract. This is a great prep for students planning on
entering any medical field that will require them to take Organic
Chemistry. As always Dr. Ecoff with LCC is an amazing textbook writer
and does a great job of presenting the information in written form.
Google Classroom has been an awesome resource all year but it will be
a life line for students this last 9 weeks. Here at the high School the
number of activities and sporting events that will pull them from class
is staggering. Being able to record my lectures and post assignments
with the required materials is a work and study skill that they are now
ready to use and refine.
Kristi Esquibel
All of the students passed the safety test for Man Process class
so we are now in the shop building selves. Student are using many
skills to build the shelves: following directions, measuring, marking,
sanding, use of drills, glueing, staining and sealing.
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen In the classroom we are busy with DLM (state assessment) in
Math, Language Arts, Science. Math class is working on counting back
change, skip counting, and measurements. In English we are finishing
up comparing the book and film of “My Dog Skip”. In Geography
students are working on the states, regions and directions.
Students are using a new program on the Ipads as a
communication devices. They have been very successful.
Track Special Olympics is April 20 at PSU we plan to attend.
Bob Lamb
In Spanish I we are working with the stem-changing shoe verbs and
will soon begin a chapter which centers around typical spring sports
and the vocabulary which is associated with spring sports. Because of
the recent proposed changes in our relations with Cuba, the students
recently viewed and discussed a video about the culture and history of
the island. Students also viewed a short clip of the Cuban national
dance-the Rumba.
In Spanish II the students recently completed a unit on the preterit
pasgt tenses and their uses. To allow them to apply what they have
learned, we have begun reparations for short puppet dialogs wherein
the students will utilize a minimum number of preterit verbs. A number
of points are awarded for successful completion of each step of the
puppet show; and a rubric for grading is given to the students along
with a time schedule for the completion
of each steps. The students have the option of using costumes of their
own design or they may make puppets for each character. The final
performances will be presented at the conclusion in the small theater.
In German II students are completing the forms of the past tenses and
will soon be involved in the preparations of a puppet dialog as in
Spanish II.
In Global Expeditions the final meeting of the year will feature the
foods and cultures of the Netherlands and Sweden. We will have
drawings for prizes for the people who bring authentic foods, people
who bring an interesting fact about each culture, and for those club
members who wear the club shirt to the meeting. We will also be
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen seeking volunteers to serve on the Global Board of Directors for he
coming year. Any club member may volunteer to be on the board. The
club does not have officers as such. The responsibility of the Board of
Directors is to plan the meeting agenda, assign tasks at the meetings,
and inventory supplies to see what is needed. Our primary goal is to
promote knowledge, understanding, and mutual respect among
cultures and peoples around the world.
Catherine Dean
Comp II students are working on a long research paper that explores a
problem and/or social issue that includes researched data that
supports or refutes their claim. This project includes rhetorical
strategies, the use of online sources such as TED Talks ( which reflect
the format of successful, logical, supportable information sharing), and
knowledge of peer reviewed articles located in electronic databases.
Gen Lit. students are explicating poetry using the New Critical
approach which includes a close reading in order to support their
thesis with exploration into literary elements such as diction, imagery,
form, speaker, figurative language leading them to a defendable
symbolic interpretation of the poem.
Language Arts (Juniors) are filling out job application and/or college
applications without error and adhering to deadlines in order to gain
successful skills that will help throughout their lives.
Kim McMunn
Health Science I class recently finished studying how alcohol and
tobacco affect our health negatively. Took field trip to the PSH&TC to
learn of all health careers available there. We received a tour of
facilities. Learned about intellectual disabilities and how it is
considered the largest minority group. Discussing empathy for this
group of people as they receive care.
Health Science II has studied the integumentary system, eyes and
ears. Students researched different disease processes related to
these systems and present information to the class. Have done
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen experiments to help students have empathy for people with vision or
hearing loss.
Health Science III finished job shadowing at Labette Health and are
now to the next rotation. They are shadowing at the offices of: Dr.
Dudek, Dr. Finley, Dr. Wommack and Dr. Newland. They plan to help
with the EMS Teen Saver presentation for the school. They will be
helping do the presentations at the Body Venture in April for grade
school children.
Health Science IV researched and prepared a presentation on Dental
Care. They taught the HS I class and have a smaller version that they
will be presenting to the K, 1st and 2nd grade students at AGS.
Arlene Brothers
The few days left in this school year are going fast. I believe it was a
very productive, structured and fantastic year. The Labette Academy
students have excelled and I am very proud of the accomplishments
they have finished. This school year will end with at least 17
students receiving a diploma. The students that have finished are in
the community doing great things for themselves. Recently, an
academy graduate joined the military and is excited to have the
possibilities for a career as a marine. Many of the graduates are
enrolled in a college and plan on furthering their education. One of this
years' graduates has a full time job at Wal Mart. Most of the students
are working at a job and utilizing having a diploma to benefit their
futures.
My mind thinks of the end of a school year almost like a harvest of a
crop that was much work and tended diligently with much care to
grow, with this year showing a great bounty. In my opinion, it has been
the most successful and best year ever.
Jesse Ybarra
Sophomore Honors English II students are completing state
assessments. Also reading and responding to Chapter 9 in our book,
"Outliers", called "Marita's Bargain". This speaks of the KIPP Schools
and their approach to student time at school. There is a KIPP school in
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Reading Roadmap program.
Sophomores are also reading and responding to Crevecoeur's "Letters
From An American Farmer in comparison to various American
Presidents' Inaugural Addresses.
Megan Hyatt is exploring summer STEM opportunities with former
LCHS Valedictorian, Ian Ybarra.
Junior Honors English III - Reading and responding to Chapter 3 in
"David and Goliath" entitled, 'Caroline Sacks'. Students examine
Caroline's college decision making process with regard to the "big fish
in a little pond" concept and the relation to their current college
search. Caroline began as a top notch science student with a keen
interest in the field, yet her college choice resulted in her changing
majors and changing her career and life plans. Allie Jones has been
selected for the elite EFL/FTE Program at the University of California in
Berkley. McKenna Beery and Kaci Hultz have applied to the Quest
Bridge program for scholarship opportunities. Past LCHS Quest Bridge
winners include, Jessica Pierce and Hannah Pearce!
Lisa Chapman
Mrs. Chapman's English classes began their Spring Novel Study on
March 28. This novel study takes my students on journeys like they
have never experienced. My English 2 classes journey through the
Holocaust through the experiences of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel or
the characters of Liesel Meminger or a young German boy named
Bruno. My English 1 classes are experiencing prejudice in the deep
South in the early part of the 20th century through the experiences of
John Howard Griffin, Scout Finch, or Hiram Hillburn.
I am also happy to share honors that my students have received. Of 18
entries I submitted to the Voices of Kansas contest, 10 were selected
for publication. I am very proud of these young writers! English 1 Cassidy Brown, Trey Mathis, Levi McDonald, and Samantha
Romine. English 2 - Prairie Bogle, Channler Davenport, Paige March,
Shelby McWhirt, Lilliann Preston, and Genevieve Vasser.
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen Stacy Smith
Bradley Myers & Tanner Nelson--- both applied for the Westar Electric
Kraft Scholarship and have been invited to the semi- final process for
the scholarship this Saturday. We just got late notice because their
invite went to their spam mail. UGH. But this is the first time we have
had two get invited to this. Really great opportunity and hoping that
both walk away with a scholarship.
Peter Omarkhail
Drafting/AutoCAD - We have two students, Mileah Allen and Megan
Hyatt preparing for Skills contest this month. They will be competing
using the Autocad program Inventor a 3D modeling program. Megan
will also be competing in Leadership. I also introduced the Revit CAD
program this year, it is an architectural program. The students are
currently drawing up next years house project for Building and
Trades/Cabinetry class.
Construction Science - We finished the cabinetry for the house project,
I encourage anyone who wishes to go check them out. I think the kids
did a great job for this being their first experience with kitchen
cabinets. We have three students that will be competing at Skills in
cabinetry, Ike Reitemeier, Gavan Foster and Nathan Foster.
Julie Oswald
Algebra 1: These students are working hard. We are finishing up our
unit on graphing quadratic equations. In the next week, we will begin a
project where we look at how graphing quadratic equations is used in
the game Angry Birds. When we finish our Angry Birds Project, we will
then begin our last unit on properties of radicals.
Geometry: We are currently in one of our final chapters of the book,
circles. These students are learning that there is more to circles than
they thought! We will finish up this unit in the next week and begin our
final unit of the year on circumference, area, and volume. These kids
continue to work hard every day in class!
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen JC Morgan
Human Body Systems - Students completed digestive system analysis
and dissection labs and will spend most of April learning about the
urinary system in class and lab. After urinary, reproductive systems
will be covered prior to finals.
A&P - After completing the central nervous system and special senses
notes, the class performed dissections on cow eyes then learned to
use an opthalmascope to view each others' optic nerve, retina, macula,
and major vessels in the eye. Following, they learned to use an
otoscope to examine each others' ear canals and drums. Analyzing the
endocrine and respiratory systems were next, including multiple organ
dissections. Students are now beginning the urinary system and will
perform urinalysis and dissection labs after discussions. Before finals,
students will finish the year studying the reproductive system.
CP BIO - At the beginning of March students completed studying animal
nervous systems then spent the rest of the month on genetics. For
labs, students completed dihybrid analysis of corn genetics along with
a observing the results of crosses between three generations,
designed and performed experiments analyzing the presence of a gene
allowing humans to taste a particularly bitter chemical compound, and
learned how to perform chi-squared analysis to their data. April will be
spent performing labs and studying Ecology and Evolution, then
preparing for finals. The class is planning a trip to Wildcat Glades and
the Tar Creek EPA Superfund site to perform dissolved oxygen labs and
to collect specimens.
Craig Hartman
World History- Today we are discussing the Holocaust and the
genocide of the Jewish people
by the Nazis during WWII. We talked about Arrowhead Stadium holding
about 80,000 people
and it would have been filled 75 times with the number of Jews who
were exterminated by Hitler in WWII.
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen American History- The students are discussing the 1960's in
America. We are talking about the Cuban Missile Crisis,
the protests led by Martin Luther King Jr., specifically the I Have a
Dream speech. Our classes have learned about
the Peace Corp and also our involvement in Viet Nam as America tried
to prevent Southeast Asian countries from becoming communist
nations according to a theory known as the Domino Theory.
Marty Warren
Happenings in Electronics!
1) Fundamentals of Electronics are covering Inductance, Reactance,
and Transformers. We will be ending up with Impedance, Filters, and
Tuning circuits.
2) Emerging Technologies are finishing the AM section of the radio and
will be moving into the FM section the next week. Will be finishing with
Silicon Controlled Rectifiers and Switching Power Supplies.
3) Digital Classes will be working on Arithmetic Circuits inside the
microprocessor. They will be finishing with ROM or Read-Only-Memory
circuits along with studying the CET or Certified Electronics
Technician test.
4) Principles of Engineering class are working on individual projects
and studying for the CET test. Two of the projects are attached: One is
Levi Manners making a clock in individual parts from the 3-D printer
donated by Brook Drumm. The other one is Damon Bump constructing a
computer inside a min-fridge donated by Mr. Leake. We have several
others by various students.
5) Electronics will be sending eleven students to Hutchinson, Wichita,
and Beloit to compete in various leadership and electronics contests.
6) This has been a nice year for electronics!
Rob Page
Algebra II -- Students completed state assessments following spring
break, they did a great job of thoroughly working through each section
and giving their best effort. As their classroom teacher, I was very
pleased with each and every one of our sophomore students here at
LCHS.
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LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Principal: Shane Holtzman USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen Heather Wilson
The LC Theatre Department including Technical Theatre and
Advanced Theatre is just about to produce the Pultizer Prize winning
play, Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley. It is produced on Harrison
stage with limited seating. We're very proud to tackle such difficult yet
important productions at LC.
In conjunction with these performances, many of the advanced theatre
students are preparing for acting and playwriting competition at the
William Inge Center High School Scene competition day for $5000 in
cash scholarships on Saturday, April 23.
The Dramatic Literature class has been working on critical analysis of
such powerful plays as Macbeth by William Shakespeare, The
Importance of Being Earnest, and True West by Sam Shepard.
The Theatre 1 classes are beginning their theatre history units. Each
partner has read a full length classic play, memorized a scene, studied
the period, and will perform it for the class.
Kim Hawks/Scott Austin
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) is a student-led
organization that emphasizes student growth, networking, technology,
and best business practices. There are over 250,000 members
nationwide. LCHS has had our own local chapter for over 65 years with
a long traditional of quality and success. The concepts of FBLA can
easily be incorporated into the regular classroom curriculum to help
students better apply what they learn.
The business department students have just returned from the FBLA
state leadership conference in Topeka. Following are student placings:
Social Media Campaign-2nd – Jessica Brooks
Accounting-5th – Megan Hyatt
Introduction to Business Presentation-5th - Ali Hinman, Logan Meyer, MaggieBillman
Marketing-7th - Ali Hinman, Jade Davis, Lyndsey Brothers
Introduction to Business Procedures-8th - Jade Davis
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LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Principal: Shane Holtzman USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen Sales Presentation-9th - Maggie Billman
Local Chapter Annual Business Report-10th - BreAnna Albertson, Shea O’Connor
Business Ethics-10th - Megan Hyatt, Kyle Carpenter, Nikola Ilievski
Crystal Witty/Jack Leake
SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT:
Monday, April 4th
Scholarship Recipients
Scholarship Name Booster Club Scholarship Bernice Neville K ersten Memorial Byron C. Peterson Memorial Charles Harry Kastler Baseball/Softball Class o f 1951 Class o f 1979 Clifford Morris Daniel Tongier Dwight & Louise Fultz Memoiral Edna B EARS Scholarship Edna Community Scholarship Amount Scholarship Recipient $250 $250 $1,000 $100 $150 $150 $150 $150 $250 $500 $500 $250 $250 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $350 $350 $350 $350 $350 Daniel Hefley Clancie Sorrell Kyle Carpenter Kayden Nickles Taya Leech Klein Ryan Grant Simpson Patricia Myers Aubrey Baker Colby Manley Madison Rexwinkle Colby Manley Sabryn Beery Madison Rexwinkle Madison Aiken Shelby Gilstrap Katelen Bailey Tyler Russell Timothy Moore Clancie Sorrell Rio Esquibel Mileah Allen Katelen Bailey Erin Barnett Rio Esquibel Courtney Garton 41
LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Principal: Shane Holtzman USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Eleanor Adamson Buxton Elks Foundation Eugene S. McMunn Memorial F.L. ouise Norris Fellowship of Christian Athletics Coalition Future Business Haley R. Hilderbrand Memorial Henry Bussinger Memorial Henry Bussinger Memorial Jean Charles Memorial Judy Shrum Memorial Judy Shrum Memorial Kara Shaffer LCTA Scholarship LCTA Scholarship L.D. Christine Curran Scholarship Library Club Scholarship Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen $350 $350 $350 $350 $350 $350 $100 $1,000 $600 $600 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $150 $100 $100 $250 $1,000 $300 $300 $300 $100 $100 $250 $300 $300 $150 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 Shelby Gilstrap Triston Lotz Timothy Moore Chance Newberry Tyler Russell Ian Triebel Erica Gartner Abbie Stice Clancie Sorrell Trey Morgan Kyle Carpenter Haley Page Alex Peak Abbie Stice Devin Philbrick Timothy Moore Erica Gartner Trey Morgan Clancie Sorrell Lyndsey Brothers Klein Ryan Clancie Sorrell Joli Hutto Colby Manley Jesse Mendoza Tristen Lotz Erica Gartner Clancie Sorrell Deven Foster Madison Rexwinkle Alex Peak Erica Gartner Lyndsey Brothers Abbie Stice Sydnie Davis Alex Peak Haley Page Madison Scott 42
LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Principal: Shane Holtzman USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Mary Williams Eichhorn Memoiral Merl Swayze Mike Giefer Memorial Myrtle Mingle Memorial Parsons Rotary Club Parsons Rotary Club Pleasant Hills Community Church Pleasant Hills Community Church Raymond T. & Helen Brown Memorial Ron Lewis Memorial Verna Lee Duckworth Wilbur L. Stone Gladys L. Stone Wilhelmina Wilbershide Total Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $250 $300 $500 $250 $400 $400 $1,000 $1,000 $200 $200 $250 $500 $10,000 $100 $34,750 Robbie Gibbs Klein Ryan Aliyah Clemmens Sabryn Beery Shelby Gilstrap Daniel Hefley Aubrey Baker Madison Aiken Taya Leech Trinity Larkin Taya Leech Haley Page Klein Ryan Abbie Stice Haley Page Clancie Sorrell Clancie Sorrell Justin Sexton Renae White Alex Peak Clancie Sorrell Devin Philbrick Grant Simpson Sabryn Beery Booster Club Liason - $250.00 each: Aliyah Clemens, Grant Simpson, Devin Philbrick, Deven Foster.
Marcie Ryan
This month our JAG program welcomed SFC Elzy, United States Army
recruiter, back to the classroom to help get the students setup on the
March2Success online training program. This program will help the
students improve their vocabulary and math skills as well as help
increase their testing scores. SFC Elzy also came a second time this
month to visit with a couple young men in the class about their desire
to enter the military and what steps they need to take if they are
serious about pursuing a career in the Army.
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Principal: Shane Holtzman LABETTE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL USD 506 Altamont, KS 67330 620-‐784-‐5321 Asst. Principal: Ed Raschen We also welcomed Scott Austin, one of the LCHS business
teachers, to speak to our class about his line of work and how he
ended up at LCHS. Mr. Austin previously worked in the business
community as a financial investor at a local business, but after a few
years he decided he wanted a more relaxed, less stressful career. He
spoke to the students about the importance of saving their money and
investing it in their futures.
This month we volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House in
Joplin, MO. A small group of students went to the RMH and cooked and
cleaned as well as participated in a community awareness activity
called “Sticker Shock” where we informed area businesses about the
costs of providing alcohol to underage individuals. We also delivered
our donated items to PALS, a local animal shelter, and the students
enjoyed interacting with the animals while there.
Damon Bump in Mr.
Warren’s Electronics
Class.
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STUDENT ACTIVITY PARTICIPATION SURVEY
FALL 2013-2014
Date Submitted: 9/11/2013
Submitted By: Shane Holtzman
School #: 463
School Name: Altamont-Labette County HS
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
# BOYS PARTICIPATING # GIRLS PARTICIPATING
ATHLETIC
9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH
8-Man Football
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11-Man Football
16
17
12
8
0
1
0
0
Volleyball
0
0
0
0
13
8
8
4
Cross Country
1
3
7
5
0
0
1
3
Girls Golf
0
0
0
0
1
3
2
0
Girls Tennis
0
0
0
0
7
5
6
5
Gymnastics
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
NON-ATHLETIC 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH 9TH 10TH 11TH 12TH
Band
5
5
1
2
11
4
8
6
Orchestra
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Vocal Music
7
4
8
3
17
10
13
8
Student Council
1
1
4
3
4
5
4
5
Debate
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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WINTER 2013-2014
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Basketball
12
3
8
5
11
6
6
3
Wrestling
4
3
6
5
1
0
0
0
Bowling
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
Cheer
0
0
0
0
7
3
0
2
Dance/Drill/Pompon 0
0
0
1
3
2
4
4
KAY
1
4
1
6
6
8
7
6
Scholars Bowl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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SPRING 2013-2014
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Baseball
6
5
11
6
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Sand)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Grass)
4
3
5
4
0
0
0
0
Boys Tennis
0
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
Girls Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Girls Softball
0
0
0
0
9
8
8
3
Girls Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
4
7
4
8
Track & Field
5
10
12
6
5
3
2
6
Speech & Drama
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Academic Contest
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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FALL 2014-2015
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
8-Man Football
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11-Man Football
20
10
11
11
0
0
1
0
Volleyball
0
0
0
0
14
8
5
4
Cross Country
6
3
3
6
4
0
1
1
Girls Golf
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
3
Girls Tennis
0
0
0
0
7
6
4
7
Gymnastics
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Band
6
4
3
1
8
5
2
6
Orchestra
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Vocal Music
14
10
4
16
18
21
9
20
Student Council
1
3
2
4
6
13
8
2
Debate
0
3
2
4
0
0
0
0
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WINTER 2014-2015
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Basketball
15
5
3
7
15
6
4
4
Wrestling
4
4
1
5
0
0
0
0
Bowling
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
Cheer
0
0
0
0
2
4
2
0
0
0
0
2
5
2
3
KAY
0
0
6
1
0
7
3
6
Scholars Bowl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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SPRING 2014-2015
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Baseball
10
4
4
9
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Sand)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Grass)
7
5
3
2
0
0
0
0
Boys Tennis
4
1
2
3
0
0
0
0
Girls Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Girls Softball
0
0
0
0
12
10
6
6
Girls Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
1
6
11
0
Track & Field
12
9
11
12 13
3
3
3
Speech & Drama
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Academic Contest
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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FALL 2015-2016
Submitted By: Edward Raschen
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
8-Man Football
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11-Man Football
19
15
6
15
0
0
0
1
Volleyball
0
0
0
0
13
9
7
3
Cross Country
3
8
1
0
0
2
0
0
Girls Golf
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
2
Girls Tennis
0
0
0
0
5
6
5
3
Gymnastics
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Band
8
6
4
5
6
6
3
2
Orchestra
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Vocal Music
8
13
4
2
17
20
14
6
Student Council
5
1
3
1
5
5
8
6
Debate
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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WINTER 2015-2016
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Basketball
11
14
1
1
11
11
5
2
Wrestling
5
8
3
1
0
0
0
0
Bowling
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
Cheer
0
0
0
0
2
4
5
4
0
0
0
2
3
4
0
KAY
1
0
0
2
0
0
5
3
Scholars Bowl
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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SPRING 2015-2016
School #: 463
City: Altamont
Zip: 67330
ATHLETIC
Baseball
4
12
1
3
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Sand)
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Boys Golf (Grass)
6
6
4
2
0
0
0
0
Boys Tennis
0
2
2
2
0
0
0
0
Girls Soccer
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Girls Softball
0
0
0
0
5
9
10
2
Girls Swim/Dive
0
0
0
0
9
2
5
6
Track & Field
7
9
5
6
4
10
1
1
Speech & Drama
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Academic Contest
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Labette County High School
Athletic Budgets – 61453 – Pink*
Fall Sports:
Cheer
Cross Country
Dance
Football
Football**
Golf (Girls)
Tennis
Volleyball
$1,500.00
$1,000.00
$1,500.00
$10,000.00
$4,000.00
$1,300.00
$1,300.00
$3,000.00
Total Fall Sports
$23,600.00
Winter Sports
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Wrestling
$4,800.00
$4,800.00
$1,700.00
Total Winter Sports
$11,300.00
Spring Sports
Baseball
Golf (Boys)
Softball
Swimming
Tennis (Boys)
Track (Boys)
Track (Girls)
$3,000.00
$1,300.00
$3,000.00
$1,000.00
$1,300.00
$2,000.00
$2,000.00
Total Spring Sports
$13,600.00
Total Budget
$48,500.00
*Pink is color of general fund requisition form
**Football helmet reconditioning
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Athletic Budgets – Uniform Budgets – 61453 – Pink*
2016 Fiscal Year
2017 Fiscal Year_____________________
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Swimming
Wrestling
$6,250.00
$6,250.00
$750.00
$750.00
$250.00
$1,500.00
Total
$18,750.00
2018 Fiscal Year
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Swimming
Tennis (Boys)
Tennis (Girls)
Volleyball
Wrestling
$750.00
$750.00
$250.00
$3,000.00
$3,000.00
$6,500.00
$1,500.00
Total
$18,750.00
2019 Fiscal Year_____________________
Football
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Swimming
Track (Boys)
Track (Girls)
$6,000.00
$750.00
$750.00
$250.00
$4,000.00
$4,000.00
Cross Country
Football
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Softball
Swimming
$1,500.00
$6,000.00
$750.00
$750.00
$6,500.00
$250.00
Total
$18,750.00
Total
$18,750.00
2020 Fiscal Year
2021 Fiscal Year_____________________
Baseball
Football
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Swimming
Wrestling
$6,500.00
$6,000.00
$750.00
$750.00
$250.00
$1,500.00
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Swimming
Wrestling
$6,250.00
$6,250.00
$750.00
$750.00
$250.00
$1,500.00
Total
$18,750.00
Total
$18,750.00
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Gate – Yellow
Baseball
$3,069.93
Basketball (Boys)
$4,136.17
Basketball (Girls)
$3,354.32
Cross Country
$450.00
Cheer
$112.00
Dance
$69.99
Football
$3,585.00
Golf (Boys)
$1,299.50
Golf (Girls)
$1,061.50
Softball
$1,520.00
Swim
$1,301.00
Tennis (Boys)
$1,280.50
Tennis (Girls)
$1,280.50
Track (Boys)
$1,766.08
Track (Girls)
$1,766.08
Volleyball
$1,905.00
Wrestling
$2,040.74
Total
$29,998.31
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Cost Per Student-Athlete*
Sport
Baseball
Gate
$3,069.93
Budget
$3,000.00
Uniform
$6,500.00
Player
20
Cost/Athlete
$628.50
Basketball (Boys)
$4,136.17
$4,800.00
$6,250.00
27
$562.45
Basketball (Girls)
$3,354.32
$4,800.00
$6,250.00
29
$496.70
Cross Country
$450.00
$1,000.00
$1,500.00
14
$210.71
Cheer
$112.00
$1,500.00
$0.00
16
$100.75
Dance
$369.99
$1,500.00
$0.00
9
$207.78
Football
$3,585.00
$10,000.00
$6,000.00
56
$349.73
Football
$0.00
$4,000.00
$0.00
56
$71.43
Golf (Boys)
$1,299.50
$1,300.00
$750.00
18
$186.08
Golf (Girls)
$561.50
$1,300.00
$750.00
7
$373.07
Softball
$6,520.00
$3,000.00
$6,500.00
26
$616.15
Swim
$1,301.00
$1,000.00
$250.00
22
$115.95
Tennis (Boys)
$0.00
$1,300.00
$3,000.00
6
$716.67
Tennis (Girls)
$0.00
$1,300.00
$3,000.00
19
$226.32
Track (Boys)
$1,766.08
$2,000.00
$4,000.00
27
$287.63
Track (Girls)
$1,766.08
$2,000.00
$4,000.00
16
$485.38
Volleyball
$1,905.00
$3,000.00
$6,500.00
32
$356.41
Wrestling
$2,040.74
$1,700.00
$1,500.00
17
$308.27
Total
$32,237.32
$48,500.00
$56,750.00
361
$380.85
*Totals do not reflect coaches stipends or transportation for competitions.
Note: Numbers do not reflect LCHS Booster Club contributions to the LCHS Athletic Department.
Note: Uniforms are on a 5-year rotation.
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Coaches Supplementals*
Fall Sports:
% = Base salary - $2,000.00 = $32,430 x % = Supplemental pay
Cheer HC**
Cross Country HC
Dance HC
Football HC
Football Assistant
Golf (Girls) HC
Tennis HC
Volleyball HC
Volleyball Assistant
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
5% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $1,621.50
12% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,891.60
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
6% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $1,945.80
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
10% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,243.00
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
Winter Sports
Basketball (Boys) HC
Basketball (Boys) Assistant
Basketball (Boys) Assistant
Basketball (Girls) HC
Basketball (Girls) Assistant
Basketball (Girls) Assistant
Wrestling HC
Wrestling Assistant
12% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,891.60
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
12% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,891.60
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
12% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,891.60
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
Spring Sports
Baseball HC
Baseball Assistant
Golf HC
Softball HC
Softball Assistant
Swimming
Tennis (Boys) HC
Track (Boys) HC
Track (Boys) Assistant
Track (Girls) HC
Track (Girls) Assistant
10% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,243.00
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
6% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $1,945.80
10% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,243.00
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
6% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $1,945.80
8% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,594.40
10% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,243.00
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
10% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $3,243.00
7% = $34,430.00 - $2,000.00 = $32,430.00 = $2,270.10
*Note: Numbers are based on 1st year teacher getting a head coaching, or assistant coaching position.
Does not factor in movement on steps. Supplemental pay shall be computed based on step less $2,000.
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April bills and financial reports
Total Bills:
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Executive Session
School board business is public business and all official board action should be
taken in open session. Executive sessions may sometimes be needed, however,
to discuss matters prior to board action. By statute (K.S.A. 75-4319) no subjects
shall be discussed at any closed or executive session, except the following:
Ø Personnel matters of nonelected personnel.
Ø To discuss matters affecting a student(s).
Ø To discuss confidential financial data or trade secrets of a business.
Ø Consultation with an attorney for the board, which would be deemed,
privileged in the attorney-client relationship.
Ø To discuss negotiations.
Ø To have preliminary discussions about the acquisition of real property.
Ø To discuss matters relating to the security of the board or the school.
I move that the board go into executive session for the purpose of discussing
personnel matters for non-elected personnel; and that the board return to the
open meeting at ___________o’clock in this room. The executive session is
required to protect the privacy interests of an identifiable individual.
I move that the board go into executive session for the purpose of discussing
negotiations; and that the board return to the open meeting at
___________o’clock in this room.
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