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Southland Independent
School District 500
PO Box 351
Adams MN 55909
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December 2006
Southland Staff Members attend Corwin
Kronenberg presentation in Grand Meadow
Southland Staff Members had
the opportunity to attend a presentation, “A Positive Approach to Discipline”
by Corwin Kronenberg on October 23,
2006, at Grand Meadow Public Schools.
Mr. Kronenberg is a parent,
teacher, author, and highly sought after
expert in the areas of self-concept and
discipline. He is the creator of a nationally known behavior management system
called Above the Line. Mr. Kronenberg
delivers his message with enthusiasm,
drama and humor.
The presentation was sponsored
by the Cedar River Education Distirct.
Schools attending the presentation were
Austin Catholic Schools, Grand Meadow,
LeRoy, Lyle, Sacred Heart and Southland.
Southland Elementary Book Fair to be held
on Tuesday, December 5th
The Southland Elementary Book
Fair will be held on Tuesday, December
5th, during the day and also during the
Fall/Winter Concert. Scholastic will be
conducting the fair and has numerous
titles and selections. Proceeds will be
used to purchase new materials for the
Southland Elementary School Library.
Thank you for your continued support.
Southland Elementary Parent-Teacher
Organization says “Thank You”
The Southland Elementary PTO
wants to thank everyone who came
out for our annual Dad’s Belgian Waffle
Breakfast. We had a great turn-out and
it was again a successful fundraiser for
our PTO.
Thanks to the staff, parents,
and our communities for continuing to
support our Elementary PTO.
Winter Concert
You are invited to attend the
Southland Elementary
Winter Concert
Dec.5, Tuesday
10:30 a.m. performance by Grades K – 5
6:30 p.m. Grades K, 1, 2
7:00 p.m. Grades 3, 4, 5 “Twas the Night Before Christmas”
along with 5th grade Band.
K-12 FluMist Clinic was a huge success
Southland Middle and High School
Winter/Holiday Concert
Monday, December 4
7:00 PM
Snow date of Monday, December 11, 7:00 pm.
Thank you to all the staff,
parents, and students of Sacred Heart
and Southland Schools who cooperated
to make the FluMist Clinic on 10/24/06
such a huge success! We gave over 400
doses of vaccine to eligible students
K-12 in three locations.
Students who were absent or
who didn’t return permission forms prior
to that day will have another opportunity
to get the free FluMist vaccine on
December 12th. As explained on the
form, students younger than 9 years of
age will get a second dose of the vaccine
that day. We are also making alternate
arrangements for PSEO students to get
the vaccine at Mower Co. Public Health
in Austin. Please call the school and
leave a message for Cheryl (Southland
Nurse) if you have questions.
Veteran’s Day Program at Southland
Elementary
Southland Elementary fifth grade
students presented a musical program
to honor Veterans on the morning of
November 8. Members of the American
Legion Post 146 presented the colors of
the flag along with the fifth grade Cub
Scouts.
Many parents and community
members attended the program which
featured the singing of patriotic songs
and a song called “Those Who Served.” Fifth graders composed essays
in writing class and published them in
technology class. Six students were
chosen to read their essays.
The
class also wrote and performed a skit
“Veterans’ Day Jeopardy” to teach
about Veterans’ Day.
No School
December 25, 2006 - January 1, 2007
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year!
Members of the Adams American Legion post the flag during a Veterans’
Day program at Southland Elementary.
Southland
will host
Middle School
Instrumental
Festival
The Southland Middle School will
be hosting the Middle School Instrumental
Festival on Saturday, January 27, 2007.
Band students from area schools,
including Kingsland and Hayfield, will
perform solos and ensembles. Parents
are invited and encouraged to come
and listen to any of these students
perform. The event begins at 8:30 AM
and concludes around 11:00 AM with a
performance for everyone of the “Bestin-Site” award winners.
This is a great opportunity
for students to perform for others as
well as listen to students from other
schools. The performer also receives
encouragement and expertise from
another band director.
Southland band students grades
7 & 8 will choose their performance solo
at their lesson the week of December 11.
Help will be given to each student during
band rehearsals. However, students are
expected to practice outside of school.
A schedule of performance times will be
given to each student several days prior
to the event.
Halloween fun sponsored
by the Southland FCCLA
The Southland FCCLA sponsored various activities for
Halloween 2006. Dress up costumes were modeled at school
and prizes awarded by the FCCLA. Many students and staff
joined in the fun.
Pictured above are the teenage witches - Maggie
May, Kathy Hamilton, Chelsey Mullenbach, Donna Neuvirth,
Whitney Mees and Stacie Shawback.
34 FCCLA members enjoyed a pinata party. After the
breaking of the pinata, pizza, chips and pop were enjoyed.
Upper right: Liz Meany was the FCCLA costume
winner.
Right: As classmates look on, Shiloh Spurlock seems
to mistake Clint Bergene for the pinata.
Dr. Susan Udelhofen presents workshop on curriculum mapping
Staff members from Southland
and Kingsland School Districts participated in a curriculum mapping workshop
on November 22, 2006, at Southland
Middle and High School. The workshop
was presented by Dr. Susan Udelhofen.
Dr. Susan Udelhofen is a nation
al staff development leader providing
consulting services to school districts,
education agencies, universities and
colleges. Her work concentrates primarily on issues and practices related to
curriculum mapping, teacher mentor-
ing, assessment, standards and program
evaluation.
Dr.
Udelhofen
earned
a
doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction,
and a M.S. in Educational Psychology,
both from the University of Wisconsin
– Madison. Her experience includes
work at the Wisconsin Department
of Public Instruction as a Goals 2000
consultant, and gifted and talented
consultant. She has taught courses in
teacher mentoring, assessment, reading
methods, children’s literature, gifted
and talented education, and also served
as supervisor/instructor of preservice
teachers at the University of WisconsinMadison. She is an experienced classroom
teacher and holds current licensure.
She is the co-author of, The Mentoring
Year: A Step-by-Step Guide to
Professional Development published by
Corwin Press and The Teacher Journal:
Reflections About Teaching and Learning
self-published.
Her presentation experience
includes appearances at the National
Staff
Development
Conference,
Curriculum Mapping Institutes, New
Teacher Center Symposium, American
Educational
Research
Association,
National Reading Association, National
School Conference Institute, and
Wisconsin Association for Supervision
and Curriculum Development.
She resides in Madison, Wisconsin
with her husband and is the mother of
two college-aged children.
Locations of Three Rivers Conference winter sporting events
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High School
Caledonia EL (old HS)
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Elementary (go dressed)
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Elementary (go dressed)
High School
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High School
Elementary
High School
Elementary
High School
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Harmony HS
Harmony HS
Preston-MS
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Harmony-HS
Good.
High School
High School
High School
High School
High School
Kings.
High School
MS- Wykoff
High School
MS-Wykoff
with Grand Meadow
L-A
High School
High School
High School
High School
LARP (meets at RP & LA)
PEM
PEM 7/8 Bldg (Old Elgin HS
PEM 4-6 Bldg. (Old Elgin EL)
PEM HS-Plainview
PEM Cafeteria (Old Plvw EL)
PEM HS-Plainview
R-P
High School
MS-Peterson
High School
MS-Peterson
LARP (meets at RP & LA)
St. C
High School
Elementary
High School
Elementary
High School
HS-Adams
Elem-Rose Creek
HS-Adams
Elem-Rose Creek
High School
High School
Elementary
High School
Elementary
High School
South.
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New addition to the
Sheehan Family
Southland PTO pork dinner rescheduled for
December 4th
The rescheduled Southland PTO
Pork Dinner will be held on Monday,
December 4th in the all purpose room
at the high school. Serving will be from
5:00 to 6:30 PM.
This is also the night of the
winter holiday concert, so students,
Bob Sheehan, Southland High
School Business Education Teacher/Activities Director, and his wife, Jill, are
the proud parents of a baby boy, Calder
Joseph.
He was born on October 12,
2006, and joins brothers, Camden and
Cade, and sister, Carma, at home.
Calder weighed seven pounds,
six ounces and was 18 1/2 inches long. Congratulations to the Sheehan
Family!
family members, and anybody else may
come to eat before the concert. Pork
sandwiches, cheesy potatoes, beans,
cole slaw and bars will be served. The
cost is $6.00 for adults and $4.00 for
students 10 and under. Please come and
help support our schools.
October Students of the Month
Calder Joseph Sheehan
Halloween Program at Southland
Elementary
Students
at
Southland
Elementary School celebrated Halloween
with their traditional costume parade
and afternoon parties.
Third grade students performed
some spooky songs to add to the fun.
They sang a partner song, putting two
songs together. They performed a choral
speech in which instruments added
effects to a poem entitled “Halloween.”
Third graders also sang a spiritual “Dem
Bones” accompanied by boomwhackers
and rhythm sticks.
Elementary music is directed by
Mrs. Laura Freund.
Southland hosts Three Rivers Conference
Honor Band and Choir Festival
Southland hosted the Three
Rivers Conference Honor Band and Choir
Festival Tuesday, November 14, 2006, in
the Southland High School Gymnasium. The 120 voice choir, directed by
Mr. Rodney Urtel, Mankato, presented
five selections. Dr. Amy Foley, Mankato
State directed the 100 piece band.
Southland students participating
in the choir were Tracey Engesser, Amber
Mullenbach, Bryten Reuter, Arielle
Anderson, Micayla Hamilton, Haley Hoff
and Michael Sheely.
Band members from Southland
included Lacey, Holst, Amber O’Connell,
Brooke Hamilton, Hilary Johnson, Curtis
Gilbert, Matthew Schroeder and Danielle
Irvin.
Southland Middle School students win
VFW’s Patriot’s Pen Contest
Students
in Mrs. Wempner’s
Middle
School
Language Arts class
wrote essays for
the VFW’s Patriot’s
Pen contest. The
winners are: Grade
6: Maetzin CruzReyes
&
Isaac
Bustad Grade 7:
Shyenne
Larson
& Kayla Oudekirk
Grade 8: Ethan
Sorenson & Rex
White
Middle school students of the month for October are Mikaela Merten
(8th Grade); Micayla Huntley (7th Grade); and Maetzin Cruz-Reyes (6th Grade)
High school students of the month for October are Danielle Irvin (sophomore); Jason Steinkamp (junior); Emily Schmidt (senior); and Arielle Anderson
(freshman)
Alumni information
needed for
Southland District
Website
Maetzin Cruz-Reyes
Isaac Bustad
Kayla Oudekirk
Shyenne Larson
The Southland Web Design Class
is currently working on developing the
alumni section of the district website.
Alumni includes those people
who graduated from Adams, Elkton,
Rose Creek and Southland.
Suggested information to submit
would be education, occupation, family,
hobbies, email and any other information that you would like to see included.
Please contact Janet Stephenson at [email protected]
to submit information or for any questions. The district website address is:
www.isd500.k12.mn.us.
December Dates to Remember
December 10: Human Rights Day
December 15: Hanukkah begins*
December 20: Eid al-Adha*
December 21: First day of winter
December 25: Christmas
Rex White
Ethan Sorenson
School board
members
elected/re-elected
Sharon Monson and Jack Klaehn
were recently elected to the Southland
School Board.
Sharon is an Adams resident
who was the 1981 Southland High School
Valedidctorian. She and her husband,
Ray, have two sons who are in the 9th
and 12th grades. Sharon has worked in
the healthcare field for over 20 years
and has been with the Austin Medical
Center Information Systems Department
since 1997. She has been a member of
the St. John’s Parish Council, Sacred
Heart School Board and Southland Youth
Basketball Board.
Jack is a farmer in the Elkton/
Dexter area. He and his wife, Tam, who
is employed at Mayo Clinic, have two
children in grades 4 and 6. Jack is a
Southland graduate and is also a Southland school bus driver.
Incumbent school board member, Pat Graves, was re-elected to another term. She has been on the board
for 10 years and is current chair. She and
her husband, Ray, who works at Information System Sciences in Elkton, have
three grown children and live in Elkton.
Pat is the postmaster at Wykoff and has
been with the Post Office for 20 years.
The Monitor Review, November 2, 2006
Early Childhood & Family Education
312 West Main Street, Adams MN 55909
[email protected]
What is ECFE?
Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) is for all Southland #500 parents
of children between birth and kindergarten. Whether you are a single parent, a
teen parent, a stay-at-home mom or dad, or an employed parent, ECFE is for you!
We offer weekly parent/child classes, special events, and other services. ECFE is
“Time Together” . . . You spend quality time with your child, learning more about
their interests and abilities. ECFE is “Time Apart” . . . While children are with a
children’s teacher, you and other parents meet with a parent educator to discuss
timely concerns. The support, encouragement, and new ideas you receive from the
group make being a parent more rewarding.
December ECFE Parent/Child Classes
Gingerbread Houses
Mon. Dec. 6th 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Wed. 8th 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Fri. 9th 10:00 a.m.
Families will put together and decorate a small Gingerbread
House. These houses have become a Christmas tradition at the
Early Childhood Center. Please bring a half bag of candy for use
in decorating the houses. The candies will be pooled for all to get an assortment
of items to decorate a house. We will provide all other materials. Southland Early
Childhood Center – Adams
FEE: Single class fee will be charged for those not enrolled in ECFE. Call to register
582-3405 or email [email protected] by Dec. 1st.
Last Week of ECFE Classes before Christmas!
Mon. Dec 11, 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Thurs. Dec. 14 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Friday Dec. 15 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Beat the winter blues and join us at ECFE!
ECFE Parent/Child Winter
Classes
Classes run one and one half hours. The first 45
minutes parents and children play together and have a group
circle activity. Toys and a variety of activities are set out
from which the family can select learning experiences. The
last 45 minutes, parents and children divide. The children will
spend time with their peers and Early Childhood teacher in activities that encourage
cognitive development, sociability, sharing and developing independence. The
parents will meet together for informal discussion and presentations on relevant
topics for their needs.
*Monday evening 6:15 - 7:45 p.m.
Ages 2 ½-5 yrs.
Jan 8,15, 22, 29, Feb. 5, 12, 26, Mar. 5
*Thurs 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Ages 1 – 3 yrs
Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8, 15, Mar. 1, 8
*Friday morning 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Mixed ages birth – 5 yrs.
Jan. 12, 19, 26, Feb. 2, 9, 16, Mar. 2, 9
FEES FOR CLASSES
$40.00 – 8 classes one child
$20.00 for each additional child
Lap babies no fee
Play and Learn
(3 – 4 year old) Preschool
(Jan – Feb - Mar)
The Southland School District offers a preschool opportunity
for children 3 – 4 years old or 3 by Mar. 1st. This child only
class meets once a week on either Tuesday or Thursday from
12:30 – 3:00 p.m. The class focuses on encouraging sociability,
sharing and developing independence. An additional component of the class is
that families attend weekly ECFE parent/child classes. Play & Learn classes
are:
Tuesdays: Jan. 9, 16, 23, 30, Feb 6, 13, 27, Mar. 6.
Or
Thursdays: Jan. 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 8, 15, Mar. 1, 8.
Fee: $90.00 per child, which includes 8 weeks of Play & Learn and 8 weeks of ECFE
family classes
Fees due the first day of class
REGISTER BY CALLING 582-3405
In selecting an ECFE Parent/child class you have flexibility in deciding which day
and time works best for your family.
ECFE – Class day & time options
Monday 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Thursday 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Friday 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
Santa Visit
Sat. Morning Dec. 2nd
9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Santa will be at the Early Childhood Center to listen to
the children’s wish lists. Each child will receive a gift bag from
the Adams Booster Club. There will refreshments served by the
Girl Scouts. In the gym we will have a make & take activity to do
with assistance from high school students. Bring your camera
to take pictures with Santa.
This event is for the entire family.
NO FEE
Cookie Sale
Everyone Welcome
Saturday Morning December 2nd
9:30–11:30 a.m.
Early Childhood Center –
312 W Main Adams (next to Schmitz Electric)
The families attending the Early Childhood center classes will provide a
great variety of freshly baked cookies. Walk around tables and choose the cookies
you’d like. Boxes will be provided to fill with your cookie selections. Come early,
the sale will continue until the cookies are gone or 11:30
Cost: $4.00 per pound
Cookie sales will be contributed to the Early Childhood Scholarship funds.
Fees for any ECFE class may be waived upon request
To Register for any Early Childhood Event or Class Call 582-3405
or email us at [email protected]. We need child’s name & age,
parents name and telephone number and class you wish to sign up for. The
Early Childhood Center is located on Main Street next to Schmitz Electric.
Immunization Records by Minnesota law requires that all children attending
Early Childhood Family Education programs have their immunization records or a
notarized statement for exemption from immunization on file. We will keep a file
copy and you may update it as necessary. Please bring your immunization records
1st class.
The Wednesday PM School Readiness class made pumpkin pie
for snack time.
Early Childhood Center Calendar of Events
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
December 2006
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2 SANTA &
COOKIE SALE
9:30 – 11:30 A.M.
EC CENTER
ECSE= Early
Childhood
Special Ed.
P & L = Play &
Learn Preschool
3 – 4 yr olds
SR = School
Readiness
4 – 5 yr old class
3
4 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45
5 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
P & Learn
12:30 – 3 p.m.
6 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 – 3 p.m.
7 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
P & Learn
12:30 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45
8
ECFE
10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
9
10
11 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45
12 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
P & Learn
12:30 – 3 p.m.
13 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 – 3 p.m.
14 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
P & Learn
12:30 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45
15
ECFE
E10:00 – 11:30
a.m.
16
17
18 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 –3 p.m.
19 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
20 SR & ECSE
8:15 – 11:00 a.m.
SR 12:15 – 3 p.m.
21
No Early
Childhood classes
22
No Early
Childhood classes
23
26
27
28
29
30
24
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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Southland students featured in the Austin
Daily Herald
A recent article in the Austin
Daily Herald featured a group of Southland seniors who refurbished a 1982 Ford
Econoline Van in true Gopher style. The
article was written by Brian Monson, another Southland senior, who also writes
for the Herald.
The article details the process
involved in purchasing and refurbishing
the van. The students inolved are Justin
Bastian, Drew Boe, Andy Johnson, Ross
Kellogg, Cody Kirkpatrick and Adam Nelson.
The group drives the van to all
home Gopher games and participates in
the traditional tailgating festivities.
Adam Nelson and Drew Boe created a documentary about the van for a
media arts project at school. To view the
documentary, visit the Southland District
Website at www.isd500.k12.mn.us. Follow the “Academics” and “Business Education and Technology” links and then
click on “View Class Projects”
The Austin Daily Herald article
ran in the Friday, November 17th edition.
Before ...
The Tuesday Play and Learn class modeled their turkey head bands
they made.
... and after
Elementary Breakfast December 2006
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
Egg-n-biscuitsandwich
Fruit
milk
4
Frenchtoaststicks
Omelet
Sausage
juice
milk
5
Cerealoroatmeal
Toast
Fruit
milk
BreakfastPizza
Fruit
milk
11
Cereal
Toast
Fruit
milk
Jan.1
Jan.2
15
Egg
Sausage
Toast
Fruit
milk
20
Cerealoroatmeal
Toast
Fruit
milk
Cereal
Toast
Fruit
milk
HappyNewYear!
14
Pancakes
Egg
Fruit
milk
19
Egg-n-biscuitsandwich
Fruit
milk
8
Breakfastbar
Egg
Bacon
Fruit
milk
13
Cereal
Englishmuffin
Fruit
milk
18
7
Cereal
Muffin
Fruit
milk
12
Breakfastbites
Omelet
Fruit
milk
Breakfastbagel
Yogurt
Fruit
milk
6
21
22
Muffin
Yogurt
Fruit
milk
BreakfastPizza
Fruit
milk
Jan.3
Lil’bites
Egg
Fruit
milk
Jan.4
Jan.5
Cerealoroatmeal
Toast
Fruit
milk
Frenchtoast
Egg
Sausage
Fruit
milk
Elementary Lunch December 2006
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
1
Beef stew
Grilledcheesesandwich
Carrots/dip
Peaches
cookie
4
Shreddedpork/bun
Greenbeans
Applesauce
cookie
5
Italianchickenpatty
Coleslaworcorn
PBsandwich
Orange/pineapple
bar
11
SpaghettiO’s
Cheesesandwich
Greenbeans
Orangeslices
cookie
Beeffingers
Broccoliorcorn
Appleslices
Sandwich
cookie
Beefnachos
Lettucesalad
Peaches
Cottagecheese
cake
Asa’smenu
Tatertotcasserole
Cookedcarrots
Greengrapes
Lemoncake
Rachel’smenu20
Jan.2
HAPPYNEWYEAR!
Hamburger/bun
Tatertots
Peaches
bar
14
Chicken&dumplinghotdish
Corn
Applesauce
pudding
Pepperonipizza
Greenbeans
Strawberriesororanges
Whitecake/sprinkles
15
Fishsticks
Lettucesalad
Peaches&pears
PB&Jsandwich
parfait
21
Chickennoodlesoup
Grilledcheesesandwich
Carrots/dip
Pears
treat
Jan.3
Ravioli
Greenbeans
Garlicbread
Pears
cake
8
Hotdog/bun
Bakedbeans
Potatochips
Appleslices
brownie
13
Chickenfantasticks
Peas
Rice-a-roni
Banana
bar
19
7
Meatballsingravy
Mashedpotatoes
Corn
Mixedfruit
pudding
12
SloppyJoe/bun
Frenchfries
Peaches
cake
18
6
22
Chickennuggets
Coleslaworbeans
Kiwiorpineapple
Jellysandwich
Mintrockyroad
Jan.4
Pancakes
Egg
Sausage
Applesauce
OJ
RiceKrispietreat
Jan.5
Corndog
Cornonthecob
Fruitsalad
cookie
December 2006 Middle/High School Breakfast Menu
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
French toast
Sausage
Juice
milk
4
Egg patty
Sausage
Juice
Milk
5
Breakfast Bite
Juice
Milk
6
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
Milk
7
Scrambled eggs
Sausage
Juice
Milk
8
Breakfast Bagel
Juice
Milk
11
Waffles
Sausage
Juice
Milk
12
Egg patty
Sausage
Juice
Milk
13
Breakfast Bite
Juice
Milk
14
French toast
Sausage
Juice
Milk
15
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
Milk
18
Breakfast Bagel
Juice
Milk
19
Scrambled egg
Sausage
Juice
milk
20
Waffles
Sausage
Juice
Milk
21
Egg Patty
Sausage
Juice
Milk
22
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
Milk
25
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
NO SCHOOL
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NO
SCHOOL
27
NO
SCHOOL
28
NO
SCHOOL
29
NO
SCHOOL
December 2006 Middle/High School Lunch Menu
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
Pizza
Corm
Sandwich
Applesauce
4
Sloppy Joes
Wedges
Baked Beans
Peaches
5
Chicken Alfredo
Green Beans
Sandwich
Cherry Salad
6
Sub Sandwich
Potato Chips
Corn
Pears
7
Italian Dunkers
Peas
Mixed Fruit
8
Corn Dogs
Tater Tots
Cooked Carrots
Pineapple
11
Tomato Soup
Grilled Cheese
Peas
Pears
12
Turkey Gravy
Mashed Potato
Green Beans
Sandwich
Applesauce
13
Hamburger/Bun
Cosmic Fries
Baked Beans
Peaches
14
Scalloped Potato/Ham
Carrots
Sandwich
Pineapple
15
Chicken Strips
Garden Blend w/Cheese
Hash Browns
Mixed Fruit
18
Chicken Patty
Tater Tots
Cooked Carrots
Applesauce
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Grilled Ham & Cheese
Sandwich
Baked Beans
Cottage Cheese
Peaches
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Chili
Corn
Sandwich
Pears
Cornbread
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BBQ Chicken Sandwich
Cosmic Fries
Green Beans
Mixed Fruit
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Pizza
Peas
Sandwich
Pineapple
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
NO SCHOOL
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Community Education
What is Community Education?
Who decides what courses will be offered?
You do. From phone calls, evaluation forms, and surveys, you tell us what
courses you want, and we listen. Then we do the work to find the appropriate personnel to bring you the information you want.
We are always looking for individuals who would like to share their hobbies,
talents, and skills by teaching a Community Education Class. Most instructors are
not professional teachers. They are community people like you, who enjoy being
with people and sharing their talents. Instructors are paid.
Who takes Community Ed Classes?
People just like you. People who are in search of life enrichment and want
to meet interesting people. People who are striving for personal and professional
growth take Community Ed Classes. The classes are designed with the idea that
learning is life-long and doesn’t necessarily happen within four walls of a school.
They are also a fun and a great way to meet new people.
Why are classes often in the schools?
The Community Ed program is the part of the school district designed to
link the schools and community. Because the school buildings belong to you - the
public- we like to give you every opportunity to get into the classrooms and do some
learning yourself. With that in mind, we invite you to attend any of the Community
Ed Classes that interest you. Sit back and read the schedule and call today for a
class that interests you.
Bread Baking
Learn the nearly forgotten art of making bread. We will bake bread and
biscuits, taste test them, and mix up another batch so we learn the whole process.
There will be a tasty door prize for some lucky participant to take home for lunch!
When:
Saturday, December 9 – 9:00 am
Where:Southland High School FACS Room – Enter East Door
Fee:
$10
Instructor:
Gert Grieme
Register by Wednesday, December 6 – Limit 12 Bakers
Bread Baking Registration:
Name: __________________________________ Phone: _______________
Make check payable to: Southland District 500, Mail to: Community Education,
Southland High School, PO Box 351, Adams, MN 55909
Card Party Kick-Off!
Come to the Monday Afternoon Card Party Kick-Off on December 11th. We
will have prizes and games to attract everyone’s curiosity. Get together to play
Bridge, 500, Hand and Foot, Cribbage, or anything you choose. Bring your friends
or come alone for an afternoon of fun and socializing. We can meet every Monday
after this kick-off event to play cards or games during these long winter months. No
excuses! Get out and have some fun! If you need to coordinate a ride, call Cathy
582-3639. This is a great opportunity to get together and socialize without having
to entertain in your own home. We can make these Mondays fit the needs of all
attendees so make your wishes known!
When:
Monday Afternoons starting December 11 – 1:30 to 4:30
Where:Adams Fire Hall
Fee:
None
Coordinator: Donald Larson
Please call 582-3568, #2 to register for the December 11th Kick-Off so we
have an idea how many to plan for, but you can still join in if you haven’t
registered! There will be no Monday cards on Christmas Day and New Year’s
Day!
Co-Ed Volleyball
We have 5 teams and a few other names who will play so if you were
thinking about it but didn’t get around to signing up, CALL Patti Felten at 5823181 or Cathy Sumner at 440-5068. You can still beat the winter blahs by getting
together with your friends playing volleyball. It’s great exercise and gives you a
chance to do something for yourself that is fun and good for you!
When:
December 4 – March 27 – Monday evenings 6:30-9:30 pm
Where:Southland High School Auditorium
Fee:
$5 each player
Coordinator: Patti Felten
Call today to register! Payment due first night of play.
Hall-Walking
Now that the weather is cold outside, come to the school to walk the halls
in comfort with a friend to keep up with the latest news in the community.
When:
School Day Mornings – 6:00-7:30 am
Where:Southland Middle/High School
Fee:
Free – you get all the benefit of a great morning walk
Instructor:
None – you are on your own to walk as fast or as slow as you want
Register:
Not necessary! Come whenever you can!
Mel Tillis and Lee Greenwood in Concert
Country Legend Mel Tillis has recorded 36 Top Ten singles with nine of them
going to #1 – “Good Woman Blues” and “Coca Cola Cowboy” to name a couple. He
has also written hits for other artists such as Kenny Rogers and Ricky Skaggs. Lee
Greenwood is also a talented singer and songwriter recently known for his patriotic
anthem of “God Bless the USA”. They both perform regularly in Branson, MO. Plan
to have dinner after the concert before heading home.
When:
March 24 – 3:00 pm concert
Where:Mayo Civic Center – Taylor Arena
Fee:
$55 – Ticket and school bus transportation – Dinner prices vary
Register by February 21, 2007 with form below:
Mel Tillis and Lee Greenwood Concert registration:
Name: ________________________________ Phone: _________________
Pickup Point: Rose Creek 1:30___ Adams 1:45___ Windmill 2:00___
Make check payable to: Southland District 500, Mail to: Community Education,
Southland High School, PO Box 351, Adams, MN 55909
“Rippin’-Stitchers” Quilting
Join in an informal evening of quilting and learning. Bring a project to work
on and a sewing machine if necessary. For beginners to advanced quilters.
When:
2nd Tuesdays January through May – 530-8:30pm
Where:Southland High School FACS Room
Fee:
None
Instructor:
Marjie Bartholmew coordinates, knowledge shared by all
attending
Register:
Not necessary – Just come whenever you can join in!
Scrapbooking/Craft Nights
If you have things to work on and would like a time with little interruption,
come join us. This is for beginners to advanced scrappers. Just bring the things you
want to work on and we will provide the space. Bring a dish to pass and your own
beverage.
When:
Fridays, January 19, February 2, March 2 – 6pm to midnight
Where: Southland Elementary School Gym
Fee:
$5 (money goes towards craft projects in the school)
Instructors:
Julie Hendrikson (433-3604) and Lyn Meany (433-0075) Register:
Not necessary – Just join in whenever you can!
Snowmobile Safety Class
There will be a snowmobile safety class for ages 11 ½ and up in December.
The dates have not been set yet. Information will be sent home with students but
you can call Al Mullenbach at 437-4283 or Denny Lewison at 582-3390 to get further
details.
Taekwondo
Study the basics of one of the oldest and best martial arts forms. These
classes focus on basic self-defense, flexibility and balance. Participants learn
problem-solving, build self-esteem and gain self-confidence while having fun!
When:
Mondays & Wednesdays, January 3 – January 31
6:30-7:30 – Students 6 to 12 years old
7:30-8:30 – Adults 13 and older
Where:Rose Creek Gym
Fee:
$30 Students, $40 Adults
Instructor:
Greg Mullenbach
Register by December 21 with form below:
Taekwondo Registration Form
Name: _________________________________ Phone: ________________
Age: _______ (not necessary for 18 and older)
Parent Name & Signature: _________________________________________
Make check payable to: Southland District 500, Mail to: Community Education,
Southland High School, PO Box 351, Adams, MN 55909
Some future events in the works – watch
for details:
4-Wheeler Safety
Black Jack and Texas Hold’Em
Crocheting
Skiing and Snowboarding
Stamping
Stained Glass
Women’s Self-Defense
Community Education
What would YOU like to learn about or do for
a fun activity?
Join in the Community Education events for fun times with friends and
families. We want YOU! Participation is the key to our success. If you would like
to teach a class or suggest a class you would like to participate in, contact any
Advisory Committee member listed below or Cathy Sumner by phone at 582-3639
or 440-5068 or email at [email protected]. Thanks to those of you who have
contacted us about ideas. Keep them coming! We’re working to make your dreams
come true.
Highlights from the Football Banquet
The 2006 football season culminated with a banquet held at the Lake Geo
Supper Club on Friday, November 17th.
Awards were given to the following players:
Most Valuable Offense - Jake Chapek
Most Valuable Defense - Winston Smith
Rebel Award - Andy Johnson
Oswald Lineman Award - Josh Murphy
All Conference - Cody Kirkpatrick, Jake Chapek and Jake Schotanus
All Conference Honorable Mention - Josh Murphy, Winston Smith
Academic All Conference - Cody Barnes, Brian Voigt, Andy Johnson, Andrew
Churchill, Andrew Maiers, Jake Chapek, Andrew Boe, Zach Felten, Kathy
Hamilton, Stacie Shawback, Lacey Flesner, Chelsea Bamrick, Carly Gilles and
Haley Hoff.
Three Rivers Conference Offensive Player of the Year - Jake Chapek
Captains for this year were Aaron Bakker, Jake Chapek, Andy Johnson and
Cody Kirkpatrick. Captains named for next year are: Jake Chapek, Kody Retterath
and Winston Smith.
Advisory Committee
Dawn Gilles
Rose Creek
Don Larson
Adams
Georgia Jech
Elkton
Julie Hendrikson
Rose Creek
Barb Kloeckner
Adams
Linda Howton
Rose Creek
Lea Ann Gilbert
Dexter Early Childhood/Family Education
Nancy Dvergsten
Adams
School Board Representative
Carol Matheis
Adams
Community Education Coordinator
Cathy Sumner
Adams
437-6451
582-3610
584-6753
433-3604
582-7818
437-3066
584-6463
582-1328
582-3380
582-3639
Seniors gathered for a picture at the football banquet. Back row: Kathy
Hamilton, Stacie Shawback, Andrew Maiers, Josh Felten, Aaron Bakker, Justin
Bastian, Josh Murphy, Chelsea Bamrick, Melissa Schneider. Front row: Andy
Johnson, Drew Boe, Cody Kirkpatrick, Jake Schotanus, Adam Nelson, Cody
Barnes, Lacey Flesner.
Some of the award winners for the 2006 football season were: Aaron
Bakker, Jake Chapek, Josh Murphy, Cody Barnes, Jake Schotanus, Andy
Johnson, Cody Kirkpatrick and Winston Smith.
Highlights from the Volleyball Banquet
On Tuesday, November 14th, coaches, parents and members of the 2006
volleyball team ate at the Sacred Heart Chili Supper. Following the meal, an awards
program was held. The awards were given to:
Ashlee Waller - Most Improved
Kathy Hamilton - Offensive Award
Maggie May - Defensive Award
Donna Neuvirth - Rebel Award
Stacie Shawback - Most Valuable Player
Maggie May and Stacie Shawback were named All Conference Honorable Mention
The following team members received the Academic All Conference Awards:
Kathy Hamilton, Stacie Shawback, Heather Sheely, Emily Heimer and Katie Hoff.
Award winners for the 2006 volleyball season were: Donna Neuvirth,
Stacie Shawback, Kathy Hamilton and Maggie May. Not pictured is Ashlee
Waller. The winners pictured above are also the four seniors on the team.
Cheerleaders for the 2006 football season were Savannah Specht,
Carly Gilles, Melissa Schneider, Lacey Flesner, Chelsea Bamrick, Haley Hoff
and Kim Feuchtenberger. Missing from the picture is Amber Mullenbach.
SENIORS
From the Counselor ... Mrs. Schmit
If you haven’t done so already, now is the time seniors need to be getting
in those college applications. Remember that schools like Winona, U of MN and
Wisconsin Universities have early deadlines. Don’t procrastinate!!
Check out the scholarship binders in the media center. Students can look
over the scholarships and decide which ones they are eligible for. They can then fill
out the scholarship request form indicating the scholarship(s) for which they would
like to apply and turn it in to Mrs. Schmit. Please allow yourself at least two weeks
to complete the application, essay, and obtain any letters of recommendation, if
necessary.
JUNIORS
Right now it is important for juniors to concentrate on two things: their
grades and volunteer opportunities. The end of the semester will be here soon. Juniors are reminded that the cumulative GPA and class rank they have at
the end of 11th grade is that which will be printed on the transcripts they send with
their college applications next fall.
The other task is for students to look for opportunities to volunteer! Many
times the determining factor for scholarship recipients comes down to “What are
they giving back to the community?” Volunteering to be a mentor for the Mower
County Mentoring Program would be a great place to start!
SOPHOMORES
44 Sophomores took the PLAN test. Mrs. Schmit will review the results with
the students when they come in.
Sophomore year can be a tough one for students. There is little room for
electives because of the requirements. Hang in there! If students pass all of their
classes – most of which are required classes – they will have room for more electives
next year. If they don’t pass, then they repeat the required classes and have fewer
electives.
FRESHMAN
The first quarter report cards were mailed out mid-November. Students
and parents please remember that the final semester grade in January is what will
go on their final academic transcript. If students don’t pass a required class they
will need to repeat the class next year or at Austin’s summer school ALC program. Please make sure that students are attending class, putting forth their best
effort and turning in assignments on time. If students are struggling with a class,
let the teacher know. Help is available before and after school.
December Dates to Remember:
Dec. 1
Dec. 4
Dec. 9
Dec. 15
Scholarship Deadline: SAE Engineering Scholarships
South Dakota State University Rep, 9:30 AM
ACT Test
Scholarship Deadline: AXA Achievement Scholarship
Scholarship Deadline: Burger King Scholars Program
Scholarship Deadline: Daughters of the American Revolution
Coming up in January…..
Jan. 1
Jan. 5
Jan. 12
Jan. 19
Jan. 22 Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Scholarship Deadline: U of M, Waseca Alumni Association
Registration Deadline for February 10 ACT Test
Scholarship Deadline: Elks National Foundation: Most Valuable
Student
Scholarship Deadline: 2007 Sam Walton (Wal-Mart) Community
End of 1st semester
Financial Aid Night, 7:00 pm, H.S. Media Center
BST/MCA of Written Composition, Gr. 10 until passed
BST/MCA of Written Composition make-up
WHEN:
TIME:
WHERE:
WHO:
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT
Monday, January 22
7:00 PM
High School Media Center Conference Room
Parents of High School Juniors & Seniors are invited!
ACT PREP
WHEN: Saturday, March 10
TIME: Approx. 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
WHERE:Southland High School
WHO: High School Juniors from Southland, LeRoy-Ostrander & Grand Meadow
COST: $45
More information to come!
Now what?
By Gary Kuphal, Superintendent
With the operating referendum
being voted down, many people are
asking, “Now what?” “Will we go for
another referendum?” “If we do, how
soon can we vote again?” “Will there be
budget reductions again?” “How big will
the reduction amount be this time?”
Contrary to rumors, no programs
or people have been eliminated at this
time, either for this year or next year.
Some of the facts are as follows:
If a referendum is voted on
again, we must do it on the first Tuesday
following the first Monday in November.
In other words, we would have an
election at the same time next year as
we did this year.
Our school board is meeting
with the LeRoy-Ostrander school board
on January 3rd to discuss options for
both districts’ futures. It will be a
brainstorming and fact-finding session,
with no decisions made at that time.
It is a first attempt to see if and what
programs and/or staff could be shared
as part of a cost-saving measure.
A decision on whether or not
to reduce expenditures and, if so, how
much, will not be made until after the
meeting with LeRoy-Ostrander. As a
result, it will be January or February
before the board decides on budget issues
for next year. Preliminary figures from
our business manager indicate a need
to reduce expenditures by $200,000$300,000 for next year, based on our
enrollment decline and inflation. Please
keep in mind that this is very preliminary
at this point, and other factors could
change that dollar amount.
Finally, I want to say again that
no list of reductions has been made, and
no program or person has been told that
they are eliminated next year.
Send a senior off with
best wishes in the
2006-2007 yearbook!
For $30, parents, family members, and friends can
let their senior know how much they care. Write up a note
of congratulations and submit it to Jen Thielen by mail or
email by January 2, 2007.
Baby pictures, buddy pictures, or family photos
can be included, but remember they will be reprinted and
distributed in the yearbook. Checks can be made out to
Southland.
The winter sports
season is here...
support our teams!
Middle and high school honor roll for first quarter
MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR
ROLL – 1st Quarter
(Note: Students who have an incomplete
(I) in any class on the grade report are
not eligible for Honor Roll recognition
and therefore are not listed.)
All Academic Honors (straight
A+, A only)
Bendtsen, Decker
Cruz-Reyes, Maetzin
Freund, Jacklyn
Schammel, Jana
Wolff, Christopher
Kinney, Megan
Hegge, Grant
Holdgrafer, Melissa
Smith, Lindsey
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A Honor Roll (3.67-4.0 GPA)
Bottema, Hilary
Bruggeman, Travis
Bustad, Isaac
Gobin, Annie
Harvey, Megan
Klaehn, Samuel
Lane, Cabernett
May, Elizabeth
Meany, Laura
Mortenson, Morgan
Schechinger, Angela
Vlasaty, Shelby
Begstrom, Molly
Bottema, Lindsey
Heimer, Jordan
Huntley, Micayla
Maas, Brittany
Morrisette, Emily
Nordeng, Brenna
Oudekirk, Kayla
Poshusta, Kelsey
Vogel, Breanne
Yunker, Celina
Bendtsen, Brock
Breitbarth, Matthew
Churchill, Michael
Erie, Cody
Holst, Chelsea
Mullenbach, Renae
Schammel, Brandi
Sorenson, Ethan
Stoltenberg, Nikki
Vlasaty, Logan
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B Honor Roll (2.67-3.66 GPA)
A grade below a C- on the grade report
automatically disqualifies a student
from consideration for honor roll
status.
Anway, Jessie
Clinton, Amy
Felten, Devon
Ferguson, Jonathan
Hanson, Danielle
Horn, Courtney
Luke, Romario
Oudekirk, Travis
Peterson, Colton
Reinartz, Jacob
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Reuchel, Tyler
Sheely, Scott
Shulze, Cole
Tapp, Addison
Andrews, Marissa
Beert, Christopher
Felten, Michael
Hanson, Cassandra
Hanson, Kristina
Hendirkson, Derek
Howton, Jacob
Klingfus, Baillie
Kressin, Tyler
Laack, Samantha
Landherr, Kelvin
Larson, Shyenne
Lonergan, Cole
Mandt, Marcus
Oswald, Elizabeth
Shawback, Kellie
Shulze, Cody
Vogel, Clint
Vogt, Brandon
Waters, Emma
Wilson, Michael
Yunker, Brooke
Bamrick, Whitney
Bergene, Tyler
Bourdeau, Mickael
Gobin, Amanda
Hanson, Aaron
Hinderaker, Lisa
Kiefer, Adam
Kirchhoff, Conrad (C.J.)
Landherr, Joshua
Lewison, Joseph
Meany, Rebecca
Merten, Mikaela
Peterson, Cody
Richardson, Emily
Webber, Shane
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HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
– 1st Quarter
(Note: Students who have an incomplete
(I) in any class on the grade report are
not eligible for Honor Roll recognition
and therefore are not listed. Students
who are enrolled in PSEO will be
eligible for 2nd and 4th quarter Honor
Roll upon receipt of grades from their
PSEO institution.)
All Academic Honors (straight
A+, A only)
Hanson, Jacob
Lammers, Steven
Oudekirk, Krista
Irvin, Danielle
Schroeder, Matthew
White, Nancy
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A Honor Roll (3.67-4.0 GPA)
Anderson, Arielle
DeHoogh, William
Gilles, Carly
Hendrikson, Adam
Howton, Emily
Juenger, Jenna
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Kinney, Brooke
Monson, Eric
Noterman, Maria
Oswald, Samantha
Reiten, Brittany
Schmidt, Christina
Vogel, Christopher
Bogren, Brianna
Johnson, Hilary
O’Connell, Amber
Reuter, Bryten
Stadheim, Hattie
Yunker Whitney
Churchill, Andrew
Enright, Samantha
Sheely, Michael
Voigt, Brian
Hamilton, Kathrine
Irvin, Samantha
Maiers, Andrew
Oxley, Nathan
Shawback, Stacie
Wilberding, Jessica
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B Honor Roll (2.67-3.66 GPA)
A grade below a C- on the grade report
automatically disqualifies a student
from consideration for honor roll
status.
Anderson, Jonathan
Andrews, Corey
Antiporek, Jesse
Barthel, Kathryn
Bergene, Clinton
Cherney, Kristen
Dion, Kelsey
Ehret, Ashley
Eischens, Jill
Fasbender, Paige
Fenske, Robert
Freund, Jessica
Hanna, Brittany
Heimer, Mitchell
Heimer, Zachary
Hoff, Haley
Holst, Zachary
Janssen, Haley
Janssen, Shelby
Lewison, Jordan
Loecher, Joshua
May, Christopher
Meany, Lizabeth
Meyer, Tracey
Mielke, Connor
Mork, Brandee
Mullenbach, Chase
Pitzen, Jessica
Poshusta, Nicholas
Rubin, Carissa
Schlee, Justin
Schlichter, Jeffrey
Smith, Calli
Smith, Derick
Spurlock, Shiloh
Ulwelling, Karsen
Araujo, Leonardo
Arndorfer, Gregory
Bamrick, Joshua
Berstrom, Carson
Bergstrom, Olivia
Churchill, Alexander
Coffman, Teryn
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Decker, Scott
Dietrich, Kimberley
Engesser, Tracey
Felten, Ashley
Hamilton, Brooke
Hamilton, Michaela
Hanson, Brooke
Hanson, Jameson
Hinderaker, Michelle
Holst, Lacey
Mandt, Samantha
Meany, Grant
Merten, Katherine
Mullenbach, Megan
Noterman, Ella
Noterman, Isaac
Olson, Raymond
Paz-Reyes, Angel
Schlee, Amanda
Schneider, Daniel
Smith Chelsey
Walk, Matthew
Warnke, Scott
Anderson, Kari
Andree, Jonathan
Carroll, Tonya
Classon, Justin
Felten, Zachary
Hanson, Tyler
Kilgore, Kacey
Miller, Chelsea
Retterath, Kody
Rossow, Lynda
Schmitz, Andrew
Smith Ashley
Smith, Winston
Steinkamp, Jason
Vogel, Blaire
Voigt, Adam
Zillgitt, Ben
Applen, Nathan
Barnes, Cody
Bergstrom, Jed
Boe, Andrew
Boe, Sandra
Dietrich, Ashley
Emanuel, Jared
Felten, Joshua
Flesner, Lacey
Gilbert, Curtis
Haarstad, Jacob
Hammermeister, Rose
Hanson, Jordan
Helgeson, Scott
Johnson, Andy
Kiefer, Craig
Kirkpatrick Cody
May, Maggie
Mees, Whitney
Mullenbach, Chelsey
Murphy, Joshua
Nelson, Adam
Neuvirth, Donna
Schmidt, Emily
Schotanus, Jaocb
Schroeder, Mitchell
Simon, Matthew
Sorensen, Lance
Stadheim, Bailey
Stoltenberg, John
Walerak, Joseph
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December 2006 Schedule of Events
This schedule is current through November 17, 2006. For an up-to-date schedule, please log-on to the district website
at www.isd500.k12.mn.us and click on the link “Event Calendar”
Friday, Dec 1, 2006
Basketball: Girls Varsity Tournament 6:00PM Southland High School-Adams
Wrestling: B Match 6:15PM Away vs. Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson
Wrestling: Varsity Match 7:30PM Away vs. Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson
Saturday, Dec 2, 2006
Basketball: Girls 9 Tournament 9:00AM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Wrestling: B Tournament 10:00AM Away vs. Hayfield Hayfield High School
Girls Basketball Shoot Around 10:30AM High School Gym
Sunday, Dec 3, 2006
Volleyball Club 4:00PM High School Gym Grades 5-12
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Monday, Dec 4, 2006
Show Choir Rehearsal 7:00AM High School Gym
Elementary Gym ClosedRose Creek Elementary Gym Scholastic Book Fair 3:30PM
Rose Creek Elementary Library Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek
Elementary Gym MS/HS Winter Concert 7:30PM High School Gym
Tuesday, Dec 5, 2006
Elementary Christmas Concert Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Scholastic Book Fair Rose Creek Elementary Library
Basketball: Boys 8 Game 4:30PM Lyle Southland Elementary-Rose Creek
Basketball: Girls 8 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Kingsland Kingsland Middle School
Basketball: Girls 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Kingsland Kingsland High School
Basketball: Boys 7 Game 5:30PM Lyle Southland Elementary-Rose Creek
Basketball: Girls 7 Game 5:30PM Away vs. Kingsland Kingsland Middle School
Basketball: Boys B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Lyle
Basketball: Girls B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Kingsland
Basketball: Boys Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Lyle
Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Kingsland
Wednesday, Dec 6, 2006
Scholastic Book Fair Rose Creek Elementary Library
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Thursday, Dec 7, 2006
Scholastic Book Fair Rose Creek Elementary Library
Basketball: Girls 8 Game 4:30PM Fillmore Central Southland Elementary
Basketball: Girls 9 Game 5:00PM Fillmore Central Southland High School
Wrestling: Varsity Quadrangular 5:00PM Away vs. Medford, St. James, Waterville
- Elysian Morritown
Basketball: Girls 7 Game 5:30PM Fillmore Central Southland Elementary
Elementary Gym Closed 5:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Basketball: Girls B Game 6:15PM Fillmore Central Southland High School
Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 7:30PM Fillmore Central Southland High School
Friday, Dec 8, 2006
Scholastic Book Fair Rose Creek Elementary Library
Basketball: Boys 8 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Basketball: Boys 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Basketball: Boys 7 Game 5:30PM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Basketball: Boys B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Basketball: Boys Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Saturday, Dec 9, 2006
Basketball: Girls 8 Tournament 9:00AM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Basketball: Girls 7 Tournament 9:00AM Away vs. Fillmore Central
Girl Scouts 9:00AM Rose Creek Elementary Library
Wrestling: Varsity Tournament 10:00AM Southland High School
Sunday, Dec 10, 2006
Just for Kix-Winter Program 11:00AM High School Gym
Volleyball Club 4:00PM High School Gym Grades 5-12
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Monday, Dec 11, 2006
Cheerleading Practice 6:00PM All-Purpose Room
4-H 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
MS/HS Winter Concert-Make up date 7:30PM High School Gym
Tuesday, Dec 12, 2006
Basketball: Boys 8 Game 4:30PM Kingsland Southland Elementary (Rose Creek)
Basketball: Boys 9 Game 5:00PM Kingsland Southland High School
Basketball: Boys 7 Game 5:30PM Kingsland Southland Elementary (Rose Creek)
Basketball: Boys B Game 6:15PM Kingsland Southland High School
Basketball: Boys Varsity Game 7:30PM Kingsland Southland High School
Wednesday, Dec 13, 2006
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Thursday, Dec 14, 2006
Basketball: Boys Varsity Tournament 3:15PM Southland High School-Adams
Elementary Gym Closed 5:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Friday, Dec 15, 2006
Basketball: Boys Varsity Tournament 3:15PM Southland High School-Adams
Saturday, Dec 16, 2006
Wrestling: Varsity Tournament 10:00AM Away vs. Crestwood Cresco, IA
Girls Basketball Shoot Around 10:30AM High School Gym
Basketball: Boys Varsity Tournament 1:00PM Southland High School-Adams
Sunday, Dec 17, 2006
Volleyball Club 4:00PM High School Gym Grades 5-12
Monday, Dec 18, 2006
Cheerleading Practice 6:00PM All-Purpose Room
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
School Board Meeting 6:30PM Media Center Conference Room
Tuesday, Dec 19, 2006
Basketball: Boys 8 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Chatfield
Basketball: Girls 8 Game 4:30PM Chatfield Southland Elementary (Rose Creek)
Basketball: Boys 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Chatfield
Basketball: Girls 9 Game 5:00PM Chatfield Southland High School
Basketball: Boys 7 Game 5:30PM Away vs. Chatfield
Basketball: Girls 7 Game 5:30PM Chatfield Southland Elementary (Rose Creek)
Basketball: Boys B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Chatfield Chatfield High School
Basketball: Girls B Game 6:15PM Chatfield Southland High School
Basketball: Boys Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Chatfield Chatfield High School
Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 7:30PM Chatfield Southland High School
Wednesday, Dec 20, 2006
Community Education 6:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Thursday, Dec 21, 2006
Elementary Gym Closed 5:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 7:30PM Mabel-Canton Southland
Friday, Dec 22, 2006
Last day of School before Winter Break
Basketball: Boys 9 Game 5:00PM Wabasha-Kellogg Southland High School
Basketball: Girls 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Wabasha-Kellogg
Basketball: Boys B Game 6:15PM Wabasha-Kellogg Southland High School
Basketball: Girls B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Wabasha-Kellogg
Wrestling: Varsity Match 6:30PM Away vs. Blooming Prairie
Basketball: Boys Varsity Game 7:30PM Wabasha-Kellogg Southland High School
Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Wabasha-Kellogg
Saturday, Dec 23, 2006
Girls Basketball Shoot Around 10:30AM High School Gym
Wednesday, Dec 27, 2006
Basketball: Girls Varsity Tournament 1:00PM Away vs. Medford, LeCenter,
Montgomery-Lonsdale Montgomery-Lonsdale High School Gym
Basketball: Boys Varsity Tournament 3:00PM Away vs. Medford, LeCenter,
Montgomery-Lonsdale Montgomery-Lonsdale High School Gym
Thursday, Dec 28, 2006
Basketball: Girls Varsity Tournament 1:00PM Away vs. Medford, LeCenter,
Montgomery-Lonsdale Montgomery-Lonsdale High School Gym
Basketball: Boys Varsity Tournament 3:00PM Away vs. Medford, LeCenter,
Montgomery-Lonsdale Montgomery-Lonsdale High School Gym
Elementary Gym Closed 5:30PM Rose Creek Elementary Gym
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