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Volume 13, Issue 1 | Fall 2016
Chieftain News
School District of Osceola
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For Our Partners in Progress
Kids’ Klub Summer!
Article on page 4
In This Issue...
Community Education...
Message from Mark Luebker
2
Driver’s Education
26
Kids’ Klub Summer!
4
AARP Driver Safety Program
27
Back to School Information
5
DNR Snowmobile Safety
28
Retirements in the District
9
Kaleidoscope Dance & Tumbling Plus Hip-Hop
29
School Bus Transportation Schedule
11
School District Wall Calendar
17
The School District
Wall Calendar is
INSIDE!
Classes begin Monday, August 29, 2016
OMS PARTICIPATES IN SOARING DISCRETIONARY GRANT COLLABORATIVE
Osceola Middle School will be participating in the SOARING Discretionary Grant Collaborative again this year. The focus of
this grant is to advance academic outcomes related to literacy for students with disabilities. Our school is part of a broader
state effort to improve results for these students. By partnering with CESA 11, the collaborative project provides leadership,
professional development, and technical assistance services to all local qualifying schools within each CESA. It also assists
in improving communication and leadership capacity in the area of special education to ensure that educators have the
knowledge and skills that promote best practices for students with disabilities.
The local school based team is comprised of principal, Dr. Rebecca Styles, Director of Special Education Dawn Western,
Director of Instruction Jane Maki, Reading Specialist Jennifer Carlson, Special Education teachers Amy Gillespie and Laurel
Feldt, and school psychologist Carson McEvoy. The team began taking a closer look at reading performance two years
ago by looking at state test results, MAP scores, formative assessment data, attendance and mobility trends. Using this
information the team identified areas in need of improvement and created an action plan to submit as part of the grant
application. OMS was awarded, for the third time, a $7500 grant.
Using the dollars from this grant, the team created decision making rules for using student achievement data and
determining who needs additional support. They learned to use AIMSweb for progress monitoring. Read 180 materials and
training were purchased that included ongoing work with an instructional coach. A writing intervention was selected and
teachers participated in multiple professional development opportunities connected to writing. The team also saw the
need for increasing the amount of material available in special education classroom libraries. An additional focus was on
providing a smoother transition for students with disabilities from intermediate school to middle school to high school through
spring meetings with special education teachers, school psychologists, guidance counselors, and administrators.
Last spring all middle school students participated in the Wisconsin Forward exam. Our students with disabilities have
typically been identified on the state assessment as being below the state average in reading achievement. This year all
three grade levels saw an increase in the number of students achieving above the state average. We are excited about
these results and look forward to another year of working towards a more coordinated, systematic approach for improving
outcomes for students with disabilities.
A MESSAGE FROM
SUPERINTENDENT MARK LUEBKER
Welcome to the 2016-17 school year. I hope you all enjoyed plenty of sun filled summer days with your family and
friends.
As we begin the new school year, the Board of Education and Staff will continue the District mission to create
lifelong learners who will have the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary to lead productive lives in a democratic
and sustainable society. We encourage parents, family, and community members to be actively involved in the
educational journey.
The Osceola School District is committed to improving academic and social emotional outcomes of students by
utilizing innovative, evidence-based strategies to ensure kids are safe, engaged, and college and career ready.
Over the past year the Board of Education, administration, school staff and community
members developed a 3 year strategic plan. This plan will help with planning towards
a future of ever changing student demographics, fluctuating school finance, and the
increasing demands for well-rounded college and career ready graduates. Planning and
preparation has been done over the summer months to put many of the 2016-17 action
steps of the strategic plan into motion.
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Y1 Identify and evaluate all staff readiness
The Osceola School District will
provide multi-tiered system of support
using research based strategies, to ensure
students feel safe and can learn in
an engaging environment.
The Osceola School District will provide
learning environments/facilities that are
safe, engaging and efficiently operated to
ensure all students are College and
Career Ready.
Infrastructure
Y1 Advocate for public education
The Osceola School District will provide
a clear concise communication system for
internal and external stakeholders and market
the positive attributes of the district.
Research and implement school safety best practices
Communicate budget projection
Determine tool and conduct study to gather relevant information
on area/community influences
Identify 10 and 20 year campus facility improvement needs
2016-17 Action Steps
Establish school district foundation
Increase collaboration with community partners
Complete a communication audit
Analyze results of staff readiness
Distribute local resource map
Develop local resource map
Administer staff survey
Develop staff survey
Set annual district achievement goals
Complete review of current academic and career planning
experiences
Create yearlong action plan with each PLC with target dates
Audit current academic and extracurricular offerings
Begin ACP planning process as determined by DPI
Define and assess digital literacy
Research and communicate salary/benefit comparisons for staff
Develop district exit interview process
Embed strategies to enhance organizational development
Evaluate engagement survey results
Conduct a staff engagement survey
“World class education with a small town feel”
Y3 Address future building and grounds needs to support student
learning
Y2 Ensure sustainable innovative technology structure to support
learning
Y1 Evaluate internal and external factors that impact district
operations.
3 year Goals
Y3 Build additional community partnerships
Y2 Design a marketing strategy
Y1 Develop communication plan
Public Relations & Communications
3 year Goals
Y3 Conduct evaluation of district and local support for all students
Y2 Create an early identification system for students in need of support
Y1 Strengthen local partnerships to support families
3 year Goals
Y3 Deploy a systematic approach to continuously monitor student
learning outcomes
Y2 Ensure a guaranteed and viable curriculum through the work of
Professional Learning Communities (PLC)
Y2 Engage students in academic career planning
Y1 Advance Digital and Disciplinary Literacy
3 year Goals
Y3 Determine a process to identify professional development needs
Y2 Develop staff recognition program
Y1 Attract and retain highly qualified staff
Y1 Engage employees in organizational development
3 year Goals
Social Emotional Well-Being
The Osceola School District will
improve academic outcomes by utilizing
innovative, research-based strategies delivered
by high quality educators, to ensure all
students are career and college ready.
Teaching and Learning
The Osceola School District will utilize
best practices to hire, develop, engage
and retain a skilled and talented
workforce.
Workforce Development
The Mission of the School District of Osceola is to create lifelong learners who will have the skills, knowledge, and attitudes
necessary to lead productive lives in a democratic and sustainable society.
School District of Osceola 3 Year Strategic Plan
KIDS’ KLUB SUMMER!
Kids’ Klub “Summer” just finished its second successful summer and
boy did we have fun!! The WI National Park Service taught us a lot
about our area and the plants and animals that live here. We enjoyed
visiting the Osceola Public Library and Mill Pond Park for fun activities
on Wednesday afternoons. The Saint Croix Falls Cinema was also a
frequently visited place for us! We kick backed, relaxed, and enjoyed
a few good movies!! Some other interesting activities we experienced
were: knitting, a honey bees presentation (tasted raspberry honey
sticks), launching rockets, swimming, casting animal prints, and Bingo.
Thiel’s American Pie kept us fed every Friday! No packing lunches on
Fridays at Kids’ Klub. You’d be amazed at how much pizza we can put
away! We ventured outside of our area a little bit too. We explored the
Mill City Museum and the Twins’ Target Field in Minneapolis. We took in
some big city sites with great enthusiasm and excitement!! Wrap Around care available this Fall!
The Kids’ Klub program keeps growing and adding valuable services for our
families. This fall Kids’ Klub is adding a Preschool Wrap Around program at the
Elementary School. The PreK students will be able to access Kids’ Klub care
opposite of their PreK session. There’s four or five day a week options. 5 days
$160 Week/Pre-Paid every two weeks or 4 days $120 Week for the 4 school
days or $130 Week if one of the 4 days is a Friday or in-service day. There are no
credits or refunds given for absent or ill children. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks
included in the price. Open on In-Service Days - Location is OES.
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Kids’ Klub Registration Information
For more, please contact either school office, Kids’ Klub or the Osceola school district website under Community Education.
715-294-3457(OES); 715-294-2800 (OIS); Kids’ Klub 715-294-3457 Ext 1420.
You’re invited to the
“All Schools Open House!”
The entire staff of the School District of Osceola invites community members, parents, and students of any grade level to
stop by on Thursday, August 25, from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. for an “All Schools Open House.”
For PreK families, those attending Morning PreK should plan to participate in the Open House between 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Afternoon PreK families should plan to come to Open House during the 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. time frame. These time groupings
are designed to keep the number of visitors manageable in each classroom, but of course families are welcome to come
when it works for them.
The Open House is an excellent opportunity to find classrooms, meet teachers, and look over the schools while easing the
students’ transition to school. Kids’ Klub representatives will also be available to distribute registration information.
BACK TO SCHOOL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
Elementary School (Grades PreK-2)
• Open House is scheduled for Thursday, August 25, from 3:30-6:30. PreK AM families are encouraged to attend at
3:30 PM, and PreK PM families are encouraged to
attend at 5:00 PM.
• Students’ first day of classes will be August 29.
• K-2 classes begin at 8:15 a.m. and dismiss at 3:11 p.m.
• PreK morning classes begin at 8:15 and finish at 11:25.
• PreK afternoon classes begin at 12:00 and finish at 3:10.
(A Back-to-School mailing will be going out in the mail
around August 15th with teacher assignments, forms
and additional information.)
• Please bring an activity fee of $5.00 on the first day of
school.
Intermediate School (Grades 3-5)
• Open House is scheduled for Thursday, August 25, from
3:30-6:30.
• The First day of school is Monday, August 29. Classes
begin at 8:00 a.m. and dismiss at 3:05 p.m.
• Please bring an activity fee of $6.00 on the first day of
school.
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Middle School (Grades 6-8)
• Open House is scheduled for Thursday, August 25, from
3:30-6:30.
• Class schedules will be available during the Open
House or online after August 25.
• Student school pictures will be taken at Open House. If
you will not be able to attend Open House, picture
retakes will be scheduled in October.
• The $8 activity fee, lunch money, and completed
forms (that you received in the mail) may be dropped
off during the Open House.
• Athletic forms should be brought to the OMS office
during Open House. Please make sure both sides are
filled out, signed and dated where applicable.
• The first day of school is Monday, August 29. Classes
begin at 8:09 a.m. and dismiss at 3:24 p.m.
6th Grade Orientation
WHERE EVERYONE BELONGS (WEB)
Who: All incoming 6th graders
What: 6th Grade Orientation Day! Sixth graders will get
to know their advisory group, see their schedule, meet their 8th grade leader, have a tour of the school, and HAVE FUN!!
When: Thursday, August 25 from 12:00-3:30pm
Where: Osceola Middle School Gymnasium
This orientation time is a special program for students only. Wear comfy clothes! A snack will be provided.
High School (Grades 9-12)
• Classes begin at 8:07 a.m. and dismiss at 3:21 p.m.
• Please bring an activity fee of $10.00.
• Schedules are available to view online via Skyward
Family Access. If you need help with your login, please
contact Jannetje in the high school office at
715-294-2127
• All students who drive to school will need $10.00 to
purchase a parking permit to be displayed from the car
mirror.
• OHS does not have an open campus; therefore,
students are not to leave the building without a
blue pass and are not allowed to leave for lunch
without accompaniment of a parent.
• All freshman will be invited to attend our Link Crew
orientation on August 22, 2016 from 8:00-12:00. Students
will be receiving a call from their Link Crew leader during
the month of August.
• There will be a general open house for all students and
parents on Thursday August 25, from 3:30-6:30. OHS does
not put out a supply list.
• Students are encouraged to bring the basic supplies
(pencils, notebooks, folders, etc…) the first few days.
• Pictures will be taken on August 29th. Retakes will be
scheduled during the month of October.
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SUPPLY LISTS
Visit our website at www.osceola.k12.wi.us. Lists are
located under each building’s tab or call the District
Office at 715-294-4140.
Back to School Supplies at The Open Cupboard
Foodshelf
For those within the income levels that need school
supplies, visit The Open Cupboard Foodshelf.
Monday & Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
402 - 2nd Avenue in Osceola -- Behind Dick’s Fresh
Market 715-294-4357
PICTURE DAYS
OES: Thurs., September 8
OMS: Thurs., August 25
OIS: Friday, September 9
OHS: Mon., August 29
SCHOOL NUTRITION PRICING
Grades K-5
Breakfast $1.05
Lunch $2.25
Grades 6-8
Breakfast $1.10
Lunch $2.45
Grades 9-12
Breakfast $1.20
Lunch $2.55
Reduced: Breakfast no charge; Lunch $.40
Free and Reduced meal plan applications were mailed
to all households early August. If you did not receive one,
applications can be picked up at any school office, or
on-line on the District website www.osceola.k12.wi.us. By
clicking on the Food Service tab. Applications can be
filled out any time throughout the school year and benefit
both families, students and our school nutrition program!
More school nutrition information is also located in this
location such as school specific MENUS for Breakfast
& Lunch; Meal plan payment forecast sheets; lunch
schedules; Nutrition resources; special diet requirements
forms; wellness & additional pricing information.
AUTOMATED LUNCH PROGRAM
Parents are responsible to keep their family’s’ lunch
account current with a positive balance. Lunch accounts
are draw down accounts similar to a checking accountNOT a charge account. The following are some helpful
tips for using the automated lunch program:
* One check may be written for all students within the
family
* Each school has a locked drop box that your child
should use to submit payments
* Please use the pre-printed lunch envelopes with all
information completed
* The district does not recommend sending cash
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payments with your child
* Payments are currently being accepted and we request that you make payment prior to the first day of school-Open House Day is a great opportunity to do so
* Accounts that drop below $10 will receive an
automated phone message/email
* Parents can view their lunch account activity using
Family Access (see below)
* Payments can also be made on-line with e-Funds
* Account Statements and balance information is
available upon request by calling the District Office at
715-294-4140
* Meal plan budgeting information can also be found on
the District website under Foodservice - Menus &
More- Meal Plan Cost Forecast
FAMILY ACCESS
The Family Access web portal is designed to enhance
communication between the School District of Osceola
and parents/guardians. Parents can view their child’s
progress with a click of the mouse using a computer with
Internet access.
Parents and guardians can view a variety of
student information such as attendance, schedules,
immunizations, emergency contacts, grades (OMS and
OHS), and food service balances and payments.
Your Family Access username and password will work for
all children in your household, regardless of grade level.
To sign-up for Family Access, complete a Family Access
Activation Request Form and turn it in to your child’s office
or the District Office. Activation Request Forms can be
picked-up in any of the building offices or our website.
Family Access is provided free as a service of the
School District of Osceola and is strongly encouraged.
Community Education sponsors an Open Lab at the
high school during Open House and on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m. beginning September 8.
Parents and guardians are welcome to use the Open Lab
and receive assistance from our knowledgeable staff.
The district welcomes you to Family Access and hope
you will find this an important part of our ongoing effort to
involve families in the educational process.
KIDS’ KLUB
Kids’ Klub is a regulated before and after school child
care service. It has been serving families since 1993. It is
the intention of this service to provide children in grades
PreK-8:
• A safe, healthy, comfortable environment
• Caring supervision by qualified adults
• Choices of a wide variety of wholesome activities
• A healthy, nutritious breakfast (paid through your school
food service account) before school and a snack after
school (no charge). The PreK children who are enrolled
in the wrap around care have their meals and snacks
included in their pre-payment.
This program is housed at both the elementary
school serving children in grades PreK – 2 and at the
intermediate school for grades 3 – 8 operating under the
direction of Community Education. Parents must sign
their children in each morning and out each afternoon
of attendance. Prompt payment for this service is
required. Sorry, we can’t accommodate your child’s
friend(s) who may be going to your house after Kids’ Klub
unless they are properly enrolled in this program.
Fees are as follows:
• An enrollment fee of $25 per family annually
• An hourly fee of $2.75 per child during the school and
June.
• Wrap Around care is a prepaid program ($30/day
Monday through Thursday and $40/day for Fridays and
in-service days) They can be dropped off and picked
up or they can bus to and from school and attend their
PreK class and then the wrap around session.
• June (Summer School) Kids’ Klub is billed hourly just like
the school year. Children must be in summer school to
attend.
• July and August Session is $30/day per child (the
revised prepayment schedule comes out each April).
• A late pickup fee of $10.00 for every 15 minutes after
6:00 p.m.
The school year hours of service for K-8th: 6:00 a.m. – 8:15
a.m. and 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (Monday through Friday)
The program follows the school year calendar open only
on days there is school. Kids’ Klub is open on full
in-service days. The in-service days require
pre-registration and pre-payment. If school is closed due
to inclement weather, Kids’ Klub will also be closed. On
days that school is delayed two hours Kids’ Klub will open
two hours late as well (8:00 - 10:15).
Pre-K Before and/or after hours: 6:00 a.m. - 8:25 a.m. and
3:25 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday
Wrap Around Pre-K Care: 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday
through Friday and on in-service days.
It is set up on pre-register / prepayment basis. There are
no credits/refunds for sick or absent children.
Weekly Fee: 5 school days $160/week for full-time;
4 school days $120/week or 4 days $130/week (if one of
the four days is a Friday or in-service).
Summer school(month of June) hours: 6:00 a.m. - 8:15
a.m. and 11:45 - 6:00 p.m. Kids’ Klub is available during
the month of June for those students who attend summer
school. It follows the same rates as the school year.
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Kids’ Klub has a six week summer session the months
of July and August. 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. This six week
session requires a pre-registration and pre-payment. The
deadline to register is the end of April. Register early
as space is limited and fills up fast! Information can be
found on the school district website under community
education.
This is a regulated child care service. Parents who are
eligible to receive financial support, in whole, or in part
from the Department of Social Services, Private Industry
Council, Vocational Rehabilitation, etc. are encouraged
to speak with their case manager or Kids Klub Director,
Michelle Mcmanamy at (715) 294-3457 ext. 1420
regarding their childcare needs.
Kids’ Klub provides a variety of activities: outdoor play
(weather permitting), rest or quiet time as a child may
need, reading and story time, board games, hikes and
field trips, swimming, seasonal and holiday art & craft
projects, and special programs in the summer session.
Information, forms, and monthly calendars are also
available on-line at www.osceola.k12.wi.us, then go to
Community Education, then the Kids’ Klub link. To pickup an enrollment packet, stop by the District Office or the
main offices of the elementary and intermediate schools.
To receive one by mail, call the District Office at
715-294-4140.
Save the Date!
The School District of Osceola invites you to attend our
12
Sept.
Annual Meeting
Monday, September 12, 2016
Osceola Intermediate School Media Room
Agenda: 7:00 p.m. Budget Hearing, 7:30 p.m. Annual Meeting
Light refreshments will be served
More information can be found under School Board Meetings at www.osceola.k12.wi.us
AESOP Now at Osceola!
If you are currently a substitute teacher or have thought about becoming a substitute
teacher, we have made it easier!
AESOP is an online system for substitute teachers.
It allows substitute teachers to:
• Customize your preferences by grade level and
subject
• Customize by days
• Control how and when you will be notified of
positions
• Have more freedom over positions taken
Interested in becoming a substitute teacher?
If you hold any bachelor’s degree from an
accredited college or university and a substitute
teaching license from the WI Department of
Instruction, you can! For further instructions on this
process, visit www.osceola.k12.wi.us and go to the
Employment page. Under the Frequently Asked
Questions page you will find detailed instruction.
AESOP allows substitute teachers to see all available openings up to 120 days out. If you work for other districts
that use AESOP, you will be able to see multiple school openings at once. You will have more control over your
schedule and minimize the early morning calls.
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NEW STAFF MEMBERS
Osceola Intermediate School:
Jenna Peterson - Third Grade
Rebecca Wampfler - Fourth Grade
Tyler Olson - Fifth Grade
Laura Krenz - Fifth Grade
Osceola High School:
Amy Krenz - Business Ed
Kyle Miller - Tech Ed
RETIREMENTS IN THE DISTRICT
Joleen Funk
After 20 years working as a fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Joleen Funk retires. Joleen received her
Bachelor Degree from UW Superior and her Master’s Degree from UW LaCrosse before joining the
faculty in Osceola. She and her husband Rich have three children: son Rick, his wife Angie, and my
grandson Warren; son Robb and girlfriend Mary; daughter Randi and husband Nathan.
As Joleen reflects on her career in Osceola, she states, “I will miss every single child’s smile and
unique personality. All of my ‘Funky Bunches’ have blessed me with wonderful memories I will
cherish forever.” Some memories include Easter egg hunts and water fights when fourth grade
was housed in the old high school. Joleen will also miss all of her supportive and encouraging
colleagues and friends at OIS. The greatest thing she has learned throughout her career is summed up by a quote from the
late Coach Pat Summit, “They will NEVER care how much you know until they know how much you care.”
Joleen’s plans for retirement are to read, swim, fish, cheer for all my beloved Wisconsin teams, and spend more time with
family, especially her wonderful grandson, Warren. “I have plans to volunteer at OIS, visit Lambeau Field, travel to the
Tetons, and continue writing.
Jerry Getschel
Mr. Jerry Getschel retires after 20 years of service as Custodian in the Osceola School District. Jerry’s
family includes his wife Jan, and four children: Nick, Jen, Sara, and Sam. He has three grandsons:
Palmer, Graham, Camden, and another grandson on the way.
What Jerry will miss most about working in the school district are the coworkers and especially the
kids. “It’s been very interesting to learn from the kids “good and bad.” Jerry will be moving to
Green Bay this month so he will also miss the friendships he has made while in Osceola.
When asked about his favorite memory from Osceola, Jerry admits that there are too many to
mention. However, what stands out the most are the state championships the district has attended including Boys Track,
Girls Volleyball, Boys Basketball, and most recently awarded 2015 State Championship in Football.
During retirement, Jerry plans to spend more time with his grandchildren and watch the Packers.
STUDENT INSURANCE INFORMATION
Family insurance is primary coverage if student is injured at school. The Board of Education provides a
secondary student insurance coverage with Student Assurance Services, Inc. Coverage is for all children
while they are involved in school day activities. Voluntary Interscholastic Athletic Plan is available through
Student Assurance Services, Inc. for purchase. For uninsured students, families can purchase 24 hour accident
coverage. For more information visit Student Assurance Website at www.sas-mn.com. All accidents need to be
reported and claim forms completed in school office.
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CHANGES TO SCHOOL BUSES EFFECTIVE AUGUST 16
There are some important changes coming to school buses in Wisconsin starting in August. Effective August 16, 2016 school
buses in Wisconsin that are newer than January 1, 2005 will now operate amber warning lights during their route cautioning
motorists that they are approaching a school bus stop. When the bus is stopped, the driver will display the stop sign and red
lights like they have in the past.
Please know that anytime you approach a school bus that has its amber lights on, you need to be prepared to stop. Red
lights and stop sign mean you need to stop and stayed stopped. Motorist are required to stop at least 20 feet from the
school bus in any direction and remain stopped until the red lights and stop arm have been extinguished by the bus driver.
We as school bus drivers have a great responsibility to safely load and unload school children each morning and afternoon
and ask that you as motorists be patient and aware of school buses and students outside when they are stopped. The
children we are transporting receive training on how to load, unload, and cross with the school bus. Sometimes they can
make unpredictable decisions while crossing with the school bus. We need your help to stay stopped until we complete our
stops and kids are in a safe place away from the roadway.
A vehicle that approaches a school bus that is displaying flashing red or amber warning lights must:
AMBER WARNING LIGHTS
• Cautionary message that the bus will be coming to a stop and will be activating its RED warning lights. Traffic is allowed
to bypass the school bus with caution.
RED WARNING LIGHTS
• Stop not less than 20 feet from the bus and remain stopped until the bus resumes motion or the operator extinguishes
the flashing red warning lights. Failure to do so will result in a minimum of a $326.50 fine and 4 points. This law does not
apply to vehicles driving in the opposite direction on a divided highway but does apply if no barrier is present on multilane street or highway.
In Wisconsin—A school bus is a motor vehicle which carries 10 or more passengers in addition to the operator, or a motor
vehicle painted with legally required school bus markings, glossy school bus yellow trimmed in black, for the purpose of
transporting:
• Pupils to or from a public school or a private school or pupils to or from a technical college when required.
• Pupils to or from curricular or extracurricular activities
• Pupils to or from religious instruction on days when school is in session.
• Children with disabilities to or from an educational pro-gram approved by the department of public instruction.
NOTE—A vehicle that approaches a stopped school bus that is displaying flashing red warning lights must stop, regardless if
the stop arm is out or not (Ss. 346.48(1)).
School buses equipped with only RED warning lights manufactured prior to 01/01/05 as specified in s.347.25 (2):
• The operator shall actuate the lights at least 100 feet before stopping to load or unload pupils or other authorized
passengers, and shall not extinguish the lights until loading or unloading is completed and persons who must cross the
highway are safely across.
School buses equipped with flashing RED and AMBER warning lights manufactured on or after 01/01/05 as specified in
s.347.25 (2):
• The operator shall actuate the flashing amber warning lights at least 300 feet before stopping in a 45 mile per hour or
greater speed zone or at least 100 feet before stopping in a less than 45 mile per hour speed zone
School bus operators USE of flashing WARNING lights:
a. At the point of loading or unloading, the operator , while bringing the bus to a stop, will extinguish the flashing amber
warning lights (not applicable to red light equipped bus only), and actuate the flashing red warning lights.
b. After loading or unloading is completed and persons who must cross the highway are safely across, extinguish the
flashing red warning lights
c. Where the curb and sidewalk are laid on one side of the road only, the operator shall use the flashing red or flashing red
and amber warning lights when loading or unloading passengers from either side
School bus operators SHALL NOT USE the flashing RED or AMBER WARNING lights in:
• Special school bus loading areas where the bus is entirely off the traveled portion of the highway
• Residence or business districts when pupils or other authorized passengers are to be loaded or unloaded where a sidewalk
and curb are load on both sides of the road, UNLESS required otherwise by municipal ordinance enacted under s. 349.21(1).
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SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION SCHEDULE
Transportation is listed by bus routes rather than by last name. Minor route changes have been made. To find the bus you
ride look for the stop that is most convenient for your family. It may be your home address or a corner near your home if
you live in town. If you have previously indicated a location other than your home address as your alternate location or
daycare use that as the location for bus stop information. The bus number is at the top of each route, and the pick-up time
is next to the stop. Please remember to have your children at the stop 5 minutes before the scheduled bus time. The bus
you ride to school is the same bus you ride home from school. If you registered late for school and you do not see a stop
that matches your needs on the list, or, if your child will be transported to and/or from a different location than what is listed,
contact the transportation department at 715-294-3456.
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Students in grades K-5 from Robo Village ride Bus 16
Students in grades 6-12 from Robo Village ride Bus 17
Students in grades K-5 from South Ave and Zindaus Apartments ride Bus 19
Students in grades 6-12 from South Ave Apartments ride Bus 29
Above All Beginnings Day Care bus to and from school Bus 5
Morning shuttle for students grades 3-5 from the Elementary School to the Intermediate School Bus 25, in the afternoon
they will ride the afternoon shuttle buses to the Elementary.
Shuttle to and from Valley Christian School Bus 29
Routes are posted on the Transportation page of the School District website along with forms Request for Alternate location/
daycare form and Request to decline transportation form. These forms help us to know your transportation needs.
Parents please show your children where their bus stop is prior to the first day and explain the need to maintain good
behavior while waiting for the school bus to arrive.
BUS NUMBER 03
BUS NUMBER 01
STOP TIME
LOCATION
7:17 am 815 200TH ST
7:42 am 814 233RD ST
7:18 am 789 200TH ST
7:43 am 822 233RD ST
7:42 am 302 ZINDAUS ST
6:57 am 2628 30TH AVE
7:19 am 729 200TH ST
7:43 am 840 233RD ST
7:44 am 309 SEMINOLE AVE
7:06 am 66 240TH ST
7:20 am 727 200TH ST
7:44 am 2357 84TH AVE
7:45 am BELMONT ST & 7:11 am 349 238TH ST
7:20 am 75TH AVE COUNTY RD
7:44 am 2358 84TH AVE
7:20 am 2087 35TH AVE
7:45 am 2366 84TH AVE
7:46 am 411 SMITH AVE
7:28 am 1874 60TH AVE 7:21 am 2054 75TH AVE CO RD M
7:46 am 2398 84TH AVE
7:47 am 117 HIALEAH ST
COUNTY RD K
7:22 am 2076 75TH AVE CO RD M
7:52 am 722 SEMINOLE AVE -
7:48 am HIALEAH ST &
7:37 am 1802 94TH AVE
ABOVE ALL 7:55 am 722 SEMINOLE AVE
BEGININGS DAY CARE
7:48 am MADISON ST & 7:56 am 729 PROSPECT AVE
7:58 am OIS
7:58 am 406 8TH AVE
7:59 am OHS
7:59 am 812 OAK CT
8:00 am OMS
8:00 am OHS
8:01 am OES
7:50 am 102 STATE ST
8:01 am OIS
8:02 am OSCEOLA CHARTER
7:50 am 505 GERALD ST
8:02 am OMS
7:31 am 751 220TH ST
7:51 am GERALD ST & 8:03 am OES
7:31 am 747 220TH ST
7:32 am 745 220TH ST
7:32 am 2211 73RD AVE
STOP TIME
7:32 am 2213 73RD AVE
7:35 am 17595 260TH ST
7:33 am 2210 73RD AVE
7:36 am 25644 REDWING AVE
STOP TIME
LOCATION
DELMAR AVE
SARATOGA AVE
SARATOGA AVE
MADISON ST
7:52 am MADISON ST & SEMINOLE AVE
7:57 am OIS
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 05
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER
06
LOCATION
7:59 am OHS
STOP TIME
7:33 am 2208 73RD AVE
8:01 am OMS
7:13 am 775 HORSE LAKE LN
7:34 am 741 220TH ST
8:03 am OES
7:34 am 739 220TH ST
7:39 am 16843 PANOLA DR
7:34 am 734 220TH ST
7:41 am 24528 QUINLAN AVE
7:41 am 801 233RD ST
7:43 am 240TH ST N & N
7:17 am 821 200TH ST
7:42 am 808 233RD ST
PRESCHOOL
LOCATION
M & NYE LN
POMROY AVE
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7:46 am 24185 ST CROIX TRL
7:39 am 2138 84TH AVE
7:31 am 1831 SWEDE LAKE DR
7:50 am 2398 60TH AVE
7:46 am 24303 ST CROIX TRL N
7:39 am 2140 84TH AVE
7:34 am 35TH AVE & 194TH ST
7:50 am 656 240TH ST
7:50 am 255TH ST & ST CROIX TRL
7:40 am 2168 84TH AVE
7:34 am 358 195TH ST
7:53 am 2474 75TH AVE
7:55 am 7TH AVE & SUMMIT ST
7:41 am 854 218TH ST CO RD MM
7:35 am 360 195TH ST
7:56 am 7TH AVE & CHIEFTAIN ST
7:42 am 2199 88TH AVE
7:35 am 379 195TH ST
7:54 am 2486 75TH AVE
8:01 am OIS
7:42 am 2223 90TH AVE
7:37 am 1964 35TH AVE
8:01 am OMS
7:43 am 2261 90TH AVE
7:39 am 378 203RD ST
7:57 am OIS
8:02 am OHS
7:45 am 940 230TH ST
7:39 am 384 203RD ST
7:59 am OHS
8:04 am OES
7:45 am 2307 90TH AVE
7:40 am 2010 40TH AVE
8:01 am OMS
7:46 am 2340 90TH AVE
7:41 am 2008 40TH AVE
8:03 am OES
7:46 am 2346 90TH AVE
7:52 am 739 MAPLE LEAF DR
7:48 am 907 235TH ST M & F
7:58 am OIS
7:48 am 912 235TH ST
8:00 am OHS
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 07
STOP TIME
LOCATION
COUNTY RD M
COUNTY RD M
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 14
7:49 am 916 235TH ST
8:01 am OMS
7:14 am 861 200TH ST
7:53 am 918 RIVER RD CO RD S
8:02 am OES
STOP TIME
7:15 am 885 200TH ST
7:21 am 945 248TH ST
7:16 am 894 200TH ST
7:55 am OHS
7:23 am 2493 100TH AVE
7:17 am 1960 90TH AVE
7:58 am OIS
7:19 am 2051 90TH AVE
8:00 am OMS
7:19 am 896 207TH ST
8:01 am OES
STOP TIME
7:20 am 879 207TH ST
7:22 am 2106 50TH AVE
7:20 am 859 207TH ST
7:23 am 2112 50TH AVE
7:25 am 2153 43RD AVE
BUS NUMBER 12
PRESCHOOL
7:21 am 857 207TH ST
BUS NUMBER 09
7:21 am 846 207TH ST
PRESCHOOL
LOCATION
LOCATION
7:27 am 449 219TH ST
7:22 am 2055 85TH AVE
STOP TIME
LOCATION
7:28 am 437 219TH ST
7:29 am 2459 113TH AVE
7:23 am 890 207TH ST
7:03 am 1873 W CHURCH RD
7:28 am 427 219TH ST
7:30 am 2439 113TH AVE
7:25 am 90TH AVE & E LAKE LN
7:30 am 2174 45TH AVE
7:32 am 2427 113TH AVE
7:26 am 2194 90TH AVE
7:31 am 2168 45TH AVE
7:26 am 2198 89TH AVE
7:31 am 2140 45TH AVE
7:27 am 2196 89TH AVE
7:07 am 312 180TH ST
7:32 am 2138 45TH AVE
7:37 am 2348 113TH AVE
7:27 am 2194 89TH AVE
7:08 am 312 180TH ST
7:32 am 2134 45TH AVE
7:39 am 240TH ST & CLARK RD
7:28 am 217TH ST & 89TH AVE
7:10 am 1773 40TH AVE
7:32 am 2133 45TH AVE
7:40 am 1043 236TH ST
7:28 am 881 217TH ST
7:11 am 1752 40TH AVE
7:33 am 478 213TH ST
7:41 am 100TH AVE & 240TH ST
7:29 am 2182 88TH AVE
7:11 am 1747 40TH AVE
7:34 am 484 213TH ST
7:29 am 2187 88TH AVE
7:12 am 40TH AVE PRIVATE DR
7:35 am 2180 50TH AVE
7:42 am 955 240TH ST
7:30 am 2197 88TH AVE
7:13 am 1713 40TH AVE
7:38 am 2227 60TH AVE
7:44 am 2401 STATE HWY 35
7:16 am 356 175TH ST
7:38 am 2238 60TH AVE
7:46 am 2504 86TH AVE
7:17 am 1712 35TH AVE
7:39 am 2241 60TH AVE
7:47 am 2525 86TH AVE
7:32 am 2195 84TH AVE
7:18 am PAULSON LAKE DR &
7:39 am 2251 60TH AVE
7:48 am 2539 86TH AVE
7:33 am 2178 86TH AVE
7:40 am 2259 60TH AVE
7:48 am 2540 86TH AVE
7:33 am 2174 86TH AVE
7:19 am 352 180TH ST
7:41 am 2280 60TH AVE
7:50 am 2545 86TH AVE
7:34 am 2175 86TH AVE
7:21 am 357 180TH ST
7:42 am 2291 60TH AVE
7:54 am 838 86TH AVE
7:34 am 2172 86TH AVE
7:22 am 408 180TH ST
7:43 am 613 230TH ST
7:54 am 846 250TH ST
7:35 am 851 217TH ST
7:23 am 180TH ST & 43RD AVE
7:44 am 540 230TH ST
7:55 am 849 250TH ST
7:35 am 848 217TH ST
7:25 am 403 185TH ST
7:36 am 844 217TH ST
7:26 am 1867 40TH AVE
7:46 am 2312 60TH AVE
7:55 am 868 250TH ST
7:37 am 822 214TH ST
7:27 am 372 185TH ST
7:46 am 2320 60TH AVE
7:56 am 880 250TH ST
7:38 am 814 214TH ST
7:30 am SWEDE LAKE CT &
7:56 am 904 250TH ST
7:38 am 810 214TH ST
7:49 am 2378 60TH AVE
7:59 am OHS
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FOR 1737 40TH AVE
PAULSON LAKE LN
SWEDE LAKE DR
& DRESSER LN
Chieftain News
BUS NUMBER
8:01 am OIS
18
7:20 am 314 240TH ST
8:03 am OMS
STOP TIME
7:21 am 366 240TH ST
7:55 am 607 SUMMIT ST
8:04 am OES
7:27 am 2048 85TH AVE
7:21 am 378 240TH ST
7:57 am OHS
7:27 am 2046 85TH AVE
7:26 am 2304 30TH AVE
7:58 am OMS
7:27 am 2039 85TH AVE
8:00 am OIS
8:02 am OES
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 16
STOP TIME
LOCATION
LOCATION
7:36 am 2211 OAK DR
7:29 am 2372 30TH AVE
7:07 am 2260 40TH ST
7:37 am 2247 83RD AVE
7:31 am 348 238TH ST
7:09 am 2210 40TH ST
7:38 am 809 223RD ST
7:32 am 323 238TH ST
7:39 am 814 223RD ST
7:32 am 315 238TH ST
STOP TIME
7:11 am 2098 40TH ST
7:40 am 2263 OAK DR
7:33 am 2402 30TH AVE
7:01 am 227 202ND ST CO RD M
7:15 am 300 221ST ST
7:42 am 2341 OAK DR
7:35 am 2464 30TH AVE
7:04 am 125 202ND ST CO RD M
7:18 am 372 RICE LAKE RD
7:45 am 2378 81ST AVE
7:37 am 255 250TH ST
7:04 am 117 202ND ST CO RD M
7:19 am 44TH ST & RICE LAKE RD
7:46 am 2398 81ST AVE
7:38 am 2514 30TH AVE
7:06 am 16 202ND ST CO RD M
7:21 am 460 222ND AVE
7:47 am 240TH ST & 82ND AVE
7:38 am 2514 30TH AVE
7:07 am 1907 COUNTY LINE AVE
7:24 am 2317 50TH ST
7:48 am 899 240TH ST
7:40 am 2563 30TH AVE
7:08 am 1893 COUNTY LINE AVE
7:25 am 505 235TH AVE
7:40 am 2580 30TH AVE
7:09 am 30 185TH ST
7:25 am 513 235TH AVE
7:51 am 916 248TH ST
7:45 am 2645 VIEBROCK DR
7:10 am 57 185TH ST
7:26 am 521 235TH AVE
7:51 am 248TH ST & 91ST AVE
7:11 am 81 185TH ST
7:27 am 516 232ND AVE
7:52 am 887 248TH ST
7:12 am 1807 10TH AVE
7:28 am 2351 53RD ST
7:52 am 2483 88TH AVE
7:13 am 1817 10TH AVE
7:29 am 2370 53RD ST
7:53 am 2485 88TH AVE
7:53 am ZINDAUS ST & SOUTH AVE
7:14 am 122 185TH ST
7:30 am 523 239TH AVE
7:53 am 2487 88TH AVE
7:14 am 135 185TH ST
7:30 am 523 239TH AVE
7:54 am 878 249TH ST
7:58 am OIS
7:15 am 153 185TH ST
7:31 am 508 239TH AVE
7:54 am 884 249TH ST
8:00 am OHS
7:16 am 225 185TH ST
7:31 am 505 239TH AVE
7:54 am 890 249TH ST
8:02 am OMS
7:17 am 217 185TH ST
7:32 am 2374 50TH ST
7:55 am 2486 89TH AVE
8:03 am OES
7:18 am 1860 20TH AVE
7:33 am 2661 CO LINE AVE
7:55 am 2483 89TH AVE
7:20 am 144 192ND ST
7:34 am 581 POLK/ST CROIX RD
7:56 am 2471 84TH AVE
7:21 am 171 192ND ST
7:58 am OIS
7:59 am OHS
7:37 am 2584 4TH AVE
8:01 am OMS
STOP TIME
7:38 am 49 256TH ST
8:03 am OES
7:09 am 2451 10TH AVE
7:39 am 41 STATE ROAD 35
7:17 am 2130 20TH AVE
7:20 am 272 202ND ST CO RD M
7:25 am MIDDLE PINE CT & W
7:21 am 2069 32ND AVE CO RD X
BUS NUMBER
21
LOCATION
7:22 am 216 192ND ST
BUS NUMBER 20
PRESCHOOL
7:40 am 94 260TH ST
7:42 am 134 STATE ROAD 35
PRESCHOOL
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 19
LOCATION
7:23 am 247 192ND ST
7:23 am 268 192ND ST
CHURCH RD
STOP TIME
7:11 am 2378 15TH AVE
7:31 am 2309 40TH AVE CO RD X
7:12 am 2369 15TH AVE
7:29 am 317 202ND ST CO RD M
7:12 am 2364 15TH AVE
7:30 am 341 202ND ST CO RD M
7:59 am OIS
7:13 am 2368 15TH AVE
7:30 am 202ND ST & 35TH AVE
8:00 am OHS
7:14 am 2378 15TH AVE
7:32 am 389 202ND ST CO RD M
8:02 am OMS
7:14 am 2383 15TH AVE
7:33 am 436 200TH ST CO RD M
8:03 am OES
7:15 am 162 240TH ST
7:33 am 456 200TH ST CO RD M
7:37 am 533 200TH ST CO RD M
7:17 am 241 240TH ST
7:39 am 628 200TH ST CO RD M
7:18 am 292 240TH ST
7:40 am 675 200TH ST CO RD M
7:19 am 312 240TH ST
7:49 am 527 STATE RD 35
7:52 am 2477 82ND AVE
PRESCHOOL
LOCATION
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7:52 am 2475 82ND AVE
7:52 am 738 SIMMON DR
7:52 am 2473 82ND AVE
7:54 am 302 3RD AVE W
7:54 am 7TH AVE & RIVER ST
7:53 am 2470 82ND AVE
7:54 am 2519 JARED RD
7:57 am OHS
7:55 am 931 CASCADE ST
7:53 am 2471 82ND AVE
7:55 am 2516 JARED RD
7:59 am OMS
7:56 am OES PICK UP OIS 7:53 am 2468 82ND AVE
7:55 am 2516 79TH AVE
8:01 am OIS
7:54 am 819 247TH ST
7:56 am 79TH AVE & BRITANI LN
8:04 am OES
7:57 am OES
7:54 am 247TH ST & 83RD AVE
7:56 am 812 248TH ST
7:55 am 2468 83RD AVE
7:58 am OIS
7:55 am 824 248TH ST
8:00 am OHS
7:56 am 2499 EDUCATION AVE
8:01 am OMS
7:57 am OIS
8:03 am OES
STOP TIME
7:59 am OHS
7:10 am 2664 10TH AVE
8:01 am OMS
7:10 am 2691 10TH AVE
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 25
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 24
STOP TIME
PRESCHOOL
7:54 am 605 RIVER ST
WALKERS
PRESCHOOL
8:00 am OIS
8:03 am OES
W & SUMMIT ST
LOCATION
LOCATION
8:03 am OHS
8:04 am OMS
BUS NUMBER 26
7:11 am 2715 10TH AVE
STOP TIME
7:12 am 2771 10TH AVE
7:04 am 1919 70TH AVE
LOCATION
7:14 am 2776 10TH AVE
7:05 am 1882 70TH AVE
7:07 am 2408 2ND AVE
7:19 am 96 280TH ST
7:07 am 1958 70TH AVE
7:08 am 23 240TH ST
7:19 am 127 280TH ST
7:07 am 1964 70TH AVE
7:10 am 66 240TH ST
7:21 am 212 280TH ST
7:08 am 1966 DWIGHT LN
7:22 am 2406 CHERRY DR
7:11 am 2398 10TH AVE
7:22 am 229 280TH ST
7:09 am 195TH ST & FERN 7:23 am 565 245TH ST
7:14 am 156 230TH ST
7:24 am 2747 30TH AVE
7:24 am 592 245TH ST
7:15 am 2298 18TH AVE
7:25 am 302 273RD ST
7:10 am 1970 75TH AVE CO RD Y
7:25 am 588 245TH ST
7:15 am 2297 18TH AVE
7:25 am 314 273RD ST
7:12 am 750 190TH ST CO RD Y
7:25 am 579 245TH ST
7:16 am 2296 18TH AVE
7:25 am 324 273RD ST
7:14 am 832 190TH ST CO RD Y
7:25 am 573 245TH ST
7:16 am 2292 18TH AVE
7:27 am 2688 30TH AVE
7:14 am 851 190TH ST CO RD Y
7:26 am 560 245TH ST
7:17 am 2289 19TH AVE
7:28 am 2669 30TH AVE
7:16 am 923 190TH ST CO RD Y
7:26 am 552 245TH ST
7:18 am 2292 19TH AVE
7:28 am 2651 30TH AVE
7:16 am 940 190TH ST CO RD Y
7:18 am 2293 19TH AVE
7:33 am 2637 55TH AVE
7:17 am 1874 93RD AVE
7:22 am 273 230TH ST
7:34 am 2643 55TH AVE
7:18 am 1864 93RD AVE
7:30 am 2369 50TH AVE
7:23 am 2257 30TH AVE
7:34 am 2649 55TH AVE
7:18 am 1850 93RD AVE
7:31 am 2419 50TH AVE
7:24 am 2212 30TH AVE
7:35 am 548 267TH ST
7:19 am 1848 93RD AVE
7:32 am 2440 50TH AVE
7:25 am 289 220TH ST
7:36 am 475 267TH ST
7:21 am 1839 93RD AVE
7:32 am 2449 50TH AVE
7:26 am 256 220TH ST
7:37 am 484 267TH ST
7:22 am 1827 93RD AVE
7:32 am 2459 50TH AVE
7:27 am 244 220TH ST
7:38 am 2685 55TH AVE
7:22 am 1812 93RD AVE
7:33 am 2487 50TH AVE
7:28 am 2248 25TH AVE
7:39 am 2702 55TH AVE
7:23 am 1806 93RD AVE
7:34 am 476 250TH ST
7:31 am 308 220TH ST
7:40 am 2714 55TH AVE
7:24 am 1805 93RD AVE
7:36 am 2552 50TH AVE
7:32 am 322 220TH ST
7:40 am 2718 55TH AVE
7:24 am 1804 93RD AVE
7:41 am 628 258TH ST
7:32 am 336 220TH ST
7:41 am 2726 51ST AVE
7:25 am 951 180TH ST
7:44 am 684 250TH ST
7:32 am 344 220TH ST
7:42 am 521 274TH ST
7:26 am 1811 94TH AVE
7:33 am 345 220TH ST
7:43 am 2751 55TH AVE
7:26 am 1803 94TH AVE
7:46 am 500 KREEKVIEW DR
7:33 am 364 220TH ST CO RD X
7:44 am 2786 55TH AVE
7:27 am 921 180TH ST
7:40 am 466 240TH ST
7:45 am 586 280TH ST
7:28 am 1794 90TH AVE
7:48 am KREEKVIEW DR & FOX CIR
7:41 am 548 240TH ST
7:28 am 882 179TH ST
7:44 am 630 240TH ST
7:47 am 2751 60TH AVE
7:29 am 886 179TH ST
7:44 am 641 240TH ST
7:48 am 610 RIDGE RD
7:30 am 1811 90TH AVE
7:44 am 642 240TH ST
7:34 am 1872 80TH AVE
7:51 am CESSNA RD &
7:44 am 649 240TH ST
7:34 am 1880 80TH AVE
BUS NUMBER 23
STOP TIME
LOCATION
VALLEY RD
7:45 am 667 240TH ST
7:51 am 646 3RD AVE E
7:52 am 3RD AVE E & 3RD AVE 7:52 am 100 RIDGE RD
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SIMMON DR
Chieftain News
7:55 am OIS
7:57 am OHS
STOP TIME
7:59 am OMS
7:05 am 2318 40TH ST
7:16 am 474 180TH ST
8:01 am OES
7:06 am 2307 40TH ST
7:17 am 493 180TH ST
7:06 am 379 230TH AVE
7:19 am 1816 60TH AVE CO RD K
7:07 am 368 230TH AVE
7:09 am 285 230TH AVE
7:12 am 2357 DELONG RD
7:23 am 649 NOKOMIS DR
7:00 am 322 200TH ST
7:58 am OIS
7:01 am 295 200TH ST
8:00 am OHS
7:02 am 276 200TH ST
8:01 am OMS
8:03 am OES
7:03 am 200TH ST & W LOWER
7:18 am 337 POLK ST CROIX RD
7:27 am 563 ROUND LAKE LN
7:20 am POLK ST CROIX RD & 7:29 am 1884 60TH AVE CO RD K
7:30 am 1901 60TH AVE
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 27
STOP TIME
LOCATION
PINE LAKE CT
PRESCHOOL
7:03 am 248 200TH ST
BUS NUMBER 28
7:04 am 200TH ST & W LOWER
PINE LAKE CT
STOP TIME
LOCATION
BUS NUMBER 30
PRESCHOOL
BUS NUMBER 29
LOCATION
279TH ST
STOP TIME
LOCATION
7:12 am 1964 50TH AVE
7:13 am 483 190TH ST
7:04 am 218 200TH ST
7:26 am 603 216TH ST
7:05 am 213 200TH ST
7:27 am 605 218TH ST
7:21 am POLK/ST CROIX CO
7:32 am 1929 BIG LAKE DR
7:06 am 196 200TH ST
7:28 am 614 218TH ST
7:33 am BIG LK CT & BIG LK DR
7:08 am 1948 13TH AVE
7:30 am 2259 68TH AVE
7:33 am BIG LK DR AND
7:08 am 1923 13TH AVE
7:31 am 2260 68TH AVE
7:25 am 133 270TH ST
7:10 am 56 192ND ST
7:32 am 2220 68TH AVE
7:25 am 136 270TH ST
7:34 am 621 HOMES CT
7:11 am 200TH ST & E CEDAR RD
7:28 am 272 270TH ST
7:13 am 2007 10TH AVE
7:43 am 729 PROSPECT AVE
7:30 am 2791 30TH AVE
7:14 am 133 206TH ST
7:44 am 114 INDUSTRIAL DR
7:32 am 364 280TH ST
7:15 am 2061 10TH AVE
7:45 am 108 INDUSTRIAL DR
7:33 am 2757 36TH AVE
7:17 am 42 210TH ST
7:45 am 105 MEADOW LARK LN
7:33 am 2734 36TH AVE
7:38 am 2013 60TH AVE
7:18 am 210TH ST & POLK ST 7:46 am 216 MEADOW LARK LN
7:37 am 406 280TH ST
7:40 am 2091 60TH AVE
CROIX RD
7:38 am 422 280TH ST
7:41 am 634 210TH ST
7:43 am 692 210TH ST
7:39 am 465 280TH ST
7:43 am 2080 70TH AVE
7:39 am 479 280TH ST
7:44 am 2076 70TH AVE
7:49 am SEMINOLE AVE & 7:40 am 280TH ST & 50TH AVE
7:44 am 2109 70TH AVE
COTTAGE DR
7:42 am 501 280TH ST
7:46 am 2153 70TH AVE
7:50 am 200 SPRING ST
7:44 am 517 280TH ST
7:51 am SPRING ST & MILL LN
7:48 am 571 267TH ST
7:51 am 359 MILL ST
7:49 am 599 267TH ST
7:52 am GATEWAY PKY &
7:31 am 2537 20TH AVE
OAKEY CT
7:57 am OIS
7:34 am 2608 24TH AVE
7:53 am 144 GATEWAY PKY
7:57 am OHS
7:58 am OIS
7:35 am 213 260TH ST
7:53 am 1220 KIMBALL
7:59 am OMS
8:00 am OHS
7:35 am 201 260TH ST
7:57 am OIS
8:00 am OES
8:01 am OMS
7:59 am OHS
8:03 am OES
8:00 am OMS
8:02 am OES
8:05 am VALLEY CHRISTIAN 7:37 am 266 STATE HWY 35
RD & 45TH ST
PRESCHOOL
HOMES CT
PRESCHOOL
SCHOOL
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ANNUAL NOTICES
All Annual Notices are posted on our website at www.osceola.k12.wi.us. To request a copy, please call the District Office at
715-294-4140. Annual Notices are based on recommendations from the WI Association of School Boards.
Act 55
Pursuant to 2015 Wisconsin Act 55, section 120.12(13)(b) and sections 118.30 (1g)(a) of the state statute, the Osceola School
District Board of Education provides instruction in courses consistent with statute and regulations of the Department of Public
Instruction or other appropriate state agency.
The Wisconsin State Standards are the first step in providing Osceola School District students with a high-quality education.
It should be clear to every student, parent, and teacher what the standards of success are in every school. The goal of
the standards is to provide the skills necessary so students are prepared for success in postsecondary education and the
workforce.
As per Osceola School District Board Policy 2210, the Board of Education recognizes its responsibility for the quality of the
educational program of the schools. To this end, the curriculum shall be developed, evaluated, and adopted on a continuing
basis and in accordance with a plan for curriculum growth established by the District Administrator. For purposes of this policy
and consistent communication throughout the District, curriculum shall be defined as all the planned activities of the schools,
including formal classroom instruction and out-of-class activity, both individual and group, necessary to accomplish the
educational goals of the District. The Board directs that the curriculum of this District provides instruction in courses consistent
with statute and regulations of the Department of Public Instruction or appropriate State agency. Each such innovative
program must be consistent with Chapter 118 and appropriate State regulations and receive the approval of the Board.
On August 5, 2015, the Osceola School District Board of Education approved the Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for
the 2015-2016 school year. These standard are available at www.osceola.k12.wi.us.
In addition, the District provides a copy of the school’s accountability report that is published by the Wisconsin Department of
Public Instruction (DPI) located on our district website www.osceola.k12.wi.us.
• Osceola Elementary School -- Exceeds Expectations ~Per Accountability Report
• Osceola Intermediate School -- Exceeds Expectations ~Per Accountability Report
• Osceola Middle School -- Exceeds Expectations ~Per Accountability Report
• Osceola High School -- Exceeds Expectations ~Per Accountability Report
Pursuant to 2015 Wisconsin Act 55 section 118.57 of the state statute, The Osceola School District offers the following educational
options.
• Full-Time Open Enrollment
•
Youth Options Program
• Course Options
•
Valley Christian School
• Special Needs Voucher Program
•
Virtual Schools
Privacy Act and Non-discrimination Statements
Privacy Act Statement: This explains how we will use the information you give us:
The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act requires the information on this application. You do not have to give the
information, but if you do not, we cannot approve your child for free or reduced price meals. You must include the last four
digits of the social security number of the adult household member who signs the application. The last four digits of the social
security number is not required when you apply on behalf of a foster child or you list a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Program (SNAP), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Program or Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations
(FDPIR) case number or other FDPIR identifier for your child or when you indicate that the adult household member signing
the application does not have a social security number. We will use your information to determine if your child is eligible for
free or reduced price meals, and for administration and enforcement of the lunch and breakfast programs. We MAY share
your eligibility information with education, health, and nutrition programs to help them evaluate, fund, or determine benefits
for their programs, auditors for program reviews, and law enforcement officials to help them look into violations of program
rules.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for
employment on the bases of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal and, where
applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s
income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program
or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment
activities.)
Non-discrimination Statement: This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly:
If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint
Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call 866-632-9992 to
request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed
complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence
Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax 202-690-7442 or email at [email protected].
Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech disabilities and wish to file either an EEO or program complaint
please contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339 or (800) 845-6136 (in Spanish).
Persons with disabilities who wish to file a program complaint, please see information above on how to contact us by mail
directly or by email. If you require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print,
audiotape, etc.) please contact USDA’s TARGET Center at 202-720-2600 (voice and TDD).
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Monday
*OHS Picture Day
Notes
30
Staff In-Service
23
16
9
2
Tuesday
31
Staff In-Service
24
17
10
3
Wednesday
*OMS Picture Day
House - All Schools
*3:30 - 6:30 PM - Open
Staff In-Service
25
18
11
4
Thursday
26
19
12
5
Friday
27
20
13
6
Saturday
Calendar months January - May 2017 will be featured in the Winter issue of Chieftain News
First Day of School
29
*9th Grade Orientation
OSCAR Summer Meeting
*OHS - 12:30-2:30 PM
8
1
7
Sunday
August 2016
Osceola School District - 2016-2017
VOLLEYBALL - JV
8/25 - @ Hastings - 4:30 PM
VOLLEYBALL - Varsity
8/23 - @ Cumberland - 5:00 PM
8/25 - @ Hastings - 4:30 PM
8/26 - @ Menomonie (UW-Stout) - 9:00 AM
8/27 - @ Menomonie (UW-Stout) - 9:00 AM
TENNIS - Girls Varsity
8/12 - @ Ashland - 3:00 PM
8/13 - @ Ashland - 10:00 AM
8/16 - JV Quad vs. Amery/B-W/NR - 9:00 AM
8/17 - Varsity Invitational - 9:00 AM
8/22 - @ River Falls - 10:00 AM
8/23 - @ Bloomer - 4:15 PM
8/25 - Baldwin-Woodville - 4:15 PM
8/26 - @ Altoona - 10:00 AM
8/27 - @ Altoona - 10:00 AM
SOCCER - Boys JV & Varsity
8/20 - Chippewa Falls/Hayward - 11:00 AM
8/25 - @ Somerset - 4:30 PM
8/27 - Menomonie - 1:00 PM
GOLF - Girls Varsity
8/16 - @ Pheasant Hills Golf Course - 9:00 AM
8/18 - @ Bristol Ridge Golf Course - 9:00 AM
8/23 - @ Amery Golf Club - 9:00 AM
8/25 - @ Krooked Kreek Golf Course - 9:00 AM
8/30 - @ Pheasant Hills Golf Course - 9:00 AM
FOOTBALL - 7th & 8th Grade
8/29 - 7th & 8th - 1st Day Practice
FOOTBALL - C & JV Team
8/19 - C Team @ St. Croix Central - 10:00 AM
8/25 - C Team vs. St. Croix Falls - 6:00 PM
8/29 - C Team @ Ellsworth - 4:30 PM
8/29 - JV @ Ellsworth - 5:30 PM
FOOTBALL - Varsity - 7:00 PM
8/12 - Varsity Scrimmage - 10:00 AM
8/19 - @ Arcadia High School - 7:00 PM
8/26 - Northwestern - 7:00 PM
CROSS COUNTRY - Varsity
8/27 - @ Eau Claire City Wells - 9:30 AM
SPORTS CALENDAR
12
11
Labor Day
27
26
after game
during school
*OHS - Homecoming Dance
30
*In-Service - No Students
23
16
3:00 PM - Kick-Ball
29
22
15
*OHS - Homecoming Pepfest
28
21
11th & 12th (Optional)
(UW Barron)
*OHS - WI Education Fair
14
Retreat
*OES Picture Day
*OIS - Picture Day
Fall Play Auditions (Auditorium)
9
2
Friday
*OHS - OSCAR - ArtBarn
8
1
Thursday
*OHS - 3:30 PM & 5:00 PM
7
Wednesday
1:00 PM - Tennis
Notes
20
19
13
6
Tuesday
11:00 AM-Decorate
*OHS-Homecoming
25
18
Osceola Parade
Band at
*OMS & OHS
5
Monday
*Labor Day - No School
4
Sunday
September 2016
(Chanhassen)
Trip - 11:00 AM
*OHS - Choir
24
17
10
3
Saturday
SPORTS CALENDAR
CROSS COUNTRY - OHS
9/2 - @ Rosemount High School - 11:15 AM
9/13 - @ UW-Barron County Campus - 4:00 PM
9/17 - Osceola Invitational - 9:00 AM
9/20 - @ Hudson Middle School - 3:45 PM
CROSS COUNTRY - OMS
9/8 - @ Somerset - 5:30 PM
9/15 - @ Prescott - 5:00 PM
9/20 - @ Chisago Lakes - 4:00 PM
9/22 - @ Unity - 4:30 PM
9/29 - @ St. Croix Falls - 4:30 PM
FOOTBALL - Varsity
9/2 - @ New Richmond Middle School - 7:00 PM
9/9 - @ Somerset - 7:00 PM
9/23 - @ Amery - 7:00 PM
9/30 - Prescott - 7:00 PM - Homecoming
FOOTBALL - C & JV Team C-4:30 PM -JV-6:00 PM
9/6 - New Richmond
9/12 - Somerset
9/19 - @ Baldwin-Woodville
9/26 - Amery
FOOTBALL - 7th & 8th Gr. 7th-4:15 PM 8th-5:30 PM
9/13 - @ New Richmond Middle
9/20 - @ Amery High School
9/22 - St. Croix Falls
9/27 - Somerset
9/29 - 7th - B/W
8th - @ Woodville - 4:30 PM
GOLF - Girls Varsity
9/1 - @ New Richmond Golf Club - 4:00 PM
9/7 - @ Clifton Highland Golf Club - 4:00 PM
9/8 - @ Bristol Ridge Golf Course - 4:00 PM
9/13 - @ Amery Golf Club - 4:00 PM
9/16 - @ Pheasant Hills Golf Course - 2:00 PM
9/19 - @ Ellsworth Country Club - 4:00 PM
9/22 - @ Bristol Ridge Golf Course - 9:00 AM
9/28 - Regionals @ Amery Golf Club - 9:00 AM
9/1 - @ Cumberland - 4:30 PM
9/6 - Hayward - 4:30 PM
9/8 - @ New Richmond - 4:30 PM
9/13 - V @ Amery - 4:30 PM - JV @ 6:00 PM
9/20 - Somerset - 4:30 PM
9/22 - @ Spooner - 4:30 PM
9/26 - @ Birch St. Soccer Field - 4:30 PM
9/27 - Hayward - 4:30 PM
9/29 - Amery - 4:30 PM
9/1 - @ Amery - 4:15 PM
9/6 - Durand - 4:15 PM
9/13 - Mondovi - 4:15 PM
9/15 - Ellsworth - 3:00 PM
9/20 - @ Barron City Park - 4:15 PM
9/22 - Unity - 4:15 PM
9/27 - @ New Richmond - 8:30 AM
9/6 - @ Hayward - 7:00 PM
9/10 - Varsity Tournament - 9:00 AM
9/15 - @ Somerset - 7:00 PM - C & JV - 5:45 PM
9/17 - @ Eau Claire North - 9:00 AM
9/20 - Baldwin-Woodville - 7:00 PM - C & JV - 5:45 PM
9/22 - Amery - 7:00 PM - C & JV - 5:45 PM
9/27 - Prescott - 7:00 PM - C & JV - 5:45 PM
VOLLEYBALL - 7th & 8th Grade
9/8 - 7th - B-W
8th - @ B-W - 4:30 PM
9/13 - 7th-Amery
8th-@ Amery - 4:15 PM
9/15 - 7th - @ SCC
8th - SCC - 4:15 PM
9/19 - 7th - @ Somerset 8th - Somerset - 4:15 PM
9/22 - 7th - Prescott
8th - @ Prescott - 4:15 PM
9/27 - 7th - @ NR
8th - NR - 4:15 PM
9/29 - 7th - @ Amery
8th - Amery - 4:15 PM
*3:45-7:45 PM
Columbus Day
*No School - Fall Break
30
24
23
31
Halloween
Aid Night (LGI)
Notes
25
18
26
27
28
29
ACT Test
22
*OHS - 7:30 AM
21
15
8
1
Saturday
*OHS - PSAT Test
20
14
7
Friday
(Optional for Juniors)
19
*3:45-7:45 PM
Parent/Teacher Conf.
13
6
Thursday
*OHS - 6:30 PM - Financial
17
16
*OHS - FBLA WI Fall
Leadership Lab (Eau Claire)
12
11
Concert
5
Wednesday
4
Tuesday
Choir Dinner
*OHS - 1:00 PM
10
9
Monday
Parent/Teacher Conf.
3
2
Sunday
October 2016
8th - SCC - 4:15 PM
8th - Chisago - 4:00 PM
10/3 - 7th - SCF
10/4 - 7th - @ Prescott
10/6 - 7th - Somerset
10/18 - 7th - NR
8th
8th
8th
8th
-
@ SCF - 4:15 PM
Prescott - 4:15 PM
@ Somerset- 4:15 PM
@ NR - 4:15 PM
VOLLEYBALL - 7th & 8th Grade
10/6 - @ SCC - 5:45 PM
10/8 - @ Park High School - 9:00 AM
VOLLEYBALL - C & JV
10/6 - @ SCC - 7:00 PM
10/8 - @ Altoona - 9:00 AM
10/3 - @ Baldwin-Woodville - 9:30 AM
10/3 - Cumberland - 4:30 PM
10/6 - @ B/W Millpond Park - 4:30 PM
10/7 - New Richmond - 4:30 PM
10/13 - Barron - 4:30 PM
10/4 - 7th - @ SCC
10/11 - 7th - @ Chisago
JV - 6:00 PM
FOOTBALL - 7th & 8th Grade
C-Team - 4:30 PM
10/3 - @ Prescott
10/10 - St. Croix Central
FOOTBALL - C & JV Team
10/7 - @ St. Croix Central - 7:00 PM
FOOTBALL - Varsity - 7:00 PM
10/4 - @ Amery - 5:15 PM
10/6 - @ SCC (Hammond) - 4:00 PM
10/18 - Osceola Classic - 4:15 PM
CROSS COUNTRY - OMS
10/1 - @ New Richmond - 11:00 AM
10/4 - @ Amery - 4:00 PM
10/13 - Osceola Invitational - 4:15 PM
10/21 - @ UW-Barron - 4:00 PM
CROSS COUNTRY - OHS
SPORTS CALENDAR
*OHS - Set Strike
28
27
*OHS - Blessing Basket Kickoff
21
20
(Auditorium)
Notes
29
22
(Optional for 11th & 12th Gr.)
30
Break
No School - Thanksgiving
23
Thanksgiving
Break
24
17
(Optional for 11th & 12th Gr.)
*OHS - WITC Career Day
10
3
Thursday
Veterans Day
18
Play (Auditorium)
*OHS - 7:00 PM - Fall
11
Leadership Conf. (Milwaukee)
*OHS - FBLA National Fall
4
Friday
Break
25
Theatre
*OHS - ASVAB Test
16
9
2
Wednesday
*OIS - 5th Gr. to Children's
15
8
1
Tuesday
Fall Play
14
*OHS - 5:30 PM - OSCAR Mtg.
7
Monday
& 7:00 PM
*OHS - 2:00 PM
13
6
Sunday
November 2016
26
19
(Auditorium)
Fall Play
*OHS - 7:00 PM
Rama (B-W)
*OMS - Drama
12
Conf. (Milwaukee)
Fall Leadership
*OHS-FBLA Natl
5
Saturday
11/15
11/22
11/25
11/26
-
@
@
@
@
NR Sports Center - 6:00 PM
NR Sports Center - 6:00 PM
Milt Lunda Arena - 5:00 PM
Milt Lunda Arena - 2:00 PM
HOCKEY - Girls
11/30 - @ NBC Spartan Sports - 7:00 PM
HOCKEY - Boys
11/3 - @ Prescott - 4:15 PM
11/8 - @ Amery - 4:15 PM
11/14 - St. Croix Falls - 4:15 PM
11/21 - @ Somerset - 4:15 PM
11/29 - St. Croix Central - 4:15 PM
BASKETBALL - OMS Boys
BASKETBALL - Girls C & JV
BASKETBALL - Girls Varsity
11/29 - @ Ellsworth - 5:45 PM
BASKETBALL - Boys C & JV
11/29 - @ Ellsworth - 7:15 PM
BASKETBALL - Boys Varsity
SPORTS CALENDAR
26
25
27
20
28
21
29
Celebration
*OHS Blessing Basket
22
30
23
*No School - Holiday Break
16
Holiday Concerts (OES)
*OES - 9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
9
2
Friday
31
24
Christmas Eve
17
10
3
Saturday
Notes
Christmas Day *No School - Holiday Break *No School - Holiday Break *No School - Holiday Break *No School - Holiday Break *No School - Holiday Break New Year's Eve
19
Concert (Auditorium)
Winter Concert (OIS Gym)
*OIS - 9:30 AM & 1:30 PM
15
*OMS - 7:00 PM Choir
14
8
Concert (Auditorium)
*OMS - 7:00 PM Band Winter
1
Thursday
Holiday Concert (Auditorium)
13
7
Wednesday
*OHS - 7:30 PM - Choir
12
Holiday Concert (Auditorium)
Fundraiser - 12/5 - 12/16
6
Tuesday
*OHS - 7:30 PM - Band
*OHS - Honors Choir
Monday
*OHS - Blessing Basket
5
18
11
4
Sunday
December 2016
12/1 - @ New Richmond Center - 7:00 PM
12/13 - @ Cumberland Ice Arena - 4:15 PM
12/20 - @ Hayward Sports Center - 2:30 PM
HOCKEY - Girls
12/13 - @ Amery Ice Arena - 7:00 PM
HOCKEY - Boys
12/1 - @ Somerset - 7:00 PM
12/15 - Amery - 7:00 PM
12/17 - Osceola Multi Team - 9:00 AM
12/29 - @ River Falls - 8:00 AM
WRESTLING
12/1 - Prescott - 5:45 PM
12/2 - @ New Richmond - 5:45 pm
12/13 - Siren - 5:45 PM
12/15 - @ Cameron - 5:45 PM
12/29 - @ Glenwood City - 5:00 PM
12/13 - Siren - 7:15 PM
12/15 - @ Cameron - 7:15 PM
12/1 - Amery - 4:00 PM
12/6 - Unity - 4:15 PM
BASKETBALL - OMS Boys
12/5 - Barron - 5:45 PM
12/13 - @ Somerset - 5:45 PM
12/16 - @ Prescott - 5:45 PM
12/28 - @ Rice Lake - 5:45 PM
12/29 - @ Rice Lake - 5:45 PM
12/5 - Barron - 7:15 PM
12/13 - @ Somerset - 7:15 PM
12/16 - @ Prescott - 7:15 PM
12/28 - @ Rice Lake - 7:15 PM
12/29 - @ Rice Lake - 7:15 PM
SPORTS CALENDAR
2
Monday
School Resumes
16
23
30
22
29
Martin Luther King Day
Notes
*OMS - Drama Play Auditions
31
24
17
25
18
26
19
27
In-Service - No Students
20
13
6
Friday
14
7
Saturday
@ Trollhaugen
Winter Formal
*OHS - 8-11 PM
28
Children
Starving
Feed My
*OHS -
21
*OHS -
12
5
Thursday
Powerlifting Meet
11
4
Wednesday
*OHS - Honors Band
10
3
Tuesday
9
*No School - Holiday Break
15
8
New Year's Day
1
Sunday
January 2017
- @ Amery - 4:15 PM
- OMS Match - 4:15 PM
- @ Somerset - 4:30 PM
- @ St. Croix Central - 4:30 PM
-@
-@
-@
-@
NBC Spartan Sports - 7:00 PM
Hobbs Ice Arena - 7:00 PM
Lodge Center Arena - 7:00 PM
NBC Spartan Sports - 7:00 PM
1/31 - @ New Richmond Sports - 7:00 PM
HOCKEY - OHS - GIRLS
1/10
1/12
1/17
1/24
HOCKEY - OHS - BOYS
1/10
1/16
1/19
1/27
WRESTLING - OMS
1/14 - @ Stillwater - 10:00 AM
1/20 - @ Durand - 4:30 PM
1/27 - Osceola Invite - 5:00 PM
1/28 - JV @ St. Croix Central - 10:00 AM
WRESTLING - OHS
1/3 - 1st Day of Practice - 3:30 PM
1/17 - Amery - 4:15 PM
1/26 - @ Amery - 4:15 PM
BASKETBALL - OMS Girls
1/3 - @ Amery - 5:45 PM
1/13 - @ Ellsworth - 5:45 PM
1/24 - @ Somerset - 5:45 PM
1/27 - @ Prescott - 5:45 PM
1/3 - @ Amery - 7:15 PM
1/6 - @ Unity - 7:15 PM
1/13 - @ Ellsworth - 7:15 PM
1/24 - @ Somerset - 7:15 PM
1/27 - @ Prescott - 7:15 PM
1/6 - Amery - 5:45 PM
1/16 - Hayward - 5:45 PM
1/17 - @ Baldwin-Woodville - 5:45 PM
1/20 - Ellsworth - 5:45 pm
1/31 - Cameron - 5:45 PM
1/3 - Unity - 7:15 PM
1/6 - Amery - 7:15 PM
1/16 - Hayward - 7:15 PM
1/31 - Cameron - 7:15 PM
SPORTS CALENDAR
Monday
20
27
26
Presidents' Day
Test for all Juniors
*OHS - Wellness Week
*OHS - Wellness Week
22
15
23
16
24
*OMS - Drama
Play (Auditorium)
*OMS - Drama
25
18
Play (Auditorium)
In-Service - No Students
17
*OHS - FBLA-PBL Week
11
Notes
*OHS - ACT Plus Writing
Star Events (UW-Stout)
28
21
Valentine's Day
*OHS - FCCLA Regional
No School - President's Day
19
14
Solo & Ensemble (Amery)
13
*OMS - 4:00-9:00 PM
9
8
Leadership Conf.
(St. Croix Central)
*OES - Child Devel. Days
4
Saturday
*OHS - FBLA Reg.
10
3
Friday
2/1/17 - 4/28/17
*OES - Child Devel. Days
2
Groundhog Day
Thursday
*Open Enrollment -
ZAPS ACT Prep
*OHS - 12:30-6:00 PM
1
Wednesday
NHS/Red Cross Bloodmobile
7
Tuesday
*OHS - 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM
6
12
5
Sunday
February 2017
2/2 - @ Superior Ice Arena- 6:00 PM
2/7 - @ New Richmond Sports - 7:00 PM
HOCKEY - OHS - GIRLS
2/7 - @ Baldwin United Civic Ctr. - 7:00 PM
HOCKEY - OHS - BOYS
WRESTLING - OMS
2/4 - @ Amery - 9:30 AM
2/11 - Regionals @ St. Croix Central-10:30 AM
WRESTLING -0HS
2/2 - @ Somerset - 4:15 PM
GIRLS BASKETBALL - OMS
2/2 - Amery - 5:45 PM
2/9 - Grantsburg - 5:45 PM
2/2 - Amery - 7:15 PM
2/6 - @ Clayton - 7:15 PM
2/9 - Grantsburg - 7:15 PM
2/9 - @ Amery - 5:45 PM
2/20 - Bloomer - 5:45 PM
2/9 - @ Amery - 7:15 PM
2/20 - Bloomer - 7:15 PM
SPORTS CALENDAR
Annual Notice Continued -- Homeless Children
The McKinney-Vento Act defines homeless children and youth (twenty-one years of age and younger) as:
• Children and youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, and includes children and youth who
are:
• sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason (sometimes referred
to as double-up);
• living in motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds due to lack of alternative adequate accommodations;
• living in emergency or transitional shelters;
• abandoned in hospitals; or
• awaiting foster care placement.
• Children and youth who have a primary nighttime residence that is a public or private place not designated for, or ordinarily
used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings.
• Children and youth who are living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train
stations, or similar settings.
• Migratory children who qualify as homeless because they are living in circumstances described above.
If you are personally aware of or are acquainted with any children who may qualify according to the above criteria, the
School District of Osceola provides the following assurances to parents of homeless children:
• The local district staff person (liaison) for homeless children is Peggy Weber, Principal of the Osceola Elementary School.
• There shall be immediate enrollment and school participation, even if educational and medical records and proof of
residency are not available.
• All educational opportunities and related opportunities for homeless students (preschool to age 21), including unaccompanied
youth, shall be the same as for the general student population.
• Enrollment and transportation rights, including transportation to the school of origin shall be possible. “School of origin” is
defined as the school the child attended when permanently housed or when last enrolled.
• Written explanation of why a homeless child is places other than in a school of origin or school requested by the parent,
with the right to appeal within the local dispute resolution process.
• Meaningful opportunities for parents to participate in the
education of their children. These shall include: special notices of events, parent-teacher conferences, newsletters, and
access to student records.
Please contact Peggy Weber, homeless liaison for the School DIstrict of Osceola at 715-294-3457 for additional information
about homeless issues.
2009 Wisconsin Act 95 Indoor Environmental Quality Management Plan
The Osceola School District can use a website, student handbook, local newspaper, or other appropriate means to notify
students, staff, and the community that the district has an IEQ management plan in place. This annual publication is part of
the Osceola School District’s communication plan within the IEQ Management plan.
The Osceola School District would like to inform staff, students, parents, and the public of the district’s indoor environmental
quality (IEQ) management plan. The plan was initially developed in 2013 and is reviewed as necessary. The plan was developed
as deemed appropriate for the district. Questions and concerns should be directed to the IEQ Coordinator. Copies of the plan
are available at the district office for a fee. The district office is located at 331 Middle School Drive, Osceola, WI, 54020.
Asbestos Notification
In compliance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response
Act (AHERA), this is notice that the Osceola School District has an Asbestos Management Plan at the school district office.
The plan is available for inspection by the public, parents, and district employees. The district performs six month periodic
surveillance of asbestos in January and July and full re-inspections every three years. For more information please contact the
district office.
Notice of Child Find Activity
The school district is required to locate, identify, and evaluate all children, with disabilities, including children with disabilities
attending private schools in the school district, and homeless children. The process of locating, identifying, and evaluating
children with disabilities is known as child find. The school district conducts the following child find activities each year. This
notice informs parents of the records the school district will develop and maintain as part of its child find activities. This notice
also informs parents of their rights regarding any records developed.
The school district gathers personally identifiable information on any child who participates in child find activities. Parents,
teachers, and other professionals provide information to the school related to the child’s academic performance, behavior,
and health. This information is used to determine whether the child needs special education services. Personally identifiable
information directly related to a child and maintained by the school is a pupil record. Pupil records include records maintained
in any way including, but not limited to, computer storage media, video and audiotape, film, microfilm, and microfiche.
Records maintained for personal use by a teacher and not available to others and records available only to persons involved
in the psychological treatment of a child are not pupil records.
The school district maintains several classes of pupil records.
•”Progress records” include grades, courses the child has taken, the child’s attendance record, immunization records,
required lead screening records, and records of school extra-curricular activities. Progress records must be maintained for at
least five years after the child ceases to be enrolled.
•””Behavioral records” include such records as psychological tests, personality evaluations, records of conversations, written
statements relating specifically to the pupil’s behavior, tests relating specifically to achievement or measurement of ability,
physical health records other than immunization and lead screening records, law enforcement officers’ records, and other
pupil records that are not “progress records.” Law enforcement officers’ records are maintained separately from other pupil
records. Behavioral records may be maintained for no longer than one year after the child graduates or otherwise ceases
to be enrolled, unless the parent specifies in writing that the records may be maintained for a longer period of time. The
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school district informs parents when pupil records are no longer needed to provide special education. At the request of the
child’s parents, the school district destroys the information that is no longer needed.
•”Directory data” includes the student’s name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, major field of study,
participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of
attendance, photographs, degrees and awards received, and the name of the school most recently previously attended
by the student.
•”Pupil physical health records” include basic health information about a pupil, including the pupil’s immunization records,
an emergency medical card, a log of first aid and medicine administered to the pupil, an athletic permit card, a record
concerning the pupil’s ability to participate in an education program, any required lead screening records, the results of
any routine screening test, such as for hearing, vision or scoliosis, and any follow-up to the test, and any other basic health
information, as determined by the state superintendent. Any pupil record relating to a pupil’s physical health that is not a
pupil physical health record is treated as a patient health care record under sections 146.81 to 146.84, Wisconsin Statutes.
Any pupil record concerning HIV testing is treated as provided under section 252.15, Wisconsin Statutes.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), and section
118.125, Wisconsin Statutes, afford parents and students over 18 years of age (“eligible students”) the following rights with
respect to education records:
•The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of receipt of the request. Parents or
eligible students should submit to the school principal a written request that identifies the records(s) they wish to inspect.
The principal will make arrangements for access and notify the parent or eligible student of the time and place where
the records may be inspected. The school district will comply with the request without unnecessary delay and before any
meeting about an individualized education program, or any due process hearing, and in no case more than 45 days after
the request has been made. If any record includes information on more than one child, the parents of those children have
the right to inspect and review only the information about their child or to be informed of that specific information. Upon
request, the school district will give a parent or eligible student a copy of the progress records and a copy of the behavioral
records. Upon request, the school district will give the parent or eligible student a list of the types and locations of education
records collected, maintained, or used by the district for special education. The school district will respond to reasonable
requests for explanations and interpretations of the records. A representative of the parent may inspect and review the
records.
•The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or eligible student believes is
inaccurate or misleading. Parents or eligible students may ask the Osceola School District to amend a record that they
believe is inaccurate or misleading. They should write the school principal, clearly identify the part of the record they
want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If the district decides not to amend the record, the district
will notify the parent or eligible student of the decision and the right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment.
Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the parent or eligible student when notified of
the right to a hearing.
•The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information in the student’s education records, except to
the extent that federal and state law authorize disclosure without consent. The exceptions are stated in 34 CFR 99.31,
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act regulations; Sec. 9528, PL107-110, No Child Left Behind Act of 2001; and
section 118.125(2)(a) to (m) and sub. (2m), Wisconsin Statutes. One exception that permits disclosure without consent is
disclosures to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the district as
an administrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member (including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit
personnel); a person serving on the school board; a person or company with whom the district has contracted to perform
a special task (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or therapist); or a parent or student serving on an official
committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his
or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the district discloses education records without consent to officials of another
school district in which a student seeks or intends to enroll. Also the district discloses “directory data” without consent, unless
the parent notifies the district that it may not be released without prior parental consent.
•The right to file a complaint with the U. S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the District to comply
with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the Office that administers FERPA is: Family Policy Compliance
Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, S.W., Washington, DC 20202-4605.
Notice to Parents and Individuals Required to Make Referrals
Upon request, the school district is required to evaluate a child for eligibility for special education services. A request for
evaluation is known as a referral. When the district receives a referral, the district will appoint an Individualized Education
Program (IEP) team to determine if the child has a disability, and if the child needs special education services. The district
locates, identifies, and evaluates all children with disabilities who are enrolled by their parents in private (including religious)
schools, elementary schools and secondary schools located in the school district.
A physician, nurse, psychologist, social worker, or administrator of a social agency who reasonably believes a child brought
to him or her for services is a child with a disability has a legal duty to refer the child, including a homeless child, to the
school district in which the child resides. Before referring the child, the person making the referral must inform the child’s
parent that the referral will be made.
Others, including parents, who reasonably believe a child is a child with a disability may also refer the child, including a
homeless child, to the school district in which the child resides.
Referrals must be in writing and include the reason why the person believes the child is a child with a disability. A referral
may be made by contacting Carson McEvoy, School Psychologist, School District of Osceola, at 715-294-4180, or by writing
him at 1029 Oak Ridge Drive, Osceola, WI 54020.
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“Providing inspiration and opportunities for young and old alike!”
In This Issue . . .
Community Education
Driver’s Education
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DNR Snowmobile Safety
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Kaleidoscope Dance Studio
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Community Ed Registration Form
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Visit www.osceola.k12.wi.us click on Community Ed for complete listings and registration forms
Community Ed is offering a fun variety of classes this fall. Visit www.osceola.k12.wi.us click on
Community Ed to view the full catalog of fall classes for youth and adults. New classes are always
being added! Interested in teaching a class through Osceola community Ed? E-mail
[email protected].
Big news! Osceola Community Ed is moving the Rustic Road
Fun Run to June! The 5k and 10k run will now be a part of the
Osceola Rhubarb Days! June 3, 2017. Same great race, new
date! Thank you to all our runners and volunteers! We look
forward to you joining us in June 2017!
Osceola Community Ed
Fall Driver’s Education
An Intro to Pet Care
September 27 6:30 -8:00pm OHS LGI
As of publication of this
newsletter the Fall Driver’s Ed
class dates have not been set.
Dates will be posted closer to
September. Classes will be
weekdays in October and
November, from 3:30 to 6:30
and may conflict with Fall sports.
Class will be held in room 110 at Osceola High School. cost
for Driver’s Education is $115 for the classroom portion and
$240 for Behind-the-Wheel driving.
Free - Sponsored by the Arnell Humane Society
Want to learn how to care for your pet? Join Tammi Larson
of Tammi’s Wildlife Rehab and learn responsible care and
how to choose a pet that best works for you and your lifestyle. Please register with Community Ed by September 22,
call 715-294-4601 or e-mail [email protected].
Check www.osceola.k12.wi.us click on Community Ed and
check out the Driver’s Education page or for more details
visit Ms. Kaiser’s teacher page https://sites.google.com/a/
osceolak12.org/ms-kaiser/driver-s-ed.
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Clean Your Plate: A 10-Day Nourished Eating
Program
Free Introductory Class - October 6, 6:30pm
OHS Library
While there are so many different dietary recommendations
out there, one school of advice remains consistent: eat your
fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and healthy fats. Building
The two class sessions are on Thursday, October 20th and
Thursday, November 3rd. Both classes begin at 6:30PM and
must be taken together. Class fee is $20 per person. Please
register by October 3rd to attend the October 6th class.
Call 715-294-4601 or e-mail [email protected].
October 18, 4;00- 8pm OHS Library
The class helps seniors refresh their physical and mental
driving skills and may result in an insurance reduction. You’ll
keep the completely new and insightful driving safety
manual for reference in your home. There are 14 all new
instructional videos shown throughout the class, too. Instructors: Mary Nelson & Rich Hustad Call Mary at 715-825-2239
with questions. Fee: $15.00 AARP members $20.00 nonAARP members
Piano Lessons with Jared Mielke of
kNOW Studio
After School at OIS on Tuesdays and Thursdays
Jared Mielke returns to Osceola Community Ed this year for
private after school piano lessons. His lessons are designed
to enhance a student’s love and understanding of music.
Students will grow in musical abilities and learn the elements
of music composition. Jared’s lessons are open to beginners and advanced students. Contact Jared Mielke at
[email protected] to get your lesson scheduled and
for tuition information. To learn more about Mr. Mielke’s
piano instruction please visit nowmusicstudio.com.
Hallway Walking
OES & OIS,6:30 -7:30am, and 5;30-8:00 pm,
Daily when school is in session
Cost: FREE Join us Monday – Friday for your walk. Osceola
Elementary School and Osceola Intermediate School have
an “open door” policy for community walkers. Each school
asks your cooperation as you use this FREE service. Feel
free to leave your fall and winter wraps on the coat racks,
chairs, and benches in the school commons when using
OIS. At OES you can use the hallway coat hooks. On fair
weather days you might want to try our track which surrounds the new Robert W. Vesperman Athletic Field with its
rubberized surface. Don’t forget you can also walk on the
Safe Route to School path at Schillberg Park.
Men’s Basketball
6:30 a.m. -7:45a.m, Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays
Cost is $5.00 per participant for the 20162017 school year
Participants should wear comfortable clothes & tennis
shoes and bring their own basketball. Please no food or
gum in gym. Good sportsmanship is expected from all
participants. This is an unsupervised program. No need to
pre-register, but participants must complete the registration
form and include $5.00 fee.
Creative Kids Yoga – Grades Pre-K, K, 1 & 2
Fridays: Sept. 30, Oct. 7, and Oct. 21 After
school to 4:20pm
Osceola Elementary School - Library
Cost: $20.00
Students will have fun
learning new poses &
breathing techniques.
Yoga helps with
concentration, self- esteem,
relaxation, stress managem
ent, creativity and much
more! Yoga has many
benefits but the best is
when the children feel full
of postivity and happiness
leaving each class! Boys
and girls are encouraged
to participate in the
program.
If your child participated in the previous yoga class, they will
learn new techniques and practice previous moves. Please
pickup child promptly at 4:20 or arrange for Kids Klub care.
If your child is in Kids Klub please notify Kids Klub of student’s
enrollment in yoga.
Bring with: Yoga mat (optional) & clothes that allow you to
move. Questions? Contact instructor Holly Cardoni at 651600-6430 [email protected].
Snacks and Smoothies with the Lunch Lady!
September 15, 3:20 to 4:15 OES Art Room
Class fee $15
For grades K -2. Learn to make your own healthy after
school snacks and smoothies. You’ll get recipes and directions on how to assemble these snacks yourself! Class is limited to 15 students, please register early. Please pickup child
promptly at 4:15 or arrange for Kids Klub care. If your child is
in Kids Klub please notify Kids Klub of student’s enrollment in
class. Registration deadline is September 8.
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upon that foundation, Jennifer Lutz, certified Integrative Nu
trition Coach and Wellness Educator, will lead you through
a 10-day program that will help balance the food on your
plate to promote wellness and vitality. Using a whole foods
approach, learn how to gently detox your plate from foods
that can contribute to the expression of chronic illnesses
and diseases – leaving you feeling tired, run down, and
void of energy. You will be working on cutting out all sugar,
processed foods, and other foods that can contribute to
imbalanced blood sugar and chronic inflammation. The
free introductory evening to this class is on Thursday, October 6 at 6:30 PM.
Pumpkin Painting
October 27, 3:20 to 4:15 OES Art Room
Class fee is $15
Community Education
For grades K -2. Create a no guts Halloween pumpkin! Let
your creativity flow! Be sure to dress for mess, we’ll be using
paints. Class islimited to 15 students, please register early.
Please pickup child promptly at 4:15 or arrange for Kids Klub
care. If your child is in Kids Klub please notify Kids Klub of
student’s enrollment in class. Registration deadline is Oct 18.
Thankful Tree
November 17, 3:20 to 4:15 OES Art Room
Class fee is $15
For grades K -2. Create your very own fingerprint Thankful
Tree masterpiece. You will take home your art work and
enjoy a special Thanksgiving treat! Dress for mess! Class is
limited to 15 students, please register early. Please pickup child promptly at 4:15 or arrange for Kids Klub
care. If your child is in Kids Klub please notify Kids Klub of
student’s enrollment in class. Registration deadline is November 8.
Cookies and Cocoa
December 20, 3:20 to 4:15 OES Art Room
Class fee is $15
For grades K -2. In this class students will make some fun hot
chocolate gifts and enjoy a cookie (or two!). Dress for mess!
Class is limited to 15 students, please register early. Please
enrollment in class Registration deadline is December 14.
Dodgeball grades 3, 4 & 5
Choose from 2 sessions - Tuesdays: Sept. 20,
27, Oct. 4 and 11 or
Thursdays: Sept. 15, 22, 29, and Oct. 6 3:15
-4:20
$20 per session. Please sign up for only one session per student.
Duck, dip, dive and dodge! In this fun and energetic program students will learn the basics of dodgeball and a few
new games to play. Program is open to boys and girls. Students will use the softer gator balls. Lead by instructor Adam
Lushanko. Register by September 12. This program will fill up
quickly. Each session is limited to 20 students.
Creative Kids Yoga – Grades 3, 4, & 5
Fridays: Oct. 28, Nov. 4 and Nov. 18 After
school to 4:15 pm
Osceola Intermediate School - Music Room
Cost: $20.00
Students will have fun learning new poses & breathing
techniques. Yoga helps with concentration, self- esteem,
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relaxation, stress management, creativity and much more!
Yoga has many benefits but the best is when the children
feel full of positivity and happiness leaving each class! Boys
and girls are encouraged to participate in the program. If
your child participated in the previous yoga class, they will
learn new techniques and practice previous moves. Please
enrollment in yoga.
Bring with: Yoga mat (optional) & clothes that allow you to
move. Questions? Contact instructor Holly Cardoni at 651600-6430 [email protected]
Heart to Heart: Mother/Tween Daughter
Communication & Wellness Workshop
Saturday, November 5th from 9AM – 11AM.
Cost for each mom and daughter(s) is $25
Every relationship exists largely in communication and the
mother/tween-daughter relationship is no different. And
moms, just as we feel it’s hard to talk with our girls at times,
they feel the same way about talking with us. And let’s be
real, sometimes we all feel like we’re talking at each other
instead of with each other.
In this workshop, learn more about how and why we communicate the way that we do. Learning more about where
our communication comes from enables us to learn new
ways to express ourselves without meltdowns, shouting
and eyerolls (and not just from the tweens). Use these new
insights to engage in some age-relevant topics including puberty, healthy body habits, self-care, wellness and nutrition
and peer relationships. This relationship-building workshop
will provide the tools needed to have meaningful, connected communication that will help strengthen the very special
mother/daughter bond. The recommended ages for this
workshop are girls in grades 5-8. Register with Community Ed
by November 1.
If you have specific questions, please email the facilitator,
Jennifer Lutz, at [email protected]
DNR Snowmobile Safety Certification
October 24, 25, and 27 (Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday)
REGISTRATION: Please register at class or
online at https://gowild.wi.gov/
WHO: Children 11 ½ years – adult should take this course. Anyone born on or after January 1, 1985 must have this training & certification to
legally operate a machine. Students who will turn 12 years
prior to Feb. 1, 2017 and older are encouraged to attend.
Adults are welcome to join this course as well. No Food or
Beverages are allowed in the LGI so please have dinner
before arriving at class.
NOTE: Beginning with Jan. 1, 2002, Snowmobile Season anyone born after Jan. 1, 1985, is required to have this course
certification in order to legally operate a snowmobile in WI
as per the DNR office. This certification is only valid in the
State of Wisconsin.
KALEIDOSCOPE ‘No Frills’ Dance & Tumbling plus Hip-Hop
Our Dance classes are 45 minute music, rhythm, tumbling & (ballet, jazz & tap) dance appreciation class is for pre-school
age (3, 4 & 5 years) through 9th Grade. This is a weekly program offered on TUESDAYS, starting after school. The cost for
Dance is $40 for each 4 class session. Hip-Hop Dance. This 25 minute class is for students in grades K - 9. The cost for HipHop is $20 for every 4 class session. All Classes are open to boys and girls. Want to take both? When your child enrolls in
both Dance and Hip-Hop the cost $50 every 4 class session. Save $10 per 4 week session!
Registration is limited to a minimum/maximum enrollment of 8/16 students per class. Registration will be taken on a 1st
paid 1st serve basis. This is an ongoing weekly program offered throughout the school year from September 14 – March
7. Payments are due on the first day of each 4-class session. Classes are open to boys and girls. A spring recital is will be
scheduled TBA and held at the OHS Auditorium.
Dance fees are due the 1st class of each 4-session period: 9.13, 10.12, 11.9, 12.7, 1.11, 2.8. Checks should be made out
to Osceola Community Education and are not reduced for missed classes. Payments can also be made on-line via e-funds.
www.osceola.k12.wi.us, click on Payments. Payments can be made monthly or in advance. If student is in Kids Klub, please
inform Kids Klub of enrollment in dance. For more information about Kaleidoscope Dance please visit www.dancekaleidoscope.com See schedule below.
2016 -2017 School Year Schedule Classes Begin TUESDAY, September 13th @ OES Room 135 (Music Room)
Session 1(Sept): 9.13, 9.20, 9.27 & 10.4 Session 2 (Oct.): 10.11, 10.18, 10.25, 11.1 Session 3 (Nov.): 11.8, 11.15, 11.22, 11.29 Session 4 (Dec.): 12.6, 12.13, 12.20, 1.3 Session 5 (Jan.): 1.10, 1.17, 1.24, 1.31 Session 6(Feb.): 2.7, 2.14, 2.21, 2.28 Session 7 (Mar.)
3.7, 3.14, 3.21, 3.28 Rehearsal and recital is TBA. Recital will be at OHS Auditorium. Details to follow.
Time
Ages
Dance
3:30 – 4:15
Kindergarten
Ballet, Jazz & Tap
(Arrangements must be made for after school (3:10 to 3:30)
4:15 – 4:40
K-2nd Grade Hip Hop
4:40 – 5:20
1st & 2nd Grade
Ballet, Jazz & Tap
5:20 – 6:10
Pre-School
Ballet, Tap & Tumbling
6:10 - 6:55
3rd & 4th Grade Ballet, Jazz & Tap
6:55 – 7:20
3rd & 4th Grade
Hip Hop
6:55 – 7:20
5th - 9th Grade
Hip Hop
7:20 – 8:20
5th – 9h Grade
Ballet, Jazz & Tap
This schedule is subject to change based on weather disruptions and other unknowns at this time. Questions, call Community Ed. at 294-2127 Ext. 407 or e-mail [email protected].
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------KALIEDOSCOPE No Frills Dance Registration Form
Student Name____________________________________ Age _____ Grade______Teacher__________________________
Registering for: Dance ($40) _________
Hip-Hop ($20) _________
Both ($50)
________
Parent/Guardian Name__________________________________________E-mail___________________________________
Address __________________________________________________Preferred Phone #_______________________
I understand that photos may be taken of Osceola Community Education classes and may be printed in Osceola School
District publications and/or on the district’s website for public view.
_____ I hereby GIVE permission to publish photos and/or works of myself, or my child for Osceola Community Education publications and/or on the district’s webpage.
_____ I hereby DO NOT give permission to publish photos of myself or those of my child for Osceola Community Education
publications and/or on the district’s webpage.
Release from Liability: I agree that all activities undertaken by my child as part of this program are taken at our own risk. I
further agree that the Osceola School District and Kaleidoscope Dance Studio shall not be liable for any personal injury,
property loss or damage arising from our participation in this program and as a result of the negligence of the School District, its agents or employees. Accordingly, I express release and discharge the School District from all such liability claims. I
understand that my signature is required before my child is allowed to participate in this program. I have read this agreement carefully and know and understand its contents.
Parent/Guardian Signature _________________________
Date_________________________
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The Kaleidoscope Dance Studio staff returns to teach Dance in Osceola! This “No Frills” dance program provides professional instruction of Kaleidoscope Dance Studio classes without the added expense of costumes.
COMMUNITY ED REGISTRATION FORM
1111 Oak Ridge Drive
Osceola, WI 54020
Comm. Ed Director: Dani Pratt
Phone: 715-294-2127, Ext. 407
Email: [email protected]
Visit www.osceola.k12.wi.us and click on the Community Ed link for updated information.
Community Education
To register for an Osceola Community Education class:
Fill out a registration form.
Use a separate check or money order for each class.
Mail the form and payment to: Community Education
P.O. Box 128
Osceola, WI 54020
Registration Form
Name ____________________________________________ Parent/Guardian (if under 18)____________________________________
School Attending_______________________________ Grade: ___________ Teacher: __________________________
____ Male ____ Female
Age: ____
Address_______________________________________________ City ___________________________ Zip _____________
Phone (Home) ______________________ (Cell) _______________________
Class Name
Email _____________________
Class Date
Class Time
*Fee Enclosed
*Separate check required for each different class. (Payable to Community Education)
Release from Liability
I agree that all activities undertaken by myself or by my child as part of this program are taken at our own risk. I further agree that the Osceola School District shall not be liable for any personal injury, property loss or damage arising from our participation in this program and as a result of the negligence of the School District, its agents or employees. Accordingly, express release and discharge the School District from all such liability claims.
I understand that my signature is required before my child or I are allowed to participate in this program. I have read this agreement carefully and know and understand its contents.
Signature Parent or guardian if under 18
Date I understand that photos may be taken of Osceola Community Education classes and may be
printed in Osceola School District publications and/or on the district’s website for public view.
I hereby give permission to publish photos and/or works of myself, or my child for
Osceola Community Education publications and/or on the district’s webpage.
I hereby do not give permission to publish photos of myself or those of my child for
Osceola Community Education publications and/or on the district’s webpage.
Signature Parent or guardian if under 18
Date
Office Use Only
Date Check # Total Rec’d Cash Rec’d By **You must give 2 weeks notice to withdraw from a class and receive a refund for the class fee.**
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Class 1 (6:30 – 9 PM) Classroom
Instruction. Students are asked to
bring a sharpened pencil and writing
paper to take notes. Are parent or
guardian is required to be in attendance
the first night.
Class 2 (6:30 – 9 PM) Classroom Instruction Students
are asked to bring their workbook, a sharpened
pencil and writing paper to take notes. The instructor
will collect a $10.00 DNR fee at this classroom session
to cover the cost of materials and certificate. Payable to Duane Wolter. A parent/guardian signature
is required on the child’s registration.
Class 3 (6:30 – *8 PM*) Complete classroom instruction & Test. Students are asked to bring their workbook, a sharpened pencil and writing paper to take
and review notes before testing. Parents are asked
to be prompt in the delivery & 8:00 PM early pick-up
of their child this night.
Sat. TBA Trail Grooming will take place in late fall after farm crops have been harvested. Students will be
given this date activity information at school through
their morning announcements. They and their parents will be responsible to meet at 9 AM @ Osceola
High School main entrance. This is a required course
activity.
Thank you to Community Ed instructors,
volunteers and participants. A special
thank you to Courtesy Corporation and
RCU-Osceola branch for supporting
Osceola Community Education.
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26
30
No School-Labor
No School-Labor
Day Day
Inservice/No
Students
Inservice/No
Students
Oct 10
3 1Oct 13
Oct 13
107 8Oct 15
14 15Oct 15
Oct 14
17
21
22
Oct 17
24
Oct 16
28 29
31
Parent/Tchr
Conf. 3:45-7:45
Parent/Tchr
Conf. 3:45-7:45
Parent/Tchr
Conf. 3:45-7:45
Inservice/No
Students
Inservice/No
Students
Parent/Tchr
Conf. 3:45-7:45
No
School
-Fall
No School Fall Break Break
Community Education
Duane Wolter and other adult volunteers will conduct this DNR Certification course. Checks should
be made out to Duane Wolter not to the DNR.
Please bring a pen or pencil, highlighter, and notebook to class. Parents are asked to be prompt in the
delivery & pick-up of their child all 3 evenings. Any
disruptive behavior from students will not be tolerated and the parent will be called to come and pick
up his/her child.
November 2015
November 2016
5
2
9
19
16
26
23
6
3
10
20
17
27
24
7
Nov 13
Inservice/No Students
4 5
Nov 11
Nov 26-27
No School - Thanksgiving Break
11 12
Nov 23-25
No School - Thanksgiving Break
21
18 19
28
25 26
11 12 13 14
30
December 2015
December 2016
1
6 47 58
13 11
14 12
15
20 18
21 19
22
27 25
28 26
29
2
69
16
13
23
20
30
27
3
10
7
17
14
24
21
31
28
52 3Dec Dec
23-Jan
1
No
- Holiday
Break Break
23-Jan
2 School
No School
- Holiday
129 10
19
16 17
26
23 24
29 30 31
4
1
11
8
18
15
25
22
January
2016
January
2017
1 26 7Jan 4
1 2 3
4 5
Jan 3
3 84 95 106 117 12
8 13
9 14Jan 22
Jan 20
10 15
11 16
12 17
13 18
14 19
15 16
20 21
17 22
18 23
19 24
20 25
21 26
22 23
27 28
24 29
25 30
26 31
27 28 29 30
31
February 2017
1 2
February 2016
51 62 73 84 9
5
12 13 14 15 16
7 8 9 10 11 12
19 20 21 22 23
14 15 16 17 18 19
26 27 28
21 22 23 24 25 26
March 2017
28 29
1 2
5 6 7
8 9
March 2016
12 13 14 15 16
1 2 3 4
19 20 21 22 23
6 7 8 9 10 11
26 27 28 29 30
13 14 15 16 17 18
2017
20 21 22 April
23 24
25
27 28 29 30 31
2 3 4
5 6
April 2016
9 10
11 12 13
1
16 17 18 19 20
3 234 245 256 267 27
8
10 30
11 12 13 14 15
17 18 19 20 21 22
May 2017
24 25 26 27 28 29
1 2
3 4
May
7 8 92016
10 11
1 142 153 164 175 18
6
8 219 22
10 23
11 24
12 25
13
15 28
16 23
17 30
18 31
19 20
29
22 23 24 June
25 26
27
2017
29 23
30 31
1
4 June
5 62016
7
11 12 131 14
2
18
19
20
21
5 6 7 8 9
12 25
13 26
14 27
15 28
16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
8
15
3
22
10
17
29
24
3
4
Feb 17
10
Feb 20
6 11Feb 12
17 18
13
Feb 15
24 25
20
27
3 4
Mar 2
10 11
Mar 17
17 18
5
Mar 3
24 25
12
Mar 4
31
19
Mar 25-28
26
1
Apr 13
7 8
Apr 14-17
14 15
2 22April 22
21
9 29
28
16
23
30
5 6
May 19
12 13
May 29
7 20May 20
19
14
26 27May 30
21
28
2 3
June 1
9 10
June 2
16
4 17June 2
23
24
11
18
June 3
30
25
School
Resumes
School
Resumes
Inservice/No
Students
Inservice/No
Students
No School
-President's Day
Inservice/No
Students
No School President's Day
Parent/Tchr Conf. 3:45-7:45
Parent/Tchr Conf. 3:45-7:45
No School - Easter Break
No School-Easter Break
Graduation
No School - Memorial Day
Graduation
No School - Memorial Day
Student Last Day
In-Service/No Students
Last Day of School/Students until noon
Staff Inservice 12:3:45
Inservice/Floating Prof Devlp
1 days
2
Inclement weather
will be made up at the discretion of the School Board.
Student Contact Days 176, Instructional ct 173 days
Inclement weather days will be made up at the discretion of the School Board.
Student Contact Days 176.
OSCEOLA AQUATIC CENTER
Please visit www.osceola.k12.wi.us for Aquatic Center schedules,
rates & rentals, and classes. Click on the POOL tab.
Community Education
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NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
OSCEOLA, WI
54020
PERMIT NO. 30
Osceola District Office
331 Middle School Drive, P.O. Box 128
Osceola, WI 54020
Phone: 715-294-4140
Fax: 715-294-2428
ECRWSS
Postal Patron
World class education with a small town feel
www.osceola.k12.wi.us
Osceola School District - Chieftains
School Board
Board President
Board Vice-President
Board Clerk
Board Treasurer
Board Director
Superintendent
Timm Johnson
Craig Brunclik
Pete Kammerud
Rosanne Anderson
Keri Uzpen
Mark Luebker
Schools
High School
1111 Oak Ridge Dr.
715-294-2127
Middle School
1029 Oak Ridge Dr.
715-294-4180
Intermediate School
949 Education Avenue
715-294-2800
Elementary School
250 10th Avenue E.
715-294-3457

Chieftain News - Osceola School District

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