2015 09 September District Newsletter

Haverling News
Bath Central School District 25 Ellas Avenue Bath, New York 14810 607.776.3301 www.bathcsd.org
September 2015
Residents Enjoy Summer Aquatic
Programs in District Pool
M
ore than 300 residents ranging in age from
infant to adult participated in aquatic programs held in the High School pool. The district’s
popular Summer Swimming Program offered
Tiny Tots and Red Cross Levels 1-6 swimming lessons, diving instruction, water aerobics and Aqua
Zumba exercise classes and lap swim sessions.
Students also trained to become certified life
guards through Guard Start lifeguard training
and water safety instructor courses.
The program is directed by Physical Education Teachers Sheri Neu and Shawn Wheeler and
staffed by Haverling students who are certified
lifeguards.
Left: Lifeguards Mikayla Rowland, Mikenna Carpenter and Brady Derrick help even the youngest swimmers feel
comfortable in the water through fun activities such as swimming through a hula hoop. Right: Mikenna Carpenter
demonstrates the proper stroke as she helps a young swimmer.
School starts Tuesday, September 8!
Superintendent’s Column
D
ear Community,
We look forward to the 2015-16 school year
with great excitement. Another successful summer has concluded for our programs, including
driver education, swimming and much more.
During the summer, our staff completed many
trainings and student schedules and prepared for
the new year. Fall athletic practices are already
underway. In addition, the summer maintenance
and cleaning crews have worked hard on many
projects to keep our school looking great in the
midst of much activity.
As you will read in upcoming communication from your school’s principal, some of our
administrators have taken new positions in the
district. Due to recent retirements and cutting
back of other BOCES services, we have been able
to restructure our administrative team to address
some needs for all of our schools, including the
new state APPR requirements for independent
evaluators. More importantly, this has all been
accomplished without increasing our administrative budget for this school year. Additionally,
we are working to restore the adult education
courses for our community and provide more
direct support for our special education programs.
Changes include former High School Principal
Randy Brzezinski becoming the director of educational services; former Middle School Principal
Michael Siebert moving to the High School as
principal; former Middle School Assistant Principal Jennifer D’Abbracci being promoted to
Middle School principal; and former special education teacher Tuesday Mishook becoming the
Committee on Special Education chairperson for
the district. VEW Assistant Principal Jason deJong
left the district to take another position closer to
his home. At the time of this writing, the assistant
principal vacancies at VEW and the Middle School
have not been filled. More updates will be announced to the community as replacements are
appointed by the Board of Education.
In other news, the Parent Portal is expanding.
Many of you may recall that at Open House last
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School starts Tuesday, September 8!
September, there were opportunities for you to
register for access to the new Parent Portal. This
portal allowed many of you electronic access to
your child’s report card, schedule and real-time
attendance and disciplinary reports, as well as
copies of many important documents such as
handbooks, classroom standards and expectations and much more. This has been just one
more way of trying to create a positive parent/
teacher relationship with many avenues for communication. We are planning to have several stations set up at this year’s Open House to increase
registration.
Additionally, we will have live demonstrations
for those who may be interested in viewing the
portal’s capabilities.
This year, parents will receive fewer paper mailings than in previous years. As announced last
year, the district will use the portal as a method
of cost-savings by allowing us to eliminate printing costs and postage fees associated with traditional paper reports. We are asking parents to
use the portal for communication. Please contact
the main office at your child’s school if you wish
to continue to receive traditional mailings and
paper communication. Traditional methods will
be available for parents who do not have access
to the internet. Please call the main office at your
child’s school for more information on this important communication tool.
Finally, please take the time with your child to
reaffirm your commitment to his or her education. Your encouragement, active involvement
and established expectations promote a successful educational experience for everyone. It
is essential that parents, teachers and students
maintain a successful home/school team approach to education.
Continued on page 3.
www.BATHCSD.org
Superintendent’s Message,
continued
Important School Dates
to Note
We ask parents to continue to:
• Establish homework as a top priority for their
children.
Send your children a very clear message: You
expect them to do their best work.
• Reinforce the behavioral expectations of the
school. Let your child know that you will provide addi tional consequences at home if he or she mis behaves in school.
• Communicate regularly with our teachers,
especially when there are concerns!
We ask students that they continue to always:
• Be in school
• Do their best
• Be respectful.
September
9/2______ Conference day, No school for students
Fourth-Grade Orientation, 5:00 p.m.
Freshmen Orientation, 7:00 p.m.
9/3______ Conference day, No school for students
9/7______________________________ Labor Day
9/8_______________________ First day of school
9/17______________ Board of Education meeting,
6:30 p.m., District Office
9/22________________ Picture day, grades PreK-3
9/23___________________ Picture day, grades 4-6
VEW Primary School Open House,
6:00-7:00 p.m.
DLL Middle School Open House,
6:30-7:30 p.m.
9/24______Picture day, grades 7-11/senior retakes
Class of 2016 photo, 7:30 a.m.
9/29_________ HS college fair, 6:00-7:30 p.m., gym
High School Open House, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
As always, please feel free to contact me with
any questions or concerns. Enjoy the remainder of the summer and have a great start to the
school year!
Respectfully,
Joe Rumsey
Superintendent of Schools
October
10/2-3________________ Homecoming Weekend
10/9____ End of VEW/DLL 5-week marking period
10/12_______________ Columbus Day, No school
10/14____________________________PSAT exam
10/15_____________ Board of Education meeting,
6:30 p.m., VEW cafeteria
10/16__________ High School club/group photos
End of HS first marking period
Bath Central School District
25 Ellas Avenue • Bath, New York 14810
(607) 776-3301 • (607) 776-5021 (fax) • www.bathcsd.org
Board of Education
Michael Mishook, President • Kenneth Gilbert, Vice President
Pamela Cleveland • Amey Rusak • Mark Schlechter • Jennifer Yartym • Scott Ward
Superintendent of Schools
Dana L. Lyon Middle School
Haverling High School
Vernon E. Wightman Primary School
Joseph Rumsey, 776-3301, ext. 1100
Michael Siebert, Principal
776-3301, ext. 2100
Jennifer D’Abbracci, Principal
776-3301, ext. 3100
Deborah Barlow, Principal
776-3301, ext. 5100
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Ninth-grade
Orientation:
September 2
7:00 p.m.
First day of
school:
September 8
Grades 9-11
photos,
senior retakes
and
Class of 2016
group photo:
September 24
College Fair:
September 29
6:00-7:30 p.m.
High School
Open House:
September 29
6:30-7:30 p.m.
A note to High School parents
I
am Michael Siebert, the new principal at the
High School. For the last nine years, I was the
Middle School principal. Before that, I was the
High School assistant principal for three years.
I will really miss working with the staff at the
Middle School, but am looking forward to working in the High School.
It has been a busy summer at Haverling High
School. We continue to have upgrades to our facilities and our building security. We are fortunate
to be able to offer great facilities and programs to
our students. You will have an opportunity to see
our great facilities and meet the High School staff
at Open House on Tuesday, September 29 from
6:30-7:30 p.m. In addition to Open House, the
Guidance Department will host its annual college
fair from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium on the
same evening. Please be sure to mark this date
on your calendar.
It is important for students and parents to understand the school day does not end until 3:00
p.m. Students who are doing well in their classes
and have no Block 6 obligations may leave at
2:14 p.m., but it will be necessary to keep this
time open as students may be required to be in
attendance until 3:00 p.m. whenever they begin
to struggle or get behind in their classes.
To help the first few days run smoothly, please
note these key times and procedures:
7:00 a.m. Doors open. Students may wait in the
lobby. Breakfast is available in the
High School cafeteria.
7:20 a.m. Students allowed in the hallways.
7:30 a.m. Block 1 begins. Students should be in
class prior to 7:30 a.m.
2:14 p.m. End of Block 5 and dismissal for
students not staying for extra help or
having any further obligations.
2:20 p.m. Block 6 begins for extra help and
study time.
3:00 p.m. End of school day.
Freshman/New Student
Orientation is Sept. 2
A
n orientation session for all new
students and incoming freshman and
their parents/guardians will be held on
Wednesday, September 2 at 7:00 p.m. in
the auditorium.
High School staff will focus on the block
schedule and attendance policy, as well as
discuss several other policies and procedures specific to the High School.
Time will allow for questions and a walk
through the building to locate classrooms
and lockers.
All visitors arriving between 7:00 a.m. and 3:30
p.m. must enter through the office. With new
security measures in place, any person gaining
access to the building will need to be buzzed in
through the Main Office. This will be the same
procedure that we followed starting last spring.
Visitors will be asked to sign in and wear a visitor’s badge.
The front circle is limited to school busses only
from 7:00-7:30 a.m. and from 2:00-2:30 p.m. At all
other times, the circle is available for dropping off
or picking up students.
We are excited about the 2015-16 school year
and look forward to working with you and your
children. If you have questions or concerns anytime during the year, please feel free to stop in
the office or call us at 776-4107, ext 2100.
Sincerely,
Michael Siebert,
Principal
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almost any topic related to the school district’s operation.
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Interact Club Receives Citation
A
t a recent Bath Rotary meeting, the Haverling Interact Club received the District Governor’s Citation in recognition of its outstanding
service for the 2014-15 school year. The certificate was signed by Rotary District 7120 Governor
Scott MacDonell.
The local students also were recently recognized by the Bath Rotary Club at one of its
luncheon meetings for the approximately 20
projects and events in which they participated
throughout the year. These included working at
a water station at the Wineglass Marathon, the
Crop Walk, a Halloween Party at VEW Primary
School, a Rotary International video contest, leaf
raking for senior citizens, Coats for Kids, paracord
bracelets and Christmas cards for members of the
military, Spirit of Christmas and Easter Egg Hunt
in Pulteney Park, the Dormann Library Christmas
Party, a second pallet of books for Books of the
World, the school’s recycling project, the Caring
Hearts and Minds of Pro
Action Project, the Hope Project, the Net Shelter
Project, the school’s spring cleanup, a spaghetti
dinner fundraiser, the Bath Rotary Club’s coffee
break fundraiser at the Campbell Rest Area and
the local tourist booth.
“The Interactors have had a fantastic year of
service and all Bath Rotarians are most proud of
these fine, young people,” said Becky Stranges,
Bath Rotary Club’s Interact co-advisor.
“In addition, I must say that the true hero of the
Interact Club is its faculty advisor Cari Scott,” said
Ms. Stranges. “The club has grown immensely
since Cari agreed to be its in-school advisor.”
According to Ms. Stranges, Ms. Scott has met
weekly with Interact President Colin Gilbert and
spent much time organizing and arranging the
projects and events in which the students have
been involved. She has sent reminder texts to the
students for all meetings, projects and events,
has kept attendance records, has posted agendas
and sign-up sheets outside her classroom and
has generally made herself available to all the
members. “There is no question that the success of the Haverling Interact Club is due to her
diligence and guidance,” said Ms. Stranges.
Interact, established in 1962, is a service club
for youth ages 12-18 and one of Rotary Interna-
The Haverling Interact Club recently received a Rotary
District 7120 Governor’s Citation. Proudly displaying
the citation is Colin Gilbert, outgoing 2014-15 Interact
president, and Colton Green, newly-elected 2015-16
Interact president.
tional’s fastest growing programs. These student
clubs benefit from the sponsorship by individual
Rotary clubs which provide support and guidance.
The organization has a membership of approximately 415,000 youth in more than 18,000
clubs worldwide. There are clubs in more than
135 countries and geographical areas, making
Interact an international phenomenon.
Its global youth network provides an opportunity for young people to work together in a world
fellowship dedicated to service and international
understanding. The clubs are self-governing and
self-supporting and can be either school or community based.
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A Message from the DLL Principal
Fourth-grade
Orientation:
September 2
5:00 p.m.
First day of
school:
September 8
DLL grade 4-6
picture day:
September 23
DLL
Open House:
September 23
6:30-7:30 p.m.
DLL grade 7-8
picture day:
September 24
D
ear Parents of DLL Middle School Students,
I hope you enjoyed your summer. I am certain
that your child is excited to come to Dana L. Lyon
Middle School. This is my first year as the principal, so your child and I will be learning together.
School is can be exciting and challenging for
both you and your child. Our dedicated staff
will ensure that your child has a successful year.
This year we welcome Morgan Covert as a new
art teacher, Jessica Brown from VEW as one of
our music teachers, Kelsey Lanphere as a special
education teacher and Tuesday Mishook as our
special education chairperson. We are in the process of hiring an assistant principal and a school
social worker.
The DLL fourth-grade Orientation Night will be
held on Tuesday, September 2 at 5:00 p.m. in the
auditorium. DLL Middle School Open House will
be held on Wednesday, September 23 from 6:307:30 p.m.
If you have any questions or concerns, please
do not hesitate to call me at 776-3100 or email
me at [email protected].
I am very excited for school to begin and am
hoping that the 2015-16 school year will be an
excellent one. I look forward to serving as the
building principal at the Dana L. Lyon Middle
School. Please be patient with me as I learn my
new role!
Sincerely,
Jennifer D’Abbracci,
Principal
School starts Tuesday, September 8!
Bath Area Family Resource Center
Offers Drop-In Play, Resources
A
ll families are welcome at the Bath Area
Family Resource Center (BAFRC). The center
offers drop-in and play hours, as well as parenting education, referrals, family events and more.
Bring in your preschoolers to explore in a safe,
supportive learning environment while their
older siblings are at school.
Stop by or call Pam at 776-4123, ext. 5650 or
email her at [email protected] for more details.
Be sure to check out our Facebook page under
Bath Area Family Resource Center or our web
page at www.bathcsd.org/webpages/frc.
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Drop-In and Play Hours for 2015-16
Mondays________________ 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Tuesdays________________ 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Wednesdays_____________ 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Thursdays_______________ 8:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
and 1:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Fridays______________________________ Closed
Directions to the BAFRC
Traveling north on Maple Heights, turn right
after Circle Drive. Turn left at the blue “Family
Resource Center” sign and park in the large lot
behind VEW Primary School.
Middle Schoolers Host Literacy Fair
Fourth-grader Tyler Evans chose to read the book,
My Teacher is an Alien, for the Middle School Literacy
Fair. He used a morphing program to turn a photo of
his human teacher, Kathy Partridge, into an alien for his
display board. You’re a good sport, Mrs. Partridge!
Josh Sehm discusses his story board with his mom,
Sandy, during the literacy fair. The students chose a nonfiction book to read and then created a pictorial book
report to present to visitors to the fair. Students had to
decide on a time line in which to complete their reading
and create a display that included the plot, theme and
character conflicts and add a hook.
Haverling Harvesters Feed Others
The Haverling Harvesters (pictured above) volunteered their time this
summer to plant and care for a community garden plot. The vegetables
raised in the garden will be donated to the local food pantry. The young
gardeners are past and present students of Kathy Partridge, fourth-grade
teacher at the Middle School.
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A Message From the VEW Principal
First day of
school:
September 8
VEW
picture day:
September 22
VEW
Open House:
September 23
6:00-7:00 p.m.
W
elcome back to school! We are excited to
start the 2015-16 school year. Our first day
back together is Tuesday, September 8.
As we start the year, it’s important for all of us
to work together to ensure that our children are
safe and prepared.
A few reminders:
• If your child’s after-school destination changes,
please send a note to school with him or her
so we can make sure the change happens. On
the note, please write your child’s name, as
well as his or her teacher’s name. If the destina tion changes during the school day, please call
the main office at 776-4123, ext. 5100 before
noon. Only a custodial parent can make a
change to a child’s destination.
• If you have custody arrangements for your
children, please make sure we have a current
copy of the paper work.
• Write your child’s name and his or her teacher’s
name on backpacks and lunch boxes.
On the first day of school:
• Please write your child’s name and his or her
teacher’s name on a piece of masking tape
and affix it to his or her shirt. This will help us
get everyone to the correct classroom.
• Be sure to send in a signed note telling us the
plan for your child’s transportation to and from
school. The note should include your child’s
name, teacher’s name, bus number and the
address where the bus picks up/drops off or
if a parent will drop off/pick up.
Important phone numbers:
• Main office: 776-4123, ext. 5100
• Nurse: 776-4123, ext. 5310
• Cafeteria: 776-4123, ext. 1708
Keep reading and get your pencils, crayons,
sneakers and art shirt ready. I look forward to
seeing everyone on September 8.
Sincerely,
Deborah Barlow, Principal
End-of-the-Year Photos from VEW
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Congratulations to Ethan Hursh (left), VEW third-grade spelling bee winner, and runners-up Emily Brockman and
Ellie Weston.
The lawn at VEW was a sea of red, white and blue for the school’s Flag Day celebration. Ms. Drain, Mr. Ordway and
UPK students entertained the crowd with patriotic music and Mrs. Long’s and Mrs. Smith’s students shared readings
before the school-wide parade around the block.
After learning about the community and community helpers, UPK students walked to Tops Friendly Markets and
had the opportunity to see many different community helpers in action. A highlight was getting to decorate cookies
in the bakery!
School Picture, Yearbook Info.
School Pictures
L
Yearbook Orders
ifetouch Photography will take school pictures for students in grades 7-11 on Thursday,
September 24. Senior retakes and the senior
group photo also will be taken on this day. Students in grades 4-6 will have their pictures taken
on Wednesday, September 23 and Pre-K-grade
3 students will be photographed on Tuesday,
September 22.
Packages will be available for parents to
purchase on the same pre-payment plan we
have used for the last several years. Information
regarding package selections and prices will be
sent home with the students in their welcome
back folders.
All students in pre-kindergarten through grade
11 will be photographed. Any students not photographed (either on picture day or retake day)
will not appear in the Haverlinguist/RamJuniors.
All seniors should have had their pictures
taken in May. Students new to the district or who
are graduating early must provide the yearbook
staff with a color photograph by September 18 if
they wish to be included in the 2015-16 Haverlinguist. Lifetouch Photography will have a camera
dedicated to taking senior pictures on September 24. This is the last chance for senior photos.
Specific senior picture information can be found
in the “Yearbook Information” section on the
district website. The address is www.bathcsd.org.
Search for “Yearbook” at the top right of the page.
Other important photograph dates include
club/group photos on Friday, October 16. Picture
retake day will be Thursday, October 28.
H
Yearbook Orders are
Due November 6
Annual Senior Class Mum
Sale Begins August 29
O
T
rder forms for the Haverlinguist (grades 7-12
yearbook) and RamJuniors (PreK-grade 6
yearbook) were mailed home to students at the
beginning of the year and are available in the
main office of each school and online at www.
bathcsd.org under the Yearbook Info tab.
Orders are due November 6. For more information, contact Randy Abrams at the High School
by emailing [email protected] or calling the
office at 776-3301.
averlinguist sales begin in
September and continue
through Friday, November 6.
Parents, please order early. We
usually have very few books
left over after distribution in
June.
The Haverlinguist (for grades 7-12) is in full
color. As in previous years, yearbooks will be offered in several packages that include items such
as dust covers, World Books, name stamps (for
seniors) and an interactive CD version of the yearbook. Package prices start at $42.
RamJuniors (pre-kindergarten through grade 6,
hardcover, full-color yearbook) are $30.
Order forms were inserted in the district calendar and mailed home and also are available in
the main office at each building, from Mr. Abrams
in the High School and on the district website
(under the “Yearbook Information” section).
Parents and/or students can check for the
receipt of their yearbook order by visiting the
“Received Orders” of the “Yearbook Information”
section on the district site at www.bathcsd.org.
Contact Mr. Abrams at [email protected]
for all ordering questions. Questions regarding
senior ads or senior pictures should be directed
to Ms. Logsdon at [email protected].
The Haverlinguist production and business staff
make every effort to ensure the accuracy of the
information on its pages. While regrettable, errors
and omissions may occur as this student publication is a learning activity.
he always anticipated Haverling Senior Class
sale of hardy fall mum plants will run from
August 29 through September 11. Members of
the Class of 2016 will sell the flowering plants
for $10 each. Seniors will deliver the plants the
weekend of September 19-20.
Please consider helping the Class of 2016 with
a purchase of these plants. If you would like to
order, but do not know a senior, email class advisor Rick Bates at [email protected].
Grades 7-11
photos,
senior retakes
and
Class of 2016
group photo:
September 24
Grades 4-6
photos:
September 23
Pre-K-grade 3
photos:
September 22
Club photos:
October 16
Retakes:
October 28
Last day
to order
yearbooks:
November 6
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2015-16 Haverling Bus Routes
Bus 62 (Pink Butterfly) – Kanona
Driver: Ernie Kretchman
Start: 6:30 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• SR 53
• Railroad Ave. (Kanona)
• Avoca Back Rd. (Kanona)
• SR 415 North
• Denwood Terrace (PreK-5)
• West Morris St. (PreK-3)
Bus 64 (Gold Leaf) – In Town
Driver: David Parulski
Start: 6:25 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:50 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Moore Rd. (Gr. 4-12)
• May St.
• Campbell St. (E. William to E. Steuben) (PreK-3)
• McMaster St. (E. William to E. Steuben) (PreK-3)
• East William St. (PreK-3)
• Presbyterian Church (Pre-K-3, PM only)
• East Morris St. and St. Mary’s (Gr. 4-12)
• South Campbell (PreK-5)
• Gansevoort St. (PreK-3)
Bus 65 (Blue Moon) – Pleasant Valley
Driver: Stephen (Bud) Williams
Start: 6:30 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• CR 89 (Mitchellsville Hill Rd.)
• CR 13 (Mitchellsville Rd.)
• CR 89 to Cold Springs Rd.
• Fish Hatchery Rd.
• Brundage Rd.
• Fruit Loop (Village of Bath)
• Gratton Drive (PreK-5)
• Manor Village Apartments
• Mt. View East
• Vargeson St. • Williamson Terrace
• Park Place
• Perkins Place
• Casey Lane (PreK-3)
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Bus 66 (Yellow Duck) – May/Rumsey
Driver: Val Cilino
Start: 6:30 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:40 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Worth Rd.
• Coon Rd.
• SR 415 South (south of Babcock Hollow Rd.)
• Roosevelt Ave.
• Erie Ave.
• East William St. Ext.
• Clubview Dr.
• Rumsey St. (west of railroad tracks)
Bus 67 (Red Fire Truck) – Harrisburg Hollow
Driver: Dean Aurand
Start: 6:10 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:20 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Spaulding Dr.
• Hickory Hill Rd.
• Johnson Rd.
• Robbins Rd.
• Harrisburg Hollow Rd.
• Snyder Rd.
• Pheasant Lane
• Longwell Lane
• Veteran’s Administration Center
• Knight Settlement (from railroad tracks to SR 415)
• West St. (pick up/drop off on SR 54 intersection)
• Belfast St. (pick up/drop off on SR 54 intersection)
• Cruger St. (PreK-3)
• Pine St. (PreK-3)
• Howell St. (PreK-3)
• West William St. (PreK-3)
Bus 68 (Yellow Sun) – Cameron
Driver: Claretha Coumbe
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Saubrier Rd.
• Stone House Rd.
• Ellison Rd.
• Gulf Rd.
• Bump Rd.
• Thomas Rd. (south of Coss Corners)
• Coss Corners
• CR 10 (from Coss Corners to Unionville Ext.)
• CR 10 (Cameron Rd. south of Unionville)
• Clark Rd.
• CR 25 (Helmer Creek Rd.)
• CR 10A (Averill Rd.)
Bus 69 (Purple Flower) – Mitchellsville Driver: Toni Kenney
Start: 6:30 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Robbins Rd.
• Barrett Rd.
• Bates Rd.
• Carey Rd.
• Newton Rd.
• SR 54
• Geneva St. (UPK-5)
Continued...
Bus 71 (Purple Hand) – Campbell Creek
Driver: Kelly Parulski
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:25 a.m. (PreK-3)
• CR 14 – Campbell Creek Rd. (from SR 415 to
Cochrane Rd.)
• Turnpike Rd. (from Middle Rd. through
intersection with Sinclair Rd.)
• Sinclair Rd.
• Chamberlin Rd.
• Snell Hill Rd.
• Nipher Rd.
• Robinson Rd.
• Gay Gulf Rd.
Bus 72 – (Red Apple) – Mitchellsville
Driver: David Stewart
Start: 6:20 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• CR 13 (Mitchellsville Rd.)
• Haverling St.
• Hudson St.
• Fairview Dr. (north of Hudson St.)
• Casey Lane (Gr. 4-12)
• Shannon St. to corner of Warden St.
• Warden St.
Bus 74 (Green Frog) – Buck Settlement Driver: Connie English
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Moore Rd.
• Unionville Rd.
• Stewart Rd.
• CR 14 (Campbell Creek Rd. south of Stewart Rd.)
• Shattuck Rd.
• Emerson Rd.
• Coss Corners
• Hayes Rd.
• Thomas Rd. (between Coss Corners and
Buck Settlement Rd.)
• Buck Settlement Rd.
• St. Mary’s (PreK-3, PM only)
Bus 75 (Green Tree) – Telegraph Road
Driver: Jennifer Snyder
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• SR 415 South
• Babcock Hollow Rd.
• Telegraph Rd.
• Hutches Rd.
• Peacock Rd.
• Freeman Hollow Rd. and Ext.
• Brookwood Trailer Court
• Quinn Rd.
• Selleck Rd.
• South View Manor Bus 76 (Black Teddy Bear) – Turnpike Knight Settlement
Driver: Holly Havens
Start: 6:10 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Turnpike Rd. (west of Moore Rd.)
• CR 14 (Campbell Creek Rd.)
• Shannon Rd.
• Cochrane Rd.
• Middle Rd.
• CR 15 (Knight Settlement Rd. from Turn Pike Rd.
to SR 415)
• Daniels Rd.
Bus 77 (Blue Umbrella) – Mount Washington
Driver: Dot Ratchford
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:25 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Rumsey St. Ext.
• Mount Washington Rd.
• Kniffen Rd.
• Faucett Rd.
• East Washington St. Ext.
• Lake Salubria Rd.
• East William St. Ext. (SR 415 to Lake Salubria Rd.)
• Lakeview Terrace
• Buck Meadows Development
• East Washington St.
Bus 78 (Orange Car) – County Route 10
Driver: Steve Parsons
Start: 6:15 a.m. (Gr. 4-12)/7:30 a.m. (PreK-3)
• Unionville Ext.
• Bonny Hill Rd.
• Nash Rd.
• Harrison Rd.
• East Union Rd.
• Windfall Rd.
• CR 10 (Cameron Rd. north of Windfall Rd.)
• Mossy Bank Rd.
• Davenport Hill Rd.
• Cameron St.
• West Morris St.
• East Morris St. (St. Mary’s Day Care – PreK-3 only)
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September Lunch Menu
I
n addition to the lunch selections below,
students are offered peanut butter and jelly or
assorted deli wraps/sandwiches on whole grain
bread, chef or tossed salads, fresh or chilled fruit,
fresh vegetables, yogurt and milk each day.
Cereal, bagels, muffins, milk, fresh fruit and 100
percent fruit juice, as well as daily specials are
offered for breakfast.
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
14
Crispy chicken nuggets
with bread
Buffalo chicken wrap
(VEW/DLL)
Italian sausage sandwich with
peppers and onions (HS)
Squash
Seasoned potato wedges
21
Popcorn chicken bites
with bread
Hot dog on a bun
Sweet potato fries
Baked beans
28
Chicken Parmesan on a bun
Chicken ranch wrap
(VEW/DLL)
Italian sausage sandwich
with peppers and onions
(HS)
Sweet potato wedges
Parents may limit the number of a la carte
snacks, such as chips or ice cream, purchased by
their children by calling the cafeteria.
Free and reduced-price meal applications are
available in each school. Parents are encouraged
to apply. All information is confidential.
Contact Sheri Frail at [email protected]
776-3301, ext. 1706 for assistance.
Popcorn chicken bites
with bread
Ham and cheese melt
Sweet potato fries
Cucumber slices
Chips
Meat or bean nachos
grande
Southwest taco salad
Mexican rice
Refried beans
8
15
22
Pasta with meat sauce
and cheese
Italian meatball sub
Spinach greens
29
Chicken soft taco with
Mexican rice
Hummus with veggies,
chips and bread
Refried beans
Golden sweet corn
Thursday
39
Cheeseburger on a bun
Hot dog on a bun
Oven fries
Homemade fruit crisp
16
Breakfast sandwich
Chicken Alfredo
Steamed broccoli florets
Cinnamon applesauce
Jell-O
23
Hot turkey and gravy
over bread
Oven-roasted chicken
Mashed potatoes
with gravy
Homemade fruit crisp
Friday
10
11
Homemade macaroni
Pizza dunkers with
and cheese
marinara sauce
Crispy fish filet on a bun Hummus with veggies,
Steamed broccoli florets chips and bread
Minestrone soup
Carrot coins
17
Baked mozzarella sticks
with marinara sauce
Turkey deli wrap (VEW/DLL)
BBQ pork rib on a bun (HS)
Green beans
Celery sticks
Toasted cheese
sandwich
Sloppy Joe on a bun
Hot tomato soup
Sweet peas
24
18
Assorted pizza
Cheeseburger on a bun
Fresh baby carrots
Pizza dunkers with
marinara sauce
Chili and cornbread
Crisp celery sticks
Carrot coins
25
30
French toast sticks
Mini pancakes
Sausage
Tater tots
Sunset Sip juice
Cinnamon applesauce
Breakfast____________________________ $1.25
Lunch (pre-k through grade 8)___________ $1.65
Lunch (grades 9 through 12)____________ $1.80
Milk__________________________________ $.65
Ice cream and snacks___________________ $.75
In This Issue...
Page 2____________________ Superintendent’s Column
Page 3___________________________ Important dates
Page 4_______ A message from the High School principal
Page 5__________________Interact Club receives award
Page 6_____ A message from the Middle School principal;
BAFRC information
Page 7_________________________ Middle School news
Page 8_____________ A message from the VEW principal;
VEW news
Page 9__________ School picture, yearbook information;
Senior Class mum sale
Page 10-11______________________ 2015-16 bus routes