NHS Fundraiser for Animal Shelter

May/Jun 2015
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE IONIA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
250 East Tuttle Road
Ionia, MI 48846-9698
NHS Fundraiser for Animal Shelter
The week of March 9 - 13th was busy with activity at Ionia High
School as the National Honor Society hosted several different fundraiser events to help our furry friends at the Ionia County animal
shelter.
We had hoped to gather 500 pounds of food along with treats, toys
and grooming aids, but instead collected over 3,000 pounds of dry
and canned pet foods. NHS also donated over $400 to the shelter for
miscellaneous needs. This was an event that drew everyone together for the common good
of our pet community. Teachers shared photos of their pets (poster
and banners in the hall) along with their own shelter pet stories on
our daily announcements. NHS members had their own pet board
of pictures .... it is amazing how animals touch our lives, our hearts,
and through this project we saw a common bond.
A special thank you to the parents of our students who lugged 50
pound bags of pet food upstairs and down the halls to our storage
room. Our wonderful and gracious parents have supported NHS
here at Ionia High School throughout this entire year in so many
ways and in so many different events. I appreciate all that they do
and say!
Izzie Tackmann, the daughter of one of our math teachers, used her
birthday money to buy a huge supply of dog treats, toys, toys, and
more toys, along with shampoo. It is amazing how this project has
influenced so many different generations to come together. Izzie
goes to Lowell Public Schools but felt compelled to join in our crusade ... school districts didn’t matter to this young lady.
NHS coordinated the food drive with PI day. This year it was unique
.... 3.1415 ... And Pi goes naturally with pie! We held a change war
for the teacher or administrator with the most change in their jar receiving a cream pie in the face and a pie for their dinner table. Along
with this we sold raffle tickets to select the pie thrower. I personally
found it fascinating that the students were more interested in who
would receive the pie than throwing the pie! Coach Holes was barely the winner of a delicious coconut cream pie in the face thrown
by William Sorrell. Of course, the proceeds all went to the Animal
Shelter while the fun memories of the event remain here at IHS.
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Dear School Family,
A very special thank you to the community
sponsors who made this night possible!
Ionia Public Schools
is proud to share news
• Michigan One Community Credit Union
from our Annual
• Independent Bank
Community Dinner
• Mercantile Bank of Michigan
Celebration!
More
• Portland Federal Credit Union
than 500 parents and
Thank you!
community members
On another note; we would like to share with
joined the staff of the
you that Mrs. Rose Scheller, our vocal music
Ionia Public Schools
teacher, was nominated for Teacher of the Year
for its “Pearl Anniversary Celebration” commemorating the district’s 30th Annual Com- From left: Mike Keast, BOE President; by the Michigan State Vocal Music AssociaTim Hemenway, 2015 Silver Slate
munity Dinner. Traditional favorites of the Award Winner; Dr. Patricia Batista, IPS tion! Congratulations!
evening included the distinguished Ionia Com- Superintendent
Thank you for your support of the Ionia Public
munity Band under the direction of Mr. AnSchools!
drew MacFarland. Other key entertainers included the IHS Choir
Quartet and the award winning IHS Choir under the direction of
Ionia Public Schools Board of Education
IHS choir teacher, Mrs. Rose Scheller. The crowd took great pleaPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael Keast
sure in the outstanding performance given by the IHS Jazz Band,
Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Roger Hull
under the direction of Mr. Scott Beyer.
The audience gave a standing ovation to Mr. Timothy Hemenway,
President of the Michigan One Community Credit Union. Michigan One Community Credit Union was the recipient of the prestigious 2015 Silver Slate Award for their contributions and support of
the Ionia Public Schools.
Community members and parents were welcomed by the Ionia
Ambassadors. Those attending enjoyed the many wonderful art
exhibits, colorful placemats, centerpieces, and promotional posters. These were all created by the IPS art students, under the expert
guidance of our gifted art instructors, Danna Fuller, Teri Ruthruff,
Amber Graham, and Jennifer Henry.
The Community Dinner was a night to recognize student achievement and celebrate the accomplishments of many of our high school
students. Thank you to Elena May and Beth Davis for helping to
organize the event.
Congratulations to our students recognized at the Community Dinner!
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Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sandra Townsend
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sheri Scheurer
Trustees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jamie Meyer, Karen Balice-Gregory,
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dave O’Mara
Superintendent: Dr. Patricia Batista
Website: www.Dawggle.net
Equal Opportunity Message: It has always been the policy of Ionia Public
Schools to be an equal opportunity institution. We do not discriminate
on the basis of sex, race, creed, color, ethnic origin, physical or mental
handicap, height, weight, or marital status in any of our educational
programs or activities including enrollment, placement, and employment.
It is also the policy of the Board of Education to maintain an education
and work environment that is free from all forms of unlawful harassment,
including sexual harassment. Any person wishing to inquire regarding
these policies, or to file a complaint should contact: Ben Kirby or Maureen
Reeder, 250 E. Tuttle Road, Ionia, MI 48846.
Michigan Department of Education Reviews Ionia Public Schools
Ionia Public Schools hosted members of the Office of Field Services (OFS) from the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) on
March 4th and 5th, 2015. The district, Jefferson Elementary, and
Ionia Middle School were the subject of an On-Site Review. This
is a cyclical review (5 years) where they focus on curriculum, assessment, professional development, data desegregation, school
improvement, parental involvement, Title I programs, Title II programs, and written procedures in the aforementioned areas. I owe
many thanks to everyone who participated which included administrators, teachers, and parents.
discussion at the district level was led by Associate Superintendent,
Ben Kirby. Each review meeting focused on 25-40 indicators related
to quality schools and best practice. The staff from MDE gave feedback regarding all of the areas in which
they felt that we needed to change for improvement. Excitedly, of the
many indicators that were reviewed, our schools had very few areas,
mostly with a focus on parental involvement. Both schools are doing
a wonderful job and that was confirmed in the review. On day one, the OFS teams reviewed Jefferson and IMS programs
while meeting in their respective buildings with designated participants. The programs were discussed at length during the three hour
meetings which began with a data presentation from principals
Cheri Meier and Matt Vogel. Both school teams did a wonderful job
representing every day practice from all accounts.
All of the schools were represented at the table during the district
review and we were able to address the student achievement data,
collaboration, professional development, and curriculum across the
district. They were very complimentary of the work that we have undergone and encouraged by the practices that we use in the district.
MDE gave us no changes required at the district level. The assessment given is a credit to all of us in Ionia Public Schools as we work
together to do great things for our students. During day two, the meeting was focused on the district level. The
district leadership team, including principals, central office staff,
and the State and Federal Programs Coordinator did equally well
as they discussed the district processes and procedures. The data
Our community and school personnel can be proud of our schools
and the work we are doing with students. Congratulations go out to
the entire staff as we work together to make a difference with our
students every day.
Middle School Leadership Class –
Where. Everyone. Belongs. (WEB)
This school year, the Ionia Middle School (IMS) has had almost 200
students in the WEB – Where. Everyone. Belongs. leadership class
and another 50 who are identified as WEB Leaders in the building. The WEB class does activities like promoting school appreciation,
school connectedness, and the welcoming of new students – and
not just 6th graders - but ALL new students to IMS. WEB promotes the participation in community service projects, acknowledges and celebrates student and teacher success, and creates and
promotes anti-bullying programs. They have created a student section complete with a banner & t-shirt for all IMS athletic events. The class develops leader expectations and ways to
hold leaders
accountable to these expectations. WEB creates
and runs
the morning audio announcements, as
well
as the announcement
bulletin boards in and
outside of school. This
includes the addition of
two TV’s for a video announcement program.
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This was a successful fundraising drive which meant
much planning and many efforts by many people to make
it successful. I am privileged
to be working with a top
notch board of NHS officers. Sadie Shattuck is our NHS
president, Emily Nemeth
as our vice-president, Ben
Lewis as secretary, and Alex
Fountain as treasurer. Our
members have all been generous in supplying pet food,
time making fantastic posters and banners, and their
energy in getting the student
body motivated.
Ionia High School Theatre Saves The World!
Featuring 10 Ways to Survive the Zombie Apocalypse by
Don Zolidas
IHS Theatre students are known for their ambition, and this
spring they’re taking their commitment to our community
to a new level. Each performance features a unique theme,
fabulous prizes, and includes special bonus materials created by the students. With music, audience interaction and
improvisation, this is an event you won’t want to miss!
Join us at Main Street Music of Ionia on:
May 2 at 7:00 pm - Zombie Costume Night
May 3 at 3:00 pm - Balloon Fun
May 8 at 7:00 pm - BINGO Night May 9 at 7:00 pm - Mother’s Day Tribute
Tickets prices are $3 for Students and $5
for Adults.
Congratulations to the Science Olympiad Team for a successful school year!
Science Olympiad Team: Back row: Advisor Kyle Ondersma, Hanna Melvin, Bobby Eppler, Matt
Felice, D’Laney Conner-Wellman, Cheyenne Ferris. Front row: Alexis Knoblock, Kaitlyn Hickok, Kelsey
Merrifield, Erika Prichard, Noah Sanford, Isobel Wentworth, and Kaitlyn Knauss.
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Ionia Science Olympiad hosted its third
home invitational on February 21st. At the
event, 40 teams competed from around the
state at the invitational. Several of the teams
frequently compete at the state and national
levels. During the tournament, Ionia had a
good showing with four of our high school
students receiving metals. Team Captain
Matt Felice and Bobby Eppler received special recognition in the Chemistry lab event,
and Kelsi Merrifield, and Kaitlyn Hickok
metaled in the Write it-Do it event. The
team scored very well placing 13th overall
but second when compared to the teams in
our region. The event would not have been
possible but for the constant efforts of a
small army of volunteers who gave up their
time and energy to make it possible. Thank
you!
Twin Rivers Elementary Poster Contest Michigan Wellhead Protection Program
Pictured: Back Row/Left to Right: Landon Duell (1st place – 4th grade), Olivia
Herbstreith, Madeline McGee, Trenton Greenfield, Jordan Dooley (1st place
– 5th grade), Jordyn Diebel. Middle Row: Tori Hixson, Brittney Bush (1st
place – 2nd grade), Mason Struble, Isabell Helman (1st place – 3rd grade/
cover winner), Payton Gregersen, Bailee Rux. Front Row: Elise Simon (1st
place – 1st grade), Joanna Platte, Kaydents Wieland, Brooklynn Burhans (1st
place – Kindergarten), Virginia Palmer. Not Pictured: Eddie Johnson.
All Twin Rivers students created a poster based on a different theme
at each grade level related to water conservation and protection.
(See article on the right of the Michigan Wellhead Protection Program.) Themes included – Turn off the water when you brush your
teeth; take a shower - not a bath; water your lawn in the morning or
after the sun goes down; reduce, reuse and recycle your trash; don’t
pour dangerous chemicals down the drain or on the ground; and,
keep grass clippings out of the lakes and rivers.
All of the posters were created in art class with art teacher, Jennifer
Henry. She narrowed the pictures down to ten posters at each grade
level. The Wellhead Protection Committee selected the top three
posters at each grade level without knowing the names of the artists.
Since the early 2000’s, the Village of Lyons and the Village of Muir have
been working through the Michigan Wellhead Protection Program,
a federal program aimed at protecting drinking water within local
communities. Although this program is voluntary, communities that
participate, take the necessary steps to safeguard their drinking water
sources from contaminants. Among the many facets of the program,
both Villages had to implement public education activities. Both Villages worked with the Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA) to
apply for grant funding through the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ). A portion of the grant was dedicated to
educating students in Lyons and Muir.
With a previous grant, the Village of Muir purchased a groundwater
model. Through the groundwater model, students have the opportunity to see what life looks like underground and witness what happens when a drinking water well becomes contaminated. The model
shows students how contamination moves through the groundwater
cycle and shows what could potentially be impacted. In the winter of
2015, both Villages worked with the local elementary school to organize a drinking water protection poster contest. Kindergarten through
fifth grade students were given the challenge of designing a poster that
demonstrated the importance and protection of water. Each class was
given a specific topic to focus on and three winners from each class
were chosen to be featured in the 18-month calendar.
The Village of Lyons and Village of Muir Wellhead Protection Committee reviewed the submittals of posters from Twin Rivers Elementary school. According to Kelly Hon, MRWA Source Water Protection
Specialist, “The artwork submitted was fantastic and creative. Consequently, it was difficult to decide on the final winners!” The Committee chose Isabell Helman, third grade student as the 2015 cover
winner. Isabell will receive a $75 cash prize for her winning design. In
addition, seventeen more drawings were chosen, and the top winner
from each grade will receive a $50 cash prize.
The Village would like to thank Twin Rivers Elementary teachers for
making this project a success! For more information about the Village of Muir or Village of Lyons Wellhead Protection Programs or to
get involved, please contact Lyndon Randall, Village of Muir at (989)
855-2144 or Susan Craft, Village of Lyons at (989) 855-2125.
Boyce Elementary School March is Reading Month Activities
Boyce Elementary celebrated March is Reading Month with some fun activities. Family
Reading Night was a success raising over $450 for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.
Also during the evening, students and parents were entertained by Ionia Community Librarian Mike Golczynski as he read some great stories to the audience. Local author Kristi
Washbourn talked about writing and self-publishing. She read excerpts from her book
series, The Jack O’Rourke Series. Kristi sold and autographed 20 copies of her books and
donated all proceeds back to the DPIL. Boyce had a storyteller assembly welcoming back
ex-Ionia teacher Jenifer Strauss to share her wonderful stories. Students had fun on Tuesdays where they were able to “read a t-shirt day”, “dress as their favorite book character”
and “pajama day”. Students donated .25 cents on days they participated with all proceeds
going to the Dolly Parton Imagination Library. Boyce students also participated in a door
decorating contest. Each teacher picked a Dr. Seuss book and decorated their classroom
door to look like the cover. Students also drew favorite book covers with the winners getting to paint their book cover on a ceiling tile in the Boyce hallway. Students also had a
school wide reading goal of 135,000 minutes. They were able to reach their goal!
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Twin Rivers Elementary Visits the Lansing State Capital
Mrs. Halfmann’s 3rd Grade Class with Lt. Governor Brian Calley and Coach
Tom Izzo.
Mrs. Speckins’ 3rd grade class at the capital with Lt. Governor Brian Calley. Meijer Dignity & Respect Students for Spring 2015
February D&R for Welch High School
From left: Cristy Stoddard, Meijer;
Alexandria Schott, Student; Jason Little,
Social Studies Teacher; Beth Davis, Principal
March D&R for Ionia High School
From left: Kara Ruthruff, Student; Lisa Dood,
Math/Physics Teacher; Cristy Stoddard, Meijer
March D&R for Welch High School
From left: Cristy Stoddard, Meijer; Kaila Hayden,
Student; Gregg Leno, Math Teacher
April D&R for Welch High School
From left: Cristy Stoddard, Meijer; Branda Huey,
Student; Marti Gladding-Bennett, English Teacher
April Elementary
March Elementary
Pictured Left to Right (principal top/ bottom student)
Haynor School Erin Schneider, Teacher Aidan Kapp
Rather Principal Darin Magley, Jasmin Cooper
Emerson Principal Mitch Mercer, Demetri Davis
Twin Rivers Principal Dayna Ellis, Chloe Zander
Jefferson Meijer Representative Cristy Stoddard.
Davon Jackson (Principal Matt Vogel not pictured).
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Pictured Left to Right (principal top/ bottom student)
Rather Principal Darin Magley, Matthew McCoy
Jefferson Principal Matt Vogel, Rilynn Flanders
Boyce Principal Scott Yenchar, Samuel Montgomery
(March 2015 D&R winner) & Cy Balis
Emerson Principal Mitch Mercer, Cheyenne Lankford
Twin Rivers Principal Dayna Ellis, Kayleigh Smith
Back Row Store Director Mr. Scott Flanagan
April D&R for High School
From left: Shawn Sweeney, Math Teacher; Will
Talbot, Student; Cristy Stoddard, Meijer
IPS Scholarship Endowment Fund Reaches $1,000,000.00++ mark!!!
With staff and community support, the Ionia Public Schools Scholarship Endowment Fund has had a solid balance this year of $1 million plus!!!!! Thanks to the generosity of many Ionia Public School
Alumni, Local Community Members, and IPS Staff members, we
continue to see this scholarship fund grow annually, allowing more
financial grants to be dispersed to IPS graduates.
In February 2005, the Ionia Board of Education elected to deposit
the district scholarship funds with the Grand Rapids Community
Foundation. This foundation is a non-profit entity recognized by
the State of Michigan and offers significant tax benefits to qualifying
contributors. Additionally, the GR Foundation offers the security of
a larger foundation and has a history of paying approximately a five
percent dividend. Currently IPS has $1,023,706.83 on deposit with
the GR Foundation. One hundred percent of the dividends based
on current balance will be given in the form of scholarships to nearly
52 seniors in the class of 2015; not only from Ionia High School, but
also a top graduate attending Douglas R. Welch High School.
Ten years ago, per the investment decision of the IPS Board of Education, a Scholarship Endowment Board was formed. The vision of
this Board and the IPS Board of Education was to grow this fund so
that a perpetual increase of return (dividends) would allow for an
increase in the number of scholarships awarded each year until every graduate from Ionia Public Schools who wished to pursue posthigh school education or graduate training would receive financial
assistance to do so.
Summer Food Service Program
2015
Kids Eat Free!
Hey Kids and Teens…
Join us for Nutritious
Summer Meals at
No Charge & Fun
Activities*
*(activities at TR
starting June 15th)
Adult meal $3.10
As of this date, 140 IPS Employees have donated over $60,000.00 to
this fund through payroll deduction and continue to support this
cause. Ten new “tree leaves” on our Scholarship Fund Sponsor Tree
will be placed in recognition of large donations given during this
school year. If you wish to contribute, you can do so in the following ways:
• Cash gifts • Memorial gifts • Gifts of stock or other securities
• Life insurance policies and IRA or 401(k) plans that name
the IPS Scholarship Endowment Fund as beneficiary
• Wills • Estate plans
If you have any questions please call: 616-527-9250 or,
Please feel free to contact any of the following community Scholarship Board Members:
-Dr. Patricia Batista, Superintendent of schools -Carol Beck Blundy
-David O’Mara, Board of Education Representative -Walter Downes
-Don Wilcox, School Financial Director
-Danna Fuller
-Marilee Buxton, Board Chairperson
-Lynn Sterner
-Honorable Robert Sykes
-Gary Swinehart, Sr.
-Jack Manciu, Ionia High School Principal
-Laurie Tjalsma
-Beth Davis, D.R. Welch High School Principal
Find the Scholarship Endowment Fund on the Ionia Public Schools’
webpage: www.ioniaschools.org/page.cfm?p=91
Location:
Dates/Days:
Times:
Jefferson
June 8th –July 10th Cafeteria
Elementary
Monday – Friday
Lunch –
420 N Jefferson Closed July 3rd
11:30 AM –
Ionia, MI 48846 July 13-30, 2015
12:30 PM
Monday – Thurs.
Twin Rivers
Elementary
435 Lou Lemke
Lane
Muir, MI
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June 8 – July 30
Monday – Thurs.
th
Cafeteria
Lunch –
11:30 AM –
12:30 PM
“USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
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No School
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Rather Walk-a-Thon/Spring Fundraiser
1:00-2:00pm
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TR 5 Gr Class Night–Watt Aud. 5:007:30pm
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Jefferson 5 Gr Class Night 7:008:00pm @ Jefferson Elementary
Chicken Q uesadillas
Dippin’ Chicken Nuggets
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Boyce Field Day & School Picnic
Rather Bulldog Beginnings Class Night
6:00-7:00pm
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8 Gr Class Night–IHS 6:30-7:30pm
IHS Band Boosters Mtg 6:30-7:30pm
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Breaded Chicken Pattie/Bun
IHS Senior Breakfast 8:30-9:15am
IHS Graduation Rehearsal 9:1510:15am
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Rather 5 Gr Class Night–Watt Aud.
6:30-8:00pm
IHS Senior Class Night 7:00-8:00pm
Boyce Scenic Run
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Boyce 5 Gr Class Night–Watt
Aud. 6:30-8:00pm
Dippin’ Chicken Nuggets
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Chips n’ Cheese
Rather Lunch with the Principal
11:15-12:15pm
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Macaroni & Cheese, Please!
Rather Coffee w/Principal 7:35-8:05am
Bulldog Beginnings Open House for
2015-2016 5:30-7:30pm
IHS Spring Band Concert – Watt Aud.
7:00-8:00pm
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French Toast Sticks/Sausage
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Dippin’ Chicken Nuggets
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Dippin’ Chicken Nuggets
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IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
8:00am-5:30pm
Boyce Breakfast Buddies
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WEDNESDAY
7
4
Hot Diggity Dog/Bun
Rather Talent Show 12:00-2:00pm
Italian Sub
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Rather Title 1 Parent Mtg In
Media Center 5:00-6:00pm
Ham & Cheese Sub
IHS Seniors–Final Exams
Hot Diggity Dog/Bun
Kindergarten Round-Up – Room
304 9:00am-7:00pm
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Up Periscope, Italian Sub
IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
8:00am-5:30pm
THURSDAY
May & June 2015
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Last Day of School!
Grades K-12 - Day
Students AM ONLY – No
Lunch
Corn Puppies
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Rather Kindergarten Class
Program 1:00-2:00pm
IHS Commencement Program
7:00-8:30pm
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Cheese Filled Bread Sticks
TR Field Trip
Chicken Q uesadillas
Welch HS Graduation – Watt
Aud. 7:00-8:30pm
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IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
8:00am-5:30pm
Senior Citizen Luncheon-Watt Aud.
12:00-1:00pm
IHS Theatre Saves the World! Survive
the Zombie Apocalypse–Main Street
Music 7:00-9:00pm
Cheeseburger on a bun is fun!
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IHS Baccalaureate–Watt Aud.
7:00-8:00pm
IHS Prom 7:00-11:00pm
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IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
9:00am-1:00pm
IHS Theatre Saves the World!
Survive the Zombie Apocalypse–
Main Street Music 7:00-9:00pm
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IHS Theatre Saves the World! 10
Ways to Survive the Zombie
Apocalypse–Main Street Music
May 2 = 7:00-9:00pm
May 3 = 3:00-5:00pm
Rather Scholastic Book Fair
Jazz Cabaret–Shadow Ridge
Golf Course 7:00-10:00pm
Cheese Filled Bread Sticks
2/3
SAT/SUNDAY
1
FRIDAY
Pizza, taco, hamburger/bun and reduced fat grilled chicken/bun are the four main choices available every day. Fifth choice offerings are listed above. In addition to the main dish, the following items will be available: Lettuce, Cheese, Croutons, Salad Dressings, plus one vegetable, one fruit and bread and butter. A ½ pint of 1% milk is included with lunch. Prices: Elementary Students, $2.10; Middle School Students $2.35; High School Students (buffet line), $2.35; Staff and Adults, $3.10. Milk is available
for purchase without a lunch for $.35 per ½ pint. Program prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Any person who believes he/she has been discriminated against should write to USDA, Director, Office of
Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call 800-795-3272 or 202-720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity employer.
Burrito
Rather Field Day K-2 = 8:30-10:30am
Rather All School Picnic 10:4511:30am
Rather Field Day 3-5 = 12:15-2:15pm
TR FSO Mtg 6:00-7:30pm
June
25
MEMORIAL
DAY
Burrito
Rather Roller Skating Party at
Ionia Skateland 6:00-8:00pm
Board of Education Mtg–Admin
Wing, Room 304 7:00pm
Chef’s Salad
Rather Volunteer Open House 4:455:30
Rather PTG Mtg 5:30-6:30
Boyce PTG Mtg 6:00-7:00pm
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Dippin’ Chicken Nuggets
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Burrito
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TUESDAY
IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
8:00am-5:30pm
IHS Band Boosters Mtg 6:307:30pm
MONDAY
IHS Spring Art Show–Room 304
1:00-5:30pm
TR FSO Mtg 6:00-7:30pm
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