January 2016 - Beal City Schools

BEAL CITY
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
Newsletter Date January, 2016
THE AGGIE EXPRESS
School Board Leaders Honored In January
Denise McBride
Denise is the Beal City Public School Board President and has
been a member of the Board for 7 years. She graduated from
Beal City Public School and has a Masters of Science Degree
in Information Systems at CMU.
Denise and her husband Chris have two daughters Megan
and Jessica who along with Chris are Beal City alumni. Denise is a faculty member at Central Michigan University in the
College of Business for the Business Information Systems Department.
Rod Cole
Rod has been a member of the Board of Education for 10 years and is currently the Vice President. Rod has a Bachelor's Degree in Forensic
Science from Michigan State University and has
owned A Plus Environmental Inc since June of
1994.
Rod and his wife Veena (a Carl Mayes Elementary Kindergarten Teacher) just celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary with a surprise trip to
Alaska. They have a daughter Manisha who
graduated from Beal City in 2013 and is currently
a junior at Polytechnic Institute at New York University and will be taking her Medical College
Admission Tests in January. Their son Navid is a
junior at Beal City Public Schools and is looking
forward to next year's football season and
maybe attending MSU the following year.
Bob Pasch
Bob has been a member of the Board
of Education for 13 years and is currently the Treasurer of the Board. Bob
is a farmer in our local community.
Bob and his wife Mary have three children; Abe (Misty), Sara (Kory) Mindel
and Molly (Shawn) Graham and 8
grandchildren.
Kari Rojas
My name is Kari Rojas and I am the Beal City
Board of Education Secretary. I have been a
part of the Board of Education for nine years.
My husband Jeff and I graduated from Alma
and moved to Coldwater Lake in 1996. In November we celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary and we love traveling and doing
things with our family. I have one son, Kegan
and he is a 2010 graduate of Beal City Schools.
He and his fiancé Carrie Welsh graduated
from Central Michigan University in December 2015. I am employed at Central Michigan
University as the Coordinator for Licensing
and Regulatory Services. In my position I coordinate applications and other required materials to out-of-state authorization agencies to
allow CMU to offer programs in all states in
the U.S., and also Canada and Mexico.
Jane Finnerty
Jane has been a Board Member for four years
and graduated from Marquette Senior High
School. Jane and her husband Dale have 5 children; Joe (24), Amy (23), Ashley (19), Natalie
(17) and Robert (13). Jane is a Volunteer Services Assistant at McLaren Central Michigan.
Curt Gottschalk
Curt has been a Board Member for two
years. He has a BBA in Automotive Aftermarket from Northwood University
and graduated from Sacred Heart
Academy. He and his wife Amanda
have three children: Katie, Jared and
Benny.
Ron Neyer
Ron has been a board member for 3 years
and is employed at J D Metalworks. Ron
and his wife Chris have 4 children; Hannah
who graduated from Beal City in 2014, Hayley who graduated from Beal City in 2015,
Heidie a junior at Beal City and Thomas a
Freshman at Beal City.
***Staff Member of the Month***
The Beal City Board of Education, in appreciation of the hard work that is done by all staff members of Beal City Public Schools, would like to honor a staff member each month for their service to
the students and community of Beal City. This
month’s honoree is Tami Wilson.
Tami has been a huge addition to our team of drivers and is always ready to help with
any driver need we have. Tammy has a great attitude even when she has some rough days
on the bus and we appreciate her attitude and demeanor. Thank you Tami for all you do and
continue to do.
Feature Staff Person
Beal City Schools would like to introduce
Teri Cramlet as our new elementary para-pro. Teri
graduated from Shepherd Public Schools in 2005
and CMU in 2011 with a BAA in Parks and Recreation. Terri married her husband, Eric in 2008 and
they have a 2 ½ year old son Henderson who loves
dinosaurs. Eric is a very caring guy who works at
the Medical Care Facility in Mt. Pleasant and eventually wants to work for hospice.
Terri loves to sew. She can’t read patterns
so she just looks at them and makes it up. She also
loves basketball and volleyball. Terri has only
been out of the country once and that was to Mexico where her husband popped the question.
Growing up, their family vacations were always by
car so she has been to a lot of places in the United
States.
We are very excited to have Teri working
here at Beal City Schools. Welcome Teri!!
5th & 6th graders raising salmon
The 5th and 6th grade student have been raising Salmon in the classroom since November. The
Salmon were donated by the DNR and were collected from the Platte River Fish Hatchery in Beulah, MI. The Salmon will go through 5 stages of development
1. Green Eggs
2. Eged Eggs
3. Sac Fry
4. Swim-up Fry
5. Smolt
Shorty after the salmon reach the smolt stage, the sixth grade students will release the fish at
camp. We will release the salmon in the Jordan River, which is in Antrim County. This is a great
educational experience for the kids.
ProtectMIChild Child Protection Registry
The State of Michigan offers a free program to stop
adult advertisements from reaching e-mails, mobile
phones (text messaging ads), and instant messenger
IDs. The Michigan Child Protection Registry, created
by the Michigan State Legislature in 2004, allows
Michigan schools and families to protect their students from receiving adult-oriented messages and
can be located at www.ProtectMiChild.com. Regisry can include family addresses for adults, children, and school domains. Beal City Public
Schools has already added all school-provided student and staff email addresses to the registry. We encourage parents to visit the registry to add family email addresses and mobile
phone numbers. If you'd like to view this article online you can find it at bealcityschools.net > departments -> technology.
THE BCEF - SAT & ACT TEST PREP SESSIONS
It is that time of year again! Time to start thinking about the SAT and ACT tests! The
Beal City Education Foundation (BCEF) and the Beal City Education Association
(BCEA) will be hosting study sessions for Beal City students to prepare for the tests.
The Study sessions will start in early February and will be Saturday mornings from 911 and Sunday nights from 6-8, watch the announcements for the first dates. There
will be sign up sheets in the high school office, or on the door to the high school
office. If we don’t have students signed up to study by Friday at 3 pm, we will not
open the computer lab. We will post on the BCEF Facebook page if the study
session is CLOSED. If the study session is going to be available, we will either not
post anything or put a reminder on the Facebook page. In the case of bad weather,
we will make the decision in plenty of time on Sunday’s, but on Saturday mornings,
no decisions will be made until about 8 am. Please use your best judgement in
sending your kids on the roads. This year, we will be setting up some sample tests,
not just having your children come in and study on their own, we are still
coordinating this with the BCEA. Not every study session will be practice tests
administered by the BCEF or BCEA, we will let the students know when those
“sample” tests will be, watch the announcements.
Last year the BCEF encouraged the students to participate by giving each student a
ticket for each hour spent in a BCEF/BCEA sponsored study session. The tickets
were then put into a drawing for an iPad mini. The more time spent in study
sessions, the more opportunities to win. The prize or prizes to be awarded this year
have not yet been determined. We have decided it will not be an iPad, sorry.
However, we do encourage you to attend as many study sessions as possible to help
increase your score on the SAT and/or ACT test.
The higher your SAT score is, the better chance you have of getting scholarships and
in many colleges you can get scholarships automatically if your SAT score is high
enough. Every college is different, but this score can be worth thousands of dollars
over your 4 year college career, just think a $2,500 or more scholarship every year
for four years, it’s possible! So, take a few hours out of your schedule, four hours a
week, for a couple months could be worth a part time job in college if you can get a
high enough SAT score! Hope to see you there!
Santa’s Secret Shop
There were lots of Santa’s elves scurrying around the small gym making last
minute purchases on December 10th. Students were clutching many lists and
checking them twice with the help of our terrific PTA. We appreciate the PTA providing the
gift items and volunteers to assist students with making these very special purchases.
HOLIDAY SING PROGRAM IS A HIT!
A capacity crowd filled the Elementary gym for the annual holiday program on Friday,
December 18th. Prior to the program, the Elementary school hosted our semi-annual Senior Citizens Reception. Community members were able to warm up with a cup of coffee
and enjoy a variety of cookies and treats. A big thanks to our PTA for their assistance with
setting up, serving, the delicious cookies for our guests. We also appreciate all the wonderful parents that baked the delicious treats we enjoyed. Our thanks also goes out to
Mrs. Amy Sharrar, and the Elementary staff for an outstanding performance! And most of
all, we would like to give a big THANK YOU to all of our students for putting on such a
wonderful holiday program, showcasing their great musical and acting talents. Great Job
Kids!!
Mayes Elementary
November Students’ of the Month
Back Row (L-R) Megan Johnston (6th Grade) daughter of Jason and Jaclyn Johnston,
Haylee Long (5th Grade) daughter of Nikki Schafer, Joey Federico (3rd Grade) son of
Bill Federico. Front Row (L-R) Ryan Gross (Kdg.) son of Brad and Jodi Gross,
Cuyler Smith (1st Grade) song of Ann and Rick Smith, and Johanna Hubble (2nd
Grade) daughter of Ron Hubble and Amanda Hicks. Ann Gross (4th Grade) was absent. She is the daughter of David and Lori Gross.
Kids Care Drive a Success
For the third year in a row, our Elementary students took part in spreading holiday cheer
to the less fortunate in our community. In lieu of exchanging Christmas gifts with classmates, the students collected personal care products. These products were then delivered to the Isabella County Community Food Pantry to be redistributed to families in our
area. The response was once again overwhelming.
Start the Day (and the Year) Right!
Make giving your kids a healthy breakfast every day one of your
New Year’s resolutions.
If you don’t have much time in the morning or your kids aren’t hungry when they wake up, send
them to school for breakfast. Healthy food choices are available every morning in the cafeteria
for ALL students. We cannot wait to see them there!
Help your kids to make this semester a success - encourage them to eat breakfast!
Every morning our breakfast consists of these whole grain items: assorted pop tarts,
muffins, uncrustables, donuts, cereal, yogurt, juice, cheese stick and milk. Students must
choose a fruit and 2 grain items.
Location: Aggie Cafeteria
Breakfast time every day: 7:40-8:05
Full pay price: $1.30
Reduced: $.30
Remember, no breakfast will be served if we have a delay.
WE NEED YOUR HELP
Kitchen and Paraprofessional subs needed
Beal City Public Schools is looking for kitchen and Paraprofessional subs. All kitchen and
paraprofessional subs will be paid by a third party management company but will be called by our staff
to cover regular staff when they need time off. We have a need for substitutes on a regular basis. Also,
when full time positions open substitutes are often first in line if interested in full time work. Please
contact Marci Faber at 644-3901 to get more information on subbing in the kitchen. Please contact
Melissa Hall at 644-2740 to get more information on subbing as a paraprofessional in the elementary.
1 of 1
macaroni and cheese, (9-12
dinner roll), peas, garden
bar, strawberry cups, juice
and milk
Daily option: wg breakfast
pizza
scalloped potatoes/ham
w/wg dinner roll, cookie,
cooked carrots, garden bar,
apple, juice and milk
Daily option: (cheese)
hamburger w/wg bun
hot turkey sandwich (wg
bread) with mashed
potatoes and gravy,
broccoli, garden bar, peach
cup, juice and milk
Daily option: wg chicken
nuggets w/wg slice of bread
twisty chicken alfredo, wg
garlic breadstick, broccoli,
garden bar, apricot cups,
juice and milk
Daily
option: wg chicken nuggets
w/wg garlic breadstick
Elvis Day
nachos chips/cheese/meat,
refried beans (9-12 cold
carrots) garden bar,
pineapple, and milk
Daily option: wg cheese
pizza
½ day
NO LUNCH
taco w/ wg tortilla shell,
refried beans (9-12 cold
carrots) garden bar,
oranges, juice and milk
Daily option: w/wg
pepperoni pizza
“Love Me Tender” Chicken
Patty w/wg bun, “all Shook
Up” fries, garden bar,
apples, juice and milk
Daily option: “Jailhouse
Rock” cheeseburger w/wg
bun
News
6th-12thgrade additional
daily lunch options:
Turkey
sub,
crispy
chicken wrap, grilled
chicken wrap, chef
salad and a strawberry
parfait.
Dress up for Elvis Day
and
celebrate
his
Birthday on the 8th! 
HAPPY 2016!!!
Beal City Schools Lunch Menu
sloppy jo w/wg bun,
green beans, pears,
juice and milk
Daily option: wg
breakfast pizza
nachos chips/cheese/meat,
refried beans (9-12 cold
carrots) garden bar,
pineapple, and milk
Daily option: wg cheese
pizza
chicken mashed potato bowl
w/corn, wg dinner roll,
garden bar, applesauce
cups, juice and milk
Daily option: wg corn dog
nuggets
hot dog w/wg bun, sweet
potato fries, garden bar,
apple, juice and milk
Daily option: (cheese)
hamburger w/wg bun
salisbury steak w/mashed
potato and gravy, broccoli,
(9-12wg bread), garden bar,
sliced peaches, juice and
milk Daily option: wg
chicken nuggets, wg cinn
graham crackers with both
tangerine chicken w/wg rice,
stir fry vegetables, garden
bar, mandarin oranges, juice
and milk
Daily option: corn dog
nuggets
meatball sub, cauliflower,
garden bar, strawberry cups,
juice and milk
Daily option: wg corn dog
nuggets
wg maple waffle w/ sausage
links, hash brown, cold
carrots, garden bar, mixed
fruit, juice and milk
Daily option: wg breakfast
pizza
Chicken Patty w/wg bun,
sweet potato fries, garden
bar, apples, juice and milk
Daily option: (cheese)
hamburger w/wg bun
macaroni and cheese, (9-12
dinner roll), peas, garden
bar, strawberry cups, juice
and milk
Daily option: wg breakfast
pizza
hot turkey sandwich (wg
bread) with mashed
potatoes and gravy,
broccoli, garden bar, peach
cup, juice and milk
Daily option: wg chicken
nuggets w/wg slice of bread
tangerine chicken w/wg rice,
stir fry vegetables, garden
bar, mandarin oranges, juice
and milk
Daily option: corn dog
nuggets
Menus are subject to change. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
5th & 6th Grade All A’s & B’s
Grade 5 All A's and B's
Armstrong, Hayden
Carnes, Elaina
Carrier, Alyssa
Duynslager, Richard
Garrett, Elijah
Goffnett, Audree
Gross, Rachel
Hall, Grant
Langlois, Karana
Long, Haylee
Meyers, Zachary
Onstott, Tailor
Pratt, Waylon
Seger, Mattie
Sisco, Rylee
Smith, Avery
Weeden, Angel
Winegardner, Cayden
Zuker, Braylon
Grade 6 All A's and B's
Ambs, Owen
Ames, Samantha
Antcliff, Natalie
Antcliff, Paige
Benzinger, Izabella
Fike, Rylee
Fussman, Jacob
Gamble, Megan
Haynes, Brayden
Kent, Mykenzie
Methner, Kyleigh
Onstott, Haiden
Owens, Chase
Pritchard, Logan
Raitz, Zachary
Schafer, Darren
Sellers, Peyton
Smith, Karley
Wichert, Allison
Wilson, Konnor
Wilson, Paige
Wood, Olivia
Board Briefs
The following was approved at a monthly Board Meeting of the Beal City Board of Education
held on Monday, December 21,2015:
 The General Fund payments of $365,888.35, Hot Lunch payments of $12,327.20, and Athletic Fund payments of $11,255.73.
 Jenna Theisen as a voluntary assistant girls basketball coach.
 The 1st reading of the revised NEOLA grading policy .
To locate the Beal City Board of Education agenda and minutes from the monthly Board meetings, please see the Beal City
website. Click on District Info, Board of Education, then click on the Board of Education on the left hand side to receive a
menu. From there click on Meeting.
JH Girls Basketball
Mon. Jan 18
Thurs. Jan 21
Mon. Jan. 25
Thurs. Jan. 28
Mon. Feb. 1
Thurs. Feb. 4
Mon. Feb. 8
Thurs. Feb. 11
Mon. Feb. 15
Thurs. Feb. 18
Mon. Feb. 22
Thurs. Feb. 25
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
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6:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
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5:30 p.m.
Evart
@Pine River
@Marion
McBain NMC
@Manton
@Lake City
McBain
@Evart
Pine River
Marion
@McBain NMC
Manton
Schedules are subject to change
As a reminder to all parents, the transportation department has a three day in advance bus pass
policy. Any change in destination after school must be submitted in writing, 3 days prior to the change,
pending building principal/transportation approval. No student(s) will be allowed to ride a different bus
or get off at a different location without a bus pass signed by the parent and submitted 3 days in advance.
Bus passes are allowed for the following reasons and no exceptions will be made:

Daycare/childcare issue (Meaning children under the fourth grade will not have care at normal
stop requiring them to get dropped off elsewhere)
Also to remind parents that for any student(s) being dropped off under the fourth grade a parent or
guardian must be present and visible at the stop or the student(s) will be kept on the bus and brought
back to the school. At that time the parents will be required to come to the school and get them.
If you have any questions please call Mr. McDonald in the transportation office at (989) 644-3901
First Semester Honor Roll
4.00 GPA
GROSS, TUCKER
LYNCH, ALEXIA
PUNG, RACHEL
ROLLIN, CHASE
SCHRIPSEMA, EMILY
STEFFKE, HANNAH
BIERSCHBACH, MIKAYLA
FIKE, MADELINE
GARRETT, SAMANTHA
GROSS, NATALIE
HAUCK, ERICA
HORSLEY, NATHAN
POWELL, RYAN
REIHL, DAVID
BELTINCK, RACHEL
CLARK, JASON
FREEZE, NICHOLAS
MATTHEWS, CAITLYN
REIHL, ASHLEY
STEFFKE, MADELINE
TREVINO, SHELBY
TURNER, LAUREN
YUNCKER, MACKENZIE
COSTON, KRISTEN
DANIELS, KATHARINE
EHLER, EMILIE
FIKE, KENNEDY
GOTTLEBER, JADRIAN
HOOVER, KYLEA
JAESSING, CHLOE
LYNCH, DEXTER
MISHLER, ZOEY
PASCH, KELSEY
POWELL, ELIZABETH
REIHL, KAYLA
SHWERIN, AMY
WILSON, KENDYL
YODER, KATLYN
YUNCKER, VALERIE
ZENEBERG, ZOEY
BENASKE, ALEX
LORENZ, SHANE
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4.00 GPA CONT.
CLARK, MATTHEW
DANIELS, ROSALIE
LYNCH, CAMERON
MINDEL, AIDAN
SCHUMACHER, SAGE
SOULES, SYDNEY
WEBER, GRACE
3.5 – 3.99 GPA
BANING, KATELYN
BELTINCK, LAUREN
CARSON, HAILEY
CHILMAN, WILLIAM
ESCH, ANDREA
HOOGERHYDE, IAN
LORENZ, PAIGE
LORENZ, SARAH
MARCHIANDO, JOSEPH
MATTHEWS, JACOB
MILLER, MADDISON
MOORE, BRADLEY
NELSON, KAYLEE
NEWMAN, RANNON
PUNG, KAYLA
REIHL, SARAH
SCHAFER, APOLLO
SCHAFER, ERIC
SCHAFER, ETHAN
SCHAFER, NOAH
STEFFKE, LILIA
STEFFKE, SAMUEL
VAVZINCAK, PHOENIX
YUNCKER, EMMA
COLE, NAVID
EISELER, MCKENZIE
FABER, BRENDA
GOTT, TRISTIN
HOOD KRISTEN
LEY, STEPHANIE
MAXON, ERIC
MCMULLEN, HALEY
NEYER, HEIDIE
RAU, GRACE
SALTER, ARIEL
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3.5 – 3.99 GPA CONT.
SCHAFER, HANNAH
SCHAFER, LANDON
SCHAFER, NICHOLAS
SCHNEIDER, MACKENZIE
SMITH, DANIEL
SMITH, TRISTAN
YUNCKER, KYLE
ZUEHLKE, ZOE
ANDREWS, MAHEALANI
CLOUSE, SPENCER
HODGES, REBECCA
LAMBOURN, WILLIAM
LEFERE, RACHAEL
LOOS, ANDIE
LORENZ, MADISON
MCCOY, WYATT
MCMULLEN, AMANDA
RAITZ, REBEKAH
REIHL, NATHANIEL
SCHAFER, AARON
SCHAFER, RYAN
SCHUMACHER, LUCAS
SCHWERIN, CHARLES
AMBS, RYAN
CARRIER, SAMANTHA
CASE, AUSTIN
CLARK, JOE
DODDS, ERIN
EISELER, ALEXANDREA
FILLENWORTH, JORDYN
FUSSMAN, ALEXANDRIA
FUSSMAN, MITCHELL
FUSSMAN, SPENCER
GARRETT, GRANT
HALL, JILLIAN
LORENZ, ANNA
LYBEER, KARA
MAXON, CHASE
MINDEL, GRACIE
MOODY, FAITH
MOWEN, HALEY
PUNG, ADAM
SANDEL, KYLE
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First Semester Honor Roll
3.5 – 3.99 GPA CONT.
SCHAFER, DANIEL
SCHAFER, NOEL
SMALL, TREVOR
TORPEY, CODY
VAVZINCAK, BLADE
WHITEHEAD, BRENNEN
ZEIEN, MEGAN
ARMSTRONG, JOURDYN
BUSHONG, SARA
CHILMAN, LOGAN
FABER, ERIC
FINNERTY, ROBERT
GAMBLE, GABRIELLE
GOTTSCHALK, JARED
HINES, RYLEIGH
LYON, JAY
NELSON, OLIVIA
PASCH, LAUREN
PURGIEL, GAVIN
REIHL, NATHAN
SCHAFER, JACK
SCHAFER, SETH
SCHAFER, TY
SCHRIPSEMA, CHELSEA
SMALL, TREY
SPARKS, JOHN
UPTON, SIDNEY
WILSON, ALEISHA
YUNCKER, EASTON
CASE, AYDEN
CIOCHETTO, JAMES
CONNER, HUNTER
COSTON, NATHAN
FUSSMAN, CHLOE
HAUCK, AUSTIN
LOCKE, ETHAN
LONG, JAYDEN
MATTHEWS, BEN
MAXON, JASON
NOEKER, DULANEY
PETY, BREANNA
PRATT, JESSE
SCHUCH, FAITH
THEISEN, ELLIE
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3.5 –3.99 GPA CONT.
TORPEY, BAILEY
TYLER, DUSTIN
VOLLMER, JACOB
ZUKER, TERRELL
3.0 – 3.49 GPA
BAKER, BAILEY
BELLMER, KARINA
BURMAN, AUBREY
FLAUGHER, KENDALL
HAUCK, CODY
JENSEN, KATELYN
MAULDIN, SHAWN
NELSON, TREVOR
PLUMMER-DIAZ, LOURA
REEVE, KRISTEN
REEVES, NASH
ROBISON, JACOB
STARR, JESSICA
COTTER, NATHAN
ESCH, GALEN
FINNERTY, NATALIE
HOOVER, TYREL
KELLER, KODIE
KOTECKI, NICHOLAS
LAWENS, CIARA
MCGUIRE, JOHN
PHILO, DAVID
SALVATORE, KEATON
SCHUMACHER, DARRIK
SCOTT, WILLIAM
DARNELL, TYLER
DIAZ-CHOLULA, OSCAR
FARRELL, DALE
HERNANDEZ, TEANNA
NELSON, MAX
PHELPS, NICHOLAS
RENDER, BRENDEN
SHARRAR, KOLLIN
STEFFKE, ISABELLE
STRAUS, EASTON
VONDOLOSKI, MILES
BELTINCK, JASON
BERRYHILL, COLBY
HAUPT, AMANDA
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3.0 – 3.49 GPA
HAYNES, KEEGAN
NEYER, THOMAS
PAUL, HAZEL
SHANER, BRENDEN
AMES, RYAN
DEVOS, WANNES
EMBS, NICHOLAS
FABER, HEATHER
FABER, JOSLYN
FILLENWORTH, LYNDSEY
KERR, CODY
LESAGE, MARC
METHNER, JAKOB
METHNER, WILLIAM
MEYERS, GRACE
PAUL, IVAN
PHILO, JESSICA
PUHLMAN, ALLISON
PUNG, JACE
RAITZ, ROBERT
SEGER, CIERRA
SMITH, CHASE
ZUKER, MARCUS
AMBS, HUNTER
DE VOS, TIJL
FABER, TRAVIS
FUSSMAN, NATALIE
GOTT, ETHAN
GROSS, JACOB
HAUPT, OWEN
HOPKINS, MICHAEL
JONES, GREENLEE
KOLB, MATTHEW
SANDEL, CASSIDY
TURNER, KIRSTEN
VONDOLOSKI, MACY
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Beal City
Baseball/Softball
9 Pin No-Tap Bowling
Tournament
Sick of being inside with the long cold winter?!?!?! Come out of the
house and have a blast while supporting the Beal City High School
Softball and Baseball programs while we gear up for a great 2016 spring
season!! Go Aggies!!!!
Saturday March 5, 2016
1:00pm at Riverwood Resort
Cost: $25 per person
Winners are not based on bowling ability!
There will also be prize raffles and 50/50 drawings.
Names: _____________________________
_________________________________
Contact Number: ____________ Payment: _____ Check (#______)
For a Chance to win entry Fee back please Pre-Register by Feb. 26, 2016
Mail bottom half of form to:
Brad Antcliff 5230 W. Beal City Rd. Weidman 48893 or put in Baseball mailbox
in AD office.
All proceeds will go towards Beal City High School baseball and softball programs.
Beal City Public Schools
NON PROFIT ORG
3180 W Beal City Rd
US POSTAGE
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
PAID
SAGINAW MI
PERMIT NO 269
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
ENCOURAGE, TEACH, SUPPORT-- Ways parents can encourage their children to do well in school
SENSE OF BELONGING: This is number one. Children need to feel they are a needed member of a
group. Do things together as a family, and enroll the kids in after-school activities. Kids want to go to
school, and see the value in school when they have a feeling of community, both at home and at
school.
KIDS NEED HEROES: Children need one or two respectful, supportive people in their lives that
they can look up to and admire and who influence their lives for the better. How about Mom and
Dad?
SENSE OF ACHIEVEMENT AND ACCOMPLISHMENT: It's very important in the encouragement of
children to recognize and appreciate the small steps children make daily, as well as the accomplishments of the larger goals they've achieved.
FUN AND EXCITEMENT: Keep learning exciting. Send kids off to school in the mornings with a hug
and kiss and a word of encouragement, instead of a negative, nagging, parental lecture on what
they've done wrong. Enjoyment and fun in the learning process keeps kids coming back for more.
CURIOSITY AND CREATIVITY: Keep the wonders of childhood discovery, inquisitiveness and enthusiasm alive. Nourish and participate in the joy of learning that kids are born with.
INSTILLING A SENSE OF ADVENTURE: Adventure is what childhood is all about. Supporting children in healthy risk-taking and learning from their successes and failures keeps learning exciting
and relevant for children.
LEADERSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY: The ability to make wise decisions in one's life and
to accept the consequences are skills children need to learn. Teach kids how to make wise
choices in life, so they're able to grow in their personal responsibility.
CONFIDENCE TO TAKE ACTION: Exuding self-confidence shows kids how to have confidence in themselves. Show that you have confidence in your child's ability to be successful.
Self-confidence and self-respect go hand in hand with setting and achieving one's goals.
Believing and participating in our children and their success is something all parents can
begin today and practice