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May/June 2016
Southern Bluffs Elementary
Bobcat Bulletin
Reflections on a Wonderful Year!
Unbelievable! That is always my thought when I realize that we are fast approaching the end of another
school year. It feels as if we were all just meeting up for our annual Open House and then “poof,” we
find ourselves looking back at a year filled with learning, new friendships and lifelong memories. Endings
provide me with the opportunity to reflect back in order to appreciate all of the many blessings found at
Southern Bluffs.
The greatest gift we are given each day is the opportunity to work with your children. They come to us
so eager and ready to learn each and every day. All year long we watch as a community of family is built
within each classroom. Students demonstrate on a daily basis that they care about their classmates,
teachers and school. Thank you for sharing your children with us!
We also are fortunate to have parents and guardians who value education and expect so much from
their children and us as a staff. Thank you for your involvement; be it through volunteering in the
classroom or at events, serving on the PTO, being one of our Cool CATS, helping with night-time
homework, attending a field trip or listening to your child read. We truly are a village working together
on behalf of all of the children.
As a staff, I would argue that you would find none better. Everyone who works here spends endless
hours working to make sure that they are prepared to deliver their very best. If the hearts of the caring
and compassionate staff inside of it could fuel a building, we would keep the entire district up and
running 24 hours a day, all year long.
The end of this school year marks the end of the teaching careers for two of our rock-star staff members.
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Shedivy, who have impacted the lives of so many children, will retire in June. We are
excited to hear about the many adventures that they are sure to experience but also know that, as is the
case with family, it won’t be good-bye but simply, “See you soon, friend.”
I wish you all a safe summer filled with fabulous family memories. When mid-August rolls around, you
will feel as I do right now and will say to yourself, “Where did the summer go?” Take a moment to look
back and enjoy the memories that were made and then turn your sights forward for the 2016-2017
Open House taking place on August 30, 2016.
With Kids in Mind,
Lisa Schreiner, Principal
Last day
of
school is
Thursday
,
June 2nd
.
Dismissa
l at 12:20
pm after
lunch.
5/17 ~ Art Club-Last Day 3:20-5:20
PTO Meeting 6:30
5/19 ~ Media/Tech Club-Last Day 3:20-5:20
5/20 ~ KD Myrick EcoPark
Gr. 2 La Crosse Queen Trip
Gr. 3 Myrick Field Trip
Gr. 4 UW-L Chemistry
Jump Rope Club Gr. 3-5 3:20-5:00
5/25 ~ 4th Gr. Effigy Mounds/Villa Louis Trip
Dare Graduation/5th Grade
Recognition 2:00-3:00
5/26 ~ 3rd Gr. MN Zoo Trip
5/30 ~ NO SCHOOL
6/2 ~ Last day of school/12:20 Dismissal
The Southern Bluffs Jump Rope For Heart event
raised $8,700 for the American Heart
Association this school year. A special
thank you to Mr. Shuda, and the jump
ropers for all of their hard work and
dedication!
Gently used gym/tennis
shoes are needed for P.E.
next year. Please drop off
at the office if you have
any to donate.
Thank you!!
The Southern Bluffs Wizards
will be performing at Riverfest this summer. Please
check the schedule and
come out to support them!
~ 5th Grade Families ~
You are welcome to join your child at their
DARE/5th Grade Recognition Program
On Wednesday, May 25th at 2:00 pm in the
Southern Bluffs cafeteria
Students may leave with a parent
if their classroom teacher is notified.
Moving this Summer?
If you move over the summer, please stop by the Hogan Administrative Center at 807 East Avenue
S. to register your new address. Proof of your new address will be required (copy of utility bill, lease,
etc.). At the elementary level, families that move within the district to another school’s boundary
area can opt to stay at the school they have been attending by completing a Boundary
Exemption form. However, transportation is the parent’s responsibility and good attendance and
adherence to school rules is mandatory. The provision to stay at the current elementary school
does not apply to younger siblings that later seek a
boundary exemption—they will be given preference
and their entrance is dependent upon enrollment
numbers/ classroom size. If you have any questions,
please call the registrar at 789-7756. If your child
receives transportation through the district, please call
GO Riteway (see next page) to let them know your
new address.
We will be donating all remaining
items left at the end of the school
year so please take a look and see if
anything belongs to your child.
Supply Lists are on our website and will be available
at local retailers this summer.
Medication at School
The end of the school year is fast approaching. If your child has any medications or inhalers (prescription or over-the-counter) in the health office they will need to be picked up by
a parent or guardian on or before the last day of school. Medications WILL NOT be sent
home with students for safety reasons. Medications that are not picked up by the end of
the last day of school will be destroyed.
Any medication that needs to be given at school (prescription or over-thecounter) has to have a new medication form for each school year. Over-thecounter medication (cough drops, Tylenol, etc.) only require a parent signature on the medication form. Prescription medications must have a physician’s signature as well as the parent signature.
Southern Bluffs 2nd Grader, Roger F.,
won 3rd place in the Matt Hessel-Mial
Contest. Way to go, Roger!!
Planning for summer is already underway! There are many activities for kids in the La
Crosse area and several are free or low cost.

Camp Send-a-Kid… a FREE week-long overnight camp for children ages 7-12.

Boys & Girls Clubs… offering regular club hours starting at 11:00am weekdays
(morning program hours-7:00am to 11:00am-are available at an additional cost).
If you want more information about summer activities for your child, please contact
Becky Lueck, School Counselor, at 789-5128 or via email at [email protected].
Library books
Last PTO Meeting of the year:
are due back
May 17th, 6:30 in the Teacher’s
by May 20th.
Lounge
Back to School OPEN HOUSE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30th
6:00-7:00 PM
Please stop by to meet your child’s teacher, bring their school supplies and check out their classroom.
Lifetouch will be here to take your child’s yearly picture
from 1:00-7:00 PM
Last Names:
A-G 1:00-2:15
H-P 2:15-3:45
Q-Z 3:45-5:00
There will be a makeup/retake picture day scheduled in
October for students unable to attend our open house.
We look forward to seeing you!!
Thanks to all of our
wonderful families
who donated to and
attended the PTO
Family Picnic.
GO Riteway Transportation Group is honored to be chosen as the transportation
provider for the School District of Lacrosse beginning with the 2016-2017 school year.
We would like to highlight some of the preparations that have begun so we are ready
for the first day of summer school 2016 and the 2016-2017 school year. We have established our home base at 2915 East Ave South. Our office is open Monday- Friday as
we begin working on setting up the office and shop. When you drive by, you will see
some of our buses in the lot. You may also see them on the road as we train and check
out routes.
We have established a team of seasoned GO Riteway staff members to build the foundation for our partnership with the School District of La Crosse. As a third generation
family owned and operated transportation company, we take great pride in providing
all of the school districts we serve superior transportation services by focusing on Safety, Customer Service and Employee Training.
Our GO Riteway transition team is well versed in school transportation operations.
They are working with our local GO Riteway team to build and guide them using our
Mission Statement, our Core Values and everyday operational procedures. We are
very pleased that so many drivers, monitors and support team staff wish to continue
to service the parents and children of La Crosse. We have held open houses and job
fairs at our location and are in the process of interviewing and welcoming people into
the GO Riteway family. We in addition, are searching for additional people to join our
local team. Please go to our web page: www.goriteway.com and go to employment
tab to look for opportunities.
We’re excited to participate in meetings with school district staff to review the student
behavior program so everyone is well prepared to reinforce respectful, responsible and safe ridership behavior.
We will provide ongoing communication on our progress so parents, students and school staff are part of
growing this new partnership. We look forward the
coming years as your transportation provider!
We GO the Extra Mile !
Library Checkout News
What a school of readers we have! Congratulations to all the wonderful Southern Bluffs readers.
The Library Learning Center has been humming all year. We have increased our circulation by
over 12,000 more checkouts this year! Next time you see Mrs. Melvin, our LLC Assistant, be sure
to thank her for all she does to get these titles back on the shelves for our students and teachers.
It is a very large job! Along with our high circulation, our LLC staff supports many classes, teachers and individual students with materials, instruction and resources to meet the needs of our curious learners with the addition of new books, technologies such as robots, Osmos for iPads and
other innovative resources.
Vocabulary Showdown Competition
What a "showdown" it was! The Southern Bluffs 2016 Vocabulary Showdown was an amazing
competition between 6 very "vocabulary skilled" teams. This year's winners are the following
teams:
 Nerds-1st Place
 The Encyclopedias-2nd Place
 The No Names-3rd Place
The top 2 teams move on to the District Showdown that will be held May 20, at the Black River
Beach House at 9:00 am. Parents are welcome to attend. Congratulations to all for participating!
Battle of the Books Reading List 2017
Next year's list has not been published as of yet but you can keep checking this website for the
most current information on the Book List for the Elementary Division. Any 4th and 5th grader
can form a team next year and compete! Start reading over the summer!
http://www.wemta.org/programs/battle_of_the_books.cfm
HPL Update
We are nearing the end of the last HPL cycle here at Southern Bluffs. It has been a great year of
good books, cool technology and new challenges for your students. Our ELA students are finishing up their last books and comprehension questions. In Math, students have been working hard
with their computer programming skills. After being introduced to the course basics, students
have been working through the Code Studio at the Code.org website using the online courses
at: https://studio.code.org/ . Math students (or any student for that matter) can still continue or
begin their work on these courses over the summer on your own computer or iPad to gain even
more proficiency of their coding skills.
Great Math Website for Math Fluency
Check out this great website for students to practice their math fluency skills on over the summer
or find some good math oriented books and resources from Greg Tang to enjoy at http://
www.gregtangmath.com/. Greg Tang is called the "math missionary" for the dedication and passion he has shown in sharing his love of math with students, teachers and parents in person and
via his website. Check it out!
Be a Reading Superhero - 2016 Summer Reading Book List
The Scholastic Summer Reading Book list is out. It is a great list of high quality reads for you and
your child to enjoy over the summer (see next page).
BE A READING SUPERHERO
2016 SUMMER READING BOOK LIST
AGES 0–2 (By Title, Author & Illustrator)
AGES 3–5 (By Title, Author & Illustrator)
AGES 6-7 (By Title, Author & Illustrator)

Frog on a Log?, Kes Gray & Jim Field

Green is a Chile Pepper: A Book of Colors, Roseanne Greenfield
Thong & John Parra ES Baa, Baa, Black Sheep, Jane Cabrera
Bear Counts, Karma Wilson & Jane Chapman
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?,
Bill Martin Jr. & Eric Carle

Duck and Goose, Let’s Dance!, Tad Hills & Lauren Savage

Giraffes Can’t Dance, Giles Andreae & Guy Parker-Rees
Five Little Monkeys: A Fingers & Toes Nursery Rhyme Book,
Natalie Marshall
Guess How Much I Love You, Sam McBratney & Anita Jerman
Little Owl’s Colors, Divya Srinivasan
Love Meez series, Caroline Jayne Church
Mother Goose’s Pajama Party, Danna Smith & Virginia Allyn
Pat the Bunny, Dorothy Kunhardt
Pat-a-Cake, Mary Brigid Barrett
Red Light, Green Light, Yumi Heo
Safe in a Storm, Stephen R. Swinburne & Jennifer A. Bell
Scholastic Early Learners: Lift the Flap: First 100 Words, Scholastic
Scholastic Early Learners: Noisy Touch & Lift Farm,
Scholastic ES

Scholastic Early Learners: Playful Pets: Woof!, Scholastic

Shark vs. Train, Chris Barton
Scholastic Early Learners: Touch and Lift: Peek-a-Who? Who’s My
Mother?, Scholastic
Gaston,Kelly DiPucchio & Christian Robinson
Goodnight, Already!, Jory John & Benji Davies
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site, Sherri Duskey Rinker&
Tom Lichtenheld ES

Hey, Seymour!, Walter Wick

Please, Mr. Panda, Steve Antony
How Do Dinosaurs Stay Friends?, Jane Yolen & Mark Teague
ES
Last Stop on Market Street, Matt de la Peña & Christian Robinson
Pete the Cat and His Magic Sunglasses, James Dean & Kimberly
Dean
Press Here, Herve Tullet
ES The Adventures of Beekle: The Unimaginary Friend, Dan Santat
The Pirate Jamboree, Mark Teague
The Pout-Pout Fish Goes to School, Deborah Diesen &
Dan Hanna

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Frog!, Lucille Colandro &
ES Jared Lee

Wolfie the Bunny, Ame Dyckman & Zachariah OHora
Book list Key:
Series
FA
Featured Author
ES
Dr. Kitty Cat is Ready to the Rescue: Posy the Puppy, Jane Clarke
Eerie Elementary: The School is Alive!, Jack Chabert & Sam Ricks

Elephant & Piggie: I Really Like Slop!, Mo Willems

Fly Guy Presents: Snakes, Tedd Arnold

Notebook of Doom: Rise of the Balloon Goons, Troy Cummings

Owl Diaries: Eva’s Treetop Festival, Rebecca Elliott

Scholastic Discover More™: Animal Faces, Penelope Arlon
Night Animals, Gianna Marino
Ten Pigs: An Epic Bath Adventure, Derek Anderson
Emma and Julia Love Ballet, Barbara McClintock
Finding Winnie: The True Story of the World’s Most Famous Bear,
Lindsay Mattick & Sophie Blackall
Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs, Mo Willems
Magic Tree House: Balto of the Blue Dawn, Mary Pope Osborne &
Sal Murdocca
FA
Ordinary People Change the World: I Am Jackie Robinson, Brad
Meltzer & Christopher Eliopoulos ES Princess Pink and the Land of Fake-Believe: Moldylocks and the
ES
Three Beards, Noah Z. Jones
ES
The Day the Crayons Came Home, Drew Daywalt & Oliver Jeffers
The Paperboy, Dav Pilkey
FA
The Princess and the Pony, Kate Beaton
What This Story Needs is a Pig in a Wig, Emma J. Virjan
Zen Socks, Jon J Muth
Also in Spanish
Visit scholastic.com/summer for summer reading tips and activities!
©2015 Scholastic Inc. All Rights Reserved.
FA
Batman’s Dark Secret, Kelly Puckett & Jon J Muth
ES
I Wish You More, Amy Krouse Rosenthal & Tom Lichtenheld
Llama Llama Gram and Grandpa, Anna Dewdney
8: An Animal Alphabet, Elisha Cooper
Wings of Fire © 2011 Joy Ang. Clifford The Big Red Dog ® & © Norman
Bridwell. Notebook of Doom art copyright © 2015 Troy Cummings.
1, 2, 3 to the Zoo, Eric Carle
BE A READING SUPERHERO
2016 SUMMER READING BOOK LIST
Young Adult (By Title, Author & Illustrator)

Allie, First at Last, Angela Cervantes
A Night Divided, Jennifer A. Nielsen

American Born Chinese, Gene Luen Yang
Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Jeff Kinney

Goosebumps series, R.L. Stine

Moving Target, Christina Diaz Gonzalez

Serafina and the Black Cloak, Robert Beatty
The Hero Two Doors Down, Sharon Robinson

The Key to Extraordinary, Natalie Lloyd

I Am Princess X,Cherie Priest & Kali Ciesemier

To Catch a Cheat, Varian Johnson

Whatever After series, Sarah Mlynowski

Cake Pop Crush, Suzanne Nelson
Captain Underpants series, Dav Pilkey
FA
Cleo Edison Oliver, Playground Millionaire, Sundee T. Frazier
Cleopatra in Space series, Mike Maihack
FA
Crimebiters!: My Dog is Better Than Your Dog, Tommy Greenwald &
Adam Stower FA
Foxcraft: The Taken, Inbali Iserles
Gaby, Lost and Found, Angela Cervantes
FA
Geronimo Stilton Micekings: Attack of the Dragons,
Geronimo Stilton
FA
I Survived True Stories series, Lauren Tarshis
It Came From Ohio!: My Life as a Writer, R.L. Stine
Key Hunters series, Eric Luper
FA
FA
Save Me a Seat, Sarah Weeks & Gita Varadarajan
FA
Sit, Stay, Love, J.J. Howard
Some Kind of Courage, Dan Gemeinhart
Sunny Side Up, Jennifer L. Holm & Matthew Holm
The Baby-Sitters Club Graphix series, Ann M. Martin & Raina
Telgemeier
FA
The Oodlethunks: Oona Finds an Egg, Adele Griffin & Mike Wu
TombQuest series, Michael Northrop
FA
Upside-Down Magic series, Sarah Mlynowski, Lauren Myracle &
FA Emily Jenkins
Wings of Fire series, Tui T. Sutherland
FA
FA
FA
Amulet series, Kazu Kibuishi
Echo, Pam Munoz Ryan
Embassy Row: All Fall Down, Ally Carter
George, Alex Gino
Josh Baxter Levels Up, Gavin Brown
Kalahari, Jessica Khoury
Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard: The Sword of Summer,
Rick Riordan FA
No Summit Out of Sight, Jordan Romero with Linda LeBlanc
Public School Superhero, James Patterson
Secret Hero Society: Study Hall of Justice, Derek Fridolfs & Dustin
Nguyen Space Dumplins, Craig Thompson
Star Wars: Jedi Academy: A New Class, Jarrett J. Krosoczka
FA
The Haunting of Sunshine Girl, Paige McKenzie & Alyssa
Sheinmel The Lost Track of Time, Paige Britt & Lee White
Becoming Maria: Love and Chaos in the South Bronx, Sonia Manzano
Eleanor & Park, Rainbow Rowell
Faceless, Alyssa Sheinmel
I Am Malala: How One Girl Stood Up for Education and Changed the
World, Malala Yousafzai with Patricia McCormick
If I Stay, Gayle Foreman
If I Was Your Girl, Meredith Russo
Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children series, Ransom Riggs
Ms. Marvel, G. Willow Wilson & Adrian Alphona
Paper Towns, John Green
Red Queen series, Victoria Aveyard
Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, Becky Albertalli
The Colors of Madeleine series, Jaclyn Moriarty
The Hunger Games trilogy, Suzanne Collins
The Porcupine of Truth, Bill Konigsberg
The Secret Language of Sisters, Luanne Rice
Unfriended, Rachel Vail
Untwine, Edwidge Danticat The Marvels, Brian Selznick
The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence, Stan Lee, Stuart Moore, & Andie
Tong
FA
Unidentified Suburban Object, Mike Jung
Waterfire Saga series, Jennifer Donnelly
FA
FA
Book list Key:
Series
FA
Featured Author
ES
Also in Spanish
Visit scholastic.com/summer for summer reading tips and activities!
©2015 Scholastic Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Shadowshaper, Daniel José Older
Wings of Fire © 2011 Joy Ang. Clifford The Big Red Dog ® & © Norman
Bridwell. Notebook of Doom art copyright © 2015 Troy Cummings.
FA
Auggie & Me: Three Wonder Stories, R.J. Palacio
May
Snap Peas
Nutrition Info
½ cup of snap peas has 15 calories and provides vitamins A & C.
Fun Facts
Snap peas are also known as sugar snap peas, and are a cross between snow
peas and garden peas! Sugar snap peas were developed in 1979.
Half of the sugar content of peas will turn to starch within 6 hours if kept at
room temperature after harvest. Peas are sweetest right off the vine!
Pick:
•Choose peas that have
smooth, bright green crisp
pods with no signs of wilting.
• Fresh snap peas should snap
when broken in half.
Store:
•Store unwashed peas in a
perforated bag and use within
a few days.
•Blanched peas can be frozen
and used within twelve
months.
Prepare:
•Before use, wash under
running water. Trim the stem
end. Remember, the whole
pod is edible! Snap peas may
be consumed raw or cooked.
Uses
Serve fresh raw snap peas with dip for a quick snack. Fresh peas are also a great
addition to summer salads.
Top steamed or roasted peas with a drizzle of olive oil & toasted almonds. Peas
can also be sautéed or stir fried.
Family Friendly Activity – 2016 Farmer’s Market Challenge
Welcome to the 2016 Farmers’ Market Challenge! This is a three part scavenger
hunt series. Complete these monthly challenges for your chance to win one of
five $20 farmers’ market gift cards. Participate in one, two or all three
challenges. Winners will be selected each month!
Part 1: Facts about your farmer & market (May 1st – 31st)
Part 2: Strange fruits & vegetables (June 1st – 30th)
Part 3: Growing fruits & vegetables (July 1st – 31st)
Directions: Complete all five activities in the scavenger hunt and write answers
on the map (located on back side).
Due date: To be eligible for prize drawings, logs must be submitted by the
following dates:
Part 1: Due June 10th
Part 2: Due July 10th
Part 3: Due August 10th
Check out www.GetActiveLaCrosse.org for Farmers’ Market locations and for
parts 2 & 3 of the challenge.
The Harvest of the Month is a partnership between La Crosse County Health Department’s Foot Steps to Health initiative,
the La Crosse County Farm2School Program, area school districts and the community. Funding for this project was
provided by the UW School of Medicine and Public Health from the Wisconsin Partnership Program.
The Harvest of the Month is a partnership between La Crosse County Health Department’s Foot Steps to Health initiative,
the La Crosse County Farm2School Program, area school districts and the community. Funding for this project was
provided by the UW School of Medicine and Public Health from the Wisconsin Partnership Program.
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LA CROSSE
2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR
August 2016
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F
2
3
4
5
6
7
26
9
6
10
11
12
13
14E
31
15
16
11
17P
18
19
20
21
35
21
22
23
16
24
25
26
27
28
38
28
29
30
21
31
1
2
7
8
13
14
19
20
26
27
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T
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1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12
5
6
15
16
17
18
19
12
22
23
24
25 26
29
30
31
November 2016
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W
T
F
1
2
3
4
43
7
8Q
9
10
11E
48
5
6
14
15
16
17
18
53
12
21
22
23
24
25
55
28
29
30
58
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T
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T
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F
60
2
3
4
5
6
9
65
9
10
11
12
15
16E
70
16
17
18
19
20
89
21
22
23
75
23
24
25
26
27
94
28
29
30
30
31
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F
1
2
7
8
13
14
19
20
26
27
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F
1
2
3
M
T
99
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T
F
1
2
3
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F
118
3
4
5
6
7E
141
10
11
12
13
14
144
108
13P
14
15
16
17
127
17
18
19
20
21
148
113
20
21
22
23
24Q 132
24
25
26
27
28
153
115
27
28
29
30
31
13
14
15
16
17
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
May 2017
136
June 2017
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T
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1Q
2
7
8
9
14
15
16
Q
22
23

29
30
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F
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
11
12E 163
5
6
15
16
17
18
19
168
12
13
26
173
19
20
21
175
26
27
28
First semester ends- January 13
Second semester ends- June 1
End of Quarter - November 8, January 13,
March 24, June 1
REV. 9/29/2015
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10E 123
10E 104
31
T
9
9
30
M
8
8
29
96
7
7
25
13QE 85
6
6
24
80
April 2017
March 2017
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23
January 2017
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February 2017
22
39
December 2016
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M
October 2016
September 2016
158
176
Pupil Progress Conference
First semester - October 17
12:00-8:00 pm; 4 additional evening hours
identified on the narrative version of calendar
Second semester - March 13
12:00-8:00 pm; 4 additional evening hours
identified on the narrative version of calendar
P
E
First/Last Student Day
Staff Development Days
Holidays
Convention
Pupil Progress Conference
Non-Attendance for Students
Non-Attendance for Students
& Non-Contract for Teachers
End of Quarter
New teacher induction
Early release day
Should more than one school day be lost due to
an emergency closing, students and teachers
will follow the schedule below:
1st day missed = Waived
2nd day missed = June 2nd
After 2 missed = Minutes will be
added to schedule to lengthen day
2016-2017 School Year Calendar
STAFF DEVELOPMENT/TEACHER
PREPARATION DAYS
AUGUST 29, 30 AND 31, 2016 Schools not in session.
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 1, 2016
LABOR DAY
SEPTEMBER 5, 2016 Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
OCTOBER 14, 2016 – Students dismissed early.
PUPIL PROGRESS CONFERENCE
OCTOBER 17, 2016 (all schools) 12:00 – 8:00 P.M. Schools not in session
AND
OCTOBER 19, 2016 (high schools) 4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
OCTOBER 11, 2016 (middle schools) 4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
OCTOBER 20, 2016 (elementary schools) 4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
NO SCHOOL
OCTOBER 31, 2016 Schools not in session.
STAFF DEVELOPMENT DAY
NOVEMBER 1, 2016 Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
NOVEMBER 11, 2016 – Students dismissed early.
NO SCHOOL
NOVEMBER 23, 2016 Schools not in session.
THANKSGIVING
NOVEMBER 24 AND 25, 2016 Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
DECEMBER 16, 2016 – Students dismissed early.
WINTER BREAK
DECEMBER 2630, 2016 Schools not in session.
Schools resume January 2, 2017.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
JANUARY 13, 2017 – Students dismissed early.
JANUARY 16, 2017 Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
FEBRUARY 10, 2017 – Students dismissed early.
CONVENTION
FEBRUARY 17, 2017 – Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
MARCH 10, 2017 – Students dismissed early.
PUPIL PROGRESS CONFERENCE
MARCH 13, 2017 (all schools) 12:00 – 8:00 P.M. Schools not in session.
AND
MARCH 15, 2017 (high schools) 4:00 – 8:00 PM MARCH 7, 2017 (middle schools) 4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
MARCH 16, 2017 (elementary schools) 4:00 – 8:00 P.M.
MARCH 27, 2017 Schools not in session.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
APRIL 7, 2017 Students released early.
SPRING BREAK
APRIL 1317, 2017 Schools not in session.
Classes resume April 18, 2017.
EARLY RELEASE DAY
MAY 12, 2017 Students released early.
MEMORIAL DAY
MAY 29, 2017 Schools not in session.
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
JUNE 1, 2017
REV. 9/29/2015