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1 School District of Arcadia NEWSLETTER From Your Superintendent Using Social Media to Communicate with the World-One Person at a Time! Beginning in the school year you will be noticing some changes to the way we will communicate with our district residents. We will begin using electronic newsletters posted on our website. We will continue to offer the newsletter in hard copy. There are more details in this newsletter if that is the option you choose. We will also start using social media more as we go forward. The social media may come in the form of Facebook or Twitter. Why should we begin using this tool? 1. Parent communication-our instructors already are required to have a web presence to improve communication between students, parents, and instructors. Social media will allow us to disseminate information in real-time to parents and students. 2. Community outreach-social media will be used as a tool to communicate between the district and parents. This is a great opportunity to communicate back and forth very quickly with a large portion of our parents and citizens. 3. Networking with colleagues-our instructors can share projects and best practices online 24/7. 4. Integrating real-world application into teaching-this opportunity offers global interaction with our students and teachers. 5. Two way communication-we will use social media to promote various activities, gain feedback, or start conversations for various topics that are important to the school and the Arcadia School District residents. This is a great opportunity to showcase all the positive things our students are doing in classes and co-curricular activities. Please read information below about receiving your future newsletters to improve the partnership between the Arcadia School District, its parents, residents, and the entire world. Thank you for your continued support of the Arcadia School District and its students. As always, my door is always open to you and I can be reached at or fergusonl@arcadia.k12.wi.us. Louie Ferguson, Superintendent April, 2014 Volume 15 Issue 5 Inside this Issue: For your Reference Superintendent s Office H.S. Office Elementary Office Guidance News 2 Attn. Class of 2016 Parents 2 Safe Prom Simulation 2 Public Screening 3 PALS Registration 3 Educator of the Year 4 Special Performance 5 Jump Rope for Heart 6 FFA Speaking Contest 7 Around the World 8 Music News 9 MS Track News 9 Summer School Registration 10 Swimming Lessons 15 Lunch Menu 17 Garden Plots 17 Plant Sale 18 Basketball Alumni Night 18 Items Wanted 18 April Calendar 19 School Newsletter Going Green Future newsletters will no longer be mailed to box holders effective August 1, The newsletter will be available on the School District web site at Hard copies for viewing will be available in all school offices and the public library. If you wish to still receive a hard copy via the postal service, please call Dana at , ext

2 School Counseling News Please feel free to call Jen Pinnow with any school counseling questions or concerns at Check out the school counseling website at for additional information and updates. Juniors If students are considering continuing their education beyond high school, they should be taking the ACT or other assessment tests applicable to the schools they are looking into. ACT is required for 4-year college admission and can be used for technical college admission. Technical colleges often have other assessment tests and can be taken in place of the ACT. Contact the individual college for more information. Test Date April 12, ACT Schedule Registration Deadline Standby testing only June 14, 2014 May 9, 2014 Late registration is available at an extra charge. Free ACT Prep is available at: Seniors If you have received a scholarship outside of the high school, please bring a copy of the award letter to the main office. We would like to recognize you at the Senior Awards Night in May. Seniors planning on playing Division I or Division II sports in college need to register with the clearinghouse at Financial Aid Most financial aid deadlines have passed for colleges; however, if you have not yet filled out the FAFSA you should still do so. For more information, contact the counseling office. Remember you need to apply for financial aid each year. If you plan to attend college in Minnesota, you may apply for reciprocity online at heab.wi.gov. Pre-College Summer Programs These programs are offered at the UW campuses and cover a wide array of subjects from computer to basketball camps, from music and art to cheerleading and study skills. They are offered for varying age groups from pre-kindergarten through high school. Many of the academic programs offer scholarship assistance. For information on Pre-College Programs in Wisconsin go to Attention Parents of the Class of 2016 Why pay over $150 to a local institution for ACT prep, when you can send your student to teachers with whom they are familiar at no personal cost to you? This summer, AHS will be offering an ACT Prep course taught by Mrs. Lettner and Mrs. Sommerfeldt. The instructors will offer practical test-taking strategies and the opportunity to practice them. There will also be direct instruction provided based on the areas of the most need. For students to gain the full benefits, attendance at every class meeting is strongly recommended. The class will meet on Mondays, 9-12 am, from June 23-August 4. Safe Prom Simulated Drunk Driving Accident On Thursday, April 3, 2014, at 1:30 p.m., the Arcadia Police Department and the Arcadia High School will be presenting a Safe Prom Simulated Drunk Driving Accident at the Arcadia football Field. The presentation will include the coordinated efforts of the Arcadia High School Masquers, the Arcadia Police Department, the Trempealeau County 2 Sheriff s Department, the Wisconsin State Patrol, Wozney- Killian Funeral Home, the Arcadia Ambulance Service, the Arcadia-Glencoe Fire Department, and the Trempealeau County Coroner s Office. Students in grades 9-12 will be in attendance. Parents and community members are also encouraged to join us.

3 Free, public screening of nationally acclaimed documentary Who Cares About Kelsey? at Arcadia High School Auditorium at 6:00 pm on Wednesday, April 30th The Arcadia School District in conjunction with the Trempealeau County National Alliance on Mental Illness, will host a community screening of the new documentary film, Who Cares About Kelsey? on Wednesday, April 30th at 6:00 pm in the Arcadia High School Auditorium. This free, public screening will be followed by a community discussion regarding mental health. Who Cares About Kelsey? has been featured in Education Week and WBUR and has been screened at film festivals, national conferences and school districts around the country. FILM SYNOPSIS: Kelsey Carroll has one goal to graduate from high school and plenty of reasons why she shouldn't. She attends a school with one of the highest dropout rates in New Hampshire and has dealt with homelessness, sexual abuse, and ADHD. As a freshman, she didn't earn a single academic credit, but she did get suspended for dealing drugs. Who Cares About Kelsey? is the story of Kelsey's transformation from a defiant and disruptive problem student to a motivated and self-confident young woman. Along the way, critical figures in her personal and educational life shape her coming of age and play important roles in an education revolution that's about empowering not overpowering youth with emotional and behavioral challenges. Nationally, more than two million young people in the United States have emotional/ behavioral disabilities (EBD). Youth with EBD have the worst graduation rate of all students with disabilities. Nationally, only 40 percent of students with EBD graduate from high school, compared to the national average of 76 percent of all students. Join us on April 30th to hear how we can improve outcomes for students with emotional and behavioral needs. To reserve tickets contact Courtney Smith at , ext: Tickets are free and will also be available at the door the evening of the screening. To learn more about the film and view the trailer, go to: Newsletter article adopted from Who Cares About Kelsey website press release. 4-Year Old Preschool Program (PALS) Registration The annual PALS registration will be held on Friday, May 2 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Parents are reminded to bring the following with them on the day of registration: BIRTH OR BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATE, COMPLETED PALS REGISTRATION SHEET, AND IMMUNIZATION RECORD. La matriculación anual para PALS tomara lugar el Viernes, 2 de mayo de 8:00 a.m. a 3:00p.m. Les recordamos a los padres que por favor traigan los siguientes documentos cuando venga a matricular a su hijo/a: Certificado de Nacimiento ó Bautismo, formulario de matricula para PALS completado, y las inmunizaciones. Si su hijo(a) va cumplir cuatro años el ó antes del 1 de septiembre del 2014, y ustedes están interesados en el programa, por favor venga a la oficina de la Escuela Primaria de Arcadia el Viernes, 2 de mayo para registralo. If your child will be 4 years of age on or before September 1, 2014, and you are interested in the program, please stop in the Elementary Office on Friday, May 2 to register. 3

4 Educator of the Year-Carol Rumpel PASSION This is one word that describes Carol Rumpel, Educator of the Year. She has a zest for life and her enthusiasm for learning is contagious in the classroom. Her students feed off of it! Carol understands the importance of meeting the needs of all of her students. She spends endless hours at school, differentiating her lessons to accommodate for the numerous learning styles that are in her classroom. Most of Words from our Top Notch Teacher all, Carol is a very thoughtful person. She takes her job very seriously and her students know that she cares for their well-being and education. Carol was also nominated by a past parent and chosen by WKBT-News 8 as Top Notch Teacher of the Month for November and was able to drive a Honda Insight Hybrid for the entire month of November. Thank you to everyone involved. I was completely surprised and cannot express the amount of gratitude that I have from the day I heard the announcement that I was nominated for Top Notch Teacher and then again for Educator of the year. I have had many jobs in my lifetime; waitress, dishwasher, EMT, Computer Programmer, Merchandise Manager, milkmaid, towboat mate, barmaid, swim instructor, but my career as a teacher began with two events. First was a phone call from Kenny Salwey, The River Rat, and Mr. Wald, principal from CFC, asking me to be a part of a Talk Walkers group. We traveled about Wisconsin, working with teachers on the importance of learning experiences in nature. During this Talk Walking experience, Kenny and Mr. Wald had convinced me that I needed to be an educator so I could share my passion for life, my experiences and to awaken the natural curiosity of learning with the how to look for answers along the way. It was soon after this when Mr. Wald hired me as a Library and computer aide in the Cochrane-Fountain City school district and then encouraged me to go back to college for my teaching degree, which I did. It was not easy. I was a parent, a part time student, and I worked part-time (I was working here in the Arcadia School District, as a library and computer aide) and it was during this time that the second event took place that would change my life forever; my daughter, Cassandra s death. This devastating event gave me two options; to stay frozen in time or to live and carry on. The first would have probably been the easiest and to be honest I felt like I had already stopped living and had nothing left to live for, except for something my grandmother said to me; Now is not to the time to be selfish. Somebody needs what you have to give. People need encouragement, your time, a listening ear, your strong will and your smile. With that I decided to finish what I started and what my daughter would never be able to do, and that was to graduate. I graduated with my teaching degree the same year she would have finished high school, moved on to technology coordinator, then to third grade 4 teacher second and third grade looping teacher and now to fifth. Being an active listener and responding to the needs of my students, coworkers and family was my mission but little did I know that it would be my students that gave me vision and remind me just how little I actually know. I have to remember that we bend, but we do not break; that the biggest challenges shape us and form us; our expectations leave us with better accomplishments when we finally let go and trust that it will all come together in time. Those of you who know me will know that I cannot accept this award without saying there are so many people in our school district that are just as deserving of this award as I am. None of us gets to be good at what we do without help. So I thought back to the people who have helped me along the way. I have been fortunate to have the best of mentors: Mrs. Karla Johnson, and Cami Pietrek, my cooperating teachers during student teaching, Mrs. Frost, Tom Nelson, Jeri Deninger, Julie Duffrin and my third grade team and the people who help get you through your day your colleagues, the support staff who make you laugh and (Continued on page 5)

5 wonder and Chris Hannon and the secretaries; who really help you to know the things you never knew you needed to know. I also have to acknowledge the volunteers, businesses and families in our community for your support, s I am a better person because of them. There is one last part of MY teaching family that deserves to be recognized. To my family, my bonus children: Kelly, Kyle, Gina and my daughter, Cheyanne. Thank you for helping me correct papers, and making sure I don t spend every minute at school and mostly for just going with the flow for coming to school to help me even the times when you so kindly pointed out a lesson I was working on was lame I thank you with all my heart. To my husband Dave, who believed in me, long before I believed in myself. Without you, the Rumpel Bunch would not thrive in the way it does. I remember on my first day of teaching you made sure that I had my first day of school picture taken just like the rest of the kids. I also remember asking you to help with taking over cooking dinner for the family and for always doing the things that needed to be done and for that I am grateful beyond words. And finally to my Grandparents, Mom and Dad, my brothers and extended family; thanks for instilling me with creative curiosity and putting up with me while growing up. While receiving awards is certainly humbling and motivating, and the recognition is appreciated; I would like to close with this quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson: To laugh often and love much; to win the respect of intelligent persons and the affection of children; to earn the approbation of honest citizens and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give of one s self; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to have played and laughed with enthusiasm and sung with exultation; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived this is to have succeeded. Thank you very much. Love and Laughter Always, Carol Rumpel Special Performance The Cat s Pajamas On February 13th, Arcadia High School had a very special guest. The Cat's Pajamas put on a stellar performance that rocked the auditorium! This a capella group is originally from Madison, WI, but currently reside in Branson, MO where they perform nightly. Their high-energy show got the entire crowd on their feet to dance and sing along! The show was opened by GET's Vocal Point and AHS' Adam's Family. The Cat's Pajamas are in the middle of their "Music In Schools Tour" and helped the AHS Choir raise over $500! Thank you, Cat's Pajamas, and we hope to have you back here next year! Photos were taken by Peter Jonas. 5

6 Jump Rope for Heart 2014 On February 14, 2014 approximately 520 students at Arcadia Elementary School participated in Jump Rope For Heart (JRFH). It was enjoyed by all the students. money the students raise each year. We use these gift certificates to buy equipment for our classrooms or the next year s event. JRFH raises money for kids and adults with special hearts. This event also teaches our students to help others in need and it promotes physical activity by participating in fun rope jumping tricks and other jumping activities including a bounce house which is an all time favorite of the students. This event would not be possible without the help of many different people. Thank you to all of the students for raising the money to donate on our behalf to the American Heart Association and for doing a great job jumping at the event. A special Thank You goes out to the volunteers for helping with anything from twirling rope, helping students and taking pictures. We greatly appreciate your time. And last but not least a great big thank you goes out to McDonalds for the apples and Kwik Trip for the bottles of water that they donated as a nutritious snack. This year s goal was to beat our total of $13, (2013 total) and with great pride and enthusiasm our students took on the challenge. This year we had 330 students raise money for JRFH but were unable to beat that total. This year s amount raised was just over $12, The top fundraisers this year, once again, are Kianna Suchla raising $350.00, Zachary Konkel $260.00, Jack, Kealey & Kenndy Zeigeweid $256.00, Trace Weihrouch $250.00, Kadin Papenfuss $ and Sky Reit. Congratulations to these students and all the students who raised money for a great cause. The P.E. Department also receives gift certificates from the American Heart Association based on the amount of 6 Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, Colleen Sobotta and Jen Gray

7 Arcadia FFA Advances Four to Sectional in Speaking Contest On Jan.20, 2014 we sent 12 FFA members to the District Seven FFA Speaking Contest. This year the speaking contest was held at Lincoln High School in Alma Center. We had participants in the FFA Quiz (8 th Graders) with two teams and in the high school events of Job Interview, Discussion Meet, Extemporaneous Speaking and Creed Speaking. The quiz bowl teams finished third and fifth in District competition. Quiz bowl requires members to be able to answer questions on FFA related topics and history in a game show format. Competing for Arcadia were Hannah Huebner, Lexie Schank, Mikayla Pronschinske, Franki Wicka, Sam Olson, Curtis Weltzien and Greg Whalen. Advancing to Sectional Contest in the Creed speaking competition was Collin Weltzien. Collin, son of Keith and Karen Weltzien, earned second place in one of the hardest district contest areas. He presented the five paragraphs of the FFA creed from memory. Advancing in Job interview was Anna Rippley, daughter of Ed and Laura Rippley. In her second year of participation, she earned second place. Geena Whalen, daughter of Marilyn & Kevin Whalen, earned second in Extemporaneous speaking and will advance to Tomah to compete at sectional speaking contest. In Extemporaneous Speaking, students are given a topic and required to present a four to six minute speech after 30 minutes of preparation. Brie Hurlburt and Damian Wolfe were involved discussion meet which simulates a committee meeting. Brie earned second and advanced to the next level of competition. Brie is the daughter of Julie & Rob Hurlburt. Damian earned fifth. Damian is the son of Betty & Dave Wolfe. Everything has beauty, but not everyone can see. Confucius 7

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9 Music Notes Middle School Students selected for National Band Arcadia Middle School and Band Director Kristin Freedlund are proud to announce that the following students have been selected to participate in the 2014 National Band Association Wisconsin Chapter All-State Junior Band: Deyne Yarrington Flute Dorisa Duellman Trombone Jerry Servais French Horn Marshall Nelson Trumpet These musicians were nominated by their director and performed with the group at the Finale Concert of the 30 th Annual Convention of the NBA-WC. The concert was held at the Performing Arts Center on the campus of Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School in Wisconsin Rapids on Saturday, January 18 th. The 2014 All-State Junior Band was comprised of 102 students from many schools throughout Wisconsin. Inaugural Year of the Couleeland Honors Band Several band directors have expressed interest in a local middle school honors band. Since there is not an easy accessible honors experience in our region, we have put together a proposed middle level honors band experience to include schools from the Dairyland Conference and area smaller schools. The 2014 participating schools include Arcadia, Alma, Blair-Taylor, CFC, Eleva-Strum, GET, Melrose- Mindoro, and Whitehall. The following students have been selected to participate in the Couleeland Honor Band: Michelle Chavez Flute, Jaylen Ehrat Arcadia, Tanner Klar Tenor Saxophone, Jayren Jess- Bari Saxophone, Paige Jacobs Trumpet, Sam Olson Trumpet, Marshall Nelson Trumpet, Michael Steinlicht Trumpet, Jerry Servais French Horn, Dorisa Duellman Trombone, Franki Wicka Trombone, Tiffany Pronschinske Baritone, Sergio Garcia Percussion. The concert will be held at Whitehall High School Auditorium on March 8 th, The concert will begin at 7pm. Admission is $4. Upcoming Music Dates Sunday, April 6 Spring Jazz Concert-HS Aud Thursday, May 1 Grades 2-3 Spring Concert-MS Gym Monday, May 5 MS Spring Concert Friday, May 16 Farewell Concert Auditorium Sunday, May 25 Broiler Days Parade Saturday, April 12 Annual Variety Show Auditorium Saturday, May 3 State Solo & Ensemble Thursday, May 9 Grades 4-5 Spring Concert MS Gym Friday, May 23 High School Graduation-HS Gym Middle School Track News All seventh and eighth grade boys and girls are welcome to join middle school track. Practice will start April 7th with our first meet on April 24th. All participants must have their required paperwork into the office before they can start practice. This paperwork can be picked up in the school office. It consist of a physical card or alternate year card, athletic code which will be signed by the parents/guardian and child, and proof of insurance. If you have any quest i o n s p l e a s e c o n t a c t C o a c h K l i m e k a t klimekb@arcadia.k12.wi.us or by phone at ( please no calls after 9:00pm). Schedules will be handed out the first day of practice but save May 9th on your calendars. This is our home meet and will need a lot of workers to make it run efficient! Thank you and looking forward to a great season! 9

10 Summer School Essentials: Check the summer school web Elementary Summer School. Opportunities and oxygen are closely related: they are everywhere. On the following pages, please find the summer school registration forms for students currently in PALs through the 5 th grade. If you are interested in registering your elementary-aged child for summer school 2014, please complete the enclosed form (both sides) and return it to your son or daughter s teacher by April 18 th. Past participants in the summer school program have shown improved readiness and growth for the upcoming school year. Successes are happening. Additional forms are available on the school website or at the school office. Middle/High School Summer Courses. This year we will again be offering multiple courses for middle school students (students entering grades 6-8) and high school students (students entering grades 9-12). Registration for these courses will take place in April. Talk to your middle/high school son/daughter and encourage participation in these courses. Middle school meeting times will run in conjunction with the elementary program: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to noon (session one runs from June 9-June 26; session two runs from July 28-August 14). A free breakfast and lunch will be provided. High school courses (ranging from ACT prep to pottery check the school website for all awesome offerings) will meet at various times to accommodate student work schedules. Continually check the website for up-to-date information, full course descriptions, and any needed forms. Gratitude for allowing us this opportunity to teach your child during the summer months. Please address questions to Alan Herman ext or hermana@arcadia.k12.wi.us. Escuela de Verano Esencial : Visite el sitio web de la escuela Escuela de Verano de Primaria. Oportunidades y el oxígeno están estrechamente relacionados: están en todas partes. En las siguientes páginas, por favor, busquen los formularios de inscripción de la escuela de verano para los estudiantes inscritos desde PAL hasta el quinto grado. Si usted está interesado en inscribir a su hijo en edad primaria a la escuela de verano de 2014, por favor llene el formulario adjunto (ambos lados) y devuelvalo al maestro de su hijo/a antes de 18 de abril. Los participantes en otros años en el programa de la escuela de verano han mostrado una mejor disposición y el crecimiento para el próximo año escolar. Los éxitos están sucediendo. Formularios adicionales están disponibles en el sitio web de la escuela o en la oficina de la escuela. Cursos de Verano para Secundaria y Preparatoria. Este año de nuevo a ofrecer varios cursos para los estudiantes de secundaria (alumnos que ingresan a los grados 6-8) y los estudiantes de preparatoria (alumnos que ingresan a los grados 9-12). La inscripción para estos cursos se llevará a cabo durante el mes de abril. Hable con su hijo/hija para animarles a participar en estos cursos. Horarios de las reuniones de la escuela secundaria se ejecutarán en conjunción con el programa de primaria: de lunes a jueves, de 8:00 am hasta el mediodía (Sesión uno va desde junio 9 - junio 26, sesión dos va desde julio 28 - agosto 14). Se proporcionará un desayuno y almuerzo gratis. Los cursos de preparatoria (que van desde la preparación de ACT a la cerámica - consulte el sitio web de la escuela para todas las ofertas increíbles ) se reunirán en varias ocasiones para acomodar los horarios de trabajo de los estudiantes. Tienen que omprobar continuamente el sitio web para la información mas corriente, también para buscar y bajar descripciones de los cursos completos, y todos los formularios necesarios. Gracias por permitirnos esta oportunidad de enseñarle a su hijo/a durante los meses de verano. Se Tienen preguntas por favor de preguntarle a Alan Herman ext 3239 o hermana@arcadia.k12.wi.us. 10

11 GOOD NEWS! Summer school is back! All elementary students are invited to sign up for summer school where they will be creatively engaged with reading, mathematics, exploration activities, and physical activities. If you wish to register your child for summer school, please complete both sides of this form and return to your child s teacher by April 15 th. Student s Name: Student just completed (check one) [ ] PALS [ ] Kindergarten [ ] 1 st Grade [ ] 2 nd Grade [ ]3 rd Grade [ ]4 th Grade IMPORTANT: Clearly check the summer school session(s) your child will be attending and one physical activity for each selected session. You may enroll in any one or both sessions; please select one physical activity per enrolled session: [ ] Session One: June 9 th June 26 th, Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. noon Please enroll my student in the following session one physical activity (check only one): [ ] Swimming Lessons at the Aquatic Center [ ] Physical Education at the Elementary School [ ] Session Two: July 28 th August 14 th, Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. noon Please enroll my student in the following session two physical activity (check only one): [ ] Swimming Lessons at the Aquatic Center [ ] Physical Education at the Elementary School Parent s Full Name: Address: City, State ZIP: Daytime Phone: ( ) In case of emergency ( ) Are there any medical concerns that we should be aware of? Parent Signature: Date: PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM (both sides) TO YOUR CHILD S TEACHER BY APR.18 11

12 Student s Name: How will your child be transported to and from summer school (check one)? [ ] Walk/Bike [ ] Parent/Guardian [ ]Bus (check location below) Wilson Ave./Theisen Street Thousand Oaks Sobotta Street Sobotta Street/Blaschko Ave Carriage House Apartments- Blaschko Avenue Carriage Lane/Saddle Drive/Apartments behind ShopKo Reichwein Trailer Court Christ Lutheran Church Countryside Estates Barnes St./County Road A Busing is available from the above locations only. There is no charge for bus transportation. If you have questions regarding transportation, call John Krett at the number below. Important Information: A free breakfast is served between 7:30 and 7:55 a.m. Lunch is served each day at noon. Students are dismissed and can be picked up at 12:20 p.m. Summer school is FREE to all students Swimming lessons are Monday-Friday, please plan for transportation each Friday if your child is involved in swimming lessons. All courses are taught by certified teachers. Place session dates on your summer calendar so proper planning can be made. Parent Signature: Date: Summer School Directory: Swimming Questions: Carol Rumpel, rumpelc@arcadia.k12.wi.us, ext Transportation Questions: John Krett, krettj@arcadia.k12.wi.us, or ext General Questions: Alan Herman, hermana@arcadia.k12.wi.us, ext Elementary Office: PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM (both sides) TO YOUR CHILD S TEACHER BY APR.18 12

13 BUENAS NOTICIAS! La escuela de verano está de vuelta! Se invita a todos los estudiantes de primaria para inscribirse en las clases de verano donde serán creativamente involucrados con lectura, matemáticas, las actividades de exploración y las actividades físicas. Si desea inscribir a su hijo (a) para las clases de verano, por favor complete ambos lados de este formulario y devuélvalo a la maestra de su hijo(a) el 15 de abril. Nombre del Estudiante: El estudiante acaba de completar (marque uno) [ ] PALS [ ] Kindergarten [ ] 1 er Grado [ ] 2 do Grado [ ]3 ro Grado [ ]4 to Grado IMPORTANTE: Seleccionar la sesión de escuela de clases de verano que su hijo(a) va a asistir y una actividad física para todas las sesiones seleccionadas. Usted puede inscribir al niño(a) en una o en las dos sesiones, por favor, seleccione una actividad física por sesión: [ ] Sesión 1: Junio 9 Junio 26, Lunes a Jueves 8:00 a.m. 12:00pm Por favor inscriba a mi hijo(a)en la actividad física de la primera sesión (marque sólo una opción): [ ] Cursos de Natación en el Centro Acuático [ ] Educación Fisica en la Escuela Primaria [ ] Sesión 2: Julio 28 Agosto 14, Lunes a Jueves 8:00 a.m. 12:00pm Por favor inscriba a mi hijo(a)en la actividad física de la segunda sesión (marque sólo una opción): [ ] Cursos de Natación en el Centro Acuático [ ] Educación Física en la Escuela Primaria Nombre Completo de Padres: Domicilio: Ciudad, Estado, Código Postal: Teléfono durante el dia: ( ) En caso de emergencia llame a: al ( ) Correo Electrónico: Hay agluna preocupación medica que debamos saber? Firma de Padres: Fecha: DEVUELVA EL FORMULARIO COMPLETO (ambos lados) AL MAESTRO DE SU HIJO(a) PARA Apr.18 13

14 Nombre del Estudiante: Cómo se transportará su hijo/a hacia y desde las clases de verano (marque uno)? [ ] Caminar/Bicicleta [ ] Padres/Guarderia [ ]Autobús (lugarselecione abajo) Wilson Ave./Theisen Street Thousand Oaks Sobotta Street Sobotta Street/Blaschko Ave Carriage House Apartments- Blaschko Avenue Carriage Lane/Saddle Drive/Apartments behind ShopKo Reichwein Trailer Court Christ Lutheran Church Countryside Estates Barnes St./County Road A Transporte escolar estára disponible solamente en las ubicaciones mensionadas arriba. No hay ningún cargo por el transporte de autobús. Si tiene preguntas sobre el transporte, llame a John Krett al siguiente número. Información importante: Un desayuno gratuito se sirve entre 7:30-7:55 am El almuerzo se sirve todos los días al mediodía. Los estudiantes salen y se pueden recoger a las 12:20 La escuela de verano es gratuita para todos los estudiantes Las clases de natación son de lunes a viernes, por favor haga planes para el transporte los viernes si su hijo(a) está involucrado en las clases de natación. Todos los cursos son impartidos por maestros certificados. Marque su calendario con las fechas de las sesiones para planificar adecuadamente. Firmas de Padres: Fecha: Directorio de la Escuela de Verano: Preguntas de Natación: Carol Rumpel, rumpelc@arcadia.k12.wi.us, ext Preguntas de Transporte: John Krett, krettj@arcadia.k12.wi.us, o ext Preguntas Generales: Alan Herman, hermana@arcadia.k12.wi.us, ext Oficina de la Escuela Primaria: DEVUELVA EL FORMULARIO COMPLETO (ambos lados) AL MAESTRO DE SU HIJO(a) PARA Apr.18 14

15 Summer Swimming Lesson Schedule The School District of Arcadia Offers the American Red Cross Swimming and Water Safety Courses. There are three sessions of lessons. You may sign up for any one of the sessions but no more. If you have an interest in another session, you may sign up at the end of each session. Summer swimming lessons: Session I June 9 th 27th, Session II July 7 th -25 th, Session III July 28 th -August 15 th Our fully qualified instructors will take you through all the stages of swimming development in planned lessons. We want every child's swimming instruction experience to be positive and fun filled. If you have questions or concerns about the instruction program, please talk to the senior instructor, or your child's instructor. Second Session Swim Schedule (***First and Third Session will correspond with Summer School) 7:45-8:30 CWS (1) GS (2) Upper Levels Sunfish Marlins 8:30 9:15 Guppies Sunfish Bluegill Flying Fish 9:15-10:00 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Walleye 15 MINUTE BREAK 10:15-10:55 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Bluegill 10:55-11:35 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Walleye 11:35-12:10 Guppies Stingray Marlins/Flying Fish 11:35 Noon POLLIWOGS Monday and Wednesday Tuesday and Thursday Offered Levels may change due to registration needs. Registration will take place on Tuesday, May 27 th and Thursday, May 29 st from 3:00-5:00 pm in the Elementary Cafeteria. The following week a morning registration will be held in the High School Commons, Wednesday, June 4th from 8:00 am until 12:00 pm. Levels this year: 2014 Level 1 Guppies recommended age 4-5 (Introduction to Water Skills) Level 2 Sunfish (Fundamental Aquatic Skills) Sessions Calendar Level 3 Stingray (Stroke Development) *Summer School Session I June 9 th -27 th Level 4A Bluegills (Develops Confidence and improve skills NO LESSONS June 30th-July4th Level 4B Walleye (Skills refined and new skills into.) Session II July 7 th -25 th Level 5A Marlins (Stroke Refinement) *Summer School Session III July 28 th -August 15 th Level 5B Flying Fish ( Review Skills and refine) *See details for this session below. Level 6 (Advanced Swimmer Skills) Personal or Community Water Safety/ Guard Start Upper Levels Barracuda, Porpoise, Shark Parent /Tot lessons Polliwogs ages 4 and under with parent or adult supervision ***Not sure what level needed ***First and Third session swimming lessons times and class offerings will run differently as to correspond with the Summer School Program. Transportation will be provided to students registered in the Summer School Program. Preregistration forms are also included in this newsletter Name: Age: Sex: Current Grade: Home Address: City: Zip: Home Phone: Daytime Phone: School Attended: Permission is hereby given for to take Red Cross swimming lessons during the 2012 summer session. I also state that my child is physically qualified to take swim instructions. Medical conditions that might endanger your child should be noted here: Parent/Guardian Signature: 15

16 El Distrito Escolar de Arcadia ofrece los Cursos de Natación y Seguridad en el Agua de la Cruz Roja Americana. Hay tres sesiones. Usted puede inscribirse solo en una sesión a la vez solamente. Si usted tiene interés en otra sesión, puede inscribirse al final de cada sesión. Clases de Natación de Verano: Sesión I Junio 9 27, Sesión II Julio 7 25, Sesión III Julio 28 Agosto 15 Nuestros instructores calificados lo llevarán por todas las etapas del desarrollo de natación en clases planeadas. Queremos que la experiencia en la instrucción de natación sea positiva y llena de diversión para todos los niños. Si usted tiene preguntas ó preocupaciones sobre el programa de instrucción, por favor hable con el encargado de la piscina, ó con el instructor de su hijo/a. Horario de la Segunda Sesiones (*** Primera y Tercera Sesión corresponderá con la Escuela de Verano) 7:45-8:30 CWS (1-3) GS (2) Upper Levels Sunfish Marlins 8:30 9:15 Guppies Sunfish Bluegill Flying Fish 9:15-10:00 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Walleye 15 MINUTOS DE DESCANSO 10:15-10:55 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Bluegill 10:55-11:35 Guppies Sunfish Stingray Walleye 11:35-12:10 Guppies Stingray Marlins/Flying Fish 11:35 12:00 POLLIWOGS Lunes Y Miércoles, Martes y Jueves Pueden cambiar los niveles que ofrecemos debido a la necesidad de las registraciones. Las inscripciones tendrán lugar el Martes, 27 de Mayo y el Jueves 29 de Mayo de 3:00-5:00pm en la Cafetería de la Escuela Primaria. La siguiente semana se llevarán a cabo registraciones en la mañana en la Preparatoria (High School). Miércoles, 4 de junio de 8 am hasta 12:00 pm. Niveles este año: 2014 Nivel 1 Guppies recomendada edad 4-5 (Introdución al Agua) Nivel 2 Sunfish (Fundamental Aquatic Skills) Calendario Nivel 3 Stingray (Stroke Development) *Escuela de Verano Sesión I Junio 9-27 Nivel 4A Bluegills (Develops Confidence and improve skills) NO LECCIONES Junio 30 Julio 4 Nivel 4B Walleye (Skills refined and new skills into.) Sesión II Julio 7-25 Nivel 5A Marlins (Stroke Refinement) *Sesión III Clases de Verano Julio 28-Augosto 15 Nivel 5B Flying Fish ( Review Skills and refine) *Ver detalles para esta session abajo. Nivel 6 (Advanced Swimmer Skills) Personal or Community Water Safety/ Guard Start Upper Levels Barracuda, Porpoise, Shark Parent /Tot lessons Polliwogs ages 4 and under with parent or adult supervision ***Not sure what level needed *** Horarios de natación de la primera y tercera sesión y las clases ofrecidas serán diferentes para que correspondan con el programa de Clases de Verano. Se proveerá transportación a los estudiantes que se incriban en el Programa de Verano. La forma de pre-inscripciónes también será incluida en el boletín Nombre: Edad: Sexo: Grado Actual: Direccion: Ciudad: Código Postal: Teléfono: Teléfono Dia: Escuela : Yo otorgo permiso a para tomar clases de natacion de la Cruz Roja durante el verano del También declaro que mi hijo/a está fisícament capacitado para recibir instrucciones de natación. Las condiciones médicas que puedan poner en peligro a su hijo/a deben ser anotadas: Firma de Padres/ Guardianes: 16

17 You can t live a positive life with a negative mind April 1 April 2 April 3 April 4 April 7 April 8 April 9 April 10 April 11 April 14 April 15 April 16 April 17 April 18 April 21 April 22 April 23 April 24 April 25 April 28 April 29 April 30 Check out our website! April Lunch Menu* Chick-n-giggles Hot Dog/bun Nachos Grande Cheese Pizza Italian Dunkers BBQ Beef/bun Popcorn Chicken Turkey & Cheese Wrap Fish Nuggets Hamburger/bun Pasta w/meat sauce Crispy Chicken Wrap Cheese Quesadilla NO SCHOOL French Toast Sticks Chicken Patty/bun Tacos Toasted Cheese Pizza Pizza Calzone Chicken Nuggets Nachos Grande * Subject to change High school students have choice of alternate meal deal. Salad bar available daily for fifth grade through high school. Breakfast served daily. Arcadia School District and UW-Extension Sponsor Garden Plots Plot location: 20 x 20 near bus garage Plots will be ready mid-may Water available on-site $20 per plot For more information and to obtain a required agreement, contact: UW-Extension Office , Ext. 208 The school store has Under Armour hooded sweatshirts, long-sleeved running shirts and t-shirts for sale. See them after school or call or Mrs. Baumgartner at / baumgartnerp@arcadia.k12.wi.us. 17

18 Arcadia Plant Sale Dates: May 9th, 14th, and 16th Time: 3:30-6:30 Vegetables - Fruits- Flowers Hanging Baskets, 4 inch annuals and perennials and 4 pack vegetables and flowers For Any Questions Call Mr. Shank at ext Customers may also buy plants by appointment with Mr. Schank Boys Basketball Alumni Night On January 17 th, the Arcadia Boys Basketball program hosted an Arcadia Basketball Alumni Night. They invited and recognized the team from the season to the game against G.E.T. that night. Those that were able to be in attendance were introduced between the JV and Varsity games. The Raiders were a fast-breaking team that ended its season with a 16 3 record and tied with Durand for the then Mississippi Valley Conference title. They earned the right to be mentioned among the Big Sixteen in the state that year. Team members were: Dan Pierzina, John Fetting, Gary Luethi, Mark Runkel, Gary Pahl, Tom Mettlach, Tom Barry, LeRoy Pierzina, Daniel Sobotta, Wayne Killian, and Jon Flury; Along with managers Fred Toloken, Harvey Wiersgalla, and Coach Jim Crowley. Those able to attend on the 17 th and pictured below were: Wayne Killian, Jon Flury, and Coach Jim Crowley. Wanted: Slightly used elliptical, stair-stepper, or treadmill machines to purchase or donate to Arcadia School District. Please contact Mike Sobotta or Lynn (608)

19 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday VOTE-Spring Election SB GET (A) 5:00 BB Tomah (A) 4:30 SB Tomah (H) 4: Spring Jazz Concert HS Aud 2:00 T Winona (A) 4:30 S Holmen (H) 5:00 PTO Mtg. Elem LMC 6:30 G Drugans (A) 3:00 BB GET (H) 5:00 SB Luther (H) 5:00 S Mel-Min (H) 5:00 SB West Salem (H) 5:00 State Forensics Madison G WI Dells Invite SB Adams Friendship Tourney (A) 3:00 BB Aquinas (H) 4:30 Prom 8:00 p.m. G WI Dells Invite S Coulee Christian Tourney (A) 10:00 Variety Show 6:00 p.m G Viroqua (A) T Holmen (A) 3:30 Large Group Early Dismissal NO SCHOOL 1:00 SB DH Viroqua Contest Alumni T Winona (A) 3:00 BB Luther (A) 5:00 (H) 4:30 S Regis (A) 5:00 DARE Graduation HS Aud. 7:00 Teacher Inservice BB West Salem (H) 5:00 Tournament Happy Easter G Ettrick (A) 1:00 SB BRF (H) 5:00 S Tomah (H) 4:30 School Board Meeting HS Rm :30 T Logan (A) 4:00 BB DH Viroqua (A) 4: FFA Banquet 1:00 April 2014 School District of Arcadia G BRF (A) 1:00 T Whitehall (A) 4:00 SB Holmen (A) 4:30 BB BRF (A) 5:00 S Coulee Christian (H) 5:00 T Eau Claire (A) 4:00 G West Salem (A) 4:30 Community Screening Who Cares About Kelsey Documentary HS Aud. 6:00 MS GET 4:00 SB GET (H) 5:00 State FFA Contests BB DH Westby (H) 4:30 3 on 3 Tourney 9:00 SB Mondovi (A) 10:00 T KC Relays UW-L (A) 10:00 S Coulee Christian (H) 12:00 PTO Father/Daughter Dance MS Gym 4:00 19 **Time and date of events may change. Check school website for up-to-date information.

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