HOME OF THE WOLVERINES November 2015 WAUCONDA MIDDLE SCHOOL IMPORTANT DATES Choir Field Trip 11/5 Mega Event Party 11/13 8th Grade EXPLORE Test 11/16 2nd Qtr Midterms Sent Home in Homeroom 11/17 PTO Meeting 6 p.m. 11/17 Thanksgiving Break No School 11/25 11/27 3rd Exploratory Rotation Begins 11/30 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Selin Akad, Gianna Alongi, Tyler Anderson, Lucas Aragon, Danny Botha, Giselle Beltran, Andres Cervantes, Vincent Clemente, Bryan Flores, Bridgette Galve, Adrian Garduno, Huguette Gil, Lukrecija Juozeviciute, Kayla Martin, Gianna Modica, Nicholas Monterosso, Taryn Murphy, Karly Pikel, Belle Ramos, Nicole Schaeffer, Roman Stanley, Bella Stott, Enrique Zambrano, Lydia Zheng Emergency Alerts and School Closings Now on Twitter Follow Superintendent Dr. Coles on Twitter @Supt_D118 DISTRICT 118 BOARD OF EDUCATION John Armstrong, Kathleen Bianco, Deby Dato, Jonathan Feryance, Carey McHugh, David Patterson, and Brian Swanson Committee of the Whole Meeting: 11/05/15 at 7:00 p.m. Business Meeting : 11/12/15 at 7:00 p.m. All meetings are held in the District 118 Board Room Dr. Daniel J. Coles, Superintendent of Schools will now be utilizing Twitter to announce emergency alerts and school closings. The use of Twitter will be used in conjunction with our existing communication platforms such as our SchoolMessenger Emergency Alert System (robocall) as well as postings on our District s Website at http://www.d118.org/. In order to get the emergency alerts and school closing Tweets from Dr. Coles, you must have a Twitter account. To do so, use your smart phone to download the Twitter app or use your web browser on your computer and go to: https://support.twitter.com/. Once you have a Twitter account, you may get the alert Tweets by following Dr. Coles @Supt_D118. Please note that the purpose of this Twitter account will only be used for notifying staff, parents and the community about emergency alerts and school closings.
Message From the Principal November 2015 Dear Parents, It is hard to believe that we are already two weeks away from our second quarter midterm! The school year is going so fast and smoothly due to our parents, students, and staff. We would like to thank all the parents who came to visit us during our S/P/T Conferences this past month. Our faculty appreciated the opportunity to meet with you and your child. By working together, we can ensure a successful educational experience for your child. Research shows that students whose parents are involved in their child s education do better in school. We would also like to thank our Wauconda Middle School PTO for providing us with a wonderful dinner on Wednesday evening during conferences. Our 8 th grade students will be taking the EXPLORE test on Monday, November 16 th. All of our 6 th, 7 th, and 8 th grade students will take their winter NWEA MAP test during the first week of December. The EXPLORE test, along with NWEA MAP scores, are utilized by the high school to assist with student placement. Please remind your students of the importance of these tests. You can assist with preparation by making sure your child gets a good night sleep, receives a healthy breakfast, and reports to school on time. We would like to congratulate Sarah Rizzo who qualified for the Girl s IESA State Cross Country meet! I would once again like to encourage your children to become active members in an extracurricular activity. Getting involved is one of the key components of a successful middle school experience, and research shows that staying connected to your school helps to build assets to make good choices outside of school. This is a great opportunity for students to learn how to balance commitments and begin to manage what can become a too-busy schedule. These lessons are best learned in the early years, where there are many adults around to help them through it. We need your help! Our #1 Office Discipline Referral is tardy to school. If you drop your child off at school or your child is a walker, please assist by making sure that your child arrives to school prior to 7:45 a.m. on Monday Thursday and 8:45 a.m. on Friday s to ensure that your child can report to their homeroom and/or 1 st period class by the time the first bell rings. Thank you in advance for your cooperation is this matter. Sincerely, Daniel Stoller
WAUCONDA MIDDLE SCHOOL 2015 QUARTER ONE HONOR ROLL Superior Honors: (4.0) Eighth Grade: Selin Akad, Riley Aldrich, Evelyn Barrios, Sonakshi Garr, Alyssa Glasby, Katerina Harrison, Lukrecija Juozeviciute, Grace Lewandowski, Caitlin Malon, Jasmine McKeel, Aubrey Nick, Bradley Nolan, Karly Pikel, Sarah Rizzo, Jennifer Rudd, Emily Schriedel, Courtney Scott, Alec Smith, Aidan Stephan, Augustine Vanteylingen, Mark Yaroslavsky Seventh Grade: Gianna Alongi, Tyler Anderson, Paulina Argomaniz, Amanda Bak, Jessica Chapnick, Benjamin Chung, Megan Dhillon, Kira Fish, Ian Flaskamp, Katharina Fuchs, Bridgette Galve, Eeshan Garr, Nicole Grafon, George Guffey, Camden Janik, Ritika Jawale, Gianna Modica, Taryn Murphy, Conor O Shea, Patrick Solis, Maria Stephens Sixth Grade: Marcelo Balarin, Dylan Brannick, McKenna Buchanan, Lukas Casebolt, Cassidy Cummings, Huguette Gil, Kiley Harris, Diamond Head, Aidan Hewitt, Zehra Hussain, Kaitlyn Jerard, Ashleigh Kafka, Samira Khobdeh, Montgomery Komas, Sullivan Kosmach, Martin Krachtus, Amanda Lisi, Tyler Mattson, Sara Meyer, Jessica Pakaski, Belle Ramos, Ryan Rininger, Erin Seiler, Jack Zieba High Honors: (3.5 3.9) Eighth Grade: Danila Andreyev, Sophia Apodaca, Brandon Baez, Alex Bertagnoli, Allison Brubaker, Nicole Callahan, Jason Casebolt, Andres Cervantes, Abagail Cronin, Alan Diaz, Yves Mari Entereso, Yareli Garcia, Kevin Grafon, Daniela Hacke, Tyler Heinz, Brennan Hogan, Jakob Holmes, Jia Ivory, Fresca Kanari, Katelynn Klunder, Lydia Leichty, Megan Lenhart, Morgan Lung, Joaquin Magana, Varun Mallampati, Sean McCormick, Camryn Meyer, Stella Mincica, Alexia Myers, Oceanna Pfeiffer, Payal Rami, Dhana Marie Ramos, Madison Rejczyk, Mason Szymczak, Eva Tejeda, Madelyn Thompson, Aleena Yandall Diaz, Quicsia Zarate
High Honors: (3.5 3.9), continued Seventh Grade: Robert Auclair II, Riya Aulakh, Sarah Carr, Vincent Clemente, Jordan Conti, Ninette Correa, Lacey Coyne, Alex Crandall, Tyler Defort, Gustavo Delatorre, Nathan Duaban, Cameron Dunleavy, Hayden Edwards, Maria Flores, Bryan Flores, Alessandro Gibson, Macie Hanson, Halle Heinz, Benjamin Johnson, Ella Karg, Kassidy Kimball, Alexander Kondos, Jacob Lang, Isaac Leichty, Rachel Ley, Logan Mahalko, Alicia Maldonado, Hannah Martin, William McCorkle, Javerius McGuinn, Kailey Miller, Aiden Miller, Aisa Naylor, Edward Nick, Samantha Nickol, Kassidy Plunkett, Veronica Reyes, Brianna Rogers, Mason Schwalbach, Athea Sta Rosa, Peter Strain, Elisabeth ternes, Grace Vogler, David Waraksa, Kevin Winkiel, Rosalie Wisniewski, Cristopher Zavaleta Sixth Grade: Maryana Alvarenga, MacKenzie Arden, Robert Barnshaw, Kayleigh Berman, Jann Paolo Bocalbos, Alexa Cahill, Sophia Cardoso, Jonathan Carr, Andrea Carranza, Hannah Chapa Arellanos, Jade Colon, Jasmine Costa, Raina Cruz, Linda Cruz, Kathleen Drummond, Sophia Esquivel, Memphis Gallego, Luke Hansen Kathryn Harding, Peighton Hein, Paige Hitcho, Sydney Holmes, Megan Hutson, Grace Jacobi, Calli Janik, Matthew Jankowski, MacKenzie Johnson, Alex Johnson, Katherine Karecki, Brett Kazimour, Carson Kehoe, Taylor Koehler, Benjamin Kolontyrskiy, Amanda Krachtus, Kristin Kraml, Connor LaCrosse, Grace Lawn, Luke Little, Matthew Magana, Caitlin Majestic, Kayla Martin, Cody Olson, Mark Paulauskas, Kyle Piehl, Amy Ruiz, Patrick Rutkowski, Andrea Salgado, Stella Savage, Emma Schuett, Roman Stanley, Avery Stone, Alana Vodicka, Chase Watkins, Zachary Yu, Erik Zieba Honor Roll: (3.0 3.49) Eighth Grade: Shawn Acor, Karim Azzam, Ethan Bader, James Patrick Bocalbos, Anthony Bonk, Bailey Burke, Douglas Campos, Preston Chartier, Connor D Ambrosio, Perla Escudero, Evan Greissinger, Alison Greissinger, Llahoska Gurumendi, Tea Gussarson, Christian Huspen, Joseph Hutson, Lucas Kaiser, Jessica Lehmann, Logan Lichtenberger, Natalia Martinez De La Cruz, Ryan Meyer, Jenna Mitchell, Cristino Pacheco Estrada, Matthew Pakaski, Gisselle Pedroza, Haseeb Rehman, Emma Rezac, Abraham Rosalio, Nathalee Santana Meza, Jacob Shanholtzer, Theresa Sosa, Justin Surovitz, Marissa Tovar, Anthony Tovar, Vanessa Viveros, Leslie Webb, Haley Weinert, Alexandra Zavaleta Gomez, Anson Zheng
Honor Roll: (3.0 3.49), continued Seventh Grade: Joseph Antonucci, Lelsie Arriaga, William Auclair, Maggie Battaglia, Giselle Beltran, Abdiel Bocarando, Kellan Botha, Dominick Carmody, Carla Corrao, Robert Cossey, Ethan Coster, Cameron Czajka, Karissa Dimmitt, Angie Garcia, Josef Gerle, Joshua Gill, Angel Gurumendi, Maksymilian Halat, Rachel Hansen, Kaden Henley, Dylan Hess, Christopher Kanari, Lucas Kesilis, Marium Khan, Michael Kloss, Benjamin Kuhn, Jaden Landau, Charles Leake, Jaime Lopez, John Malik, Emily Marcadante, Jannet Medrano, Natalie Meyer, Adrian Mikula, Jack Morenzoni, Xander Nadas, Brittany Niemo, William Patience, Michael Paulus, Evelin Perez, Edwin Perez, Seth Peterson, Bianca Pilaski, John Paul Rauschenberger, Emma Rivera, Desiree Rydberg, Fabian Sanchez, Bryce Sims, Carver Stennett, Brian Sullivan, Amaya Tovar, Parker Whiston, Lucas Wittkamp, Michael Yonkus, Lydia Zheng Sixth Grade: Alexander Andersen, Daniel Arroyo, Itzel Barrios, Miranda Billen, Daniel Botha, Nicolas Brinias, Olivia Byrd, Sadie Campdesuner, Irene Cardoso, Julian Casarrubias, Evan Christensen, Yellecsi Cortes, Keira Dafnis, Griffin Daun, Emma Defort, Jack Deleon, Briana Diaz, Mariana Dorado, Savannah Duenas, Jacob Feryance, Rachel Frey, Kaylee Garcia, Osias Garcia, Noresli Garcia, Michelle Gomez, Jessica Gonzalez, Alaine Gonzalez, Ariana Hatfield, Colin Husko, Susanne Jaimes, Lorenzo Jaimes, Brocktin James, Stephen Jawnyj, Kathryn Jefson, Corben Krofel, Stephanie Leon, Yeniselva Llanos, Jose Lupian, Zoe Luri, Kamrin Martin, Paola Martinez, Kelly Mejia, Austin Moe, Nicholas Monterroso, Cheyenne Morris, Victoria Mraz, Jonathan Novy, Anthony Porcelli, Erick Ramirez, Steven Reyes, Fatima Rivas, Conrad Sokolowski, Ryan Stephan, Bella Stott, Kailie Tentler, Caleb Webb, Joshua Weinert, Jacob Wright, Sarah Yarc GREAT JOB!!!
Wolverine Pride Winners As part of our adoption of PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions & Supports), students are rewarded with Wolverine PRIDE tickets for positive behaviors exhibited at Wauconda Middle School. Students place tickets earned into a bucket for our weekly prize drawing. The following students were our PBIS ticket winners this past month: Brandon Baez, Marcelo Balarin, Linda Cruz, Isaac Leichty and Roman Stanley Congratulations and Keep Up the Great Work!!! WOLVERINE PRIDE SPONSORS Rewards are given out to students whose positive PRIDE tickets are pulled each Friday in our drawing. Tickets can be earned by students throughout the building by displaying any of the three B s: Be Responsible, Be Respectful and Be Safe!! If you or someone you know is interested in donating to our WOLVERINE PRIDE awards, we would love to hear from you; there is never a gift too small. Please contact Dan Stoller, Josh Cornwell or Allison Budden through e-mail or call 847-526-2122. Let s keep our school and community growing as one!!!
november SPORTS SCHEDULE Come cheer on our team and watch our Pommies and Cheerleaders perform at home games!! Boys Basketball 11/3 vs. Barrington Station at WMS, 4:00 pm 11/5 at Barrington Prairie Middle School, 4:15 pm 11/10 at Fox River Grove, 4:15 pm 11/16 at Grayslake Middle School, 4:15 pm 11/17 vs. Hawthorn North at WMS, 4:00 pm 11/19 vs. Matthews at WMS, 4:00 pm 11/23 vs. Lake Zurich North at WMS, 4:00 pm
Club information NEWSPAPER Ali Gregory Meetings Library Monday, November 2 Monday, November 16 Monday, November 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Whitney Jokiel/Regina Koons Meetings Library Tuesday, November 3 Tuesday, November 17 DRAMA CLUB Adam Thayer Meetings Library Wednesday, November 4 Wednesday, November 11 Wednesday, November 18 CLUB COMUNIDAD Brian Buckley Meetings Library Thursday, November 5 STRATEGIST CLUB Paul Iuorio/Donna Swanson Meetings Library Tuesday, November 10
NURSE NOTES NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER All 8 th grade students received a vision screening and/or had their glasses checked. If your child should be wearing glasses/contacts at school, please remind him/her to bring them and wear them. A referral notice was mailed home to those students who did not pass the screening or whose glasses were not in good condition. If you received this notice, please contact your eye doctor at your earliest convenience to schedule an appointment for your child. Return the completed vision examination report to me after the doctor visit. Impaired vision can impede learning and contribute to the development of emotional and behavioral problems. Discovery and treatment of vision problems can prevent or alleviate many problems associated with impaired vision. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. As a reminder, the use of medication, including inhalers, requires a completed medication form on file for your child. Medication may not be taken or carried without this completed form. In addition, I do not supply any medication for your child s use. You must provide any medication along with a completed medication form. If you have any questions, please contact me. Wishing you a Happy and Healthy Thanksgiving holiday! Mrs. Bonnie Frey, RN
FRIENDLY REMINDERS FOR PARENTS ABSENCES: Please remember to call in your child s absences by 8:00 a.m. There is an answering machine if you d like to leave a message before the school office is open. If your child is absent for more then 1 day, you need to call them in everyday they are not at school. HOMEWORK REQUESTS: Homework requests should also be in by 8:00 a.m., so teachers have them for their team meetings. Homework can be picked up at the end of the school day. Homework requests are generally not done for the first day out. Homework assignments can also be found on the website through Power School. PHONE NUMBER/ADDRESS /EMAIL CHANGES: Please remember to inform the office when there are any changes to your address, home or work phone numbers, emergency contacts AND e-mails so that we may keep our records up to date. HOT LUNCH TICKET CHECKS: Please remember to put your child s name on checks that are sent in for lunch tickets. Please note that hot lunches are now $2.75 per lunch per day. BREAKFAST: Breakfast is now available at WMS. Price is $1.45 per day and 30 per day for reduced price. LUNCH; The office staff will NO longer be lending money to students who forgot a lunch or forgot to renew their lunch ticket. The cafeteria issues notices when students have one lunch on their ticket. PLEASE NOTE: You can now purchase your child s lunch, breakfast and milk tickets on-line using www.illinoisepay.com and search for Wauconda CUSD#118. The tickets however will not be available for same day use. Please allow up to 2 days for processing. You can also pay at the individual school office for same day purchases. Un recordatorio de cortesia para los padres Ausencias: Porfavor asegurese de reportar la ausencia de su hijo antes de las 8:00 am. Hay una contestadora automatica disponible, si gusta dejar un mensaje antes de que la oficina abra. Si su hijo esta ausente mas de un dia, tiene que llamar todos los dias para poder escusar la falta de cada dia que su hijo este ausente. Peticion de tareas: La solicitud de tareas debe ser pedida antes de las 8:00am, para que los maestros la tengan lista para sus reuniones de grupo. La tarea puede ser recojida al final de el dia escolar. Generalmente no es necesario pedir la tarea por un dia de ausencia. Usted puede encontrar la tarea en la pagina web Power School. Cambios a su telefono, direccion o correo electronico: porfavor asegurese de informar a la oficina cuando aga cambios a su direccion de casa, telefono de casa o trabajo, contacto de emergencia y su correo electronico para que nosotros podamos tener nuestros recors al dia. Cheques para los boletos de el almuerzo: Porfavor asegurese de poner el nombre de su hijo en los cheques que son mandados para los boletos de el almuerzo. Almuerzo: La oficina ya no podra prestar dinero a los estudiantes que olviden su almuerzo o que olviden renovar su boleto de almuerzo. Tenga en cuenta: Puede comprar los boletos para el almuerzo y la leche de su hijo atravez de el internet usando la pagina web www.illinoisepay.com y busque Wauconda CUSD# 118. Sinembargo los boletos no estaran disponibles para uso de el mismo dia. Tomara dos dias para procesarlos. Tambien puede pagar por ellos individualmente en la oficina.
Last chance to be entered into our to a Contest ends November 3, 2015 at 9:00am (Orders will be accepted after this date, just eligible to win our contest for a free yearbook.) Internet Orders (through 4/12/16) Go to www.yearbookordercenter.com Type in our WMS order number: 8593 Click on the Yearbook Make your package selection Add your student by last name (be sure and use the last name box) Check out as you would any online purchase It s THAT EASY! Thank you for your order! Toll Free Telephone Orders (through 4/12/16): Dial 1-866-287-3096 Tell the Order Center Representative our order number: 8593 Tell the Order Center Representative your student s name, homeroom teacher name, and what you would like to order Complete as you would any toll free order It s THAT EASY! Thank you for your order! NEW THIS YEAR ORDER DIRECT THROUGH SCHOOL - ANYTIME Complete the information below, select your package, include personalization information (where applicable) Return to Wauconda Middle School (215 Slocum Lake Rd, Wauconda, IL 60084) Include payment: cash or check made payable to Wauconda Middle School. This is NOT part of registration. Student Name: Grade (circle one): 6 7 8 PACKAGE A (PRICE $30) includes: Yearbook, Our World Supplement, and an engraved personalized nameplate NAMEPLATE INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT): PACKAGE B (PRICE $29) includes: Yearbook and an engraved personalized nameplate NAMEPLATE INFORMATION (PLEASE PRINT): PACKAGE C (PRICE $25) includes: Yearbook and Our World Supplement YEARBOOK ONLY (PRICE $24 until January 19, 2016) Questions email canderson@d118.org. Thank you for your order!
Starting in September, the Library will offer a Homework Help center in our new digital classroom. Students will be able to drop-in with homework questions and get assistance from teachers on Tuesday and Thursday from 4-6 p.m. & Saturdays from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Our monthly program calendars, available at www.wauclib.org or in the library, will have specific dates.
United Partnership for a Better Community Presents Social hosting refers to adults who knowingly or unknowingly host underage drinking parties on property that they own, lease or otherwise control. Did you know that the most common setting for drinking among high school seniors is a private home? Did you know the likelihood to engage in alcohol dependence or abuse as an adult drastically increases if alcohol is used before the age of 21? Did you know that half the states in the U.S. have enacted social host laws and most villages now have ordinances prohibiting social hosting? Please join the United Partnership for a Better Community to learn about the biological and behavioral consequences that youth suffer when they participate in underage drinking. Also, find out what legal ramifications can occur for those adults who are convicted of violating social hosting laws and ordinances as well as the potential exposure for civil lawsuits. Who: Parents and Community Members What: Social Hosting - What You Need To Know! Where: Wauconda High School Auditorium When: Monday, November 9, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. The main presenter will be Bill Gentes, Project Coordinator for the Lake County Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force. Information will also be available concerning substance abuse prevention and treatment. www.drugfreelakecounty.org
United Partnership for a Better Community Presenta Anfitrión Social se refiere a los adultos que con conocimiento o sin conocimiento organizan fiestas con consume de alcohol de menores en la propiedad que poseen, rentan/arrendar o de otra forma controlan. Sabías que la configuración más común para beber entre los estudiantes de secundaria es una casa privada? Sabías que la probabilidad de participar en la dependencia del alcohol o abuso en la edad adulta aumenta drásticamente si el alcohol se usa antes de los 21 años? Sabía usted que la mitad de los estados en los EE.UU. han promulgado leyes de anfitrión social y la mayoría de las pueblos ahora tienen ordenanzas que prohíben anfitrión social? Por favor únase al United Partnership for a Better Community para aprender acerca de las consecuencias biológicas y de comportamiento que los jóvenes sufren cuando participan en el consumo de alcohol. También, averigüe las consecuencias jurídicas que se pueden producir para aquellos adultos que son condenados por violar las leyes y ordenanzas de Anfitrión sociales, así como el potencial de exposición para los juicios civiles. Quien: Los padres y miembros de la comunidad Que: Anfitrión Social - Lo que usted necesitas saber! Donde: Wauconda High School Auditorium (Auditorio de la Wauconda High School) Cuando: lunes, 09 de noviembre del 2015 a las 7:00 p.m. El presentador principal será Bill Gentes, Coordinador del Proyecto para Lake County Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force. La información también estará disponible relativa a la prevención y tratamiento de abuso de sustancias. www.drugfreelakecounty.org
WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 118 Superintendent of Schools 555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org Dr. Daniel J. Coles Wauconda Grade Robert Crown Cotton Creek Wauconda Middle Matthews Middle Wauconda High Associate Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Business Services, CSBO Curriculum & Instruction Human Resources Special Services Technology Services William Harkin Dr. David Wilm Cameron Willis Valerie Donnan Scott Cittadino Dear Parents: Emergency Early Dismissal Procedures Due to Severe Winter Weather In the event of severe winter weather occurring during the school day, it may be necessary to dismiss the students housed at Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School and Wauconda High School earlier than usual. The reason this action would be taken is to allow the buses an opportunity to drop off these older students in order to return in time to take the younger elementary students at Wauconda Grade School, Robert Crown School and Cotton Creek School home according to their regular dismissal schedule. If this early dismissal was not done, we would run the risk of buses being unable to return the Wauconda Grade School, Robert Crown and Cotton Creek students to their homes, or very late drop off for these same students. In addition, we hope to avoid buses driving in a snowstorm when it is dark. Parents of students in grades six through twelve need to be aware of the possibility that this situation could occur due to inclement winter weather. If it does, we would enact the SchoolMessenger Service in an attempt to notify you that your sixth through twelfth grade student was coming home early. As a result, we ask that you make appropriate arrangements with your sixth through twelfth grade student in order for them to gain access to shelter after being dismissed early due to weather conditions. This type of situation does not occur often, but if it does we wanted you to be informed of our actions so that you and your students can be prepared. Thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, Dr. Daniel J. Coles Superintendent of Schools Learning For Life Building Partnerships For Success
WAUCONDA COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 118 Superintendent of Schools 555 North Main Street, Wauconda, Illinois 60084-1299, (847) 526-7690, Fax (847) 526-1019, www.d118.org Dr. Daniel J. Coles Wauconda Grade Robert Crown Cotton Creek Wauconda Middle Matthews Middle Wauconda High Associate Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Business Services, CSBO Curriculum & Instruction Human Resources Special Services Technology Services William Harkin Dr. David Wilm Cameron Willis Valerie Donnan Scott Cittadino Estimados Padres: Procedimientos de Emergencia de Despido Temprano Debido a Severo Clima de Invierno En la eventualidad de un clima severo de invierno durante el día escolar, puede ser necesario despedir a los estudiantes alojados en la escuelas Wauconda Middle School, Matthews Middle School y Wauconda High School más temprano de lo usual. La razón para que esta acción sea tomada es el permitir a los autobuses la oportunidad de llevar a estos estudiantes mayores a tiempo para volver y llevar a la casa a los estudiantes elementales más jóvenes en las escuelas Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown según su horario de despido regular. Si este despido temprano no se hace, estaríamos tomándonos el riesgo de que los autobuses no puedan llevar a sus casas a los estudiantes de Wauconda Grade School, Cotton Creek y Robert Crown, o que estos estudiantes lleguen sumamente tarde. En adición, queremos evitar que hayan autobuses corriendo en una tormenta de nieve cuando ya ha oscurecido. Los padres de los estudiantes de sexto grado al grado 12 tienen que estar al tanto de la posibilidad de que esta situación pueda ocurrir debido a las condiciones del clima de invierno. Si ocurre, nosotros no podremos notificarles personalmente que su estudiante de sexto grado al grado 12 va a llegar temprano a la casa. Como resultado, les solicito que hagan los arreglos apropiados con su estudiante de sexto grado al grado 12 de manera que estos tengan acceso a un lugar donde estar después que hayan sido despedidos temprano debido a las condiciones del clima. Este tipo de situación no ocurre muy seguido, pero si ocurre, nosotros queremos que ustedes estén informados de nuestras acciones de modo que ustedes y sus estudiantes estén preparados. Gracias por su cooperación. Sinceramente, Dr. Daniel J. Coles Superintendente de Escuelas Learning For Life Building Partnerships For Success
Middle School Lunch Menu November 2015 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 2 3 4 4 5 4 6 Chicken Nuggets w/wheat Roll Bosco Stick w/marinara Sauce Rotini in Marinara Cheese Baked Potato w/cheese Sauce Irish Nacho Bowl Green Beans Tator Tots Cheese Sauce Broccoli Florettes Corn Fruit Fruit Carrots Fruit Fruit Milk Milk Fruit Milk Milk Milk 9 10 11 12 13 Chicken Nuggets w/wheat Roll Fish PoBoy Sandwich Spaghetti w/marinara Cheese Chicago Style Hot Dog Sweet & Sour Rice Bowl Green Beans Tator Tots Cheese Sauce Sweet Potatoes Corn Fruit Fruit Broccoli Florettes Fruit Fruit Milk Milk Fruit Milk Milk Milk 16 17 18 19 20 Mini Chicken Corn Dogs Bosco Stick w/marinara Sauce Chicken Parmesan Chicken Pot Pie Bowl w/roll BBQ Ribette Green Beans Tator Tots Broccoli Florettes Sweet Potatoes Corn Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Fruit Milk Milk Milk Milk Milk 23 24 25 26 27 Bosco Stick w/marinara Sauce Italian Meatball Sub Green Beans Tator Tots t No School Happy Thanksgiving! No School Fruit Fruit Milk Milk 30 29 30 Cheese Quesadilla LOCALLY GROWN ITEMS LUNCH PRICE: $2.75 MENU IS Green Beans ARE OFFERED SUBJECT Fruit WHENEVER SEASONALLY REDUCED LUNCH: $.40 TO CHANGE Milk AVAILABLE.
$PurchaseOrder.Id=43667 $PartName=WithBorder Wauconda School District Breakfast Menu FRESH BAGEL CREAM CHEESE MINI MAPLE PANCAKES OR APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR CINNAMON POP TARTS FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE MINI CHOC CHIP FR. TOAST OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR CINNAMON TOAST CEREAL BAR BREAKFAST PRICE: $1.45 - REDUCED BREAKFAST PRICE: $.30 STRAWBERRY W/G POP TARTS W/G = WHOLE GRAIN BLUEBERRY MINI PANCAKES OR APPLE CINNAMON MUFFIN CHEERIOS CEREAL BAR FRESH BANANA AND/OR JUICE MINI MAPLE WAFFLES OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE GOLDEN GRAHAM CEREAL BAR 1% WHITE AND FAT FREE CHOCOLATE OFFERED DAILY STRAWBERRY POP TARTS FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE MINI CINNAMON WAFFLES OR BLUEBERRY MUFFIN FRESH BAGEL CREAM CHEESE FRESH BANANA AND OR/JUICE MINI MAPLE PANCKAES OR APPLE NUTRIGRAIN BAR FRESH ORANGE AND/OR JUICE CINNAMON TOAST CEREAL BAR FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE CINNAMON POP TARTS FRESH APPLE AND/OR ORANGE MINI CHOC CHIP FR.TOAST OR OATMEAL BREAKFAST BAR NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL THANKSGIVING HAVE A NICE HOLIDAY! NO SCHOOL OUR MENU IS ALIGNED WITH THE USDA's HEALTHIER SCHOOL CHALLENGE TEAM CHERRIOS CEREAL BAR WE WELCOME YOUR QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS. PLEASE CONTACT RICHARD I.REDER, GENERAL MANAGER AT: 847-487-9703.