North Crawford School District May and June 2016 Newsletter

North
Crawford
School
District
May and
June 2016
Newsletter
Elementary Office 624-5201
MS/HS Office 735-4311
Bus Garage 624-3484
District Office 735-4318
North Crawford District Website
North Crawford School District
47050 Cty Rd X
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Address
A note from Mrs. K
As I write this letter the sun is out, the sky is blue and students and
teachers are working in their classrooms. It is tremendously
enjoyable to see the excitement in the eyes of our students as they
are actively engaged in enriching activities. Our teachers are the
best.
This has been a truly amazing year, which I have thoroughly enjoyed.
This year has been full of hard work and has been a massive learning
experience for all of us especially me. We have covered a lot of
material and participated in many fun and exciting projects.
Students, you bring such joy and happiness to our school. We are
truly fortunate to have such a wonderful group of children at North
Crawford Elementary School. My friends and family often laugh at
me when I refer to you as “my kids,” but I think of each of you as my
own children. You have touched my life and this school by your
presence.
Parents, it has been my pleasure getting to know not only your child,
but you as well. Having parental support and open lines of
communication is an essential part of any successful school year.
Thank you for all you have done to make our year so fulfilling and
memorable.
To our fifth grade students who are preparing to embark on a new
journey into middle school. Good Luck! You are a wonderful class and
will do great things. I encourage you to continue on “The North
Crawford Way”!
Have a fantastic summer!
2015-2016 North Crawford School Upcoming Events
www.northcrawford.com
Revised 4/16/16 tv
Saturday, April 16……………………………………..…Prom
Wednesday, May 18……………………………………First Grade Field Trip
Wednesday, April 20.................................................. Beyond the Bell Bike Trip 2:30-5pm
Saturday, April 23………………………………………..Spring It On!
Monday, April 25…………………………………………PALS field trip
Monday, April 25…………………………………………Beginner Band Meeting 6pm
Thursday, April 28………………………………………. Free Family Event Tom Pease Concert & meal at 6 pm
Thursday, April 28………………………………………..Summer Rec registration 5:30-6
Tuesday, May 3…………………………………………..Teacher Appreciation Day
Wednesday, May 4……………………………………….Beyond the Bell Swimming Trip
Wednesday, May 4……………………………………….4th Grade Field Trip
Wednesday, May 4……………………………………….Blood Drive 9-2
Friday, May 6…………………………………………….1:05 Early Release In-service
Friday, May 6……………………………………………..School Lunch Hero Day
Friday, May 13……………………………………………Fifth Grade Crawford Co Safety Day Field Trip
Friday, May 13…………………………………………...Third Grade Pen Pal Trip
Monday, May 16………………………………………High School Spring Concert 7:30pm Performance Center
Tuesday, May 17……………………………………Elementary Grades 4K-2 Concert 2pm Performance Center
Wednesday, May 18………………………………………Beyond the Bell Swimming Trip
Wednesday, May 18………………………………………First Grade Field Trip
Wednesday, May 18……………………………………..Apple Box Derby
Thursday, May 19………………………………………..Fifth Grade Bike Trip
Thursday, May 19…………………………………..Middle School Concert 7:30pm, Last Day of Beyond the Bell
Friday, May 20…………………………………………..Third Grade Field Trip
Sunday, May 22………………………………………….Baccalaureate 7pm
Monday, May 23……………………………………….Elementary Grades 3-5 Concert 2pm Performance Center
Tuesday, May 24…………………………………………Grades 6-8 Field Trip
Tuesday, May 24………………………………………….Elementary Bike Activity
Wednesday, May 25………………………………………Scholarship Night for seniors
Friday, May 27……………………………………………..Elementary Carnival
Friday, May 27................................................................. Last Day of School - 1:05 Early Release
Saturday, May 28…………………………………………High School Graduation 10am Large Gym
Guidelines to determine what students should wear outside to recess
60+ - short-sleeves
50-59 - long sleeves (long sleeve t, sweatshirt, light jacket, etc.)
40-49 - coat
Below 40 - coat and hat
Safety is important to us all so we ask parents to please pull into the first spaces on your right when
you pull into our parking lot for drop off and picking up your student.
North Crawford School Upcoming Events
northcrawford.com
www.
2016-2017
Revised 4/1916 tv
Tuesday, August 30…………………….…………….…….Back to School Open House
Thursday, September 1………………………………….…...First Day of School
Monday, September 5………………………………………..Vacation Day
Monday, September 26……………………………………….No School Inservice Day
Wednesday, October 19............................................................Picture retakes
Thursday, October 27…………………………………………Parent Teacher Conferences 1:30-7:30
Thursday, October 27................................................................1:05 Early Release In-service
Thursday, November 3………………………………………..2nd Quarter Ends
Wednesday, November 23…………………………………….1:05 Early Release Vacation
Thursday, November 24………………………………………Vacation Day
Friday, November 25………………………………………….Vacation Day
Thursday, December 22……………………………………….1:05 Early Release Vacation through Jan. 2
Tuesday, January 3……………………………………………Classes Resume
Wednesday, January 18……………………………………….3rd Quarter Ends
Friday, January 20…………………………………………….Inservice Day
Monday, February 13………………….……………………..Preschool Screening 12-7 pm
Friday, February 17…………………………………………….Vacation Day
Monday, March 6……………………………………………..1:05 Early Release Inservice
Monday, March 6……………………………………………..Parent Teacher Conferences 3:30-7:30
Monday, March 13……………………………………………Vacation through March 17
Monday, March 20……………………………………………Classes Resume
Wednesday, March 29…………………………………………4th Quarter Ends
Thursday, April 13……………………………………………..1:05 Early Release
Tuesday, April 18…………………………………………….Classes Resume
Friday, May 5…………………………………………………Inservice Day
Monday, May 29………………………………………………Vacation Day
Friday, June 2............................................................. …..Last Day of School - 1:05 Early Release
Saturday, June 3………………………………………………High School Graduation 10am Large Gym
Guidelines to determine what students should wear outside to recess
60+ - short-sleeves
50-59 - long sleeves (long sleeve t, sweatshirt, light jacket, etc.)
40-49 - coat
Below 40 - coat and hat
Safety is important to us all so we ask to parents please pull into the first spaces on your right when you
pull into our parking lot for drop off and picking up your student.
School Garden Fundraiser!
Spread the word and share the link!
The North Crawford School Garden has teamed up with
“Flower Power”, a fundraising organization, to raise funds for
our garden. Sales are on-line and delivered directly to the
purchaser, so there is no collecting money and delivering
product. We receive 50% of the money raised from the sales.
What you can do is share the link below with people in your email list and your role is complete!
Share if on your Facebook page too!
Easy right?
Oh, you can order too!
http://www.flowerpowerfundraising.com/i/t/494262/Q7h5Y7UqK8tg
PLEASE JOIN US!!!!
Garden FUNdraiser Food Stand at the Folk Fest http:
//www.gaysmillsfolkfest.org/
Saturday, May 7 from 12-5:00
Gays Mills Lions Park
Enjoy some music, have a softshell taco or 2 and support
the school garden!!
Special thanks go out to:
*Our WONDERFUL kitchen staff, who keep containers for
the kitchen to use
*Jorn Bansburg for the plant donation
*Bob Howard for the plant donation
*Everyone who has ordered from from the Flower Power
Fundraiser
*Everyone who helped in the garden during Spring It On!
*The MANY individuals who donated to the garage sale
fundraiser
*Prairie Nursery, Westfield, WI, for the plant donation
*Penny Gauthier for a generous donation of money to
help the garden get on its feet.
*Heidi Stovey for the gutters
*B.A.P.I. for being a garage sale donation drop site
WE ARE STILL IN NEED OF:
~WOODEN PALLETS
~BALES OF STRAW
Elementary Grades 4K - 2 May 17 at 2pm
Elementary Grades 3-5 May 23 at 2pm
Middle School May 19 at 7:30pm
High School May 16 7:30pm
Thank You
for those
BOX TOPS
and MILK
CAPS.
Last Friday the entire
North Crawford
Elementary went to
Vernon Square
Cinema to watch the
Jungle Book Movie.
Funds from Box
Tops & Milk Caps
paid for movie
admission, popcorn,
and a drink! THANK
YOU
Tackling the
Summer Slide
Who said reading isn’t fun???
We are going to tackle the summer slide in reading by
reading all over Crawford County and in many different
situations and activities.
WHO: Students entering 5th-8th Grade
WHEN: Monday-Thursday: 9:00-11:30
Session 1: June 6th-June 23rd
Session 2: July 5th- July 14th
WHAT: Reading while participating in some of these
example activities:
● Book vs. Movie
● Bike and read in communities
● Read nutritious labels & make a healthy snack
● Read recipes & do some cooking
● Blog about books
● Visit local library and other local events and locations
FILL OUT AND RETURN TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OFFICE BY TUESDAY, MAY 17th
Student Name:
Session 1:
Parent’s Signature
Grade Entering:
Session 2:
Both:
North Crawford Summer Recreation
North Crawford School District
47050 County Rd X
Soldiers Grove, WI 54655
Phone - (608) 624-5201
Fax – (608) 624-6269
bmunson@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
aziemer@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
Brandon Munson & Amanda Ziemer – Summer Rec Directors
Brandon Munson – Summer Baseball Coordinator
Amanda Ziemer – Summer Softball Coordinator
Dear Parents/Guardians,
We would like to welcome you all to another season of North Crawford Summer Rec Baseball and
Softball. We are counting down the days until we get on the field and start practicing. We were thrilled
with the turnout of boys and girls in last year’s program, and hope to see even higher participation
rates this summer.
This year’s Ridge and Valley teams will be coordinated by Brandon Munson for baseball, and Amanda
Ziemer for softball. We are in desperate need of coaches for all of our baseball teams. If you or
someone you know is interested in coaching or assisting with one of our baseball teams, please contact
Brandon Munson at 624-5201 immediately.
Also in this newsletter you will find the registration form. Please sign your son/daughter up for the
team that they qualify to play on. Students will ONLY play up to the team above them if there is a
shortage of players on that team. If there are not enough players to make up a team, we may need to
combine teams. Upon receipt of the registration form, we will send home detailed practice and game
schedules with your son/daughter.
ALL REGISTRATION FORMS SHOULD BE RETURNED TO THE OFFICE BY
TH
FRIDAY, MAY 6
Our priority this summer is to provide our kids with a safe and fun learning environment to play the
game of baseball and softball. If you have any questions concerning Summer Rec, please give Brandon
or Amanda a call at 624-5201 or email bmunson@ncrawford.k12.wi.us or aziemer@ncrawford.k12.wi.
us.
Brandon Munson & Amanda Ziemer, Summer Rec Directors
North Crawford Summer Recreation
2016 Baseball/Softball Registration Form
All Registration forms should be turned into the Elementary Office by
Friday, May 6th
**PLEASE FILL OUT A SEPARATE REGISTRATION FORM FOR EACH CHILD IN YOUR FAMILY**
Check appropriate box for your child’s team:
Tee Ball Boys & Girls (Ages 5-6)
8-U Boys & Girls (Ages 7-8)
Boys Baseball 10-U (Ages 9-10)
Girls Softball 10-U (Ages 9-10)
Boys Baseball 12-U (Ages 11-12)
Girls Softball 12-U (Ages 11-12)
th
th
*Any player whose 13 birthday is after April 30 is eligible for 12-U*
Boys Baseball 14-U (Ages 13-14)
Girls Softball 14-U (Ages13-14)
th
*Any player whose 15 birthday is after Jan. 1 is eligible for 14-U*
PLAYER’S NAME ____________________________
AGE _____
DOB __________
PARENTS’ NAMES ____________________________________________________________
ADDRESS ___________________________________________________________________
PHONE NUMBER(S)
_______________
________________
_________________
Registration & Uniform Fees
I am enclosing the $25 Registration Fee for my child
$25
Required
I am enclosing $15 for my child’s Team Shirt
$15
Optional
I am enclosing $5 to print my child’s name on Team Shirt
$5
Optional
I am enclosing $10 for my child’s Team Cap/Visor
$10
Optional
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED
$
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO “NORTH CRAWFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT”
FEES MUST BE INCLUDED WITH REGISTRATION FORM
Team Shirt Order
**Team shirts will be same as last summer, so it is optional to buy a team shirt.**
Name Printed on Shirt (Optional $5 Charge)
Three Choices of Number on Shirt
_____
_____
_____
Circle Size Needed
Yth Med
Yth Lg
Ad Sm
Yth Sm
Ad Med
Ad Lg
Family Access Tips and Tricks
Our Skyward computer system has some great features for families to keep
track of how their student is doing in real time. Once you have logged into
Family Access, which is located at www.northcrawford.com on the left hand
side (Skyward Family Access), check out these great features:
Tabs on the Left:
Attendance
•
You can check your child’s attendance as it is happening; if there is an
attendance event the day will be shaded with a color. Click on that day and find
out what the attendance event was.
•
This is where you will do attendance notifications to the office as well.
Calendar
•
Any missing assignments will be in red.
•
You can scroll over or click on any assignment on the calendar for more
Homework
•
Watch the calendar for assignments that are due in the future to help
your student stay on track.
Email Notifications
•
You can set up different email notifications, such as attendance and
progress reports to be directly sent to your email address. I would recommend
only running progress reports on a weekly basis.
Food Service
•
Check your food service balance here!
Grade book
•
These are the grades your student is earning now. You can click on
these grades to show you what assignments the current grade is made up of.
•
Anything in blue can be clicked on, including the teacher’s name, which
leads you to the teacher’s email.
Message Center
•
You can send messages directly to your child’s teacher from here without
an email address; teachers can then respond directly to this message.
Skylert
•
This is information for our automated calling center used for snow days,
etc. You can enter in phone #’s, numbers to have a text sent or an email
address.
Student Info
•
This is where you enter your address, phone #, emergency contacts, etc.
This replaces the paper copy of emergency cards.
Nurse Office Visits
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Volden 624-5201 ext. 238 or
Mrs. Foley 735-4311 ext. 213
North Crawford Trojans
2016 Volleyball Camp
Who: Students entering 4th-12th grade who love volleyball
When: Monday, July 25th through Thursday, July 28th (Divided into 3 sessions)
Where: North Crawford High School Gym
There is a registration fee of $15. This money will be used to purchase a North Crawford Volleyball shirt for all campers.
Please make checks out to North Crawford Volleyball.
Session 1: Volleyball Basics
· Students entering 4th-6th Grade
· 8:30 – 9:30
This camp is designed to introduce all basic volleyball skills. Campers will get instruction on passing, setting, and serving. They will
also get an opportunity to put these skills into practice through a variety of fun and competitive drills and begin to explore the concepts
associated with actual volleyball play.
Session 2: Volleyball Team Challenge
· Students entering 7th – 9th Grade
· 10:00 – 12:00
This camp is designed to refine all basic volleyball skills. Campers will be divided into 4 teams and will be “coached” by current
Varsity players. The teams will be given instruction on: serving, passing, setting, hitting and blocking. They will also develop their team skills
through game-like drills and tournament play. Points will be awarded for challenges and teams will compete to be the “Camp Team Champ.”
Prices will be awarded to the winning team.
Session 3: Ultimate Volleyball Player
· Students entering 10th – 12th Grade
· 1:00 – 3:00
This camp will focus around reviewing basic skills and putting them into practice in game-like situations. Campers will compete,
individually, to be the “Ultimate Volleyball Player.” Different games and drills throughout the camp will be worth points. The camper with
the most points at the end of camp will be named the “Ultimate Volleyball Player” and will receive a prize. Come challenge yourself while
improving upon your volleyball skills!
FILL OUT AND RETURN, WITH REGISTRATION FEE, TO SCHOOL OFFICE BY FRIDAY, MAY 20th
Name of Camper: ___________________________________________________ Grade (Fall 2016): ______
Home Address: __________________________________________________ Session: 1
2
3
Phone Number: ___________________________________________
T-Shirt Size (circle): Youth Medium
Youth Large
Adult Small
Adult Medium
Adult Large
Adult X-Large
Any Health Issues of Concern: _______________________________________________________________
Emergency Contact Person: _________________________________________________________________
Relation to Athlete: _________________________ Contact Person’s Phone Number: _________________
Parent/Guardian Signature: _____________________________________ Date: ______________________
Remember to make checks payable to: North Crawford Volleyball
Attention Family Members, Community Members, Parents, Grandparents &
Former Graduates
Like many other School Districts in the state, one of the biggest workforce shortages
we have been experiencing for the past several years, is finding qualified bus drivers. As
the spring season approaches, my biggest worry is the availability of sufficient drivers to
cover our multiple extra-curricular trips and evening routes.
We are attempting to reach those members of our community who perhaps have
never thought of driving a bus. We have personnel that can assist you with the training
needed to obtain your bus driver’s license.
Once you have a license, you have several driving options to consider. If you have
always enjoyed attending some of the athletic or co-curricular activities, instead of driving
yourself to the activity, you could bring the team and as an added bonus enjoy free
admission.
If you are looking for a more permanent position you may be interested in a regular
bus route. You could drive morning or afternoon routes or both and earn $10,000.00 or
more per year plus benefits.
We have a number of different driving opportunities available. If you are not
interested in a regular or part-time driving position but would just like to help out on an
emergency basis, that option is also available. We hope you will contact us and become a
part of the North Crawford transportation team. If you are between the ages of 18 to 118,
enjoy driving, and can pass a physical, give us a call us at the Bus Garage—(608)6243484.
Thank you for your kind consideration of this opportunity,
Jerred Powell, Transportation Director
8th Grade Promotion Ceremony
This year’s 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony will be
held on Thursday, May 26th at 7 pm in the large gym.
Following the ceremony, please join us for an
informal social with snacks and refreshments in the
Commons. We look forward to your attendance as wel
celebrate this occasion.
8th grade students will not have school on Friday May
27th. However, a teacher reserves the right to request
an 8th to attend that day if they have academic needs
in their class.
A Baccalaureate Service honoring the
graduates of the North Crawford High
School Class of 2016 will be held Sunday,
May 22, 2016 at 7:00pm in the North
Crawford Performance Center. Please join
us.
Sponsored by the parents
KICKAPOO KIDS
On Wednesday April 27th , North Crawford hosted an assembly to introduce the "Kickapoo
Kids" and have them share their memories with out student body on their Amazing Run to the
State Baseball tournaments in 1950,1951 and 1953.
The Players and Teams were inducted into the Wisconsin Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in
February. I was fortunate to have been included in the ceremony presenting the teams with
their Hall of Fame Plaques and Trophies. They received a 10 minute standing ovation from
those in attendance of 400+ people.
They presented the Hall of Fame plaques and Trophy to North Crawford at the conclusion of
the assembly.
Paul Lagan, writer of the book, "The Amazing Journey of the Kickapoo Kids," was the main
speaker of this event.
Wisconsin Public School Observance Days
June 14
Robert La Follette Sr. Day
Robert M. La Follette Sr. is widely regarded as Wisconsin’s most
distinguished political leader. He served in the U.S. House of
Representatives from 1885 to 1891, as Wisconsin Governor from 1900 to
1906, and in the U.S Senate from 1906 until his death in 1925. He was one of
the founders if the National Progressive Party and was that party’s
candidate for president in 1924. A national poll of historians and senators
in 1957 named La Follette one of the most distinguished nonliving
senators. This day is observed if school is in session.
North Crawford
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
Opportunity
What is CSA?
CSA is MUCH MORE than just a weekly delivery
of food or food products. Community Supported
Agriculture (CSA) is a powerful investment in
your health, community, and local economy. It’s
a partnership between farms and consumers that
keeps independent businesses thriving, helps
families eat seasonal, local produce, and
charges farmers and consumers with the
responsibility of building a strong, equitable food
I’m on a limited income. Is there
financial assistance?
North Crawford works with FairShare’s Partner
Shares Program to reduce the barriers of CSA
membership in our community by providing costsharing opportunities, and accepting payment
plans and Quest card payments. Low-income
households can get up to a $300 grant toward
the cost of joining a farm. Funds are limited so it’
s best to apply sooner than later
system.
North Crawford has partnered with
a local CSA producer to provide onsite delivery of Fresh Local Organic
Fruits & Vegetables.
This program is available for
purchase by North Crawford staff,
families and community members.
If you are interested in
participating contact Tarasa
Lown, Director of Resource
Development, for more
information.
tlown@ncrawford.k12.wi.us
608-624-5201 ext 237
Library
Summer Checkout
The library will again offer students attending NCSD next year
(grades 4K-11) the opportunity to check out books for the
summer break. We will send a sign up sheet home in May. Or you
can access it here: 2016 Summer Checkout.
All checked out items must be returned by the first week of
school. The usual replacement policy for lost/damaged books is in
effect for summer check outs. The library will be open for more
book checkouts on Tuesdays in June (June 7, 14, 21, 28) from 3:
00 until 3:15. Books should be returned to the library by
September 1st or during the Back-to-School Picnic.
Students can check out books during the last week of school, or
with parents from 3:00-3:45. If you have any questions call or
email: 624-5201 ext 228, email lbransky@ncrawford.k12.wi.us.
Creepy
Crawly
Critters!
Summer Reading, Writing, Drama, Art ... Fun Activities K-8
June 7 through July 1
—Tuesdays through Fridays—
please register before May 25
Movie Making: Create simple movies using iMovie.
Food Friday: Bake recipes from scratch, using natural ingredients.
Readers’ Theater: Read and enjoy several pieces; make podcasts, using sound effects.
Animal Study: Research creatures of your choice and create slide presentations.
Writers’ Workshop: Children will write and illustrate books.
Silly Song Shop: Sing silly songs together; learn to write songs.
Brain Gym Fun: Children will have fun with balls, while benefiting their brains.
Battle of the Books Club: Get a head start with the new books. We’ll read, make up questions, and
compete.
And more…..Puppet Fun..…Math Games….Art….Silent Reading.…Cursive.…Garden Club
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Child’s name ________________________ Parent’s name ___________________________
Child’s gr. level
Phone number ____________ Parent’s email address ________________
Comments/Questions/Suggestions ____________________________________________________________
Choose a time to attend. Please circle one. 9:00-11:30-----12:00-3:00-----other _________
Place a check next to all classes that your child is interested in attending. Place a star next to
your child’s absolute favorite class. Confirmation of your schedule will be handed out during
the last week of school.
Movie Making __ Readers’ Theater ___ Animal Study ___ Silly Songs ___ Food Friday___ Battle Book Club ___
Brain Gym Fun ___ Writers’ Workshop ___Cursive ___ Art ___ Garden Club __ Math games ___ Puppets ___
A Field Trip is likely. More info. to come. Parents will be welcome anywhere we go!! Contact Sue Presser at
spresser@ncrawford.k12.wi.us or at 624-5201 (ext. 226) for more information.
Summer Food & Summer Fun!
Summer Food Service Program for Children
Summer Food Program
Learning does not end when school
lets out. Neither does the need for
good nutrition - which is crucial for
children to have safe and
productive summers. The summer
food program provides an
opportunity to continue a child's
physical and social development
while providing nutritious meals.
Where & When?
Who is Eligible?
All children 18 years of age and
under are eligible to receive FREE
meals. No need to sign up or apply
for the program - just bring
yourself and enjoy tasty &
nutritious meals.
The North Crawford School
District will be offering free
meals through the Summer
Food Program in the
cafeteria.
Meals will be served June
6th to June 30th. Breakfast
is 8:00 am to 9:00 am.
Lunch is 11:30 am to 12:
30 pm.
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its
Agencies, offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating
based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in any program or activity
conducted or funded by USDA. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g.
Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency (State or local) where they applied for benefits.
Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 8778339. Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program complaint of
discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at: http://www.ascr.usda.
gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, and at any USDA office, or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information
requested in the form. To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
(1) Mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington,
D.C. 20250-9410; (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or 3) Email: program.intake@usda.gov. This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Miss Ziemer applied and was awarded a grant from the Meemic
Foundation. The grant money was used to purchase the Top 20
Training’s SMART Board Curriculum for 5th grade. The Top 20
Training is a curriculum that is designed to strengthen students’ selfworth and enhance their potential to communicate, problem solve,
and learn.
Miss Ziemer was very thankful for the North Crawford School District
allowing her to attend a two-day workshop on the Top 20 Training. She saw
great possibilities when she started to implement its ideas in her class.
Purchasing the SMART Board curriculum for the Top 20 Training will be a
great asset in equipping students for success in life. The Meemic
Foundation grant made that happen for years to come
Frequently Asked Questions About Open
Enrollment
What is Open Enrollment?
The inter-district public school open enrollment program allows parents to apply
for their children to attend public school in a school district other than the one in
which they reside.
Who can apply?
Any Wisconsin resident in five-year-old kindergarten to grade 12 may apply to
attend a nonresident school district under the open enrollment program.
However, a child may transfer to a nonresident school district for early
childhood education or four-year-old kindergarten only if the child’s resident
school district offers the same type of program and only if the child is eligible for
that program in the resident school district.
When can parents apply?
The regular open enrollment application period for the 2016-17 school year
begins on February 1, 2016, and ends at 4:00 pm on April 29, 2016. The best
way to apply is online (a link to the online application is at the top of this page
during the application period). Additional information on the regular open
enrollment application season can be found on our applications page.
An alternative application procedure allows pupils to apply for open enrollment
at any time during a school year if certain criteria are met. For additional
information, please visit the alternative application procedures page.
Can applications be denied?
Both the nonresident and resident school districts may deny an application for
reasons specified in state law. If an application is denied by either the resident
or nonresident school district, the parent may file an appeal with the DPI within
30 days. The DPI is required to affirm the school district’s decision unless the
DPI determines that the decision was arbitrary or unreasonable.
How do students get to school?
Parents are responsible to provide transportation to and from school in the
nonresident school district, except that transportation required in a child’s IEP
must be provided by the nonresident school district. A nonresident or resident
school district is permitted (but not required) to provide transportation to open
enrolled pupils, however the nonresident school district is prohibited from
picking up or dropping off a pupil within the boundaries of the pupil’s resident
school district unless the resident school district agrees. Low-income parents
may apply to the DPI for reimbursement of a portion of their transportation
costs.
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BOOSTER CLUB
Visit the North Crawford Spirit Shop
in the Elementary Office
Cook Books $10
Tumblers $20
Youth Sweatshirts $20
T Shirts prices vary
Hats $5
Stadium seat $42
Or visit the LIDS ONLINE CLOTHING STORE, you will
find the link on our School District Website
Read Across America Day ( March 2, 2016)
at North Crawford Elementary School
Above: Mrs. Klema’s 5K
class enjoyed a visit from
the
Cat-in-the-Hat.
Students also dressed up
with their favorite book
character for the day.
The Cat-in-the- Hat stopped in
1st grade to read a story to
both classes.
They really
enjoyed the story...On Mulberry
Street by Dr. Seuss.
Middle School and High School
HOMEWORK HELP
Monday-Thursday
3:45-4:45 p.m.
No need to sign up, join us in the Library
ATTENDANCE REMINDERS
Parents or guardians must notify the school between 7 and 9 am
on the day their child is absent. Students are allowed 10 sick
days, and 10 parent permission days. Parent Permission days
must be excused in writing before the absence. Please see
Parent/Student Handbook for details.
Family BINGO Night
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Come early for a FREE meal from 6:00 – 6:30 pm
BINGO Games from 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Bring Mom & Dad, Grandma & Grandpa – Fun for all ages!!
Come for a night of BINGO
FUN!
North Crawford Booster Club
Mission Statement
The mission of the North Crawford Booster Club is to promote excellence, good
sportsmanship and character building relationships among students participating in
extracurricular activities, coaches and parents.
Through quality extra-curricular programs, North Crawford School will continue to
graduate students that possess not only high academic standards, but skills in leadership,
teamwork, sportsmanship, respect, self-discipline and ethical behavior. We pledge to
maintain a safe, courteous and fair environment for the benefit of students participating in
extracurricular activities and all coaches, advisors and their assistants, officials, and
spectators.
Sponsor Levels
GOLD $500.00
SILVER $250.00
BRONZE $100.00
Family Household $100.00
Individual $50.00
Please pay annual sponsorship by October 1 to receive recognition
*join us for a meeting at 6pm the 2nd Wednesday of the month
*Like us on facebook to see what we're up to now
2016 North Crawford Baseball Schedule
(Conf. Start Time – 5:00)
March 31
April 2
April 4
April 5
April 7
April 11
April 14
April 16
April 16
April 18
April 20
April 25
April 28
May 2
May 3
May 5
May 6
May 9
May 12
May 14
May 14
May 16
May 19
May 23
Boscobel
Rib Lake @ Stoddard
@ De Soto
Cashton
Wauzeka
Ithaca
@ Kickapoo
@ Nekoosa
Pittsville @ Nekoosa
@ La Farge
@ Seneca
Weston
De Soto
@ Wauzeka
@ New Lisbon
@ Ithaca
@ Brookwood
Kickapoo
La Farge
Cashton
Boscobel
Seneca
@ Weston
@ Westby in Coon Valley
4:30
11:00
5:00
10:00
2:00
4:30
5:00
5:00
10:00
2:00
5:00
2016 North Crawford Softball Schedule
(All Conference Games Start at 5:00)
March 29
March 31
April 4
April 5
April 7
April 11
April 14
April 18
April 19
April 21
April 25
April 28
April 30
May 2
May 5
May 6
May 9
May 12
May 13
May 16
May 17
May 19
@ Riverdale
5:00
@ Highland
4:30
@ De Soto
Cashton
5:00
Wauzeka
Ithaca
@ Kickapoo
@ La Farge
Iowa-Grant
@ Seneca
4:30
Weston
De Soto
@ Fennimore Tournament 9:00 (2 Games)
@ Wauzeka
@ Ithaca
@ Brookwood
5:00
Kickapoo
La Farge
PDC
5:00
Seneca
River Ridge/Cassville
5:00
@ Weston
2016 North Crawford Track Schedule
Mar. 19
Apr. 5
Apr. 12
Apr. 14
Apr. 18
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
Apr. 26
Apr. 29
May 3
May 6
May 10
May 13
May 17
May 19
May 23
May 26
June 3-4
@ UW-La Crosse - Cashton Indoor Meet
@ Boscobel Quad
North Crawford COED Invitational
@ Cassville (Rain Date for COED on 4/14)
Lee Griffin @ Kickapoo
@ Cashton
@ Boscobel
R & V Small Conf. Meet @ Kickapoo
@ River Ridge
@ Bangor
@ River Valley
R & V Small Conf. Meet @ N.Crawford
@ Boscobel
John Young R & V Conf. Championship @ Kickapoo
@ Viroqua
WIAA Regional @ Boscobel
WIAA Sectional @ Bangor
WIAA State @ UW-La Crosse
9:00 a.m.
4:30
4:15
4:00
4:15
10:00 a.m.
4:30
4:30
4:15
4:00
4:15
4:30
3:30
4:30
4:30
4:00
3:30
April 11
April 19
April 25
May 2
May 5
May 9
2016 North Crawford JH Track Schedule
@ Viroqua
4:00
North Crawford Invite
4:30
@ PDC
4:15
@ Kickapoo
4:30
North Crawford Invite
4:30
@ Boscobel
4:15
2016-2017 NORTH CRAWFORD SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST GRADES PK - 5
4-Year Kindergarten
Backpack (no wheels)
1 Pocket Folder
1 Box of Crayola Washable Markers
Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
1 Box of Large Crayola Crayons (8 count)
2 Large Glue Sticks
1 Set of Watercolor Paints
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes
Extra Set of Clothing to Keep at School
Small Blanket or Towel for Rest Time (no mats)
Small Reusable/Washable Water Bottle
No Phy Ed Shoes Are Needed For 4K
5-Year Kindergarten
Backpack (no wheels)
Large Spiral Notebook-Wide Lined
1 Box Quart size baggies (boys bring)
1 Box Gallon size baggies (girls bring)
1 Boxes of large Crayons (8 count)
1 Box of regular Crayons (24 count)
Extra Set of Clothing to Keep at School
1 Box Colored Pencils
1 Large Box of Kleenex
Old Adult T-Shirt for Painting
1 Bottle of Glue
1 Pocket Folder
1 Small School Box
2 Containers of Disinfecting Wipes
1 Set of Watercolor Paints
2 Boxes of Crackers to share
1 Mead 5 Star folder with fasteners
Grade 1
1 Package #2 Pencils
Pencil Top Erasers or Large Eraser
1 Bottle of White Glue
Scissors (label)
Crayons (16 or 24) (label)
School Box (label)
1 Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
Markers (Unscented preferred)
3 Spiral Notebooks--wide lines, wire spiral
1 Pocket Folder
1 binder 1 ½
Backpack (no wheels) please label
3 Glue Sticks
1 Box of Crackers (to share)
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes
1 Box of Quart Size Baggies (boys bring)
1 Box of Gallon Size Baggies (girls bring)
Grade 2
1 pack #2 Pencils (more needed later in school year)
Eraser (pink ones work well)
Crayons (48)
Markers (unscented preferred)
White Glue
Scissors
2 Glue sticks
Ruler--inch & centimeter
4 Pocket Folders (2 Red & 2 Green)
3 Notebooks--spiral--wide lines
1 Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
1 Large Box Crackers or Cereal (to share)
Standard Pencil School Box
1 binder1”
Backpack (no wheels)
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes
1 Box of Quart Size Baggies (boys bring)
1 Box of Snack Size Baggies (girls bring)
Grade 3
1 pack #2 Pencils
1 Box of 24 Crayons
Scissors
1 pack of 2 dry erase markers
1 large Glue Stick
Markers—8-color set
3 ring binder 2”
1 small pink eraser
1 pack of pencil top erasers
2 Wide-line Notebooks
2 Folders with Pockets 1-green 1-any color
2 Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
Small Pencil Box
1 Drawing Tablet
1 Container of Disinfecting Wipes
1 Snack to share
Backpack (no wheels)
Grade 4
4 Wide-line Wire Spiral Notebooks
1 Sketch Pad
1 Box of 24 Crayons
7" Fiskars Scissors
2 Large Glue Sticks—1.25 oz. or larger
6 Pencils per Quarter
1 Set of Markers (8 colors)
6 Pocket Folders
1 Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
1 Set Colored Pencils
1 Package 3x5 Index Cards
pink eraser
Protractor
1 three ring binder 2”
1 container of disinfecting wipes
2 dry erase markers
1 Red Checking Pen
1 Small Pencil Box (to keep supplies in)
1 Set of Earphones for Typing Class
Backpack (no wheels)
Grade 5
1 Set Colored Pencils
1 Set of Markers (8 colors) (unscented preferred)
1 small pencil box
3 Single-subject Notebooks--wide-lines-may need more later
1 Five-Subject Notebook
6 Pencils per quarter
1 Red Pen
Crayons
Erasers
2 Large Glue Sticks—1.25 oz. or larger
1 three ring binder 1”
6 Pocket Folders
Highlighter
7" Fiskars Scissors
Simple Calculator
1 Large Box of Kleenex (to share)
1 Package 3 x 5 or 4 x 6 Note Cards
Flash drive
1 Set of Earphones for Typing Class
Back Pack (no wheels)
1st Day of School September 1, 2016
Pictures / Open House August 30, 2016
Please keep this listing handy for school shopping this summer!
All Students need a pair of Phy Ed Shoes to be kept at School.
***Back packs must be able to fit in the lockers. Some of the backpacks with wheels do not fit
in the lockers.