File - Southland School District

Southland Independent
School District 500
PO Box 351
Adams MN 55909
Non-Profit Organization
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Adams MN 55909
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Serving
the
Southland School District
REBEL TALK
www.isd500.k12.mn.us
October 2006
Homecoming 2006
Homecoming Royalty
King and Queen
Homecoming Royalty for 2006 are Donna Neuvirth, Andy Johnson, Stacie Shawback, Justin Bastian, Kathy
Hamilton, Kody Kirkpatrick, Whitney Mees, Adam Nelson, Chelsey Mullenbach, Ross Kellogg
Homecoming Activities
Homecoming was celebrated at Southland September 18-22,
2006.
Students dressed in various
costumes for designated days such
as Pajama Day, Toga Day, Favorite
Sports Team/Hat Day, Western/
Hick Day, Formal Dress Day, Opposite Sex Day and School Spirit Day.
Football and volleyball
games were held throughout the
week.
Adams Nelson and Donna
Neuvirth were crowned king and
queen at coronation ceremonies on
Monday night.
An elementary pepfest was
held on Wednesday, followed by a
formal middle school dance that afternoon.
High school students participated in a volleyball tournament on Thursday.
On Friday, float-building,
various activities and a parade
were scheduled. The varsity football game and high school dance
that night culminated a week of
celebration.
Adam Nelson and Donna Neuvirth were crowned
Homecoming King and Queen at coronation ceremonies held on Monday, September 18, 2006
Coronation Emcees
Coronation Speakers
Shawn Kennedy, head football coach, and Andrea McKichan, head volleyball coach, were the
guest speakers at the coronation ceremony.
Kari Anderson and Mark White were emcees for
the coronation ceremony.
Early Childhood & Family Education
312 West Main Street, Adams MN 55909
eccenter@isd500.k12.mn.us
507-582-3405
Early Childhood Family Education is a program that cel-
ebrates the importance of families in
the development of children from birth
to kindergarten enrollment. Classes
provide opportunities for parents and
children to grow and learn together in a
supportive atmosphere.
We recognize that parents are
children’s first and most important
teachers. Classes are designed to provide parent and child interaction time,
guided play and learning experiences for
children and a parent discussion time.
Children make new friends and parents
have a special opportunity to share and
learn from each other. Classes are offered day and evening.
Still time to join us!
ECFE Parent / Child Classes
Classes run one and one half
hours. The first 45 minutes parents and
children play together and have a group
circle activity. Toys and a variety of activities are set out, from which the family can select learning experiences. The
last 45 minutes, parents and children divide. The children will spend time with
their peers and Early Childhood teacher
in activities that encourage cognitive
development, sociability, sharing and
developing independence. The parents
will meet together for informal discussion and presentations on relevant topics for their needs.
ECFE Parent/child Classes
FALL SESSION - Sept. - Dec. 10 weeks
* Monday Evening 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Ages 3 yr.- 5 yrs.
Oct. 2, 19, 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13, Dec. 4,
11.
or
Thursday Evening 6:15 – 7:45 pm
Ages 1 yrs. – 3 yrs.
Oct. 4, 11, 25, Nov. 12, 9, 16, Dec. 7,
14
or
Friday Morning 10:00–11:30
Mixed Ages Birth – 5 yrs
Oct. 6, 13, 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17, Dec. 8,
15
Fee: $50 1st child $25.00 each additional child.
Fee may be waived upon request. Lap
babies no fee.
CALL TO REGISTER 582-3405 - a message may be left on the answering machine anytime or email us at eccenter@
isd500.k12.mn.us We need child’s name
& age, parent’s name, phone number
and the class you plan to attend.
Immunization Records
Minnesota law requires that all
children attending Early Childhood Family Education programs have their immunization records or a notarized statement for exemption from immunization
on file. We will keep a file copy and
you may update it as necessary. PLEASE
BRING TO THE FIRST CLASS YOU ATTEND
Play and Learn
(3 – 4 year old) Preschool
(SEPTEMBER –OCTOBER- NOVEMBERDECEMBER)
The Southland School Dist. offers a preschool opportunity for children
3 – 4 years old (turns 3 by Dec. 31ST)
This child only class meets once a week
on either Tuesday or Thursday from
12:30 – 3:00 p.m. The class focuses on
encouraging sociability, sharing and developing independence. An additional
component of the class is that families
(parent(s) and child attend ECFE classes.
Tuesdays:Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 10, 24,
31, Nov. 7, 14, Dec. 5, 12
Or
Thursdays:Sept. 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12, 26,
Nov. 2, 9, 16, Dec. 7, 12
Fee: $112.50 per child, which includes
10 weeks of Play & Learn and 10 weeks
of ECFE family classes
Fees due the first day of class
In selecting an ECFE Parent/child class
you have flexibility in deciding which
day and time works best for your family.
ECFE – Class day & time options
Monday 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Thursday 6:15 – 7:45 p.m. or
Friday 10:00 – 11:30 a.m.
REGISTER BY CALLING 582-3405
Southland School Readiness
Preschool
School readiness is a preschool
program for all children ages 4-5 years
by Sept.1, 2006. The Southland District
provides a 2 hour 45 min. preschool experience twice a week. Classes are held
in the Early Childhood Center in downtown Adams. The children’s program
focus is on helping to develop independence, sharing, and sociability and
cognitive readiness skills in preparing
for kindergarten. Questions? Contact
Nancy Dvergsten at 582-3405.
Infant Massage
Birth to Creeping
Learn to share
enjoyment and relaxation with your infant
through the art of massage. Use your discretion in deciding whether your young child
will stay in one place
long enough to be massaged. You’ll discover
it’s a wonderful way to
communicate positively with your infant using music, lotion and lots of love.
Bring a small blanket or towel.
Monday Oct. 16 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Fee: $5.00 Instructor Judy Osmundson Call to Register 582-3405 or email
at eccenter@isd500.k12.mn.us
Halloween Visits to the
Adams Health Care Center &
Cedar Court Apartments
All
families
with preschoolers
are invited to join
the fall ECFE Parent/Child
classes
and visit the AHCC
to present a Halloween Costume Parade
for the residents. There will be three opportunities to visit the Center. Select a time
good for your family.
Thursday Oct. 26, 6:15 p.m.
Friday Oct. 27, 10:00 a.m.
Monday Oct. 30, 6:15 p.m.
Meet at the Front Door of the
AHCC. Upon completing the parade we
will return to the EC Center for Halloween games and a snack. If you do not
regularly attend an ECFE class please
consider joining us for a one-time visit.
The Grandma’s and Grandpa’s at the
AHCC so appreciate the visits of young
children.
Farmer John’s Pumpkin Patch
Wednesday October 18
For Families with young children
accompanied by a
Parent or Special
Adult
W e ’ l l
travel by bus to
farmer
John’s
Pumpkin
Patch
north of Austin.
Farmer John has a special presentation
for the children and then it’s time to
walk to the pumpkin patch and pick a
pumpkin.
Fees: $4.00 per child and $1.00 per
adult – includes transportation and one
pumpkin per child. (Additional pumpkins
available for purchase.
The bus will board at the Early Childhood Center in Adams at 9:45
a.m. We will return by 12:30 p.m.
Upon request we will pick up at the
Rose Creek Park
Call To Register – 582-3405 or
email at eccenter@isd500.k12.mn.us
Equipment & Toys Lending
Library for Grandparents
We have a variety of toys and
equipment needed when those grandkids come to visit. We have a high chair,
booster seats, portable cribs, excersaucers, plus toys and games. Stop in and
check it out or give us a call at 582-3405.
There is no fee for this service. We are
located in the Early Childhood Center
312 W. Main, Adams.
Advisory Board Members
Needed!
Are you interested in serving
on the Early Childhood Advisory Board?
The Board meets several times a year
to discuss programming and events for
the Early Childhood Center. Contact us
at 582-3405 or eccenter@isd500.k12.
mn.us
Advisory Board will meet Mon.
Oct. 16th 6:30 p.m. at the Early Childhood Center
Census Update
If you know of a family who has
moved into the Southland School District, or has had a new baby recently
contact Dawn at the central office at
582-3568 select #5. Every family needs
to be included on the school census,
which directly affects our Early Childhood State funding.
Special Guest Performs at ECFE Open House
Check us out on the Web!
We are on the Southland School
Web site (www.isd500.k12.mn.us) under
Early Childhood. The monthly calendar
and an explanation of all current offerings are available.
Please note: New email address for the
center is eccenter@isd.500.k12.mn.us
Thank You Adams Lions
We wish to thank the Adams Lions Club for sponsoring a child in School
Readiness Preschool program this year.
Your contribution to our scholarship fund
is greatly appreciated.
A special treat was in store for families when they attended the ECFE Open
House on Monday, September 11th. Dr. Joey Ray demonstrated his expertise
while performing acrobatic moves and tricks. THANK YOU, DR. RAY!
Southland Early Childhood Conducts “Read to Me Daddy”
Southland Early Childhood in
partnership with the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation is sponsored a
reading program this fall entitled “Read
to me Daddy” with the young families
of our school district.
Southland Early Childhood received 150 books valued at $2,250.
Southland Early Childhood Center’s
commitment to children and families
will include “Read to me Daddy” which
invites dads and their children to learn
more about literacy and the importance
of reading to your children. Each child
received a book of his or her own.
This program is designed to
promote early literacy within our communities and encourage children to develop a life-long love of reading, while
encouraging parents, especially dads,
to read aloud to their children.
The grant was received from
the BookStart Program, in partnership
with the Southern MN Initiative Foundation and Picture Window Books.
The children and their dads enjoyed looking at the over 100 different
titles of books. A handout on Family Literacy tips and a bookmark was given to
each family. If you have a preschooler and would
like to receive a free book, please call
582-3405 or stop by the Early Childhood
Center 312 W. Main in Adams.
Mr. Brennan’s Play to be
Produced in Manhattan
Southland English teacher Tim J. Brennan’s one
act play “Reciting Emily Dickinson” was chosen for the
October 16th “Cold Cut Reading Series” by Ten Grand
Productions in Manhattan. It will be part of the theater’s 7 pm to 9 pm slot at The Actor’s Chapel, 239 W.
49th St, NYC.
Post Prom Avon Fundraiser
Pictured reading are John Bhend, Emily, Madison & Taylor.
The Post Prom Committee of Southland High
School is once again having the Juniors and Seniors participate in an Avon fundraiser from October 9-25, 2006.
This fundraiser is in cooperation with Dorothy Zender, an
Avon representative from Rose Creek.
We will make a 40% profit on each regular item
sold and 20% on any clothing purchases. Orders will be
taken between October 9-24 with order forms needing to
be turned into the Southland High School Office by October 25. Payment must be collected at the time the order
is placed and turned in with the order forms. Checks can
be made payable to Southland Post Prom. Items will be
ready for pick-up on Friday, November 3. Since this is
a half-day of school, pick-up will be immediately after
dismissal that day at 12:30.
There will be prizes awarded to the top selling
boy and girl from each class from Avon. Your support of
this project will help us make a safe and fun night for our
Juniors and Seniors on Prom Night 2007.
Please see any Junior or Senior to place your order. If you are not contacted by anyone and would like
to place an order, please contact either Dorothy Zender
433-8170 or Linda Anderson 582-3100.
“Rippin’-Stitchers” Quilting
Group Meets
Shop & Share Coupon Event November 16-18
Fundraiser For Early Childhood
HyVee coupons will be sent home in early Nov. Watch for more information in the Nov. Rebel
Talk. We appreciate your help with this fund raiser.
The “Rippin’-Stitchers” Community Ed quilting
group meets from 5:30-8:30 PM the second Tuesday of
every month in the FACS Room at the Southland High
School.
Southland Early Childhood Center October 2006
312 W Main Adams 582-3405 eccenter@isd500.k12.mn.us
Monday
Tuesday
2
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
9
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
16
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
Infant Massage
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
call to register
Advisory Bd. Mtg. 6:30
NO SCHOOL
23
ECFE 6:15-7:45 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Meet at AHCC
30
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Wednesday
3
10
17
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
Farmer John
Pumpkin Patch
Thursday
4
11
18
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
NO SCHOOL
Friday
5
12
19
6
ECFE 10:00 – 11:30 p.m.
13
ECFE 10:00 – 11:30 p.m.
NO SCHOOL
20
Bus boards at 9:45
At E. C. CenterPre-register 582-3405
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
24
31
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
S.R. 12:15 – 3 p.m.
25
S.R & ECSE 8:15-11:00
Play & Learn 3 –4 yrs
12:30 – 3 p.m.
ECFE 6:15 – 7:45 p.m.
Meet at AHCC
26
SR = School Readiness
ECSE= Early Childhood
Special Education
27
ECFE 10:00 – 11:30 p.m.
Meet at AHCC
P & L = Play & Learn
ECFE = Early Childhood
Family Education
Jake Chapek Named
KAAL Male Prep of
the Week
Yearbooks for Sale
Southland High School Yearbooks from 2000-2006 are now available. 2000-2004 books will be sold for
$20, 2005 books for $30, and 2006 books
for $43. Contact Ms. Thielen if interested.
Knowledge Bowl
Southland High School KNOWLEDGE BOWL qualifying test will be given
September 27 at 12:30 pm (6th Hour) in
Mr. Brennan’s room (205). Top 10 scores
+ 2 alternatives automatically make
team. Try it. You’ll like it.
Fight the Infection
Without an Injection
Free Flu Mist Vaccines
Coming Soon to Southland Schools
Watch for more information
Kick-Off Night
New Addition
Jake Chapek, Running Back and Linebacker for the Southland Football Team
was recently named KAAL Male Prep of
the Week.
2005 Homecoming
King and Queen
Return
Carrie Farr and her husband, Brian, are
proud to announce the birth of their second son, Braden. He was born on July
27, 2006. Braden weighed 8 lbs 10 oz
and was 21 inches long. His older brother, Garret (2 years old), loves to play
with him and is adjusting well to having
to share mom and dad’s attention.
Jared Zilgitt and Emily Mullenbach,
Southland’s 2005 Homecoming King and
Queen, crowned the 2006 Homecoming
King and Queen at the coronation ceremony.
Coaches Needed
Lower level coaches needed for
both girls and boys basketball. Contact
Mr. Sheehan if interested.
Kevin Brown discusses the FFA Program with Brooke Hamilton and Mike Sheely at
the Southland Middle and High School Kick-Off Night. A variety of displays were
available for parents and students to browse during the evening.
Class Officers
Seniors
President - Emily Schmidt
Vice President - Sam Irvin
Secretary - Kathy Hamilton
Treasurer - Chris Pearson
Juniors
President - Jake Chapek
Vice President - Matt VanMinsel
Secretary - Kim Feuchtenberger
Treasurer - Cory Barthel
Sophomores
President - Lacey Holst
Vice President -Chelsey Smith
Secretary - Matt Schroeder
Treasurer - Hilary Johnson
Freshmen
President - Josh Jax
Vice President - Jeff Schlichter
Secretary - Brooke Kinney
Treasurer - Arie Anderson
From the Counselor ... Mrs. Schmit
SENIORS
Some things you need to know for your
Senior Year……
•Start filling out those college applications! Completed applications should be turned into Mrs. Schmit.
Please include the application fee, and
any letters of recommendation or essays. Students should also bring their
own addressed envelope (you do not
need a stamp; Mrs. Schmit will mail
them for you). An official transcript will
be included with every college application.
•College applications can be
found online through the institution’s
website and in the filing cabinets in
the Career Corner of the Media Center.
Please see Mrs. Schmit if you cannot find
what you are looking for.
•The next ACT test date is December 9. Registration
deadline
is November 3. If you haven’t taken
the ACT or SAT, of if you are not satisfied with your previous score, pick up
a registration packet in the Counseling
Office. You can also register online at
www.actstudent.org.
JUNIORS
Be sure to take time to explore
the web sites for both the ACT (www.
act.org) and SAT (www.collegeboard.
com) tests. You should be gearing up
to take either of these College Entrance
tests this year. Most students in our area
take the ACT because most colleges will
accept either test score. There are several elite colleges in the eastern USA
that will only accept SAT scores. You
can find out more information and even
register for these tests online.
The PSAT/NMSQT Test is a Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Results from this
test are used for Hormel Scholarships
and determine National Merit Recognition. The PSAT/NMSQT is optional for
Juniors and will be given here at school
on Wednesday, October 18. The cost is
$13. Sign up by September 25 in the
Counseling Office.
SOPHOMORES
The ACT PLAN test will be given
here at school on Wednesday, October
25. The PLAN test is a “pre-ACT” test
that provides excellent practice for the
ACT and gives you a forecast of how you
might do on the ACT Assessment. If you
are undecided about what to do after
graduation, PLAN can help bring your
future into focus. Taking the PLAN is
optional. However, all sophomores are
encouraged to participate in the PLAN. The cost for the PLAN this year
is FREE! Because the 2005 Minnesota
Education Bill encourages the use of the
PLAN, districts that choose to give the
assessment will have it paid for by the
state. Sign up by October 2nd in the
Counseling Office.
FRESHMEN
Welcome to High School! We
hope you’re getting into the swing of
things. Starting this year your grades
begin to accumulate for graduation.
You will be required to make up failed
courses before you can graduate from
high school. Attend your classes everyday. Complete all of your assignments.
Study for those tests and you will succeed. If you find yourself struggling with
a certain subject, talk to the teacher.
October dates to remember:
Oct. 2 Last day to sign up for the PLAN
Oct. 10Mayo Clinic Health Career Festival, 8:45am-2:15pm
Oct. 12Luther College representative,
10:30 am
Oct. 18PSAT
Oct. 24National College Fair
Oct. 25PLAN, 8:15 am
National College Fair
Oct. 26Iowa Lakes Community College
representative, 8:30 am
Oct. 28ACT Test
Coming up in November…
Nov. 2 MSU, Mankato representative,
8:30 am
Nov. 3 End of 1st quarter
Registration Deadline for December ACT Test
Mayo Clinic is hosting its 2nd
Health Career Festival on October 11
for students in grades 10-12. This event
will include general and specific information, hands-on activities and direct
conversations with people in the field
of interest. Students should be seriously interested in health care careers
and want to attend and engage in their
program offerings. Students interested
in participating in this event MUST meet
with Mrs. Schmit and fill out an application. Attendance is on a first come, first
serve basis and applications must be
received by Mayo Clinic NO LATER than
September 22. See Mrs. Schmit ASAP if
you are interested or want more information.
A Letter to District Patrons Regarding an Operating Referendum
District Patrons,
Two years ago, the voters in our
district approved an operating referendum for $847 per pupil. This means that
for every student attending Southland,
we receive an additional $847 in revenue, some from local taxes and some
from the state. This referendum is in
place for six years, and will generate
about $550,000 each year. Last spring,
we needed to make budget reductions
of $420,000, even though we knew this
referendum is in place.
School funding in Minnesota is
based largely on student enrollment. An
increase in enrollment generates more
revenue, and decreasing enrollment
means less money.
Enrollment in our district has
been declining since 2002-03. According to our projections, enrollment will
continue to decline. In just the next
four years, enrollment will drop by 20
to 50 students per year. When you figure approximately $5000 in revenue for
each student, projections are for losses
of $100,000 to $250,000 each of these
years. Since enrollment drives revenue,
we will need to continue making budget
reductions, just to keep revenue and expenses even. Factoring in general cost
increases and inflation, additional budget reductions will need to occur as our
enrollment drops.
Another way to add revenue is
to increase the operating referendum.
This cannot be done without voter approval. After discussion on Sept. 11th,
the board approved a resolution to ask
the voters to increase the operating referendum. The proposal asks for $450
per pupil for four years. If approved,
the dollars generated would be approximately $290,000 for each of the four
years, based on current enrollment.
Even with these additional monies, bud-
get reductions are likely, though not as
severe.
The vote will occur during the
general election on Tuesday, Nov. 7th.
Below are examples of the tax impact
on real estate, if the referendum is approved. Please keep in mind that for this
type of referendum, farms are taxed on
the house, garage, and one acre of land,
not for other acreage.
We will be communicating information to you in as many ways as possible during the time leading up to the
election. Also please call me or one of
the board members with any questions
or comments.
BOARD MEMBERS
Kim Bruggeman
434-0093
Keith Classon
433-5064
Pat Graves
584-6408
Carol Matheis
582-3443
Bruce Nelsen
437-2623
Mike Smith
582-7826
Tax Impact per year for four
years at $450 per pupil, generating app.
$290,000 per year
Market Value
$50,000
$60,000
$80,000
$100,000
$150,000
$200,000
$300,000
$500,000
Tax Impact
$ 76.05
$ 91.26
$121.67
$152.09
$228.14
$304.19
$456.28
$760.46
Thank you for taking the time
to become informed, and for supporting
our school district in the past.
Gary Kuphal, Superintendent
582-3283
3 Rivers Conference Fall Sites
School
FB-A
FB-B
FB-9
FB-C
VB-A
HS, 8th first followed by
VB-B
VB-9
Cal.
HS
HS
HS
7th grade.
Chat.
HS
HS
HS
DE
HS
HS
FC
Harmony
Good.
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
Preston, 8th first, 7th
HS
HS
HS
Elem.
Preston, 7th & 8th
Harmony
Harmony
follows
Harmony
Harmony
NO TEAM
at same time.
HS
HS
HS
HS
Wykoff, 7th & 8th at
HS
HS
HS
HS
Wykoff, 7th & 8th at
Kings.
SV
SV
SV
same time.
SV
SV
SV
same time.
L-A
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
Plvw.
Plvw
Plvw
Plvw
Plvw
Plvw HS
Plvw HS
Plvw HS
Elgin (HS)
R-P
Rushford
Rushford
Rushford
Peterson
8th-HS, 7th City Park-
Rushford
Rushford
Rushford
Peterson
St. C
HS
HS
HS
east of SB fields
HS
HS
HS
Elem.
South.
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
HS
HS
HS
HS
W-K
HS
NO TEAM
HS
HS
HS
HS
HS
Elem.
Student Council
Representatives
Middle School
High School
8th Grade
Emily Richardson
Thomas Van Buskirk
Trevor Williamson
Seniors
Adam Nelson
Mitch Schoeder
Cody Kirkpatrick
7th Grade
Christopher Beert
Lindsey Bottema
Breanne Vogel
6th Grade
Hilary Bottema
Dominick Kammerdiener
Chris Wolff
Juniors
Brian Coffman
Sam Enright
Adam Voigt
Sophomores
Ashley Felten
Megan Mullenbach
Bryten Reuter
Freshmen
Paige Fasbender
Haley Hoff
Izak Nipp
VB-C
Elem.(old HS)
Elem/come dressed
Soccer
HS
HS
Elgin (EL)
HS
Southland
Elementary PTO
3rd Annual
Dad’s Belgian
Waffle Breakfast
Saturday, October 28, 2006
from 8:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
~Raffles~
~Crafts~
Dine-In or Take-Out
At the Southland Elementary School
in Rose Creek
MS/HS Breakfast Menu - October 2006
Monday
Egg Patty
Sausage
Juice
Milk
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
milk
Waffles
Sausage
Juice
milk
NO SCHOOL
Waffles
Sausage
Juice
Milk
Tuesday
2
9
16
23
30
French toast
Sausage
Juice
Milk
Breakfast Bite
Syrup
Juice
Milk
egg patty
sausage
juice
milk
French Toast
Sausage
Juice
milk
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
MIlk
Wednesday
3
10
17
24
Scrambled eggs
Sausage
Juice
milk
egg patty
sausage
juice
milk
Breakfast Pizza
Juice
milk
egg patty
sausage
juice
milk
Thursday
4
11
18
25
Friday
5
Breakfast Bagel
Juice
milk
12
French toast
Sausage
Juice
milk
19
NO SCHOOL
26
Breakfast Bite
Juice
milk
6
waffles
Sausage
Juice
Milk
Scrambled eggs
Sausage’
Juice
Milk
NO SCHOOL
Breakfast Bagel
Juice
milk
13
20
27
31
MS/HS Lunch Menu - October 2006
Monday
Hamburger Gravy
Mashed potato
Green beans
Sandwich
Pineapple
Tuesday
2
9
Oven baked chicken
Potato wedges
Corn
Sandwich
Peaches
16
Hamburger
Cosmic fries
Cheese slice
Corn
Fruit fluff
23
NO SCHOOL
Hamburger gravy
Mashed potatoes
Peas
Sandwich
Applesauce
30
chicken strips
wedges
peas
applesauce
Goulash
Carrots
Sandwich
applesauce
Italian dunkers
Peas
Peaches
Chicken patty
Cheese slice
Cooked carrots
Pears
BBQ chicken
sandwich
Cosmic fries
Corn
pears
Wednesday
3
10
17
24
31
Chili/ crackers
Sandwich
Corn
Peaches
Chicken alfredo
Green beans
Sandwich
Pineapple
corn dogs
potato wedges
green beans
pears
sloppy joes
potatoes wedges
green beans
applesauce
Thursday
4
11
18
25
Friday
5
Fish sandwich
Mashed potatoes
Cooked carrots
pears
scalloped
potato/ham
peas
sandwich
peaches
12
19
NO SCHOOL
26
tomato soup
grilled cheese sand
peas
peaches
sub sandwich
chips
Baked beans
Fruit fluff
pizza
corn
sandwich
pears
NO SCHOOL
Pizza
Corn
Sandwich
Mixed fruit
6
13
20
27
October 2006 Schedule of Events
This schedule is current through September 21, 2006. For an up-to-date schedule, please log-on to the district website at
www.isd500.k12.mn.us and click on the link “Event Calendar”
Monday, Oct 2, 2006
Football: 8 Game 4:30PM Kingsland Southland High School
Football: 7 Game 4:30PM Kingsland Southland High School
Football: 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Kingsland Kingsland High School 3:40PM
Tuesday, Oct 3, 2006
Volleyball: 9 Game 5:00PM Goodhue Southland High School
Volleyball: B Game 6:15PM Goodhue Southland High School
Volleyball: Varsity Game 7:30PM Goodhue Southland High School
Wednesday, Oct 4, 2006
School Pictures 8:00AM
High School Auditorium
Thursday, Oct 5, 2006
Volleyball: 8 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 2:45PM
Volleyball: 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 3:10PM
Volleyball: 7 Game 5:30PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 2:45PM
Football: B Game 6:00PM Kingsland Southland High School
Volleyball: B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 3:10PM
Volleyball: Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson
High School 3:10PM
Friday, Oct 6, 2006
Football: Varsity Game 7:00PM Away vs. Kingsland Kingsland High School
4:15PM
Saturday, Oct 7, 2006
Volleyball: 8 Tournament 9:00AM Away vs. Austin Austin Ellis Middle School
Volleyball: 7 Tournament 9:00AM Away vs. Austin Austin
Monday, Oct 9, 2006
Football: 8 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 2:45PM
Football: 7 Game 4:30PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 2:45PM
Football: 9 Game 5:00PM Rushford-Peterson Southland High School
Tuesday, Oct 10, 2006
Volleyball: 8 Game 4:30PM Chatfield Southland High School
Volleyball: 9 Game 5:00PM Chatfield Southland High School
Volleyball: 7 Game 5:30PM Chatfield Southland High School
Volleyball: B Game 6:15PM Chatfield Southland High School
Volleyball: Varsity Game 7:30PM Chatfield Southland High School
Thursday, Oct 12, 2006
Volleyball: 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia
Area High School 3:00PM
Volleyball: 8 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia
Elementary Gym 3:00PM
Football: B Game 6:00PM Away vs. Rushford-Peterson Rushford-Peterson High
School 3:45PM
Volleyball: 7 Game 6:00PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia
Elementary Gym 3:00PM
Volleyball: B Game 6:15PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia
Area High School 3:00PM
Volleyball: Varsity Game 7:30PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia Area High School 3:00PM
The Rebel Talk
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Southland School District. All comments or suggestions should be directed to Janet Stephenson, Editor, at jstephenson@isd500.k12.mn.us or 507-5823568.
You may also view the Rebel Talk online by logging onto the Southland School District Website at
www.isd500.k12.mn.us and clicking on the Rebel
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Friday, Oct 13, 2006
Football: Varsity Game 7:00PM Rushford-Peterson Southland High School
Saturday, Oct 14, 2006
Girl Scouts 9:00AM Rose Creek Elementary Library
Monday, Oct 16, 2006
Football: 9 Game 5:00PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia Area
High School 2:45PM
Football: 8 Game 5:00PM Caledonia Area Public Schools Southland High School
Football: 7 Game 5:00PM Caledonia Area Public Schools Southland High School
School Board Meeting 6:30PM Media Center Conference Room
Tuesday, Oct 17, 2006
Cross Country Running: Varsity Conference Meet Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools, Lewiston-Altura, Plainview-Elgin-Millville, Wabasha-Kellogg, Chatfield,
Kingsland, Dover-Eyota/St.Charles, Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson Dover-Eyota High School
Volleyball: 8 Game 4:30PM Saint Charles Southland High School
Volleyball: 9 Game 5:00PM Saint Charles Southland High School
Volleyball: 7 Game 5:30PM Saint Charles Southland High School
Football: B Game 6:00PM Caledonia Area Public Schools Southland High School
Volleyball: B Game 6:15PM Saint Charles Southland High School
Volleyball: Varsity Game 7:30PM Saint Charles Southland High School
Wednesday, Oct 18, 2006
Football: Varsity Game 7:00PM Away vs. Caledonia Area Public Schools Caledonia
Area High School 3:30PM
Thursday, Oct 19, 2006
MEA-No School 8:00AM
HS/MS Building
Friday, Oct 20, 2006
MEA-No School 8:00AM
HS/MS Building
Monday, Oct 23, 2006
Staff Development Day 8:00AM Rose Creek Elementary ,HS/MS Building
No Students
Show Choir Rehearsal 3:00PM High School Auditorium
Tuesday, Oct 24, 2006
Show Choir Rehearsal 3:00PM
High School Auditorium
Wednesday, Oct 25, 2006
6-12 Immunization for flu 8:15AM Nurses Office
Show Choir Rehearsal 3:00PM High School Auditorium
Thursday, Oct 26, 2006
7th & 10th Vision and Hearing 8:15AM Nurses Office
Show Choir Rehearsal 3:00PM High School Auditorium
Friday, Oct 27, 2006
Pep Band Show 7:00PM
Saturday, Oct 28, 2006
Dad’s Belgian Waffle Feed
Monday, Oct 30, 2006
Show Choir Rehearsal
High School Gym
8:00AM
Rose Creek Elementary Gym
3:00PM
High School Auditorium
Tuesday, Oct 31, 2006
Show Choir Rehearsal 3:00PM
High School Auditorium