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Florence-Carlton School Honors Veterans-November 11, 2014
Thank you for Serving our Country
2014 Veteran's Day Assembly by Bob Edgar
Florence-Carlton’s high school and middle school celebrated Veterans’ Day this year with a ceremony on the morning of November 11th. Max
Carpenter, a veteran of several conflicts, spoke to students about his service with a unit in Afghanistan made up of a majority of Montana-born
troops. He also presented a slide show produced by a member of the unit which was well-received by students. Captain Gatlin of the Wounded
Warriors Project filled students in on some of the needs and issues faced by returning service men and women, and told students how they could
help with the Project.
Students chipped in as well, as the ceremony opened with a stirring rendition of the Star Spangled Banner by the high school choir, and the full
concert band contributed a patriotic medley. Thanks also to Danielle Thayer, Bridger Dragoo, Dawson Thrasher, and Emaly Strickland for their
part in honoring our veterans.
And most of all, thank you, veterans.
The Florence-Carlton parents, school and community will provide a safe, respectful environment that strives to prepare all students to become responsible, lifelong learners by
empowering them with the integrity, knowledge and skills to contribute to a changing world.
Check Out What’s Happing in the Middle School
Spooky Story Competition by Taryn Pettit
In October, the Ravalli Republic invited students to write
the spookiest story they could write. Students from throughout the Bitterroot Valley participated in the newspaper’s
Write Fright contest. 3rd through 6th graders were
challenged to write spooky stories of no more than 100
words. 7th and 8th graders were limited to 200 words.
Rather than students asking, “How long does it have to be?”
they were asking, “Can I please write more? It’s impossible
to keep them so short!” It was a great opportunity to learn
the art of crafting and revising a short, short story, and our
students rose to the challenge! We have winners!
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Florence Middle School Celebrates our Student Job Holders
The middle school rewarded our student job holders with a pizza party during
lunch. For the second year, the middle school has “employed” students with jobs to
help them learn new skills. All job holders have completed applications and work in
different capacities.
The W elcoming Committee with Ms. Bristow has been successful in helping new
students transition to our school. New students are assigned a mentor to shadow
their first day. Student welcoming committee members are encouraged to keep
checking in with their mentees throughout the school year.
Congratulations to 8th grader Amisa Ji, who won first place
and received a $25 gift card for her story “Friends Forever”
and 4th grader William Wagner who won 3rd place for “The
Ghost”. Their stories were published in the October 31st
edition of the Ravalli Republic. Florence Carlton School is
fortunate to have such creative students!
Welcoming Committee: Ethan J ames, Ms. Br istow, Mackenzie Rose, Monica
Koerner, Daniella Thayer, Natalie Dulac, and Anna Stiegler
Florence Falcon Fan Gear!!!
Hoodies
Crew Neck
T- Shirts
$25
$20
$15
Order Crew sweatshirts, Hoodies
and/or T-shirts by Monday Dec. 9th
and have them time for
Christmas!!!
Fan Gear is Maroon w/Gold
& White text
Middle School Announcements are lead by students to read the daily announcements over the intercom. Students are
learning new skills on public speaking
and responsibility of timeliness.
Announcements: Monica Koer ner ,
Gracie Houston, Anna Stiegler and
Ms. Bristow
Submit order form and payment
made out FCS Boosters to the
elementary office.
***If you have any questions or
would prefer to order by email
please send your messages to
sewtownmontana@gmail.com or
call Crystal at 406 240-9406
Students also participate as Principals
Assistant. These students help
Mrs. Backus with special treats for
birthdays and other occasions.
Principals Assistants:
Gracie Houston
Mrs. Backus,
Sarah Berard
and
Teylah Lawson
Finally students help Mr. Stiegler as Sports Managers. These students help in various sports throughout the year. Many thanks to our student job holders, you rock!
Sports Managers:
Mr. Stiegler
Olivia Berard
and
Emma Stensrud
What’s Happening in the Middle School
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Mrs. Riffey’s Science students learn what you can do with a mousetrap, and the different type of insulation.
What do you do with a mousetrap, plastic spoon and pumpkin peep?
Have a Pumpkin Chuckin challenge! 8th grade science students spent
Halloween working in teams to see who could launch a pumpkin peep
the farthest, highest, and with the most accuracy. Excitement with seeing their designs work, as well as problem solving when things went
wrong kept students thinking and collaborating to have the best mousetrap catapult.
Hearing students say, “Can we do something like this again?” will
guarantee that more STEM design challenges will be happening
throughout the year.
During this last week, students learned about how different types of insulation can slow the transfer of energy in the form of heat. To do this
students had to design and build an insulated cooler that would keep
and ice cube from melting the longest. First place winners from each
section were:
Period 1: Group 2: John Lineback, Rocky Verrue, and Trevyn Wood
Period 6: Zach Henderson and Hattie Stevens
Period 7: Group 6: Zach Blomquist, Haleigh Irwin, Destiny Jones, and
Ethan Post
Brenden Bailey and Aaron Edens
Rocky Verrue, John Lineback, and Trevyn Wood
Middle School 1st Quarter Honor Roll
Academic Excellence 4.0
High Honor Roll 3.5-3.999 High Honor Roll
Honor Roll 3.0-3.499
Honor Roll 3.0-3.499
6th grade
Kinsey Church
Kyle Clark
Shawn Huseby
Molly Kendall
Madelynn Lippy
Hannah McLean
Elijah Pedersen
Cadence Waller
6th Grade
Betty Ann Alexander
Garrett Boehm
Jonathan Chamberlin
Logan Gibson
Jayden Hendricksen
Gracie Houston
Sierra Koerner
MacKenzie Little
Hunter Meinzen
Josephine Miller
Justin Paniagua
Addison Paske
Oliver Post
Mackenzie Rose
Jesse Sage
Jacob Stiegler
Shane Wilson
6th Grade
Chase Bovee
Kellen Bradt
Craig Brett
Jonathan Briney
Kyle Hall
Brendan Nelson
Charlotte Rogers
Miriam Smith
Aubree Waldbillig
Louis Zielinski
8th Grade
Garrison Bradt
Madison Bridges
Samantha Buffington
Zach Cather
Aaron Edens
Trinity Fellows
Phoebe Hall
Parker Hotsinpiller
Zoe Lewis
Duane McKethen
Emily McLean
Kyler Pancake
Tyler Schulte
Jacob Scully
Brianna Shorten
Gavin Zaluski
7th Grade
Erin Dahl
Gianna Migliaccio
Brooklynn Newbary
Brendan Schneiter
Charlie Schweitzer
Grady Venters
8th Grade
Gavin Beeton
Zach Blomquist
Shannon Byrne
Natalie Dulac
Danara Greer
Zach Henderson
Justin Hergett
Brendon Hill
Haleigh Irwin
Makenna Liles
Ellie Smith
Anna Stiegler
Rocky Verrue
Trevyn Wood
th
7 Grade
Kyler Alm
Jacklyn Balfourd
Sarah Berard
Kelly Brown
Lily Brown
Tanner Carlson
Bridger Christensen
Halle Christopherson
Cole Cowan
Grace Edgar
Madalyn Evans
Sarah Hopcroft
Jaci Johnson
7th Grade cont.
Jaci Johnson
Kayla Kinczel
Emily Kinnaman
Monica Koerner
Jaren Lue
Jacee McNair
Janiah Otteson
Sydnee Paul
Sim Roberts
Jacob Round
Tyler Schumacher
Daniela Thayer
Madison Wahl
Izaya Ward
Sara Weisenburger
Hailey Zepeda
8th Grade
Brenden Bailey
Gabe Bennett
Alyx Grabowska
Joey Janetski
Amisa Ji
Teylah Lawson
Rilee Mangun
Ethan Post
Hattie Stevens
Danielle Zahn
7th Grade
Clint Banister
Ethan Berard
Brandon Bitterman
Allan Dallapiazza
Alexander Etier
MaKeelin Glass
Zachary Harrington
Blake Hinsdale
Alexis Johnson
Colby Kohlman
Hunter Mahan
Avery Meinzen
Maddie Mikesell
Dustin Olson
Jackson Pascua
Caden Plasmier
Jasper Roberts
Brandon Schmid
Emma Stensrud
High School News
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Congratulations
to our
2014
Volleyball Team
Lady Falcons winning 1st at Divisional at Ronan, MT
2014 3rd Place winners at State Volleyball in Bozeman, MT
Winning 1st Place at Districts in Florence, MT
**A special thanks for Keri Briney, Ashley Hornaday and Debbie Byrne for the
volleyball pictures.
Dear Parent(s) of high school students,
These are the days your student will want to remember forever. Help make the year unforgettable by purchasing a 2015 Falcon Yearbook.
For only $50.00, your student will have a book that will be enjoyed now and 20, 30 or even 50 years from now. You also can make the yearbook
extra special by purchasing name stamping, icons that your child chooses, and a protective plastic cover.
Buy online with credit card, debit card or PayPal at yearbookforever.com or at school with a check made payable to FCS or cash to Mrs. Briney.
Order now, so your student won’t miss out when the yearbook is distributed around May 25, 2015.
Taking photos this year? At the game, the dance, the musical? Share them by using Community Upload! When you submit your amazing photos to
the yearbook staff via Community Upload, your pictures have a chance to be featured in the yearbook!
Senior photos and baby/toddler photos are due January 15, 2015 for yearbook submission. Email brineyk@florence.k12.mt.us.
Submit your photos now with Community Upload:
1. Go to yearbookforever.com.
2. Under Community Upload, enter access code falconfans
and click Enter.
3. Click Upload Photo to begin uploading your photos.
As an adult, you know how important high school memories become. The yearbook staffs goal is to get all high school students in the book three
times. Don’t let your student’s memories fade; make sure they get a yearbook!
Sincerely,
Keri Briney
Yearbook Adviser
brineyk@florence.k12.mt.us
High School News
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1st Quarter High School Honor Roll
High School Counseling Corner By Sherri Williams
Principals List 4.00 +
High Honor Roll 3.6-3.99
Honor Roll 3.0
College Application Week
Freshmen
Destini Greer
Ashley Koerner
Brooklyn Little
Cassidy McCollum
Jethro Thorne
Shay Waldbillig
Freshmen
Erica Castillo
James Clark
Rian Dahl
Hudsyn DiBrito
Angela Elkinton
Ben Griggs
Seth Harris
Tucker Johnson
Meghan Lohman
Trevor Lueck
Ramey Meinzen
Dax Miller
Hannah Parrott
Jackson Rice
Bransyn Simpson
Jesse Squires
Faith Thayer
Abby Tollefson
Caden Venters
Michael Wahl
Alex Weisenburger
Spencer Wilson
Jewel Zeiler
Freshmen
Kristin Hall
Dimetri Hardesty
Ashley Hornaday
Madison Paul
Makenna Roberts
Keith Rose
Lizzie Sharp
Brent Stroppel
Carson Whitfield
Over 40 of our seniors took advantage of College
Application Week and applied to a Montana
College of their choice. During College
Application Week, seniors may apply with either
no application fee or a waived application fee.
Seniors were able to sign up online or with a
paper application. Their transcript and ACT/SAT testing scores
were provided; helping to make the application
process run smoothly. Nice Job!
Sophomores
Chloe Arthur
Hailey Felde
Hunter Harrington
Brennan Kappes
Braxton McCullough
Autumn Round
Katlin Smith
Meghan St. Germain
Jade Zeiler
Juniors
Levi Clagett
Rylee Close
Conner Copeland
Danika Greer
Kayla Hall
Chance Hunt
Abbey Ostheimer
Daniel Parsons
Kailer Scott
Rebecca Seegraber
Gordon Wallace
Seniors
Jayce Blomquist
Megan Byrne
Micayla Cole
Tyler Crisp
Kristyne Drozdz
Margaret Finlay
Caitlin Gillespie
Holly Hale
Brittnie Heffner
Kendra Hergett
Kyla Hill
Torrey Hoff
Brandon Johnson
Joshua Jones
Torren Lawson
Josie McCann
LaRena Molzhon
Emily Morrison
Josephine Pascua
Cheyenne Tavares
Sophomores
Nathan Binder
Tyler Dangerfield
Hunter DiBrito
Mitch Edgar
Hilde Huseby
Kourtney Kohlman
Kali Leibenguth
Nate Miller
Sean Rice
Lily Sage
Keerstyn Salveson
Ethan Stensrud
Dawson Thrasher
Alexa Williamson
Juniors
Jenny Barnhill
Thyler Darrah
Thomas Hansen
Rylie Hawkins
Caroline Maki
Danielle Peterson
Tristan Scott
Anthony Stroppel
Annette Thomas
Chance Venters
Ada Zhu
Sophomores
Kayla Amt
Katie Banister
Regan Boehm
Cammie Carpenter
Bridger Dragoo
Alex Durand
Emma Keller
Megan Kowalski
Danielle Krier
Tiger McCarthy
Mackenzie Stephenson
Alexis Taulbee
Juniors
Courtney Ahern
Aimee Blackwell
Isaac Boid
David Difort
Natalie Drozdz
Makayla Gollihugh
Courtney Grapp
Meagan Harris
Carl Hillman
Sabrina Hopcroft
Collin Jelinski
Sarah Oberhofer
Madison Smith
Teresa Stolle
Connor Thorne
Wes Waldbillig
Seniors
Azarel Noah
Nathan Ruana
Cody Wright
A Panorama of Music!
December is the easiest month of the year to get
your music fix! Don’t miss your opportunity to
see our students or participate as a musician yourself! All the mall performances are open to the
public young and old, so dust off that tuba in your
closet and go be a player! Mrs. Kirby’s school webpage has a
link at the top to all the mall performance posters so you can see
what to do to participate.
December 1 – Flute Christmas @ the Mall, 7pm
December 2 – FCHS Band Concert, 7:30pm, old gym
December 6 – FCHS 10th Annual Jazz Coffee House, 6pm
Zootown Brew (coffee shop), 121 West Broadway, Missoula
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Seniors
Nichelle Carpenter
Michael Griggs
Hattie Huseby
Cody Randles
Travern Smith
Shane Thorson
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Dec 6 (7:30pm) & Dec 7 (3pm) – Missoula Symphony
Holiday Pops Concert
December 8 - Clarinet & Saxophone Christmas @ the Mall,
7pm
December 10 - Double Reed (oboes/bassoons) Christmas @
the Mall, 6pm
December 10 – FCS 5th Grade Music Program, 7pm,
Old Gym
December 12 - Tuba Christmas @ the Mall, 7pm
December 15 – FCS Middle School Band Concer t, 7:30pm,
Old Gym
December 16 – FCS Middle & High School Choir Concer t,
7pm, Old Gym
Florence-Carlton Student Council Helping our Community
Hello everyone! It’s your friendly neighborhood Student Council here, reminding you of
all the wonderful events we’ve got coming up
in the month of December.
Our annual food drive is revving up on
December 1st, and will continue through the
22nd. All the food we collect will be donated
to the local food bank, Pantry Partners of
Stevensville. Students, be sure to participate
in the drive so our school can reach our goal of
5,000 lbs, a record for Florence.
It’s 5,000 lbs or bust! If you’re a community
member, come to the school’s Christmas Bazaar on the 6th, to help us “stuff a turkey” with
cans. Look for the cardboard turkey in the Old
Gym. Also, this year we are partnering with
Gary and Leo’s IGA, who will be selling certificates for bags of food that will be donated
to Pantry Partners.
Another winter Student Council activity is our
shopping spree, when members of our group
take deserving children to buy Christmas
presents and enjoy a lunch in Missoula.
As always, if you’d like to donate to this
wonderful cause, please contact Student
Council president Kristyne Drozdz at kristynedrozdz@gmail.com. We’d love your support!
Again, keep a look out for other ways you can
help your community by getting involved
with our charitable activities. Happy Holidays
from your Student Council.
Florence Student Council
Elementary Outlook
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Mrs. Gillespie’s class dresses as farmers and scarecrows for Halloween
Kindergarten Class Celebrates the Letter “B”
Mrs. Bolton’s kindergarten class celebrated the letter B by baking
bread and shaking cream into butter for our Beary Berry Bread and
Butter Brunch. It took us 3 hours to bake the bread and about 25
minutes of counting and shaking to achieve the sweet, yellow butter.
Our teddy bears joined us for our brunch. We read the story, Jamberry,
which prepared us to select a favorite jam to put on our bread. First,
we tried our bread with our homemade butter. Then we tried the bread
with the jam. Yummy!
Fifth Grade Students presents Rhythms of the River
All 5th grade students will be presenting Rhythms of the River, their musical presentation for this school year on Wednesday, December 10, 2014
on the stage in the F-C Old Gym at 7:00 pm. The students will use Orff
instruments, recorders, and untuned percussion instruments to accompany
a variety of pieces including The River is Flowing,
Mayim Mayim, Peace Like a River, plus many others.
The 5th grade band students will be making their debut performance at
this concert, as well! As it is still very early in their instrument playing
careers, they will be demonstrating the things they’ve learned thus far. A
first performance is always incredibly exciting for the students – we hope
you enjoy!
Please join Mrs. Sayler, Mrs. Kirby, and their student teacher, Mr. Hoffman for this musical event.
Student artwork, created in Mrs. Hartman’s art classes, will also be on
display.
Elementary 1st Quarter Honor Roll
Academic Excellence
Academic Excellence
Academic Excellence
High Honor Roll
High Honor Roll
Honor Roll
Mitch Aalbers
Riley Allen
Jaycee Bauer
Zale Bender
Kendall Boehm
Tyler Brett
Ellie Carlson
Colin Chambers
Kaiden Church
Matthew Clark
Olivia Coulter
Ryan Coulter
Patrick Duchien
Lexi Ekstedt
Austin Eyestone
Madison Eyestone
Tyler Ferris
Madison Fowler
Joseph Geiser
Christopher Geiser
Hannah Geldof
Aspen Goeltz
Alana Grigsby-Howard
Connor Hanneman
Andrew Heffner
Thomas Hendrix
Brodie Hinsdale
Andrew Horsens
Maddox Hurlbert
Alex Johnson
Dylan Kidd
Amelia Kiffe
Addie Kinczel
Savannah Kostecki
Heidi Lambson
Jaidyn Larson
Jaxon Larson
Josie Lewis
Blake Lohman
Quinn Lue
Luke Maki
Carina McCollum
Johnna McKnight
Alexa McLean
Austen McQueen
Madison Meidinger
Lillian Meigs
Analise Migliaccio
Noel Migliaccio
Ian Miller
Quintan Monaco
Ryan Monk
Rylie Morton
Levi Narum
Kinlee Narum
Sadie Nei
Hailey Neisinger
Addison Nordhaug
Nevaeh Otteson
Gabe Philbrick
Madison Potter
Hailey Powell
Kip Pumnea
Tristan Pyette
Brady Reed
Gwenyth Reed
Nate Santo
Clair Schneiter
Anna Schroeder
Lucas Schroeder
Drew Scully
Harrison Shepp
Gracie Simms
Quinn Skaggs
Asa Snell
Jaylyne Solis
Cassidy Steber
Allison Streekstra
Chloe Thompson
Maylah Thorne
Samara Timm
Jonah Wagner
William Wagner
Ian Williford
Seth Wilson
Ryan Winters
Ashley Wooldridge
Carley Zabel
Caden Zaluski
Abby Binder
Angela Bovee
Jessica Burroughs
Kiera Carter
Sarah Craun
Ashyln Crue
Daniel Edwards
Cory Eggers
Bridger Franklin
Kacee French
Mika French
Joshua Goddard-Rice
Leigha Grabowska
Aryanna Green
Thomas Hanna
Jocelyn Henderson
Marcus Kluesner
Nately Koerner
Sydney Kostecki
Sean Larson
Frank Lindon
Bryce Lohman
Alexis Marceau
Jeron McNair
Adyn Meinzen
Madi Nelson
Jace Pedersen
Sam Prescott
Savannah Reeves
Colten Rice
Nick Riley
Ryley Ring
Brandon Scheffler
Savanah Schweitzer
Brandon Seeber
Hayvn Smith
Mathew Streekstra
Faith Stevens
Logan Stoltz
Victoria Tsuber
Emily Turbitt
Braeden Winstone
Kolbi Wood
Kelsen Zahn
Bradley Anschuetz
Moira Antrim
Aidan Bartholomew
Yelena Blomquist
Vasily Difort
Zack Dixon
Rylan Harris
Jami Janetski
Janis Jones
Calvin Kendall
Sorrel Kuhlman
Dustin LaPorte
Brianna Lindquist
Dawson Lindquist
Felicia Loehner
Ezra Marceau
Jacob Martin
Andie McQueen
Dylan Meidinger
Tanisha Micheletto
Beau Neal
Carly Overman
Jasmine Paniagua
Ava Piper
Emilee Roberts
Brennan Simmerman
Seth Smalley
Mason Snell
Chance Stephenson
Clayton Stevens
Autumn Sutton
Anders Tollefson
Jared Weaver
Canyon Williams
Community News
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Safety for Our Children’s Sake
FCPT Needs Your Help
Dear Parents and Community Members,
The Elementary and Middle School Parent Groups (FCPT) are gearing up
for this year’s Holiday Bazaar on December 6, 2014. we are looking to put
together gift baskets for a silent auction table. Each grade will have a
theme and we are asking for donations for these baskets.
Recently the topic of safety around the schools was brought up. For
the most part schools are one of the safest places in most towns.
There are lots of adults looking after students, making sure they are
doing the right thing. One of the things that most schools do is bring
in drug dogs to check for drugs or other contraband. We recently did
just that at the high school. The dogs are trained to hit on illegal
drugs, prescription drugs, over the counter medication, alcohol, tobacco including vapor cigarettes that contain nicotine, gun powder and
explosives. During this search we did have several “hits”. Most of
the time it was for over the counter medication but we did find some
illegal drugs and an almost empty beer bottle. Please have a conversation with your children about the dangers of illegal drug use, underage drinking and tobacco use. If you have a student that drives check
their vehicle occasionally, check your child’s backpack too. Our goal
is not to punish students but to educate them on the effects of the
choices they make. Hopefully together we can educate our children
to make healthy choices!
Another concern is cell phone usage while driving both by students
and adults. Many times I have seen students texting while driving
almost as soon as they pull out of the parking lot. Distracted driving
is an accident waiting to happen! One parent suggested that everyone
stop using their cell phones when driving near the school. When
driving by the school in the morning or afternoon it is extremely important that we all focus on the task at hand “driving safely and
watching out for pedestrians and other vehicles”. Please obey the directions of the crossing guards and be on alert for students crossing
Long Ave. where there is no crosswalk or guard. If you have students
who cross Long Ave to meet you or to walk home encourage them to
go to the intersection and use the crosswalk where the guard is at.
Kindergarten—fishing
1st grade—date night
2nd grade—family movie night
3rd grade—sports
4th—baking
5th—manicure & pedicure
6th grade—mancave
7th—game night
8th grade—baby it’s cold outside
Please use your imaginations. The themes are very general so parents and
kids can get as creative as they would like. Please turn the donated items
to the elementary front office by December 3rd. If you have any questions
or concerns, please contact Carrie Bates @ 546-1230. thank you in ad-
Matthew Streekstra
has ran 75 miles for
Mileage Club!
If you have a question or concern regarding your child’s education or
safety please send me an email, scullyb@florence.k12.mt.us, or call
me at 273-6751.
I hope that everyone has a safe and healthy holiday.
Bud Scully
Interim Superintendent
Leigha Grabowska, Ellie Carlson
and Alana Grigsby-Howard playing "Salt & Pepper"
A Visit from Senator Tester
Senator Tester stopped by to visit with Mrs. McCann’s 1st Grade and Mrs. Blomquist’s 4th grade on Friday November 21st. It was a special treat
arranged by Senator Tester’s niece, who has children in both classrooms. Senator Tester read a book about Washington DC to the entire group and
added personal stories as he went. The students really enjoyed learning about DC and listening the Senator. At the end students asked questions
including “Are you a Democrat or Republican?” To which he jokingly replied that he was a “Montanan.” Then of course told them he was a
Democrat. The students also tested him with questions like, “Why are there so many rooms in the White House and How far up the Washington
Monument does the color of stone change.” He was just as impressed with the kids questions as they were with his answers. It was a special treat
for all those involved and we are thankful that he made the time to visit.
Mrs. McCann’s
1st grade
students
visiting
with
Senator Tester
Mrs. Blomquist’ s fourth grade class visiting with Senator Tester
December 2014
Sun
Mon
1B
Sport Schedules are subject
to change without notice.
Please check the school
webpage for the most
current time and dates.
Taco sticks, mexi corn,
banana, 1% white & choc
milk, skim milk
2A
8A
3B
Mini egg rolls, Asian salad,
pineapple chunks, fortune
cookies, 1% white & choc
milk, skim milk
Thu
4A
Fri
5B
Spaghetti w/rolls, fresh
broccoli & cauliflower,
oranges, 1% white & choc
milk, skim milk
Pretzel poppers n’ polish
dogs, hot spinach, fruit
salad, 1% white & choc
milk, skim milk
Sat
6
Hamburger, cole slaw,
plums, 1% white & choc
milk, skim milk
15B
Chicken fajita w/ shells,
fresh mixed veggies,
pineapple tidbits, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
MSBB vs Lone Rock 4:00
(7M/8M)
HS Band Concert 7:30
9B
Chili, cinnamon rolls, baby
carrots, banana, 1% white
& choc milk, skim milk
FCMS mtg 6:30
MSBB vs Anaconda 4:00
(7M/7G/8M)
14
Turkey pot pie, garden
salad, mixed apples, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
Wed
MSBB @Frenchtown 4:00
(7G/8G)
MSBB vs Frenchtown 4:00
(7M/8M)
7
Tue
Board mtg 7:00
16A
Taco soup w/ cornbread,
cucumbers, peaches, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
10A
Pepperoni pizza, garden
salad, oranges, 1% white
& choc milk, skim milk
5th Grade Music Concert
and HS Band 7:00 old gym
17B
Tuna salad sandwich,
garden salad, apples, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
11B
Hot roast beef sandwich,
hot green peas, sliced
hot apples, Grammies,
1% white & choc milk,
skim milk
12A
13
HS Girls & Boys Basketball @ Manhattan 2:00
MSBB vs Ronan 4:00
(7G/7M/8G)
18A
Chicken sandwich,
cucumbers, fruit salad,
1% white & choc milk,
skim milk
Barchetta pizza, carrot
n’ celery sticks, oranges,
1% white & choc milk,
skim milk
19B
Holiday theme: scalloped
potatoes n’ ham w/rolls,
green bean casserole,
spiced apples, chocolate
bars, 1% white & choc
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HSGB vs T-Falls
4:00/5:30/7:30
HSGB @ Ronan
4:00/5:30/7:30
MS Band Concert 7:30
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22A
Mini corn dogs, baby
carrots, oranges, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
HS & MS Choir Concert 7:00
23B
French toast, smilie
French fries, orange juice,
baby candy canes, 1%
white & choc milk, skim
milk
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HSBB vs Ronan
4:00/5:30/7:30
HSBB @ T-Falls
3:00/4:30/6:00
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Holiday Break
No School
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29
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Holiday Break
No School
Florence Holiday Bazaar
Saturday, December 6, 2013
9 AM – 3 PM Ÿ Old Gym
Santa will
be here to
hear your
wish list
& take
pictures
until noon!
Crafts Ÿ Jewelry Ÿ Ornaments Clothing
Ÿ Baked Goods & More!
Supervised children’s activities while
you shop
Entertainment featuring area musicians
& artists
Delicious hot breakfast & lunch entrees
Event Charity: Bring food or a monetary
donation for the local food pantry.
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Breakfast Menu
Mon.—French Toast
Tues.—Cooks Choice
Wed.—Scrambled Eggs
Thurs.—Waffles
Fri.—Cinnamon rolls
MS/HS Line 2
Mon-Chicken strips
Tues-Barchetta pizza
Wed– Chicken Sandwich
Thurs– Hamburger
Fri– Corn Dog
*Cold Cereal, oatmeal, toast, fruit, or
milk are available if a student doesn't
want the day’s special
Peanut butter & jelly sandwich
Bagel w/cream cheese
Elementary Line 2
Mon.—Uncrustable PB&J Sandwich
Tues.—Cheesie Fish Sandwich
Wed.—Uncrustable PB&J Sandwich
Thurs.—Cheesie Fish Sandwich
Fri.—Uncrustable PB&J Sandwich
* Menu subject to change
without notice
Florence-Carlton Community Church
hosts
BREAKFAST WITH ST. NICHOLAS
DECEMBER 13, 2014
8:30 am to 11:30 am
Come join us for the first annual "Breakfast with St. Nick" on Saturday December 13th between 8:30am and 11:30am. Bring your children between ages
0-10 for a visit and photo with St Nicholas, receive an early "pre-gift," and
then have a pancake breakfast while your photo is finished - all at no cost. It
is open to all in the community. Come have "Breakfast with St. Nick!"
FREE
Pictures with
SANTA
Saturday, December 6
9 am — noon
FLORENCE HOLIDAY
BAZAAR
Florence Carlton School—Old Gym
Attention: To direct dial to any of our school offices, please use the following
phone numbers
Elementary 273-6741
High School 273-6301
Middle School 273-0587
District Office 273-6751
Special Thanks
All proceeds from selling booth space and food at the event will go
directly to funding middle and elementary school activities.
Food drive sponsored by the
Florence Carlton High School Student Council.
Thank You to everyone who made the Homecoming Parade a success.
Florence Carlton Homecoming is always a special time for the community to
come and celebrate with all of the festivities going on. Thank You to all who
made donations. Also a special thanks to Tara Zeiler for heading up and
organizing the lineup of the parade making sure it all ran smoothly.
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