The Hawk’s Herald Newsletter

October 2015

Northern Hills Elementary School 910 East Ave N Onalaska WI 54650 Phone (608) 783-4542 Fax (608) 779-4114

Curt Rees, Principal [email protected] Gail Connor, Secretary [email protected]

NEW Website: http://www.onalaska.k12.wi.us/schools/northernhills/

DATES TO REMEMBER

Dear Northern Hills Families and Friends,

October

It's hard to believe that we have already completed a month of school. However, it has been a successful first month. We are finally settling into a routine with all that is new in our school. The building itself is new so we have routines and procedures to get used to. We also have many new students at Northern Hills and it has been fun to get to know them and their families.

2....Food Pantry at Irving Pertzsch, Door B 5-10.....Walk to School Week 5....PTO meeting, 6 pm 7....International Walk to School Day 7....District-Wide Parent Meeting @ IP, 6 pm 8....Fire Station, K, 1st & 2nd

9....FRIDAY-NO School 13 & 14....NO School-Conferences 13 & 14 PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT CONFERENCES from noon – 8 pm (Bring your child with you.) 16 & 17....School Open House Tours 22...Family Reading Night w/food, 5:30 -7 pm 30...Halloween parties-CHECK with teacher 31...”Spooktacular” craft show at OHS 31...Happy Halloween

November 6...Food Pantry at Irving Pertzsch, Door B 25, 26, 27 and 30...NO School

ATTENTION Parents and Students: There is an "Activities by Outside Agencies" link on our district website at http://www.onalaska.k12.wi.us/district/approve dact.html where we post outside events that have been approved by the Superintendent.

E~funds for fees vs. mypaymentsplus for lunch. To check your child’s lunch account, please check “mypaymentsplus”. e~Funds for schools is an online payment system for snack milk fee and classroom fees.

Bus Company and transportation contact information – The new District Transportation Director is Dan Dahlquist 608-7834763. Ready Bus Company’s number is 507-8952349. Please call the bus company directly if you have questions or concerns about routes, pick up/drop times, or if the bus misses your stop on a given day.

**PARENT – TEACHER – STUDENT CONFERENCES A letter went home WITH your child on Thursday, October 1 with directions on how to schedule your conferences online with our “PickAtime” program. If you need help, please call the school office at (608) 783-4542.

We are really enjoying the new school building, so thanks again to the community for your support to make this project happen. A large majority of the project is completed, but there are a few things that should finish up by mid-November. The gymnasium floor will start to be installed the first week of October and that is a five week process. The kitchen should be completed by October 9, and then the flooring in the cafeteria will be completed about the same time. We will have a building dedication ceremony on Friday, October 16, at 1 p.m. Our featured guest will be State Superintendent Dr. Tony Evers. That evening the school will be open for public tours from 5-7 p.m. The school will also be open on October 17 from 9-12 for tours. Take care, Curt Rees DISTRICT-WIDE PARENT MEETINGS This school year Superintendent Fran Finco will hold district-wide parent meetings to listen and learn about topics of parent interest, and also to give a brief update on what’s happening in our district. Other members of the administrative team will attend periodically also. The first meeting will be on Wednesday, October 7 at 6:00 p.m. in the Community Room at Irving Pertzsch Elementary School (Enter Door B off Main Street). This meeting is for parents of children attending any of our schools. Watch your school newsletter for the dates of future meetings. Please consider attending. NH FUN FAIR............Due to the construction, Fun Fair will be moved to January or February 2016. Looking for people to head sub-committees, prizes, food, and silent auction. If you are interested in helping with the Fun Fair, please contact Jan Thomas at [email protected] HALLOWEEN PARTIES Grades K-5 will have their Halloween parties on October 30. Please read the letters going home regarding costumes. For those of you sending treats to school, please send in some healthy options. Talk with the teacher on times. ONALASKA FOOD PANTRY...is held on the first Friday of the month at Irving Pertzsch Elementary School from 2:15-3:15 p.m. The food pantry will have a distribution day on Friday, October 2, from 2:15-3:15 p.m. Families whose children attend any public or private school in Onalaska and are in need of additional dietary staples are invited to stop by and pick-up a bag of food at no cost. Simply go to Door B of Irving Pertzsch Elementary (on 5th Street by the church) and a volunteer will deliver a bag of groceries to you in your vehicle.

WELCOME to Northern Hills! KEVIN BONNAR - 4th grade teacher Hello! I am very excited to be joining the excellent team here at Northern Hills! My family just bought a house in Onalaska and we are very excited to be a part of the community. I am also a fitness instructor at Eupraxia in Onalaska and I love doing anything active and outdoors. For the past five years I taught 2nd grade at Eagle Bluff and I am also a member of the Hilltopper Baseball Team coaching staff. I'm looking forward to making new friends and having a great year!!

KRISTEN DALE - Tutor My name is Kristin Dale. I am a tutor at Northern Hills. My family and I just moved to Onalaska in July. I spend my time away from school watching my 3 kids participate in their events or on the water. I’m very excited to be at Northern Hills and look forward to getting to know everyone.

DIANE EICKMEIER - 1st grade teacher Hi! My name is Diane Eickmeier and I am excited be teaching Kindergarten at Northern Hills. This is my 24th year of teaching, with 15 of those years being the in Onalaska School District. I am married and have two grown children. I love to be outdoors and I love my new school!

LOST & FOUND The lost and found is full of many jackets, sweatshirts, and lunch boxes. Please come claim your items. Also, remember to label other belongings so we can return them to your kids.

MELANIE FISCHER Special Education teacher I am a Pacific Northwest native and a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. I spent most of my life growing up in Portland, Oregon and I enjoy playing soccer, running, and hiking outdoors. I spent the last two years in Fargo, North Dakota with my husband. I teach special education. I’ve had experience teaching grades K-5 and I find value in providing students with skills to be successful in and out of the classroom. Being from the Pacific Northwest, I enjoy cheering on the Seahawks and watching the Portland Trail Blazers. I am excited to join the Northern Hills staff and to learn more about the La Crosse area!

KIM GARGARO -Prekindergarten Para-professional Hello. I was a paraprofessional at OMS for 3 years before moving to Northern Hills this fall in Mrs. Lundstrom's prek room. I am married and have four children, John (sophomore at the U of M), Brendan (freshman at St. Thomas), Morgan (junior at OHS) and Ryan (freshman at OHS) all who attended Northern Hills. I was an active volunteer at Northern Hills when my kids were younger and I'm so excited to be back where I started! In my free time I love spending time with my family and friends, exercising and watching my kids play their sports. I'm looking forward to a wonderful year!

ASHLEY GORDON - Kindergarten Art teacher My name is Ms. Gordon! I travel between Irving Pertzsch Elementary School, Northern Hills Elementary School, and Eagle Bluff Elementary School, teaching art at each school! I was born and raised here in Onalaska, going through the Onalaska School District. I graduated from Onalaska High School in 2009! I then attended University of Wisconsin- La Crosse where I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Art Education! I have always had a passion for working with children. I have coached Swim Team, Volleyball as well as having taught swimming lessons in the area. I put my passion for working with children, and my love for creating art together when deciding that Art Education was the perfect match for me! I am SO excited to be working in the Onalaska School district with your children! In my free time I enjoy creating art, being outdoors, spending time with my friends and family, and hiking with my Chocolate Lab, Romeo! I love to be active, especially swimming and water-skiing! Please feel free to stop by the art room any time!

We welcome some more new employees!! MARY GUSTAFSON - Special Education para-professional My name is Mary Gustafson. I am a para-professional at Northern Hills. I just became a Grandma to a sweet, hansom little bouncing baby boy! I love hiking, biking, fishing and kayaking. I am so excited to be at Northern Hills and I look forward to getting to know you.

GREGG HILKER - 5th Technology teacher It's good to be teaching at Northern Hills again! This is my 23rd year with the district. I taught 5th and 8th grades for 19 years (5th grade at NH from 1999-2003) before taking over as District Instructional Technology Coordinator in 2011. This year it is my privilege to be back in the classroom working with all Onalaska 5th grade students for their ENCORE Technology class. My wife is a kindergarten teacher in La Crosse, and we have two daughters who attend Logan HS and Lincoln MS. I enjoy playing music on a variety of stringed instruments and doing almost anything outside including fishing and XC skiing.

LINDSEY HILTON Kindergarten teacher Hi! My name is Lindsey Hilton and I am one of the Kindergarten teachers that moved over to Northern Hills from Eagle Bluff. I am so excited to be here at Northern Hills and start my sixth year of teaching! I look forward to getting to know the staff and families and becoming part of a neighborhood school!

GINA JOHNSON - Gifted & Talented teacher I am thrilled to be in the Onalaska District, half at Northern Hills and half at Eagle Bluff as the Challenge Teacher. My background is anything from Pre-K to 8th Grade and I've also been involved in the retail (hardware) business. My husband works for J.F. Brennan and we live in La Crescent, MN. We do not have any children yet. I enjoying hiking, reading, playing cards, and relaxing. I look forward to working with everyone.

ALETHIA KENWORTHY Kindergarten Music teacher

MATT MCCUDDIN - Custodian My name is Matt McCuddin and I transferred over from Eagle Bluff Elementary School. I live in Onalaska. I have two boys. I enjoy playing video games and camping with my boys. I’m looking forward to getting to know the students, staff and families!

And some more wonderful new people! ASHLYNNE MCLEAN - Special Education teacher Hey! I'm super excited to be back at Northern Hills as a special education teacher! I live and Sparta this year and while I'm there I enjoy reading books, painting, hiking and playing in volleyball and kickball leagues. I'm really looking forward to a great school year and getting to know all you of you better. :)

ABBY MERRILL - Kindergarten PE teacher My name is Abby Merrill. I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse in 2012. I live in Onalaska with my husband Jake and golden doodle Armour. My husband also teaches PE in West Salem and is the varsity boys basketball coach. We enjoy hiking, walking, and watching sports together. I travel between all three buildings throughout the day so the best way to get ahold of me is by email: [email protected]. I am very excited to be starting my first year in Onalaska and working with the Kindergarten students!

DENISE MEYER - Guidance Hi my name is Denise Meyer the new School Counselor. Before working here, I worked at Onalaska Middle School for 17 years. I am excited to be at Northern Hills, as I know what a special place this is! My whole family is at Northern Hills this year. My husband Todd teaches 1st grade, my daughter Macy is in 5th grade and my son Sawyer is in 3rd grade. Outside of school I enjoy spending time with family and friends, camping, reading, traveling, and watching football. I grew up in Iowa, so I love to watch the Iowa Hawkeyes. I feel very lucky to be able to work in a great school with so many awesome students and staff!

ANNE MILLER Para-professional Hi my name is Anne Miller and I’m very excited to be back at Northern Hills. I’ve worked for the district for 12 years and am looking forward to a great year!

CAROLINE MOSS ELL Teacher Tutor I am very excited to be at Northern Hills working with Grace Jarzemsky. My background is in Spanish education. I am married to Daniel Moss and we have three children; Makayla (9), Maddox (6), and Camryn (5). I love running, playing basketball and building furniture. I am looking forward to getting to know everyone at this great school!

Mrs. Faas has been holding Physical Education outside! We’ve definitely been getting enough fresh air!!! Hopefully, the gym will be done before it gets to cold outside!!

AMY PEDRETTI - Para-professional Hello! My name is Amy and I am so excited to be a part of Northern Hills Elementary. This is my first year as a First Grade Para. I am married to Patrick and have 3 children, Dalton is 20, Griffin is 17, and a senior at Onalaska High and Claire is 9 and a 4th grader at Northern Hills. Besides working at Northern Hills I graduated from WTC in 2009 as a Massage Therapist and enjoy doing that part time. I enjoy reading, being outdoors and watching my kids play sports. Glad to be a part of this great team!!

And the last of our brand new staff! Welcome Everyone!!!! ALLISON PRATT - Kindergarten teacher My name is Alli Pratt. I have been teaching kindergarten children for 33 years. I have taught at Fauver Hills and the Onalaska Kindergarten Center before coming to Northern Hills. I am so happy to be part of Northern Hills.

KIMBERLY RIEBER - Reading teacher My name is Kim Rieber, and I am the Title I reading teacher for kindergarten. I also spend half of my day at Eagle Bluff. I have been married for 12 years and have 3 boys--Bennett (7), Landon (6), and Jensen (2). As a family, we enjoy riding bikes, going to sporting events, and being outside!

EMILY WAGNER Special Education Para-professional Hello! My name is Emily Wagner. I enjoy spending time with my family, friends and fiancé. Also, I enjoy being outdoors and watching sports. I look forward to meeting everyone here and having a great school year!

Mr. Schams class on “Spirit Day” during Homecoming week! Was a special week for all the schools!!

DUNK TANK

SHARON WINGATE Kindergarten teacher After teaching kindergarten for 9 years at Eagle Bluff, I am looking forward to my new adventure at Northern Hills. I live in La Crosse with my husband, Bob, and we have three adult children. Christopher, age 32, and Liz, age 26, work in Minneapolis and Nick, age 29, works in La Crosse. I enjoy reading, traveling, and spending time with my family and friends. I am looking forward to teaching kindergarten and meeting new friends at this great school!

MARY WIRKUS Speech-Language Pathologist teacher Hi! I am delighted to be calling Northern Hills my part-time home as I serve students in 4K and kindergarten with speech and language needs. I also provide services to 3-6 year olds at Eagle Bluff. This is my 5th year in the district. My two sons, ages 14 and 12, keep me busy, but I also play percussion (if you were ever down at Riverside Park on Wednesday nights this summer, you may have seen me with the La Crosse Concert Band) and I enjoy ballroom dancing. Thank you to all for being so welcoming thus far!

Mr. Swiggum Mrs. Pietrek

JENNIFER ZEPS - Tutor My name is Jennifer Zeps. I am ecstatic to be part of the Northern Hills community! I have seven children, five still at home. Jameson 27, Hadley 21, Donovan 17, Hayes 15, Hardy 13, Stella 11, and Gus 10. I love spending time at the hockey rink and football field with my kids. I also love to run and bike. I use the rest of my free time sewing, reading, canoeing, and just enjoying my family. Thank you for the opportunity to join your team!

Mr. LIchty

Mr. Bonnar

Thank you for making it a special night for many of your students!!!

Attention all Witches and Goblins!

HALLOWEEN DANCE - free Northern Hills will be having a Halloween Dance on Thursday, October 29th from 5:30-7:00. Bring your family for a night of dancing and spooky fun to celebrate the fall season. Costumes are encouraged, but not required. Admission is free and concessions will be available for purchase. All proceeds will benefit the 5th grade EBELC field trip. Look for more information coming soon. Hope to see you there!

FAMILY READING NIGHT SAVE THE DATE! Our Family Reading Night will be on Thursday, October 22, 2015 from 5:30-7 pm. More information to come at conferences! Thank you, Haley Haus and Diane Rogala

Onalaska High School

“Spooktacular” Fall Crafts Show Saturday, October 31 from 9 am to 2 pm Onalaska High School Gym - 700 Hilltopper Place There will be over 45 vendors, crafters, baked goods and musical performances by members of the OHS choirs. Enjoy shopping with our crafters and vendors. Bring the kids in their Halloween costumes for some trick or treating while you shop!

PTO Collecting for:

BOXTOPS - LABELS - MILK MOOLA The collection bins are setup and ready to go. We’ve placed them inside of the front entry doors.

COULEE REGION WALK TO SCHOOL CHALLENGE Safe Routes to School News As our students are once again headed back to school, don’t forget to be more alert to children walking and riding their bikes to school. Northern Hills is part of the national “Safe Routes to School” program which encourages students to actively commute to school. There will be several fun activities in which to participate this fall! Walk to School Week will be October 5-9. Any student that walks, scooter, bikes or otherwise actively commutes can enter a drawing to win fun active prizes. And Wednesday, October 7 is International Walk to School Day where Northern Hills students will be joining children from all over the world in walking to school. Let’s see as many children walk, scooter or bike that week as possible to win the coveted “Golden Shoe Award”! And as always, every Wednesday morning students can join in the If temperature is at zero or below or if it’s raining, we will NOT have the Walking School Bus that Wednesday. The Walking School Bus is a group of people walking a predetermined route together for better visibility, safety, and of course fun. Northern Hills’ Walking School Bus starts at the corner of East Avenue North and Riders Club Road on Wednesdays at 7:40 a.m. and progresses down East Avenue, arriving at Northern Hills about 8:00 a.m. First is the annual walk to school challenge. This will take place next week, October 5-8. Students are encouraged to actively commute (via walking, biking, scootering, or anything else kid powered) to school however they like all week long. Teachers will help the children chart their participation, and we will be competing with other schools in our county for the coveted Golden Sneaker, (which is sort of like the Stanley Cup but cleaner), which we are defending this year once again. Students will receive chains and foot shaped "toe tokens" to place on those chains each day that they actively commute to school for the whole week. In honor of the walk to school challenge, the Walking School bus will meet at the usual time and place every school day next week. So if you usually drive your children to school, consider dropping them off with the walking school bus and they can collect the wildly popular toe tokens as well. The second event next week is International Walk to School Day, on Wednesday the 7th of October. Any students that actively commute on this day will receive the toe token, as well as a reflective backpack tag or a reflective slap bracelet and drawing slip to be entered a fabulous prize raffle. If you have any questions about the Walking School Bus or would like to volunteer to be an adult chaperone, please contact Caleb McClung. You may find that you have even more fun than the kids! Caleb McClung

NORTHEN HILLS - October 16 & 17

“Dedication and Open House” Building dedication ceremony @ 1 pm Friday, Oct 16. State Superintendent Dr. Tony Evers will be our featured guest. On Friday, Oct 16 from 5 pm -7 pm and Saturday, Oct 17 from 9 am-noon we will be open for public tours. (From the La Crosse Tribune)

Onalaska High School named a 2015 National Blue Ribbon School Onalaska High School was honored for high academic achievement Tuesday as it was among nine Wisconsin schools recognized as 2015 National Blue Ribbon Schools. “This is truly a district and community celebration and an opportunity to recognize the efforts of our staff and students as well as a community that values education,” Principal Jared Schaffner said. The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program honors public and private schools where students either achieve very high learning standards or are making notable improvements in closing the achievement gap. All schools are recognized in one of two performance categories, based on all student scores, subgroup student scores and graduation rates: Exemplary High Performing Schools are among their state’s highest performing schools as measured by state assessments or nationally normed tests. Student subgroup performance and high school graduation rates are also at the highest levels. Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing Schools are among their state’s highest performing schools in closing achievement gaps between a school’s subgroups and all students over the past five years. Student subgroup performance and high school graduation rates for each subgroup are at high levels. Nationally, 335 schools were recognized Tuesday by U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. In 1997, Onalaska Middle School was a Blue Ribbon School Award winner. Way to go Onalaska High!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WEATHER...WEATHER...WEATHER!! PLEASE dress your children appropriately for the colder weather. Hats, boots and mittens will help keep them warm. If you’d like to put an extra dry outfit in your child’s backpack, especially socks, please feel free to do so. During inclement weather, our students will be kept indoors. Inclement weather includes such weather conditions as rain, wet snow, lightning and below zero temperatures, which will include the wind chill. **We use the website: weather.com to check the temperature. If it’s zero and below, with the wind chill, students may stay inside for recess. ***On days when the weather might indicate the necessity to close school, please watch or listen to TV: WXOW TV-19, Radio Stations: WKTY/WTRV, HOT 94.7, WLXR-105, WIZM Z-93, WLFN-1490, and KQEG.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education has been unique this year as we have been outside each day. The students have been great! Just a reminder we will be going out every day for the next month yet so dress appropriately and keep your P.E. shoes at school. The new gymnasium will be wonderful when we get in. Keep active and healthy-Mrs. Faas Mrs. Cheryl Faas, Physical Education

ART Students in grades 1-5 kicked of the year by completing artworks for a special program called Original Works. You will have an opportunity to order a variety of useful and fun items, all professionally made and featuring your child's very own artwork. Look for complete details coming home soon! Students have also begun creating a variety of artworks at every grade level. The start of this school year has been an amazing experience for me, as a teacher and an Onalaska resident, to observe how appreciative our students have been to have this new learning environment. It is clear that NH students are more charged up to learn than ever before! Have a great October. Mr. Brian Christensen, Art

MUSIC 4th/5th Grade Choir Northern Hills has a new 4th and 5th grade choir that is rehearsing at 7:40 on Wednesday mornings. We have many students signed up and we're off to a great start! Please try to have students here on time. Students can come in the building through Door C (the old front doors on Spruce Street). With a very limited number of rehearsals until our winter program it is very important we get to work right away. Students have been told that the music room door will shut at 7:50. If students are late they will need to go out to recess. Students who miss habitually will not be able to perform with the ensemble. I will notify parents of students who are not making it to choir on time so everyone is on the same page! We look forward to seeing you at our first performance on December 21st at 6:30 here at Northing Hills!! Have a great month. Mrs. Christiana Martin, Music

LMC...Book Fair Fall is here and that means our Book Fair is coming. We will have the book fair set up in time for conferences. Be sure and stop by before or after conferences to check it out. If you aren't able to actually visit the fair, or would like to do your shopping online, you may visit our Bookfair Homepage here: http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/nh Watch for a flier to come home soon. In the flier you will see some of the titles that will be available. All purchases go toward earning books for our library. Thanks for participating! Have a great October. Mrs. Crystal Brunelle, LMC Director

HEALTHY MORSELS......How would you feel if your child’s teacher told you that this year your child would get to eat 23 cupcakes? Does that sound like the healthiest snack option? This could happen if each child brought cupcakes for their birthday or snack and shared with the class. What is considered a healthy snack? A healthy snack should be less than 200 calories should provide the fuel needed to keep you energized and full until your next meal. Snacks should provide balance, calorie control and variety. Source: fns.usda.gov and ymca exchange Healthy Snack Options: • • • • • • • •

Snacks to avoid: Sliced apples and peanut butter • Pre-packaged items Carrots and hummus • Goods that are high and sugar or fat that will “weigh” Celery, raisins and string cheese you down and not give you energy for the day. Salsa and tortilla chips • Sugar sweetened drinks Bananas, peanut butter and raisins Applesauce Unbuttered popcorn Build your own trail mix-nuts (optional), sunflower seeds, raisins, whole grain cereal Source: fns.usda.gov and ymca exchange

ONALASKA RESDIENTS, only

Early Childhood Screening

WHAT: Developmental review for any child between 3 to 5 years old and not enrolled in a school setting. This developmental review will assume a positive orientation and go beyond the concept of screening for deficits. Parents will be asked to fill out a questionnaire regarding their child’s development while their child participates in a universal screening, including hearing and vision screening. Specialists in the early childhood filed will be available to address any questions or concerns raised by parents. Information regarding normal child growth and development as well as resources and services available within the community will be shared. Parents will receive affirmation of their child’s developmental achievements and emotional support in their roles as parents. WHEN: First Tuesday of every month (Oct-Mar) from 9-10 a.m. WHERE: Eagle Bluff Elementary School-Early Childhood Classroom DETAILS: Screening is FREE! The expectation is for parents and/or caregivers to come and stay with their child during the entire screening. CONTACT: Mrs. Maureen Trim (608) 779-5760 Ext 1006. **When school is not session please contact Pupil Services at 608-783-4610.

PLEASE schedule an appointment based on your child’s birthday or age. October birthdays - Sept. 1, 2010 thru Sept. 31, 2012 November birthdays - Oct. 1, 2012 thru Oct. 31, 2012 December birthdays - Nov. 1, 2012 thru Nov. 30, 2012 January birthdays Dec. 1, 2012 thru Dec. 31, 2012 February birthdays - Jan. 1, 2013 thru Jan. 31, 2013 March birthdays Feb. 1, 2013 thru Feb. 28, 2013

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2015-2016 Tuesdays: October 6 January 5 November 3 February 2 December 1 March 1

September 14, 2015

Welcome and Introductions Construction updates o Cafeteria will be completed during the inservice/Parent-Teacher conference days, October 9-13 o Gymnasium work will continue through October and finish early November Fun Fair o Due to construction this year’s Fun Fair will be moved to January/February 2016 o Looking for people to head sub-committees - prizes, food, and silent auction. If you are interested in helping with the Fun Fair, please contact Jan Thomas. [email protected] Chicken Q o Moved to Spring of 2016 Northern Hills Open House o October 16 - DPI Superintendent Tony Evers will be touring the school and we will have a program with the students. o October 17 - Community Open House. Building will be open to the public. Times to be determined. Box Tops and Campbell’s labels o New bins coming soon! PTO Meetings o Beginning October 2015, PTO meetings will be held on the 1st Monday of the month at 6:00 pm.

Next meeting: October 5, 2015 at 6:00 pm