DCHS HIRING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
THE 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR:
Airheart, Rhonda
Brown, NaDean
Buckley, Ryan
Carbajal, Greg
Dryden, Mike
Forcella, Stefanie
Gard, Virginia
Hoffer, Desiree
Jacobson, Justin
Kolobakken, Brent
Krug, Bruce
Lindgren, Richard
McLaren, Thomas
Myers, Dean
Naasz, Todd -'A time at DCHS
Nelson, Laurie
Person, Jim
Selvig, Anita
Svenvold, Mary - Vi time at DCHS
imple, Jim
Temple, Tom
Tennant, Christie
Tuma, Aaron -Yz time at DCHS
Viegut, Jordan
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LINCOLN certified teachers
JEFFERSON certified teachers
Bowlds, Jean
Cunningham, Linda
Dawes, Carrie
Johnson, Whitney
Kirl<patricl<, Geri
Kreiman, Angie
Milne, Tammy
Mires, Trish
Mitchell, Jean
Myran, LauraLee
Rathert, Jana
Rennie, Ivy
Silha, Angie
Stanhope, Valerie
Strehlow, Sue
True, Eloise
White, Cora
White, Katelyn
Wicker, Jacqueiyn
Adams, Lindsay
Adams, Marcy
Barthel, Kara
Berg, Breon
Bunn, Lisa
Carbajal, Jill
Damron, Val
Emmert, Teresa
Geiger, Kolette
Gentry, Beth
Gilliland, Mark
Hopfauf, Amy
Johnson, Julie
Julin, Jim
Mayer, Jennifer
McDowell, Kim
Myers, Christi
Ohs, Carol
Peabody, Carol
Ree, Amy
Skillestad, Melissa
Smith, Annie
Togni, Cindi
Wahl, Marisa
WMS certified teachers
Anderson, Robert
\, Annie
Cunningham, Katelyn
Hellman, Shanon
Hoffman, Kodi
Houck, Casi
Knudson, Melissa
Kurtz, Bridget
Lynn, Kaitlin
Lytle, BreAnn
Mast, Brenda
Miller, Lee
Naasz, Todd -Vi time at WMS
Nielsen, Lorelei
Nissley, Sherri
Pedersen, Nancy
Sackman, Kyla
Schaaf, Donnetta
Simasko, Nicole
Svenvold, Mary -/z time at WMS
Tuma, Aaron-/2 time at WMS
Yrjo, Brady
Zimdars, Mary
Superintendent's Report
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LaNette, Anne and I met with Alan Doane at the Day of Advocacy in Helena
on the 16"^. We expressed our concerns regarding funding issues, private
schools, charter schools and the legislation relating to common core and
testing.
This is that time of the year when hirings and resignations seem to capture our
attention. By the time this season is over we will have attended seven job
fairs. In fact, Mr. Murphy is currently in Minneapolis at a regional job fair
looking for the much sought after math teacher. We also continue to get
applications from local sources and the internet. Still, it is hard to find math
and special education teachers even with all of the extra effort. In addition to
the teacher openings we have Special Ed Director/School Psychologist,
Curriculum Director, k-12 Activity Director, Speech Pathologist and other
administrative positions yet to hire.
I am enclosing a copy of the policy 43 3 OF Fee Schedule for Various Facilities
at Glendive Public Schools for your review. As we discussed last month, this
fee schedule will need to be adjusted but perhaps at another meeting.
I have accepted resignations from: Sandy Grey Eagle, Special Ed
Director/School Pyschologist; Linda Schlotfeldt, elementary teacher; Katie
Kringen, Speech Pathologist at this point.
We are looking ahead to the K-12 Activity Director position. We are trying to
make the best use of the person in that position.
Washington Middle School
April 13, 2015 Board Meeting
1. Current Enrollment:
PK
6
7
8
Boys
Girls
Total
20
40
56
56
2
40
60
55
22
80
116
111
Building T o t a l
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2. Smarter Balance Testing began at WMS on March 30 and will continue throughout much of the
month of April.
3.
Mrs. Schaaf and our 7* and 8*'' grade Student Council members will be attending the state
conference in Helena on April 15-18. Our student council also did a pet food drive for the animal
shelter in March.
4. Mrs. Begger will be taking our 7'^ and 8**' grade Academic Olympic team to Glasgow for their
competition on April 15'*^.
5. Mrs. Simasko and her 8'^ grade English classes are raising funds for the Dawson County Food
Bank. Money will be counted on April lO'*'.
6. On Thursday, April 23'^'^ our National Junior Honor Society students will help set up tables and
chairs at the EPEC for the Quilt Show.
7. Mrs. Svenvold and our 6'^ grade choir will perform during the Quilt Show at the EPEC on April
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Lincoln Elementary School
Respectful, Responsible, and Ready to Learn
Board Report
April13, 2015
1. Enrollment - Enrollment stands at 293.
Third Grade - 98
Fourth Grade - 95
Fifth Grade - 1 0 0
2. SBAC Testing - Lincoln students began SBAC testing today with fifth grade starting the ELA
test. The testing takes each classroom 5-6 computer lab sessions and 2 classroom sessions
making scheduling and completion of the testing difficult. All grades should be done testing the
first week of May. Results of the testing will be available three weeks after the test window
closes. The test window closes on June 12 which means we won't have results until around the
4th of July. Results will be sent to parents this fall.
3. CRT Testing - Lincoln School fourth grade completed the science CRT testing with make up
testing the week of March 11-14. Thanks to LauraLee Myran and the fourth grade staff for all of
their hard work and organization in administering the test. The results will be available to the
school district this spring with results going to the parents next fall.
5. Reading - Our Reading Recognition Assembly was held on Wednesday, April 1 to recognize
the 177 students who achieved their 3'" quarter reading goal. We greatly appreciate Stockman
Bank and their continued support of this program. Teachers have met with students and
established reading goals for fourth quarter. Students achieving their goal were placed in a
drawing for a tablet and a Barnes and Noble gift certificate that will be given away for each grade
level at the fourth quarter awards assembly. The tablet and certificate are sponsored by the
Masons.
6. BUG Students - BUG Awards (Bring up Grades) were presented to fourth grade and fifth
grade students on Friday, March 27. Thirty-four students were recognized for bringing up their
grades in at least one academic subject area during the third quarter or receiving straight A's.
Awards were presented to the students by members of the Kiwanis Club and by members of the
DCHS Key Club. The students were treated to pizza for lunch that day courtesy of the Kiwanis
Club. Thanks to the Kiwanis Club for their continued sponsorship of the BUG program.
7. Food Banic Donation - Lincoln School participated in the Cenex Harvest States "Harvest for
Hunger" food drive. Ms. Dawes's fifth grade class donated the most food and won a pizza party
courtesy of CHS.
8. PIR - Lincoln School teachers will be attending the Ruby Payne presentation on April 17 for
the 1/2 day PIR.
9. Puberty Education - Planning is being done to provide puberty education instruction to fifth
grade students later this month.
DATES TO REMEMBER
April 17 - NO SCHOOL (PIR for Teachers)
April 27 - Fourth Quarter Mid-term Reports Sent Home
Jefferson School
Board Report-April 2015
ENROLLMENT: Jefferson -340 students K-2
Preschool-19
Kindergarten-99
1^*-127
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RECYCLING ASSEMBLY-On March 9, Bill Pedersen from Department
of Environmental Quality made a presentation about recycling. We
calculated our recycling for the SMART SCHOOL CHALLENGE and
Jefferson School recycled 5,000 pounds of paper, cardboard, tin, plastic and
aluminum.
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION- The event will be held on April 1
at Dawson County High School. We will be extending registration through
the week of April 6-10.
MAP TESTING-Jefferson School will be conducting MAP testing during
the months of April and May.
BUDDY READERS-The kindergarten students will have Buddy Reading
with the 4^ graders on April 10.
CHARACTER COUNTS-PILLAR FOR APRfL-TRUSTWORTHINESS
WHICH INCLUDES FOUR PRINCIPLES: hitegrity, Honesty, Promise
Keeping and Loyalty.
April 1-3-Keep your promises
April 6-10-Admit the truth
April 13-17-Follow instructions
April 20-24-Refrain from gossips and whispers
IMPORTANT DATES
APRIL 1 and 6-10- KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
APRIL 5-EARLY OUT
APRIL 6-9-NO SCHOOL-SPRING BREAK
APRIL 17-NO SCHOOL
Wade Murphy
900 N. Merrill Avenue
PO Box 701
Glendive, MT 59330
(406) 377-5265
(406) 377-8206 Fax
Principal
Stephen Schreibeis
Assistant Principal
Jim Person
Athletic Director
Board Report
April 13^ 2015
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The gym doors are completed!
2. Attached is a policy referencing the DCHS drug testing policy.
3. Attached are recommendations for staff hires for the 2015-2016 school year.
Ruby Payne's "Frameworl< for Poverty" presentation will be provided for our staff on Friday, April 17"' at DCC.
Our spring assessments are in full swing. Currently, SBAC and MAP testing along with the ACT will be
administered this month. So far things have been going smoothly.
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Spring activities are off and running. We have had two track meets at our new facility and so far have had some
very positive comments and results!
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Below is a list of the awards our Key Club picked up at convention last month!
100% Reporter's Reporting Award
100% Secretary's Reporting Award
Major Emphasis Project Award
Ladder Award- First Place
Man-Mile Award
Eliminate-Bronze Patch $925 Donated
Walter Zeller Mother's Day Eliminate Award $1,200 donated
Project Life Award
2nd Place Ronald McDonald Playhouse
7 for 75 Award
Service Hour Award- 1st Place
13 Distinguished Members- Haylee Storlie, Jacob Westenskow, Mya Winters, Shelby Dolch, Mac Haggerty, Spencer
Thornton, Cheyenne Damron, McKenna Begger, Sam Burman, Freddie Geiger
5 four year members- Sam Burman, Haylee Storlie, Baylee Huschka, Lauren Phipps, Freddie Geiger
1st Place Essay- Shelby Dolch, Moves on to International Level
Outstanding Treasurer- Cheyenne Damron
Outstanding Secretary- Spencer Thornton
Outstanding Sergeant-at-Arms- Sara Hilbert
Distinguished President- Haylee Storlie
Wade Murplny
900 N. Merrill Avenue
PO Box 701
Glendive, MT 59330
(406) 377-5265
(406) 377-8206 Fax
2nd Place Scrapbook
Hayiee Storlie received $1,000 scholarship she can renew up to four years
Best Division Caucus Room
Spirit Award
Club of the Year ( 4th year in a row)
Past District Leadership from Glendive: Freddie Geiger- District Secretary/Treasurer
Baylee Huschka- Lieutenant Governor of Division 5
New District Leadership from Glendive: Spencer Thornton- District Governor
Mason Hutchinson- Lieutenant Governor of Division 5
Out of 42 clubs in the state and we got club of the year!
22 awards total
Principal
Stephen Schreibeis
Assistant Principal
Jim Person
Athletic Director