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March 26, 2015
THE WOLFPACK
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NeSA testing – 7th / 8th grades
10am Golf at Cambridge
Early Dismissal – 11:50am
10am Track at Elwood
No School – Easter Break
No School – Easter Break
10am Golf at Elwood
11:30am Track at Franklin
NeSA testing 5th / 6th / 8th / 11th
NeSA testing 5th / 6th / 8th / 11th
10am Track at Wilcox
9am Music Festival –5th/8th
Seniors scholarships due at 8:15am
9th grade test
7:30pm Board Meeting
NeSA testing 3rd / 6th / 11th
9th/10th Digital Citizenship Workshop
Jr. High Track at Alma
NeSA testing – 6th / 11th
Seventh grade test 10:45am
NeSA testing 11th
3pm Golf at Holdrege
2pm Track at Bertrand
ACT Test
6pm Prom
Youth First Conference at UNK
8:15am 10th Grade Test
Elementary Vb Camp, 3:30 - 5:30
FKC 9-12 Quiz Bowl, 4pm at Wil-Hil
NeSA testing – 11th
2pm Jr. High Track at Elwood
Elementary Vb Camp, 3:30 - 5:30
NeSA Testing – 4th
10am Track at Arapahoe
Kindg/1st grade Field Trip to Holdrege
NeSA testing 4th / 5th
11am Track at Lexington
8:15 am 11th grade test
3:40 Safety Committee Meeting
7pm 8th grade Orientation
5th & 6th Grade Field Trip Lincoln/Omaha
2pm Jr. High Track at Bertrand
2:30pm Golf at Alma
8:30am ESU 11 9-12 Quiz Bowl
10:15am Senior Send-off
2nd grade Field Trip to Hastings Museum
7pm 7-12 Grades Spring Music Program
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March 2015, Volume 3 Issue 7
From the Wolf ’s Den
Superintendent Nicole Hardwick
As you may have heard and seen in previous newsletters we are working hard to get the new Agriculture program and FFA up and running for the start of the next school year! There seems to be a few questions out there about how this will be administered. Loomis and Bertrand will be sharing a teacher for the Ag program that will take place during regular school hours and will be part of our curriculum. The teacher will be housed at Bertrand in the morning and at Loomis in the afternoon. In addition to the agriculture classes to be offered at the school we will also be cooping FFA with Bertrand. FFA will be an extracurricular activity that students can participate in. We would like to extend our sincerest gratitude to those who have sent donations for the new Ag/FFA programs. Because of your generosity to this project and many others in the past we have been able to continue to offer new programs to our students. Thank you again for your commitment to our students and their education. If you would like to send a donation to help with the start up of either of these programs we would be grateful for your support. The Ag fund and the FFA fund will both be housed at Loomis. Donations made to FFA will support students from both Loomis and Bertrand. The students at Loomis School are our future, and because your commitment to education they are better equipped and prepared for what lies ahead. 1
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“Win the Day”
Principle’s Notes—Sam Dunn
Caught Being Good
Eleven students were nominated by
various teachers for ging above and
beyond expectations in and out of
the classrooms. These students
were presented free movie passes
to the Sun Theatre in Holdrege.
Students receiving the passes are:
Jonah Fisher, Calli Terrell, Skylar
Hadley, Brittany Baxter, Yen Bach,
Heather Szekely, Greydin Ludeke,
Branden Blincow, AJ Carlson,
Giovani Panceri and Jack OttingCrandall.
Thank You
The following students graciously
volunteered to help unload supplies
for the Splash Pad. Your help was
greatly appreciated.
This is one of my most favorite times of the
school year! The state wrestling and basketball
tournaments are finishing up. The college basketball
tournament is in full bloom. And, of course, baseball
season is just around the corner. What do all these
athletic contests have in common? The teams, whether
high school, or college and even the professional teams
are “Striving for Excellence”! Whether they have been
crowned state champions or are working toward the
World Series, the athletes are at the top of their game!
Although not every athlete will win a championship, all
athletes have the same goal of “Striving for
Excellence.”
I would like to encourage our students to renew
their goals in academics as well. March brings us
NESA and MAP testing. This is a chance for the
students to show what they know from previously
learned materials. I would hope that our students take
all measures to perform successfully on these mandated
tests. The results give the school a reflection of both
positive and negatives indicators of what we are
accomplishing in school. So, much like the athletes of
March, our students are encouraged to “Strive for
Excellence.”
I would like to take a moment to commend our
9-12 student body for their attention and cooperation
during the Todd Becker Assembly. I was very
impressed with our students, on how they welcomed the
speakers, and our neighboring schools to the assembly.
Jack Allen, Isaac Dunn, Joe Holt,
Greydin Ludeke, Dakota Besmer,
Branden Blincow.
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From the desk of Mrs Linda Wells…
The seniors have been given copies of the local Loomis Scholarships. All of the application forms are due in the Counselor’s ofJice on Monday morning April 20 at 8:15. There are nine separate scholarships that our local organizations offer to students. Several of them give more that one scholarship award. I encourage all seniors planning to go on to a post-­‐secondary program to apply. All of the forms can be found on the Loomis Public School website under the counselor tab. They are able to complete the forms with their computer or ipad, thanks to Mr. Johnson and Morgan Patterson for making this possible. The scholarships are: Partners in Education, First State Bank, Loomis American Legion Post #335, Loomis Music Association, Loomis Alumni Association, Loomis Community Club, Loomis Education Association, Loomis United Methodist and National Honor Society. Thank you to all of these organizations for their generosity in supporting our students! The winners will be announced at graduation. March 26, 2015
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Don’t miss the
Loomis Easter Egg Hunt
on Saturday, April 4th
at 10:00AM,
beginning at the school!
Toddlers through 3rd grade hunters
are welcome!!
There is also a scholarship offered by the Alumni Association for students who have graduated from LPS and are currently enrolled in a college. The same deadline date applies. Sponsored by the Loomis Community Club
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LOOMIS SPEECH
TEAM COMPETES
AT STATE
Loomis sent five entries to the State Speech
Contest. Michaela Marcy was the lone
finalist earning a 3rd place medal on the
podium. Congratulations to Michaela and all
the speech students on a fantastic season!
On any given day, you can find
speech students performing
poetry, OIDs, serious prose,
duets and speeches to anyone
who will listen. Hours of
memorization, tedious writing,
and painful critiques all led to
one moment; District Speech.
At the end of the day, all but one
duet made it to state, and the
team finished 4th. Here’s a
closer look at the state
competitors:
Freshman Christianna Marcy
shocked coaches, teammates and
fans as she rose through the
ranks of novice and then won
districts. She is Loomis’s
youngest state speech
competitor, and the only
extemporaneous performer in
years. In one meet, she often
spends three hours composing
three new speeches. Christiana
and Julia Young also performed
an “I Love Lucy”duet that took
fourth place at the district meet.
district champs who act as a
struggling newly wed couple
who are on the verge of divorce.
Heather plays a carefree wife
and Jack is the uptight lawyer.
Watch their struggle in
“Barefoot in the Park”.
Treianne Park moves
audiences to tears in her serious
prose play, “If I Stay”. She
dramatizes the story of a
teenage girl who loses her family
in a car wreck and must decide
between death and life. As she
clings to life, her young brother
dies, and she questions if life is
still worth living.
OID Champions, Christian
Pavelka, Mason Pederson,
Jack Allen, Heather Szekely
and Jack Otting-Crandall
become a quirky a news station
that is going wild in Crazy Town.
They take us on a wild, hilarious
journey headed for a disastrous
zombie apocalypse.
Michaela Marcy compels us to
take a look at how differences
are what make our society great
in her poetry about an autistic
boy, a deaf girl, and an abused
Kenyan child. She wrote the
final poem after meeting an
inspiring little girl in Kenya who
was abused by her grandma, but
still found joy and hope.
Jack Otting-Crandall and
Heather Szekely are the duet
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2015 Loomis Track Team
Front row: Amanya Pavelka, Terah Maaske, Katie Anderson, Heather Szekely, Michaela Marcy.
Second row: Eden McCain, Skylar Hadley, Hannah Hemmele, Teagon Edwards, Baily Baxter, Vanessa
Hagan, and Karena Kenney. Top row: Giovani Panceri, Trevor Maaske, Lexi Eckberg, Persha Mason,
Colin Rodenbaugh, Coach Steph Rodenbaugh, Zack Clark, Hunter Banzhaf, Allen Shultz, Ethan
Orcutt, and Christian Pavelka. Not Pictured; Carol Samuelson, Cole Carraher, Steve Johnson
2015
Loomis Golf Team
Front row: Taylor Patterson, Drew
Lauby. Back row: Jason Palmer,
Seth Beisner, AJ Carlson, AJ
Matejka. Not pictured Coach
Gene Samuelson
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Senior Profiles
Hannah Park
Hannah Park, daughter of Coni Park and Eric Park, would some day
like to be a teacher. She plans to attend college at Hastings CCC to
study Early Childhood. In Hannah’s free time, she works at
Memorial Homes in dietary. Hannah’s favorite subject in school is
Mr. Vrbka’s psychology/sociology class. “You learn some pretty
interesting stuff.” Her advice for upcoming seniors is, “Study for
Governoment tests”.
Greydin Ludeke
Greydin Ludeke is the son of Tami and Justin Snyder and Ryan and
Valerie Ludeke. He is still laughing about “football practice when
Anthony Young did a flip over Kelly Thorell in a tackling drill.
Greydin’s favorite subject in school is Shop because he gets to work
on his own things and to practice in a career area. After high school,
Greydin wants to work as a welder in a refinery. The senior class
name for Greydin is “Greydo”. Greydin shares this advice for
underclassmen, “Enjoy it while you can because before you know it,
you will be on your own.”
Bethanie Pafford
Bethanie Pafford, daughter of Stacy Afford and Robert Pafford, would
someday like to become a music teacher. Bethany says, “I’m going to
Hastings College and majoring in music education. I want to give
private lessons to children with mental disabilities and I am also
considering music therapy.”
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Loomis Partners In Education Board Meeting
March 10,2015
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President Eric Baxter calls the meeting to order at 7:07pm. PIE members in attendance include: Derek Billeter, Luke
Thorell, Lance Thorell, Ann Erickson, Mitch Hardwick, Rhonda Wahls, Kim Schukar, Becky Crandall, Fred Brown, Sam Dunn,
Jason Nelson, Drew Billeter. Absent are Sam Thorell, Andrew Sweeney, and Justin Trompke. There are no guests in attendance.
Minutes of the February 12, 2015 meeting were reviewed. No additions or corrections were noted. Motion made by Luke
to accept the minutes, seconded by Rhonda. Voting yes – all present. Voting no – none. Absent – Thorell, Sweeney, Trompke.
Financial report was reviewed. Checking account balance is $13,145.32. The PIE account balance is $11,549.
• Motion made by Luke to pay $106 for the State Wrestling meals, seconded by Rhonda. Voting yes – all present.
Absent are Thorell, Sweeney, and Trompke.
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Motion made by Fred Brown to give the 5th/6th grade Zoo field trip $800, seconded by Kim Schukar. Voting yes –
all present. Absent – Thorell, Sweeney, and Trompke.
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Drew makes a motion to purchase 6 Baden Elite basketballs for Sunday league and 4 ball bags, seconded by Jason.
Voting yes – all present. Absent Thorell, Sweeney, Trompke.
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Mrs. Rodenbaugh would like a new tent for the track team. Luke makes a motion to give up to $1,000 towards a
10’x15’ tent, steel frame, back and side walls, one wall will have State Champions listed, the other will have Gold
medal winners with an asterisk noting the state record holders. Motion seconded by Derek. Voting yes – all
present. Absent Thorell, Sweeney, Trompke.
Upcoming Financial Expenses
• PeeWee wrestling has combined with Bertrand to become the Junior Wolfkings. New singlet’s will be needed by
January 2016. Mr. Kidder will be asking the Bertrand Booster Club for money and Fred Brown will be asking PIE
for money when the time comes.
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PIE owns the roll away hoops. They are dangerous and scratch the gym floor. Luke makes a motion to raffle the
hoops at the pancake feed held March 21st, $1 per ticket. Motion seconded by Derek. Voting yes – all present. Absent Thorell, Sweeney,
Trompke. New basketball brackets that attach to the existing goals will be purchased at a later date.
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PIE provides the kids in the D.A.R.E. program with sandwiches from Subway. Drew will check with Whitney about this.
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PIE rewards the kids who went to the Phelps County Spelling Bee a $5 gift certificate to Dairy Queen.
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The soccer goals are on the playground, they need nets.
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20% of the profit from the basketball tournament goes into the Scholarship fund. It will be approximately $1,600.
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A check will be written to the school to bring the PIE account down to $5,000.
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PIE provides the meat and buns for sandwiches at the Achievement Banquet. We need more meat than last year.
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Equipment bags purchased for athletes was suggested. Discussion tabled until May meeting.
5th/6th Tournament Review:
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Net profit approximately $9,234.19 minus about $1,000 back to school for food.
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New name for the tournament for next year. Shirts might sell better if Loomis name not so visible.
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Will wait to order medals closer to next year’s tournament. Need about 50 of each, gold, silver and bronze.
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Thank You’s are done and will be sent to sponsors, referees and teams.
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Admission for next year will be increased to $4 for everyone to help offset the missed income from not having a two-day tournament.
A motion is made by Drew Billeter to sell the 6’x8’ shed that sits east of the field to Sam Dunn for $250, seconded by Lance Thorell. Voting yes – all
present. Absent Thorell, Sweeney, Trompke.
PIE offers three $300 scholarships to any interested senior. Luke will be drafting some new questions for the essay.
Eric read a thank you card from the teachers for the Teacher Appreciation Day coffee and treats. It was very well received. Next year we need to have it
prepared and ready for the teachers by 7:30am so teachers have access before class begins.
Rhonda makes a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:32pm, seconded by Luke.
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Board of Education Regular Meeting
March 09, 2015 7:30 PM
LOOMIS SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER
I. Call to Order
Motion Passed: Motion to Approve the
meeting open and properly posted by
advanced notice.
passed with a motion by
Scott Thorell and a second by Carrie
Trompke.
Discussion: Notice of the meeting was given
in advance thereof by publication in the
Bertrand Herald, the School District's
designated method for giving notice, and
posting at the Loomis Public Schools,
Loomis Village Office and Loomis Post
Office, a copy of the Affidavit of
Publication being attached to these
Minutes. Notice of this meeting was given
in advance to all members of the Board of
Education, and a copy of their
Acknowledgment of Receipt of Notice is
attached to these Minutes. Availability of
the Agenda was communicated in the advance
notice and in the notice to the members of
this meeting. The President publicly
stated to all in attendance that a current
copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings Act was
available for review and indicated the
location of such copy in the room where the
meeting was being held. All proceedings of
the Board were taken while the convened
meeting was open to the attendance of the
public.
II. Welcome Guests
Discussion: We would like to welcome our
guests today. As friendly reminder we ask
that as a guest you refrain from commenting
during the discussion part of our meeting
and keep note of any questions or comments
that you may have about the discussion
items. We will welcome all your comments
during the public forum section of the
meeting which will directly follow our
discussion.
Please note that at times it may be
necessary to address a member of the
audience during the discussion. If you are
addressed by a Board member please feel
free to answer the questions or provide the
appropriate feedback.
Thank you for attending.
III. Approval of Absent Board Members
IV. Consent Agenda
Motion Passed: Motion to approve the
Consent Agenda and the bills, and authorize
the Board President and Treasurer to sign
and validate all the checks and warrents as
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presented passed with a motion by Carolyn
Anderson and a second by Scott Thorell.
IV.A. Agenda
IV.B. Previous Board Meeting Minutes
IV.C. Bill Roster
IV.D. Financial Reports
IV.D.1. General Fund
Discussion: Receipts $259,063.59, Expenses
$261,582.82, Balance $2,223,922.17
IV.D.2. Building Fund
Discussion: Receipts $9,070.25, Expenses
$0, Balance $57,933.11
IV.D.3. Investment Fund
Discussion: Debt Service: Receipts
$15,923.34, Expenses $0, Balance
$254,927.76
Depreciation Fund: Receipts $0, Expenses
$0, Balance $850,380.10
IV.D.4. Lunch Fund
Discussion: Receipts $12,001.15, Expenses
$7,549.25, Balance $10,298.05
IV.D.5. Activities Fund
Discussion: Receipts $15651.13, Expenses
$7,813.98, Balance $83,723.22
V. Introduction of Speakers
Discussion:
Partners in Education-Luke Thorell: They
held two, one day basketball tournaments
this year, 7th/8th grade and 5th/6th grade.
PIE felt that they went very well. Items
they are working on now are scholarship,
provided drinks for district competitions,
looking into replacing some basketball
goals and replacing the mat that covers the
railing in the west gym.
LEA member Dana Meyer spoke about some
things that are taking place in
kindergarten. Kindergarten round up will
be held Thursday, March 12 and kindergarten
graduation will be coming up. Mrs. Meyer
attended APL training and is incorporating
some new things she learned into her
lessons.
VI. Board Committee Reports
VI.A. Negotiations
VI.C. Policy
VI.D. Building, Grounds, and Transportation
Discussion: Met with David Wilson on
Friday, February 27th. Preliminary
construction ideas were presented on the
Concession Stand, a Preschool/Ag addition,
and the Kitchen. The committee would like
to look at the ideas in 3 phases:
Phase 1: Linder Building/Concession Stand
Phase 2: Preschool/Ag addition to the
Southwest of the existing building
Phase 3: Kitchen Remodel
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Other topics of discussion were Bleacher
Purchase for west gym and football field
and security/lock system for the building
doors.
VI.E. Preschool Advisory
Discussion: We currently have 11
applications for the 2015-16 school year.
Applications are due March 20th. We
project we will have 20 students.
VII. Administrative Reports
VII.A. Principal
Discussion:
A) Todd Becker Assembly 3-18, Bertrand &
Wilcox-Hildreth will also be here.
B) NRCSA Conference (Sam, Nicole) 3-19 &
20
C) Kindergarten Round-Up 3-12,
anticipating 21 students
D) Attended APL training, all staff have
or will be receiving training as well
D) Janitor Position,
VII.B. Superintendent
Discussion:
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Bus Update- Should be complete late
April. They will send decal info later
this month.
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Meeting with Linder Family
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Purchased professional grade carpet
cleaner for $3500.
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Summer Maintenance- Painting will be
contracted out to Rodenbaughs
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Purchase and hang Senior Composite
pictures, digital board will be used in
the entry way.
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Getting bids to replace the entire
sidewalk on North side of building
(will include steps to the street) and
to put in a maintaining wall and
sidewalk on westside basement near
girls locker room.
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Leveling and dirt work repair needed on
west side of the building
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Replace camera system on exterior of
building.
VIII. Public Forum
IX. Recess
9:02, re-convened at 9:12
X. Action Agenda Items
X.A. Occupational Therapy Contract
Motion Passed: Motion to approve the
Occupational Therapy contract between
Jennifer Schultz and Loomis Public School
passed with a motion by Gary Regelin and a
second by Scott Thorell.
Discussion: Contract with Jennifer
Schultz to provide occupational therapy
services to Loomis Public Schools on a
monthly basis at the state approved
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reimbursable rate. This contract is for
students attending New View only.
X.B. 2015-16 Master Calendar
Motion Passed: Motion to approve the
2015-16 Master Calendar as presented
passed with a motion by Carolyn Anderson
and a second by Mike Szekely.
X.C. Superintendent Authorization
Motion Passed: Motion to approve
Superintendent Hardwick as the authorized
representative to administrate and receive
all federal funds for the 2015-16 school
year passed with a motion by Mike Szekely
and a second by Dale Gray.
X.D. Teacher Resignation
Motion Passed: Motion to approve
letter of resignation with regret from
Cole Carraher passed with a motion by
Scott Thorell and a second by Carolyn
Anderson.
X.E. Concession Stand
Motion Passed: Motion to authorize W
Design to proceed with preparation of
contract for design and bid for the
expansion and remodel of the
concession building passed with a
motion by Mike Szekely and a second by
Carrie Trompke.
Carolyn Anderson
Yes
Dale Gray
Yes
Gary Regelin
Yes
Mike Szekely
Yes
Scott Thorell
Yes
Carrie Trompke
Yes
XII. Next Meeting Date
Discussion: A Board workshop will be
held Monday, March 16 at 5:30. Next
Regular Meeting: April 13, 2015 @ 7:30
pm
XIII. Adjournment
Motion Passed: Motion to adjourn
meeting at 9:45 passed with a motion
by Gary Regelin and a second by Mike
Szekely.
Carolyn Anderson
Yes
Dale Gray
Yes
Gary Regelin
Yes
Mike Szekely
Yes
Scott Thorell
Yes
Carrie Trompke
Yes
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Baked Potato Bar
Cookie
Green beans
Salad Bar
Milk
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Turkey and Dressing
Casserole
Brownie
Salad Bar
Milk
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Chili
Cornbread
Salad Bar
Milk
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Chicken Strips
Green Beans
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Peas/Carrots
Apple Crisp
Salad Bar
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Cowboy Cavatini
Green Beans
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Italian Pasta Bake
Dinner Roll
Salad Bar
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Beef/Bean Nachos
Choc Pudding
Salad Bar
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Chicken and Noodles
Mashed Potatoes
Cake
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Corn
Dinner Roll
Salad Bar
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Cheeseburger Mac
Green Beans
Cookies
Salad Bar
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Sloppy Joes
French Fries
Cookie
Salad Bar
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French Fries
Corn
Salad Bar
Milk
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Grilled Chicken Fajitas
Brownies
Carrots
Salad Bar
Milk
Lasagna
Garlic Toast
White Cake
Salad Bar
Milk
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Choc Pudding
Salad Bar
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Rice / Beans
Saland Bar
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Green Beans
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TBA: Bike Rodeo for
grades K-4
11th GRADE TESTS
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7pm 8th grade
Orientation
3:40 Safety Comm Mtng
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4pm FKC High School Quiz Bowl
at Wilcox-Hildreth
3:30 Elem VB Camp
Youth First Conf at Kearney
8:15 10th Grade Test
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6:30 Junior Class Work night
9th GRADE TEST
8:15am Senior Scholarships DUE
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Sunday
7:45 STAFF MEETING
NeSA Test - 4th
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10:15 Senior Send off
2:30pm GOLF at Alma
5th/6th Grade
Field Trip
ESU 11 High School Quiz
Bowl Meet at Holdrege
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10am Track at Arapahoe
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2pm Jr High TRACK at
Bertrand
5th/6th Grade FIELD
TRIP to Lincoln and Omaha
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9am Safe Community
Coalition Assembly at Tassel
9-12 grades
10am Golf at Alma
1pm NeSA - 11th
2pm Jr High Track at Elwood
3:30 Elem VB Camp
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6:30 Junior Class Work Night
2pm Jr High Track @ Alma
10am 9th & 10th Graders to Digital
Citizenship Workshop in Holdrege
NeSA Testing - 3rd/5th/6th/11th
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NeSA Testing 6th/8th/11th
11:30am TRACK at
Franklin
8
10am GOLF at Elwood
10am GOLF at
Cambridge
11:50 DISMISSAL
7
7pm SPRING PROGRAM
grades 7-12
2nd grade FIELD TRIP
to Hastings
30
23
30
22
29
31
24
17
10
9
16
8
3
T
2
M
15
1
S
25
18
11
4
W
5
T
26
19
12
March
27
20
13
6
F
28
21
14
7
S
FKC Meet at Wilcox
9am TRACK
at Overton
1
9am GOLF
12pm Track at Lex
NeSA Tests - 4th/5th
24
K/1st FIELD TRIP
to Holdrege
3
31
24
17
10
S
2
25
18
11
4
M
25
5
26
19
12
T
27
20
13
6
W
May
7
28
21
14
T
F
29
22
15
8
1
S
30
23
16
9
2
5:45pm PROM Walk-up
at The Balcony
ACT TEST
6:30 Junior Work Night
18
2pm Track at Bertrand
Grades 5 - 8
Cambridge Music
Festival
11
10am Easter
Egg Hunt
at school
4
Saturday
17
9am TRACK at Wilcox
10
Good Friday
NO SCHOOL TODAY
3
Friday
23
6:30 Junior Work Night
3pm GOLF at Holdrege
8:15 8th Grade Test
NeSa Tests
5th/8th/11th
16
NeSA Testing 6th/8th/11th
9
10am TRACK at
Elwood
2
NeSa Testing - 7th/8th
grade
Thursday
1
Wednesday
7
31
Tuesday
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