School Rules! 2B

C-I school menu
Nov. 17-21
LUNCH MENU
Monday — Teriyaki chicken, rice pilaf, vegetable blend,
pineapple chunks, dinner roll
and milk.
Tuesday—Pizza, green
beans, Caesar salad, pears and
milk.
We d n e s d a y — Tu r k e y
burger on a whole wheat bun,
baked beans, fresh broccoli,
garden salad, melon medley
and milk.
Thursday—Chili and
crackers, whole wheat bread
stick, Southwest salad, peaches
and milk.
Friday—Ham stacker with
toppings, tator tots, carrots, jicama, celery sticks, tomato,
mixed fruit and milk.
(Salad bar and/or sandwich
line available daily at high
school.)
BREAKFAST MENU
Starting at 8 a.m.
Monday —Waffles with
fruit topping, applsauce, juice
and milk.
Tuesday—Cereal, whole
wheat toast, jelly, peaches, juice
and milk.
We d n e s d a y — A p p l e
Frudel, pears, juice and milk.
Thursday—Breafast pizza,
banana, juice and milk.
Friday—Turkey sausage
bagel, pineapple, juice and
milk.
Students are encouraged to
take all the menued items for
best nutrition but are required to
take a minimum of 1/2 cup
serving of fruit or vegetables to
be a reimbursable meal.
(Cereal and yogurt available daily at high school and
elementary school. Fresh fruit
is available at both schools
daily.)
Nominations open for
2015 Teacher of the Year
Everyone remembers a
favorite teacher, someone who
motivates and inspires students
for a lifetime. Minnesotans have
the opportunity again this fall to
nominate that unique educator
for Minnesota Teacher of the
Year.
Nominations opened Oct. 1
and remain open through Nov.
15. Nominations can be submitted on-line by accessing a simple nomination form on
www.educationminnesota.org.
The 2015 Teacher of the Year
will be named at a ceremony
May 3, 2015. The Minnesota
Teacher of the Year also
becomes Minnesota’s candidate
for National Teacher of the Year.
Eligible nominees must
meet these criteria:
· Teach in a public or nonpublic Pre-K through 12thgrade school, working at least
50 percent of the time directly
with students.
· Hold a bachelor’s degree
and a Minnesota teaching
license.
Choir
concerts
C-I Schools choirs
will
perform on Sunday, Dec. 14
for its annual Holiday
Concert. Performances are 1
p.m. for last names starting
with A-K and 3 p.m. for last
names starting with L-Z in
Mayberry Auditorium.
The Winter Concert will
be held Thursday, Feb. 19 at 7
p.m.
· Have completed three years
of teaching by the nomination
deadline.
· Intend to teach during the
2015-16 school year.
Anyone may nominate a
teacher. Self-nominations are
also accepted.
The state program has been
highly successful nationally—
Minnesota ranks second behind
California with four National
Teachers of the Year.
For more information or to
receive a nomination form, call
Kieren Steinhoff at 651-2924865 or 800-652-9073.
scholarship awards on the
state and nation levels.
Students who are interested in public speaking and the
competition need to contact
A Crosby-Ironton High
School Veteran’s band concert
will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday,
Nov. 13 in Mayberry
Auditorium at the school.
Performing
ensembles
include seventh and eighth
grade Concert Band, ninth
through 12th grade Symphonic Band and the High School
Jazz Band.
Since Veteran's Day is Nov.
11, the program will be dedicated to anyone who has served or
is currently serving for our
country. The concert will
include patriotic songs like,
"America the Beautiful",
"Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy",
"American Patrol", "The Coast
Guard March" and of course
"The Star Spangled Banner".
A goodwill donation in any
amount would be warmly welcomed!
either Legion representative
James Rude at 534-3730 or
Brian Gaffney, C-I High
School speech instructor, for
more information about the
contest no later than Nov. 14.
—Brenda Booth photo
THE GOLDEN CAN award was
given to Allison Clasen’s fifth grade
class at CRES for repectfully keeping their classroom clean. Pictured
are, front row, l-r: McKenzie
McLean, Marques Dubray, Hayden
Lettman, Brandi Moran, Kaden
Chamberlin, Amber Ogle and Mara
Lundgren. Middle row, Brianna
Miller, Carsen Turk,
Andrew
Thompson, Sarah Calkins, Kalli
CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014
School Rules!
CIHS Veteran’s
Band Concert
Nov. 13
American Legion oratorical contest
The American Legion has
announced the 2014-15
Oratorical Contest. The
speech contest offers cash
prizes on the local level and
2B
Pappenfuss,
Taylor
Bordwell,
Julianna Camacho, Abby Haukos,
Dominic
French
and Dominic
Holmin. Back row, Jasmine Siliznoff,
Johnathan Hodges, Haden Meyer,
Ezra Johnson, Mya DeCent, Maren
Reidmann, Carter Popkes, Wilbur
Thompson, Hailey Lubovich and
Allison Clasen. Not pictured are
Ariel Croatt, Evan Miller and Trinity
Robinson.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH graders in
the First Quarter Independent
Reading Program at Crosby-Ironton
were recognized recently. Shown
above, l-r, with their respective certificates are Abigail Schneider,
Caitlyn Gutzman, Brooklyn Jones,
Cassidy Hotzleicer, Ashlyn Stanich,
Kira Richey and Sedona Killa.
PICTURED ARE students in seventh and eighth grade who recently
were honored with prizes and certificates
in
the
first
quarter
Independent Reading Program at
CIHS are (front row, left to right):
Colten turk, Matthew Christopher,
Zachary Sova, Nathan WilliamsNelson, Cayden Turk and Trevor
Hutchison. Back row, Johnathan
Fossum-Rust, Shane Huttner,
Gabreil Damn, Logan Rasmussen,
Isaac Burley, Kyle Skeim and Ben
Edmundson.
SECOND GRADERS in Cathy Ayken’s class
are shown with the balancing mobiles for a science project. Left to right are Emma Dobson,
Austin Fonda and Amari Haffner.
WYATT FOYE, an independent reading program student at CrosbyIronton was recently recognized for his achievement in the program during the first quarter of the
school year.
Advance makeup slips requested
SCIENCE PROJECT mobiles made by second
graders above are Aimee Schneider, Taylor
Smith and Bradley Lueck. The are students in
Cathy Aykens class at CRES.
A student may obtain an
advance make-up slip for an
excused absence that is
planned and approved in
advance.
In some instances, it may
be possible for a student to
complete some portion of
his/her work in advance of a
planned absence, but is
entirely at the discretion of
the classroom teacher.
—Brenda Booth photo
LAUREN HAYES’ kindergarten
class earned the Paw Pride Rug
Award for respectfully walking down
the hallway. Shown are (front, l-r):
Rachael Odle, Emma
Blume,
Lucian Harris, Olivia Essman, Layla
Williams and Derek Berg. Back row,
Logen Laughton, Naomi Ridlon,
Brayden Staley, Daniel Fletcher,
Jasmine LaBorde, Robin Foster,
Miley Rudolph, Aiden Kelly and
Emma Walkowiak.
Deerwood Lakes Lions
offer scholarship
The Deerwood Lakes
Lions Club will be offering a
$500 non-traditional scholarship for students pre-registered for spring semester
2015.
Applicants must be at
least 23 years of age and
reside in either Crow Wing or
Aitkin counties.
Scholarships are determined by the applicants academic record, involvement in
the community and probable
success in their chosen field
and the demonstrated need of
financial assistance.
Contact Carol Malek at
820-3329 for an application.
The deadline is Dec. 20.
Class collects
for food shelf
The kindergarten classes at
CRES will be collecting nonperishable food items for the
Crosby Food Shelf beginning
Monday, Nov. 3 and continuing
through Friday, Nov. 14.
Please bring any items you
wish to donate to CRES during
regular school hours between 8
a.m. and 3 p.m.
SECOND GRADERS who met their
goal in the First Quarter Accelerated
Reading Program at CRES in Cathy
Ayken’s class are (front, l-r): Amari
Haffner, Emily Hodgden, Michael
Anderson and Taylor Smith; second
row,
Casey Blake-Geodken,
Annabelle Franzen, Evelyn Condon,
Bradley Lueck, Chandler Williams,
and Brooke Lettman; back row,
Austin Fonda, Jordan Viehauser,
Trenton Sloan, Emma Dobson,
Miles LaBorde, Carter Kesller,
Canyon Kagel, Logan Andrews and
Aimee Schneider. Not pictured is
Bailey Smith.