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Elk Mound, WI
Permit No. 1
DECEMBER 2014
Vol. 39 No. 6
Table of Contents
From The Boardroom
1
Superintendent’s Letter
1-2
We were pleasantly surprised to see that several factors worked in our favor to keep school taxes and the mill rate down
this year from last year. We have worked hard to monitor our budget so that we have been able to take advantage of our
very favorable state aid grant. We are a very highly aided school district, being aided at about 80% for our general fund
expenditures. We are also among the ten lowest per student spending school districts in the state. Prior year spending is
what the state looks at when it grants aid for the subsequent year. For that reason we have been spending down our
budget very close to its approved level and putting less into fund balance. We still maintain a fund balance with the goal
of not having to do any short term borrowing. We use our fund balance to effectively manage our cash flow.
Principals’ Letters
3-4
Board Meeting
4-5
Treasurer’s Report
5-6
Election Notice
6
Moundscope
7-8
Inclement Weather
9
We also have refinanced one of our three 2010 construction bonds recently. This restructuring will help us over the next
four years when our debt service was scheduled to go from about $875,000 to about $1,200,000. This would have had a
significant negative impact on local taxes if left unaddressed. We did the restructuring at a time when we were able to
save money on the total cost of the bonds as well as to reduce our annual debt service payment for those four years to
about $875,000. We are very pleased that economic conditions and our strong bond rating allowed us to reduce future
taxes and save money at the same time. If you have any questions about taxes or budget issues please feel free to contact
our superintendent, Dr. Ronald J. Walsh.
MV Christmas Program
10
Three Year Old Screening
11
Summer Baseball
12
Music Parent Information
13
Booster Club Meeting
14
PTO Meeting
14
Winter Sports
15
December Calendar
16
December Menu
17
Upcoming Dates
18
From the Board Room
Next Board Meeting
We invite students, staff, and community members to attend our next School Board Meeting which will be Monday,
December 15. The regular board meeting will begin at about 7:00 p.m. following the Elementary School Concert. We
welcome you to join us!
Your Board Members: Gary Bodenburg, Mark Cedarblade, Margaret Dieter, Loren Hanson, Kyle Jenson, Pat Rhude, and
Tim Sivertson
SUPERINTENDENT’S LETTER
Dear Elk Mound Area Citizens,
Grades 5 and 6 will have their concert in the
high school gym beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Winter weather has visited us a bit early this followed by grades 7 and 8 starting at about
year. Please remember to have a plan for your 7:15.
child, or children, if school is called off, starts
late, or closes early for the day because of poor Mound View Elementary Concert
weather. Also, I’d like to remind you that we This year we will hold the Mound View concert
have the School Messenger Notification at 6 p.m. on Monday, December 15 in the high
Service. On days we close for inclement school gymnasium.
weather I will be using this system to call with
a message. We will continue to use the media High School Concert
outlets as well to inform you of school closings. Our high school concert will be at 7:00 p.m. on
Tuesday, December 16 in the high school gym.
Remember our Facebook link on our webpage.
If you “friend” us on Facebook you will get Walkers
notification in this manner as well of closings If you are an early riser and like to walk in the
or delays.
morning, it gets more difficult as the daylight
hours grow shorter. We would like to invite
December is one of the most exciting months district residents who like to walk to take
for school children. The holiday season will be advantage of our high school facility on school
in full swing. To catch the spirit of the season, day mornings to walk. Come and join in the fun
you should plan to attend one or all of our and you won’t need rain gear or heavy winter
school programs. Our program schedule is:
clothing.
Middle School Concert
If you are interested in walking, please contact
This year we will hold one middle school the district office and get your name on the
concert but at separate times on December 11: walking list.
Walking Details:
High school hallways
Days school is in session
6:15 a.m. until 7:30 a.m.
Register by calling 715-879-5066. There is no
cost.
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Our regular Parent-Teacher Conferences for the
High School will be December 2, from 3:30
p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Time is limited for
conferences. Parents who desire more time to
discuss their child’s progress more in-depth
may do so. This can be done by scheduling a
follow-up conference with the teacher or by
contacting the office.
Blast From the Past
Check out pages 7 & 8 of this newsletter for
two pages from an old Moundscope Magazine
1939. Loren Hanson donated several copies
that his father, Elmer, has saved for all these
years. We will feature a page or two in future
newsletters as well. Enjoy!
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SUPERINTENDENT’S LETTER
SUPERINTENDENT’S LETTER
Public School Choice
Under this program parents may apply to have
their children attend a public school in a school
district in which they are not residents. The
time frame for applying is no earlier than
February 2, 2015 and no later than April 30,
2015. This specific timeline applies to
applications for the 2015-2016 school year
only. As of this writing, we do not yet have the
application forms from DPI.
from the district office during normal hours
(7:45 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. M-Th and 7:45 a.m. to
3:15 p.m. Friday). The Candidate Deadline for
Filing All Documents needed to Establish
Eligibility to appear on the Ballot is Tuesday,
January 6, 2015.
Please have a happy and safe holiday season.
Sincerely,
Ronald J. Walsh
District Administrator
Inclement Weather
It is very important that procedures be in place
to handle school closures and delays. See page
9 for our procedures. Be sure to have your own
School Election
plans and procedures in place, particularly for
Official notice of spring election for school the delayed opening or early dismissal, when
board is located on page 6. This year there will there may be younger children involved.
be two positions up for re-election. Interested
persons may pick-up the appropriate forms
ELK MOUND HIGH SCHOOL
HOME OF THE MOUNDERS
Dear Parents and Guardians:
On November 11, the Student Council
sponsored an all-school Veterans Day
Assembly.
The student body should be
complimented for their behavior during the
presentation. A big thank you goes out Ms.
Kristine Olson and the Student Council for
organizing the event.
Amazingly enough, parent-teacher conferences
are right around the corner. Our second quarter
conferences will be held December 2 beginning
at 3:30 p.m. and running until 7:30 p.m. Once
again we will be running “appointment only”
conferences between 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
These conferences are reserved for parents who
have been invited by staff members to meet
with them regarding their child. Parents are
reminded that they can use the Infinite Campus
portal to track student progress via a home
computer. If you do not know how to access
the program please call the school for help.
C team schedule. The school will update the fees since the beginning of the school year
website schedule if changes are made.
and have not yet paid in full, will not be
Parents, students and fans are reminded of the permitted to schedule until their fees have
been paid. Also, we will be requiring that
importance of displaying good sportsmanship at
students pay their fees in advance for next
all times when attending both home and away
school year before they will be allowed to
events. In November, the Dunn St. Croix
schedule. Your child will be informed through
th
Conference held their 8
Annual
their homeroom teacher if they have not yet
Sportsmanship Summit at Elk Mound High
paid their current year course fees. Parents may
School.
Over 130 students, parents and
check on their child’s fees by calling the high
coaches met at Elk Mound high school to
school office.
discuss topics such as:
leadership,
sportsmanship and team building. From the The music department will hold their annual
discussion with the student-athletes, it became Holiday Concert on December 16, beginning at
apparent that the biggest dislike they have 7:00 p.m. in the high school gym. You are
regarding playing high school athletics is the invited to come and enjoy listening to our band
embarrassment they feel when fans behave and choir.
poorly.
Those who cannot manage their
Christmas break begins December 22 and runs
frustration and anger during game situations are
through January 4. Please take the time to
truly not fans. The athletes have been clear in
enjoy the holiday season with your family.
their message that they want fans that are “all
the time” supporters, are not openly critical of Sincerely,
the coaches, do not berate officials, and focus
Paul Weber
more on the positive than the negative.
High School Principal
Ultimately, the game belongs to the athletes
who are competing. A true fan will support
their efforts and respect their wishes for a
competitive event that is free from
Notable Contribution to Education:
unsportsmanlike acts.
Congratulations to our fall sport AllConference athletes: 1st Team – Elly Friberg
(vb), Morgan Polden (vb), Elizabeth Schrieber
(vb), Elizabeth Fasbender, (cc), Caleb Kruger
(cc), and Noah Zurbuchen (fb) 2nd Team –
Rachel Caron (vb), Hannah Flatness (vb),
Dayna Kotecki (vb), Adam Wolgemuth (fb),
The student course registration process for the
Lucas Winter (cc) Honorable Mention – Dane
2015-2016 school-year will start after the
Lew (fb), Justin Erpenbach (fb), Hannah
beginning of the new year. Students will work
Cedarblade (cc)
with their homeroom teachers putting together
The winter sports season has begun with a “paper schedule” for next school year. Parents
several games having already been played. will have an opportunity to review the paper
Home games begin at 5:55 p.m. with the J.V. schedule before it is entered in to the system.
and C teams playing. C team games will be For the first time we will be using our new
played at Mound View. The varsity games student data system, Infinite Campus, to allow
begin at 7:30 p.m. For game dates, check the students to request courses. We are hoping the
schedule on our school website or view them new program will make the process more
near the back of the district newsletter. The efficient for the school and more user friendly
schedules are subject to change, especially the for the students. Students, who have incurred
The Elk Mound School District would like to
recognize Bob Tyman for his involvement in the
Booster Club and for the many hours of work he
committed to the recent improvements to the
baseball field. Relying on Bob's know-how and
direction, the team raised money to irrigate and lay
sod on the infield at the village baseball diamond.
Without his help and background knowledge the
project would not have come to fruition. The school
board is appreciative of Bob's hard work and would
like to thank him dedication to the Elk Mound
School District.
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PRINCIPALS’ LETTERS
ELK MOUND MIDDLE SCHOOL
WHERE KIDS COME FIRST
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Our student athletes have a few games left. 22, 2014, and school resumes Monday, January
Check out the schedule on our district website 5, 2015. Have a wonderful holiday season!
Many exciting events took place at the middle at www.elkmound.k12.wi.us.
school during the month of November.
Finally, please make every attempt to schedule
Homework Club continues to grow, and this On November 11 our middle school band and family vacations over scheduled breaks from
opportunity remains open to all middle school student council worked collaboratively to school. We receive many requests for prestudents. If you would like more information, present our annual Veterans Day Program. It excused absences at this time of year. The
please give our office a call.
was a wonderful program that was attended by missed instruction is next to impossible to
several area veterans. A special thank you to replace. Your efforts in this area are much
Our student council has been very busy as they our student council, Ms. Foss and Ms. Tonnar appreciated.
recently finished the fall fundraiser and will be for the extra work in making this possible.
volunteering their time towards a community
Sincerely,
service project in the upcoming weeks.
December promises to be an exciting and busy
month. We will host our holiday concert in the
Eric Wright
Recently our eighth grade students submitted high school gym on December 11 starting at 6
essays involving the subject of citizenship to p.m. Fifth and sixth grade students will be first Middle School Principal
the VFW Post 7232. Our students put much followed by the seventh and eighth grade.
thought and time into this project. Thank you
to Mr. Lew for integrating this into the As the weather turns colder, please make sure
curriculum and thank you VFW.
your child dresses appropriately for the
weather. Recess can be chilly if a child is not
The boys basketball season is underway. Mr. dressed for it.
Jayson Lesik and Mr. Michael Proft are the
coaches. Thank you for all of your hard work! Our holiday break begins Monday, December
MOUND VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
A POSITIVE PLACE FOR KIDS
Dear Parents and Community Members,
It is hard to believe the holiday season is here.
Where does the time go? It will be a busy three
weeks at Mound View. The student council is
sponsoring an Ornament Workshop on
December 8 at 6:00 pm. The elementary
concert will be December 15 at 6:00 pm in the
high school gym. The program is titled
Christmas on the Radio.
All parents,
grandparents and community members who do
not want to fight the crowd are also invited to
attend an afternoon performance on that day
which begins at 1:00 pm.
The evening
performance will also be live-streamed on the
school website for those unable to attend. The
preschool holiday concerts will be December
11 at 9:00 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. The preschool
programs will focus on a parent sing-a-long
with a light reception between the programs.
We invite family, friends and community
members to share in these events.
November 14. Thanks to Christine Gilbert and
Vicki Adams for organizing the event! The
decorations were great! This success is a credit
to the organization and our wonderful
community. Thanks to all of the volunteers for
making this possible!
Feast over lunch and the first grade hosted a
special Friendship Feast breakfast. We also
had a school-wide Turkey-trot to promote
fitness with the students. We at Mound View
feel it is important to teach the students to be
thankful for all of our blessings.
We observed Veterans Day at Mound View on
November 11. We had a short program in the
morning with the choir club providing music
over the intercom in the morning! Thanks to
the student council, Ms. Labs and Mrs.
Linzmeier for their part in the program and a
huge thanks to all of you who have served our
country! We truly are grateful for the sacrifices
of veterans and their families.
Winter is visiting us early this year! Please
remind our students who ride the bus to be
especially cautious at bus stops this time of
year. Because of slippery roads, they should
stand a safe distance from the road at all times
and wait until the bus comes to a complete stop
before they approach the bus. As drivers,
please use extra caution when approaching a
stopped bus on a snowy road.
The fourth grade students completed the
Wisconsin Knowledge and Concepts Testing in
November. The tests this year focused only on
science and social studies. These are important
assessments to help assess the progress of our
students and the effectiveness of our
educational programs. Students in grades three
and four will be taking the new Badger
Assessment this year in the spring. Our
teachers continue to work hard to provide a
quality education for all of our students.
May your holidays be filled with family and
friends to celebrate this wonderful time of the
year. Have a happy holiday season!
Sincerely,
The PTO has been very busy fundraising.
Their fundraising effort anticipates a profit of
Eric Hanson
approximately $11,000. The profit will be used
Mound View Principal
to sponsor school programs and purchase
equipment for the school. Money is also being
saved to update our playground equipment for
the students. Thanks to all of the parents who November reminds us to be thankful and many
helped make the fundraiser successful! The of the classrooms celebrated the Thanksgiving
PTO also sponsored a Barn Dance on holiday. The kindergarten held a Thanksgiving
BOARD MEETING MINUTES
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BOARD MEETING MINUTES cont. & TREASURER’S REPORT
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ELECTION NOTICE
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MOUNDSCOPE
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MOUNDSCOPE
Page 8
INCLEMENT WEATHER
Page 9
MOUND VIEW CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
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THREE YEAR OLD SCREENING
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SUMMER BASEBALL
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MUSIC PARENT INFORMATION
MUSIC PARENT MEETING
Monday, November 3rd, 2014

Meeting called to order at 6:05 p.m.
11 music parents present for the meeting.
Secretary’s report was read and accepted.
Treasurer’s report to be read at next meeting.

Old Business:

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
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


Mr. Murphy’s request for WSMA
fees of $325.00 approved for the
Middle School students to participate
in Solo Ensemble.
Approval of Bobbie Scheel to be
reimbursed for purchasing repair
parts for our coffee pots.
Miss Foss requested $100.00 for 5
students to attend the Clearwater
Festival. Approved.
Thank you to Conagra Foods for
donating 2 cases of hot chocolate.
Thank you to EO Johnson for
donating the printing of our 26 Club
raffle tickets.
Sheila Paulich had shirt order forms.
Election of Officers: president
Brenda DeLong, vice president Kelly
Barrick, secretary Angie Kjellberg,
and treasurer Shelia Paulich.
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
New Business:

Miss Foss requested $70.00 to send 4
students to the Dorian Vocal Festival
at Luther College on January 10-12,
2015.
Request motioned and
approved.

Thank you to all music parents that

A reception will be held after the
volunteered to help out with this
Christmas Concert on December 16th,
year’s football and volleyball
2014. Volunteers needed to assist
concessions seasons. It was a great
with bringing a dozen cookies/bars.
success.
Cider will be provided by Brenda
We are in need of everyone’s help to
DeLong, Janet Brunner, Brenda
sell the new 26 Club Raffle tickets.
Ausman, Julie Mueller, and Kelly
There is a misprint on the tickets.
Barrick.
The concert date and first drawing

December’s Music Parent meeting
will be held on December, 16th, 2014
will not take place with all the
at the Christmas Concert.
holiday activities taking place. The
Mr. Murphy is requesting $60.00 for
scholarship committee will meet on
students to attend the UWEC Honor
Monday, December 1st, 2014 at 6
Band and Wind Clinic. Waiting on
p.m. in the music room to review the
approval for request to learn more
application criteria.
about the exact cost/per student and

Kwik Trip gas cards will continue to
to have more details on the event.
be sold. Orders are due the 3rd
Such as date/time.
Wednesday of each month. The next
Miss Foss is further in the process of
order due date is November 19th,
getting more information on the risers
2014. Order funds go into individual
needed for future use with the choral
student accounts. Additional order
program. Our risers are obsolete and
forms are in the music room on the
new risers will have to be purchased.
back counter.
Risers are typically sold out by midMeeting adjourned at 6:31 p.m.
October. So, we are looking at a
purchase for new risers next year. Next Music Parent meeting will be January
The risers have been put into the 5th, 2015 in the Music Room at 6:00 p.m.
schools short range plans at this time.
Miss Foss will update us when she
has more information.
Sousaphones are repairable and cases
are available. Mike Brunner is still
looking at overall cost for repairs and
cases. Mike will update us on the
status at the next meeting.
SEASON PASSES
A Season Pass for adults and students are available for the 2014-2015
school year. It is good for all home athletic activities except
tournaments and is non-transferable. The 2014-2015 cost for adults
is $40.00 and for students $30.00. Anyone desiring to purchase a
season pass should call the District Office at 715-879-5066 to allow
your name to be put on a list so a pass may be prepared.
SENIOR CITIZEN PASSES
A Season Pass for all home athletic activities except tournaments is
available at no cost to any district resident that is age 65 or older.
You claim this by calling the District Office to have them prepare
one for you. It is non-transferable.
THANK YOU!!
Thanks to all who donated to the Mounder Meals Match
Challenge.
We received from the community over
$1800.00 which gives the program an additional 1800
free pounds of food from Feed My People. We appreciate
your support!!
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BOOSTER CLUB MEETING & PTO MEETING
PTO MEETING
11/3/2014 at 6pm

Meeting called to order by Mr. Hanson at 6:02
Welcome and Intros
Members present: Kelly Books, Melinda 
Rieland, Amy Al-hashlamoun, Kim Reese, Vicki
Adams, Chrissy Gilbert, Kayla Lombard, Karla
Jenson, Alisa Frinack

Review of previous meeting minutes

Motion made to approve minutes by
Kelly Books and seconded by Kim
Reese

Treasurer’s Report

Current balance is $30,271.32

Past transactions:

10/13 – metal box for pop in
teachers lounge - $30.07

10/13 – Menards for fridge for pop

- $133.00

10/20 – Nibletts for apples for
Halloween party - $120.00

10/28 – Pop for fridge in teachers 
lounge - $24.81


Past Business

$10 coupons were handed out to
students for the pumpkin and poem
contests. We discussed $5 and they 
were printed in error for $10.
Delivery for the Fundraiser is set for
tomorrow 11/4 from 3-6. We have
plenty of volunteers to help with

unloading and handing out of products.
Barn Dance

Is set for Friday, November 14th from
5:30-8.
DJ has been booked and
contract should be here later this week.
We are having a popcorn bar. We will
have 6 flavors of popcorn and approx.
10 mix-ins. We will be using most of
the decorations from last year. We will
redo the photo booth area and have it
labeled this year for families to use. We
will have 1 game for the kids to play
(hoola hoop contest) 6 prizes will be
handed out. We will also award the best
dressed per grade as well.
Dates for MV night at Basketball games

The boys night will be 1/23 and the girls
on 2/13
Bingo night is currently set for 3/20
Other upcoming events

Ornament workshop is on 12/8.
assistance is needed from the PTO.
Amount will be provided during pickup
night and provided at next meeting.
Fundraiser Discussion

Ideas were thrown out on other ideas for
fundraising. Ideas provided during the
meeting are listed below.

Popcorn

Candles

A fun run

Chicken dinner

Spaghetti dinner

Coupon books

Bake sale

Couple date night (catered meal and
baby sitting provided by high school
kids)

Also, discussed the idea of getting PTO
shirts to have at the Carnival. Will toss
out more ideas on what to do with the
carnival at next months meeting. Will
also be looking for ideas from other
parents as well.
Next meeting will be on Monday, Dec 1st at 6pm
Motion made by Kayla Lombard and seconded
No by Kelly Books. Meeting adjourned at 6:57 pm.
PTO meeting minutes submitted by Vicki
Approval of purchases
Adams, PTO Secretary

DJ for Barn Dance is $230.00

Will also need to pay for Fundraiser.
BOOSTER CLUB MEETING
Shelly Cedarblade called the meeting to order at 
6pm on Sunday, November 2, 2014.
19
members were present. Secretary and treasurer
reports were read and accepted. We have a 
working balance of $15, 905.

Shuttle between schools for shoppers or
maybe even for vendors to alleviate
congestion in the main parking lot
Parking attendant
Charging admission to get in or perhaps
bringing donations for a local food pantry as
your ticket into the show.
Raffle prizes throughout the day donated by
vendors
The fall craft sale was a HUGE success! Thank
you to everyone who volunteered their time to

help. It is a lot of work to prepare for and we
appreciate all of the time and effort that everyone
was willing to give.
Planning continues for the 1st Hall of Fame
Banquet on April 11th at Whitetail Golf Course.
We made $12,000 from the craft show and an
Nominations have started coming in from past
additional $2,500 from the concessions. We also
coaches. December 1st a letter will be sent out to
made about $1,500 from the sock sale and the
the inductees. Please mark your calendars to join
clothing sale. There were 208 vendors that
us!
participated in the show.
Discussed fall funding requests from the coaches.
We discussed ways to make the show even better
We approved all requests for the full amount
for the next round.
requested.
Some ideas included:

Better signs advertising booths at the Coaches will be sending home concession
elementary school
schedules with athletes for parents to sign up for
FOOD SERVICE
SUBSTITUTES
The Elk Mound Area School
District is looking for substitutes
in our Food Service Department.
All that are interested, please
contact Janice Kohnke at the
District Office at 715-879-5066.
BUS DRIVER
SUBSTITUTES
The Elk Mound Area School
District is looking for substitutes
in our Bus Department. All that
are interested, please contact Eric
Wright at the Middle School at
715-879-5595.
CROSSING GUARD
SUBSTITUTES
The Elk Mound Area School District
is looking for a crossing guard
substitutes for every school day in the
morning and afternoon. All that are
interested, please contact Eric Wright
at the Middle School at 715-8795595.
times to work. Please be watching for these and
mark them on your calendar so we can have
concessions for the upcoming games.
The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, Dec.
7th, at 6pm in the high school commons. We
hope to see you there!
The Booster Club is a fundraising organization
used to support all of the athletes at EMHS. All
the money raised is used to fill requests made by
the coaches and athletic director to benefit the
athletic programs and the players.
Members present: Shelly & Mark Cedarblade,
Sandy Lindquist, Pat McDougall, Pat & Lani
Rhude, Amy Zurbuchen, Brenda Ausman, Mike
& Janet Brunner, Bob & Tracy Tyman, Stan
Mauer, Karen Sahm, Jodi Schreiber, Sally Bartig,
Paul & Janet Weber, and Melissa Pritchard
SPECIAL EDUCATION
PARAPROFESSIONAL SUBSTITUTES
The Elk Mound Area School District is looking for
special education paraprofessional substitutes! We
are in need of people who can help either full or
partial days.
To complete paperwork, please
contact Theresa Lauer at 715-879-5066.
For
general questions, please contact Jennifer Olson at
715-879-5744.
WINTER SPORTS
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DECEMBER CALENDAR
DECEMBER 2014
**ALL DATES AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE**
Sun
Mon
Tue
1
2
*HS BB V/JV/C Team
EM @ Fall Creek
5:45/7:30 pm
*HS Parent - Teacher
Conferences
*MS BB Colfax @ EM
4:00 pm
Wed
3
Thu
4
5
*Early Dismissal
*HS GB V/JV EM @
Colfax 5:55/7:30 pm
*HS BB V/JV/C Team
EM @ Plum City
5:55/7:30 pm
*HS BB C Team EM @
Eleva 6 pm
Fri
Sat
6
*HS GB V/JV Boyceville @
EM 5:55/7:30 pm
*MS BB EM @ Elmwood
4:30 pm
7
8
9
*Booster Club
Meeting 6 pm
*MV Ornament
Workshop
*HS BB C Team EM @
EC Immanuel 6:10 pm
10
11
12
*HS BB V/JV/C Team SCC
@ EM 5:55/7:30 pm
*MS Holiday Concert 6
pm
*MS BB Arkansas @ EM
4:30 pm
*Preschool Christmas
Concerts
*HS BB V/JV/C Team
EM @ Spring Valley
5:55/7:30 pm
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*HS GB V/JV Fall Creek
@ EM 5:55/7:30 pm
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15
16
*MV Christmas Program
1 pm & 6 pm
*HS Holiday Concert 7 pm
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*School Board Meeting
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*HS BB V/JV
Boyceville @ EM
5:55/7:30 pm
*HS GB V/JV EM @
Glenwood City
5:55/7:30 pm
20
*HS BB C Team
Altoona @ EM 5:55 pm
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23
*Teacher Inservice - No
School
*Christmas Break Begins No School
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30
*HS GB V EM @ West
Salem TBD
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UPCOMING DATES
ELK MOUND AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
405 UNIVERSITY STREET
ELK MOUND, WI 54739
(715) 879-5521 High School
(715) 879-5595 Middle School
(715) 879-5744 Mound View Elementary
(715) 879-5066 District Office
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Upcoming Dates
HS Parent - Teacher Conferences
Early Dismissal
Booster Club Meeting 6 pm
MV Ornament Workshop
Preschool Christmas Concert
MS Holiday Concert 6 pm
MV Christmas Program 1 pm & 6 pm
School Board Meeting
HS Holiday Concert 7 pm
Teacher In-Service - No School
Christmas Break Begins
Classes Resume
Music Parents Meeting 6 pm
Three Year Old Screening