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CROSBY-IRONTON COURIER
Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014
School Rules!
Ranger Care
Cuyuna Range Elementary School
For more information please
C-I Community Education
offers a childcare program dur- contact Community Education
ing the school year at Cuyuna at 545-8822 or e-mail:
Range Elementary School [email protected].
(CRES) for children who are
enrolled in grades K through 6.
The Ranger Care program will Early childhood
be available beginning Monday, family education
Jan. 5, 2015 and ending
Tuesday, June 2, 2015, from at CRES Fridays
Friday mornings at CRES
6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m. (availability
of morning hours subject to from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Early
change based on enrollment) Childhood Family Education
and from 3 to 6 p.m. on school provides a class where you can
days (Monday through Friday). craft, free play, meet, enjoy
Ranger Care registration music, snack and play in the
information is located on the gym. It is a great time for parCrosby-Ironton School District ents to participate in activities
Web site under breaking news. with their children. The children
The registration information can love sharing the school experialso be obtained at CRES or ence with mon, dad, grandpa,
grandma or any other inportant
CIHS Offices.
adult in their lives.
—Brenda Booth photo
CORBIN LUKE AND his mom, Kayla Luke,
worked on a gingerbread house in Shelly
Pribyl’s class at CRES.
—Brenda Booth photo
SANTA (a.k.a. Bill Freid) visited with Aiden Kelly
in the kindergarten classroom last week.
Kidz Klub at Hallett Center
Hallett Center of Crosby
is offering Kidz Klub over
Christmas break. Similar to
the popular summer Kidz
Kamp, the Hallett Center of
Crosby will be offering half
day programming for children
in kindergarten through fifth
grade from 8:30 a.m. to noon
on Dec. 26, 29, 30 and Jan. 2.
Kidz Klub will feature
crafts, games, swimming and
other activities.
Advanced Registration is
encouraged. The cost is $10
per day per child for members
and $12 per day per child for
non-members.
Local students
graduate from
MSUM
—Brenda Booth photo
ALLISON CLASEN’S FIFTH grade
class was awarded the Paw Pride
rug last week at CRES for respectfully walking down the hallways. In
the front row are: Wilbur Thompson,
Hayden Lettman, Sarah Calkins and
Dominic French. In the middle row
are: Johnathan Hodges, Kaden
Chamberlin, Trinity Robinson, Taylor
Bordwell, Briana Miller, Mckenzie
Mclean, Emily Miller, Haley
Lubovich and Marques DuBray. In
the back row are: Evan Miller,
Andrew Thompson, Brandi Moran,
Ezra Johnson, Maren Riedemann,
Mya DeCent, Dalton Holmin, Carter
Popkes, Jasmine Siliznoff, Julianna
Camacho and Hayden Meyer.
BRAD HOLLENHORST’s sixth
graders earned the Paw Pride Rug
award for respectfully walking down
the hallways. In the front row are:
Ethen Frink, Tyler DeCent, Carter
Holtzleicer, Isaac Turner, Dominic
Berczyk, Jacob Oney, Francis Aulie,
Scott Kern and Kaylee Mahowald. In
the middle row are: Carter
Reynolds, Haylee Hanson, Gwen
Rosecrans, Isabella Sablan, Alex
Gehrke, Amber Pierson, Allie Jo
Wasson, Alex Schmidt and Quintin
Jarvela. In the back row are: Jon
Cragun, Willow Glomski, Conor
Smith, Alana
Bendson,
Lily
Habighorst, Dietrich Winegarner,
Lolana Bath-Thurstin, Bailey Koop,
Alison O’Bryan, Matthew Laquier
and Hollenhorst.
—Brenda Booth photo
TREVOR FOYE put together his 3-D clay
model of the earth and its layers during a fourth
grade science class last week.
Minnesota
State
University—Moorhead
awarded degrees to the following area students at its
fall commencement program
on Thursday, Dec. 18:
—Aitkin: Katie Dotzler,
Master of Science in
Curriculum and Instruction
and Tara Proctor, Master of
Science in Curriculum and
Instruction.
—Crosby:
Michelle
Fuller, Bachelor of Nursing.
—Deerwood:
Amber
Hunt, Master of Science in
Curriculum and Instruction
and Jena Larson, Master of
Science in Curriculum and
Instruction.
—Brenda Booth photo
FRED Event Jan. 19 at CRES
A FRED (Fathers Reading
Every Day) Event: Run and
Read will be held Monday,
Jan. 19 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
at the Cuyuna Range
Elementary School (CRES)
main gym.
The evening will consist
of free play in the gym fol-
lowed by group games, book
reading and a featured story.
Each family will take home a
copy of the featured book for
the evening. This fun evening
is intended for biological
fathers, step-dads, grandpas,
uncles, family friends, mentors or any other man involved
THE STAFF OF the Cuyuna Range
Elementary School participated in
an ugly sweater contest last week.
In the front row, left to right are:
Ashley Miller, Amanda Meyer, Britta
Nelson, Mike Huesmann, Karen
Swanhorst, Shelia Lee, Erica
Perpich, Kari Carlsrud, Michelle
Johnson and Tim Steinke. In the
middle row are: Carla Kewatt, Caleb
Baker, Tammy Hawkinson, Brittany
—Brenda Booth photo
JENNIE PLANER’s BAND classroom earned the Golden Garbage
Can award for respectfully keeping
their clasroom clean. In the front row
is Lexy Martz. In the second row
are: Angela Simpson, Asia Franz,
Gabe Kramer, Jacob Oney, Natalja
Tauzell and Lily Habighorst. In the
third row are Breanna Stirewalt and
Logan Roos. In the fourth row are:
Planer, Kiarah Keppers, Jacey
Rydberg, Haylee Hanson, Carter
Reynolds and Lily Peterson. In the
back row are Anna Coughlin, Alana
Bendon, Isabella Sablan, Tanner
Vipperman, Katie Kavotovich, Nick
Yeager and Dominic Berczyk.
DEB JENSEN’s FIRST graders
earned the Golden Garbage Can
award for respectfully keeping their
classroom clean. In the front row
are: XZavyr Maydole, Sebastian
Otterstad and Oliver Hurt. In the
middle row are: Reese Carlson,
Jocie Mount, Rayne Anseeuw,
Hannah Hennessey and Tucker
Pederson. In the next row are: Blake
Jesso, Delila Yliniemi, Jeremy
Henson, Eli Ridlon, Emma Silgen
and Owen Chambers. In the back is
Jensen. Not pictured are Joshua
Norwood and Daniel McMillen.
in the life of a kindergarten
through second grade child.
This FRED event is free,
but
pre-registration
is
required. Registration deadline is Jan. 13.
This FRED Program is
sponsored by the CrosbyIronton
Community
Education Department.
Ferrari, Rose Anderson, Teppi
Bundy
Mona
Geske,
Linda
Anderson and Wendy Gindorff. In
the back row are: Jeff Sipper,
Brenda Booth, Brad Hollenhorst,
Lauren Hayes, Jenni Kannel,
Christina Mozey, Jan Sasker,
Tammy Kimball, Kathy Jo Heglund,
Raye Cragun, Clayton Lang and
Kurt Becker.
—Brenda Booth photo