SCHOOL NEWSSCHOOL DISTRICT OF CLEAR LAKE July, August, September 2018 ISSUE 1

Clear Lake Schools Open September 4thThe 2018-2019 school year is upon us. Clear Lake teachers will report on August 29 & 30 for in-service, orientation and general preparation. High School students will attend all day beginning Tuesday, September 4th, with school starting at 8:20 a.m. and dismissing at 3:25 p.m. The Elementary School will be hosting a Parent/Student Open House on Tuesday, September 4th, from 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Elementary students will not have classes. Busses will only transport Jr.Sr. High students on Tuesday. Please see the notice within this Newsletter.

ELEMENTARY STAFFJessica Pickard 4-Kindergarten

Shauna Peterson 4K/4th Grade

Rebecca Stahl Kindergarten

Lori Olson Kindergarten

Michele Kelly First Grade

Elizabeth Hesselink First Grade

Julie Kahl First Grade

Theresa Anderson Second Grade

Tonja Wolf Second Grade

Kristi Niles Third Grade

Kacey Paulson Third Grade

Beth Weiland Third Grade

Mary Schieffer Fourth Grade

Karen Ohm Fourth Grade

Andrea Jilek Fifth Grade

Wyatt Komanec Fifth Grade

Breanna Larson Sixth Grade

Todd Jilek Sixth Grade

Dawn Powers Special Education

Dale Rosen Special Education

Candice McHugh Special Education

Ann Miner Physical Education

Alicia Strilzuk Physical Education

Holly Waterman Art

Mindy Schupp Title I

Nicole Corbett Vocal Music

Marisa Bergh Vocal Music

Kim Becker Junior Warriors Coordinator

Nick Verheyen Instrumental Music

Kimberly Torgerson Speech Therapist

Jessica Millar Guidance Counselor

Patti Jakupciak School Psychologist/ Special Education Director

Chris Petersen Principal

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HIGH SCHOOL STAFFTo Be Determined Special Education

Ryan Blanchard Special Education

Liane Petersen Business Education

Nathan Cunningham Science and Math

Nick Crawford Social Studies

Megan Carlson Science, Math, English

Whitlee Tronstad Special Education

Neil Larson Technology Education

Kent Hughes English

Kyrsten Hughes English

Nick Verheyen Instrumental Music

Holly Waterman Art

Kate Koehler School Counselor

Erika Hunter Family & Consumer Science

Hayley Prusak Science

Steve Ruble Physical Education

Sue Ruble Social Studies

Jason Sargent Math

Casey Keller Science and Math

Marci Meyer Librarian/IMC Director

Marisa Bergh Vocal Music

Angela Funk Spanish

Alicia Strilzuk Physical Education; Health

Danielle Schott Agriculture Education

Nick Gilles Principal

7th Grade Orientation SetOn Tuesday evening, August 28th, at 6:45 p.m., Clear Lake Jr./Sr. High School invites all in-coming 7th graders and their parents to attend an Orientation night. At this meeting, students and their parents will have the opportunity to learn about their class schedules, meet several of their teachers, learn about co-curricular opportunities, tour the school, and try their locker combinations. Students may also pay for lunches and required registration/athletic passes this evening. This is a great way to get ready for the upcoming school year and get more acquainted with the high school building. The meeting will take place in the commons/cafeteria. We hope to see you there!

New in Food Service - Parent Permission for ‘A la carte PurchasesStudents in Grades 7-12 are now required to submit a “Parent Permission for Purchases” form in order to purchase items from the “A la carte menu in the High School building. These items include: Second Entrees, Juice, Wellness Cookies, Baked Chips and Snacks. Extra milk is available for purchase without a permission form. These purchases may be made only if there is a positive balance in their food service account. These purchases are sold separately, at additional cost, regardless of whether or not the family qualifies for free or reduced meals. This form will be available on the District web site, high school offices.

Homecoming 2018 at CLHSThe week of September 24-29 is Homecoming Week at Clear Lake High School. All of the traditional activities will be included, culminating with the Friday afternoon parade at 2:15 and the football game versus Elmwood/Plum City that night at 7:00. The Dance will be Saturday from 8:00-11:45 p.m. in the high school commons.

Clear Lake HS Season Athletic PassesSeason tickets for all home athletic events (not including WIAA tournaments) are available at a cost of $28 for single, or $40 per couple. Those choosing to purchase a season ticket may do so at the ticket booth (available during the first two home football games) or at the District Office. Paid admission without the season ticket will be $3 for adults and $2 for students. Senior Citizens may acquire a Clear Lake Home event pass, good at all home athletic events, free of charge, in recognition of the support that senior citizens have provided the District. These requests must be made at the District Business Office.

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Parents join their children for this special first day of school (All students must be accompanied by an adult family member)

This is an open house - so choose a convenient time of day that works for you There will be no buses for Elementary students (JK-6th Grade) on this day We will not have regular classes, and students will remain with parents

Tuesday, September 4th, 2018

(The First Day of School) 10:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Full details and schedule will be shared in early August (Jr./Sr. High students will have a “normal” first day of school on September 4th,

with classes and buses running as usual.)

School Lunch/Breakfast ProgramThe School District of Clear Lake serves meals each day. Lunch prices per day are: Elementary - $2.75; High School - $2.95; Adult - $3.60; reduced lunch price – 40 cents. Breakfast prices per day are Elementary $1.25; High School $1.35; Adult $1.80. Reduced breakfast price is 30 cents per breakfast.

One carton of milk is provided with each meal. Each additional milk, or milk without the purchase of a school meal, is $.30. Milk for elementary milk break is still provided by the District at no cost.

Each student is assigned a lunch ID for the school year. Every family will have one lunch account for all of their children. As your child(ren) make purchases, the cost of the purchase will be deducted from your family account. Due to this type of accounting, we request that each family deposit no less than $25 into their account. This amount can be used at any time during the school year. Food

service accounts must maintain a positive balance. When the balance of an account becomes negative, further charges will not be allowed.

**A reminder to parents of the school board policy on delinquent lunch accounts.

Grades 4K-6: Students coming through the food service line shall pay the daily rate or they will be offered a peanut butter sandwich and a carton of milk for lunch up to three days.

Grades 7-12: Students coming through the food service line shall pay the daily rate or be refused service. This refusal of service shall continue until the account has a positive balance.

The ability to pay shall not be a deterrent to participation in the lunch program. Low-income families may qualify for free or reduced prices upon submitting an application.

Please see the complete Board Policy – Food Service 763 within this newsletter.

E-Funds On-line payment option for Foodservice accountsThe Clear Lake School District would like to remind you of the program called e-Funds for Schools. This program offers an option for parents/guardians to make payments to their Foodservice account on-line. This program may be accessed through your “Family Access” or use the link on the District web site. Parents/Guardians are able to have their lunch payments electronically withdrawn from their checking account or charged to their credit card and have the ability to do so at any time. Families set up and maintain their own logins, passwords, and payment preferences similar to other on-line banking services.

The “e-Funds For Schools” electronic payment service is provided to the school by a third party service provider. The service provider has a nominal fee for their service. If you have any questions, please call the Business Office at 715-263-2114.

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The School District of Clear Lake Food Service program operates on a pre-payment system for school meals, milk, and ala carte. We require that parents pre-pay and maintain a positive balance in their family accounts in order to participate. Families can monitor their meal accounts through Family Access (Contact the School District on how to sign up if you have not already done so). All families should review their estimated charges and make a deposit to their family account to assure uninterrupted participation in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program.

Every effort will be made by the Clear Lake School District to keep parent(s)/guardian(s) informed regarding their child’s meal accounts. However, it is ultimately the responsibility of the parent(s)/guardian(s) to maintain a positive balance in the account. School Messenger calls and emails are sent out several times a week notifying of negative balances and low balances. If you receive a call, please add money to your student’s account immediately. Your students may not be allowed to participate in the District’s meal program until a positive balance is available for use. When the account balance is above zero, regular charging may resume.

Payments on account may be made by sending a check/cash with your student, mailing a check or money order, using E-funds for Schools on line payment service, or in person at any school office.

WHEN A STUDENT’S MEAL ACCOUNT BECOMES NEGATIVE (UNPAID MEAL CHARGES):Junior High and High School students are informed during the school day when their account has gone negative and that they are not to make any further purchases until payment is made on their account. They are responsible for communicating with you that they need money deposited into their account. Parents/Guardians can also request a low balance e-mail notification in Family Access when their account balance goes below a specified amount. Students may bring in payment to the Business office each day to purchase a meal for that day only prior to going through the breakfast or lunch line. Payments are not accepted in the lunch line.

A family may apply for free or reduced priced meals at any time by completing an application form found on the website or in any office. If income decreases or family size increases, another application may be completed. Meal charges prior to the approval for free or reduced cannot be changed per federal government regulations; those charges must be paid. Students approved for free or reduced must pay the full cost of ala carte items, extra milk, or sport lunches.

Elementary Students will be spoken to by the Principal or Counselor and instructed they may bring a lunch from home or may be provided a peanut butter sandwich and milk for up to three days (which will be charged at an Ala carte price to the family account). A personal call will be made or an e-mail notification will be sent by the District Office to let the parent/guardian know that they will need to provide meals and beverages from home until sufficient funds are deposited in the account to bring it back to a positive balance. After the three days, if the account is not

up-to-date, the student will be required to bring a lunch from home. If a student repeatedly or continuously has a negative balance, and the parent fails to provide a cold lunch or lunch money, school district personnel may intercede on behalf of the student(s) by filing a report with Social Services or another appropriate agency.

Ala Carte purchases – (with the exception of Elementary milk purchases) may be available at the Junior High/High School only and can only be purchased if there is a positive balance in the meal account. (This includes milk purchased for a meal brought from home). Parents/Guardians are asked to fill out an Ala Carte Form if you do not want your child to be able to make ala carte purchases (sport lunches are not considered ala carte). Students are not allowed to purchase ala carte items for other students. Administration has the right to revoke ala carte privileges from any student if they deem necessary. Students eligible for free meals will not be denied a meal because of a negative account balance. However, they will not be allowed to charge ala carte items, including milk, to have with a meal brought from home.

Milk purchases: Milk purchased for a meal brought from home, or a second milk is considered ala carte and is charged at the annual determined price.

Delinquent Accounts: If an account is delinquent, a payment plan may be arranged with the District Office. If a payment plan is agreed upon, the student may resume charging meals as long as payments are being made on time and according to the plan. If payment plan is not followed, student/parents/guardians will be notified that no charges are allowed until the account has a positive balance.

Administration is expected to protect taxpayers of the District by making reasonable effort to collect all delinquent food service charges. If there are any unpaid meal charges at the end of the school year, they will carryover with the student/family to the new school year. Graduating seniors must have their lunch account paid in full before participating in the Graduation ceremonies. Accounts with a positive balance at the end of the school year will carry over to the following school year. If a family moves out of district, or becomes eligible for free meals and would like a refund, requests can be made to the District Office.

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Registration FeesRegistration fees include the costs of school events, school supplies, lyceum programs, towel usage, etc. The fees are as follows:

• Grades 7-12 $10.00 – Required Registration fee for all students at the beginning of each school year. Students are required to pay the $2 admission fee to attend school athletics events until their Registration fee is paid.

• Grades K-6 No fee, but students will have the choice of purchasing a season athletic ticket for $5.00 or pay $2.00 per game for admission.

The above information, plus bus rider rules, attendance policies and free lunch applications have been sent to parents. If you did not receive this information, please call the Business Office (263-2114), and it will be sent to you.

FOOD SERVICE POLICY

Full color calendar available on www.clwarriors.org

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Graduates of 2018

Congratulations to the Class of 2018!

6th Grade Graduates – Off to the High School!

Kindergarten Graduates – To First Grade you go!!

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Battle of the BussesCongrats

to Mr. Neil Larson, Tech

Ed Advisor, and his crew

for taking 1st in the Battle of the

Buses in May at Cedar Lake

Speedway!

Tony Cook Memorial Grant AwardClear Lake Jr./Sr. High School was selected to receive the 2018 Tony Cook Memorial Grant for $1,000. Sra. Funk wrote the grant in order to send two students to Concordia Language Villages’ El Lago del Bosque Spanish immersion weekend in Bemidji, MN next school year; and attend the Festival of Nations in St. Paul, MN and then educate students about various cultures on a “market day” at school.

Thanks to the Academic Year in America (AYA) program for supporting our efforts!

Clear Lake was one of ten schools nation-wide to receive the grant.

American Legion Achievement AwardCongratulations to these four Sophomores and Juniors who were presented with the American Legion High Achievement Award. Pictured are History Teacher – Nick Crawford, Beth Larson, Julianna Rosen, Abby Warner & Lizzy Grahovac.

WIAA Scholar Athlete Recipient – Cal RosenThirty-two senior students attending Wisconsin public and private high schools are named winners of WIAA Scholar Athlete Award annually, presented by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA). The program launched in 1984 to honor scholastic and athletic excellence. Sixteen boys and sixteen girls are recognized each year at an award ceremony held each spring, in Wausau for their academics and athletics. Thank you, Cal, for representing Clear Lake High School.

Boys Basketball Awards NightThe Clear Lake Varsity Boys Basketball team culminated a very successful 2017-18 season with an awards banquet on May 6. The players and their families enjoyed a potluck dinner prior to a program that highlighted the many team and individual accomplishments achieved this season. Coach Sargent presented the following awards:Mr. Defense: Austin Anderson Rebound Leader: Bryce HackerHighest Free Throw %: Bailey Blanchard Highest Field Goal %: Marshall CainAssist Leader: Daymond Bad Horse Most Improved: Kincaid HughesWarrior Award: Calvin Rosen Team MVP: Bailey Blanchard

Div. 4 State Leader in 3-pointers: Daymond Bad HorseWBCA “Team First Award”: Calvin Rosen

Varsity Letter winners: Austin Anderson, Daymond Bad Horse, Hunter Levy, Sean Singh, Calvin Rosen, Bailey Blanchard, Marshall Cain, Bryce Hacker, Croix Hughes, and Kincaid Hughes

In addition, each varsity player received a custom-designed patch commemorating the team’s achievements this season.

Congratulations to the coaches and players for a very memorable season.

Herb Kohl Initiative Scholarship WinnerCongratulations to Sean Singh! Sean was awarded the $10,000 2018 Herb Kohl Initiative Scholarship. Sean was recognized at an award ceremony in Chippewa Falls on April 22nd.

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2017-2018 Athletics A Great Year for Clear Lake Athletics Good Luck Warriors in 2018-2019

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Earth Day CelebrationThe weather postponement was worth it, as students and staff in the Clear Lake School District had a perfect day to celebrate Earth Day and the legacy of our own Gaylord Nelson with a day of service and learning. Special guest Paul Oman shared an Earth Day message with his art at a celebration with the entire district student body and staff in the afternoon. #CLWarriorPride

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Summer School F un!

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Camp Warriors“Camp Warriors” summer child care program had some fun activities like balloon painting, performing skits, baking s’more bars, and just having fun with games and crafts.

Box Tops for Education6th Grader Blake Harris brought in the most “Box Tops for Education” during the last contest, so he got to paint Mr. Petersen’s hair at lunch!

~ JUNIOR WARRIORS ~BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL &

JR. KINDERGARTEN WRAP-AROUND

LEARNING CENTER

Now taking registrations for 2018-2019The Clear Lake School District Junior Warriors (formerly, Kids

Care) program is designed to provide a safe, supervised, fun, and enriching environment before and after school for children in grades Pre-K through 6th. Students enjoy many arts and craft activities, free choice, gym and playground games, homework time, field trips, snack time and just plain old fun with friends! Care is available on a full time, part time and drop-in basis. Care is also available on Early Release Days for children attending Junior Warriors on a regular basis. The hours of operation for the Before & After School program are 6-8:00 am and 3:15-6:00 pm

Junior Warriors is also available for Wrap-Around care for Jr. Kindergarten students. The hours of care for the Wrap-Around program are 8:00-12:10 (before their afternoon Jr. Kindergarten session) and 11:10-3:15 (after their morning Jr. Kindergarten session). We accept children on a full time or part time basis. Care before and after school is also available for a separate rate. Please use the Junior Warriors Wrap-Around Registration form to enroll your child in the Wrap-Around program.

Junior Warriors is also open on some Non-school days from 6 am to 6 pm and during summer school (before & after school) to all families at the elementary school. You must be pre-registered and schedule these days in advance. Days must be scheduled prior to the Non-school days.

You must be pre-registered and pay a fee to attend Junior Warriors. Register before June 15 and pay only a $10 registration fee. After June 15, pay $15.

Goals: To provide a safe, healthy, and supervised environment for children in grades Jr. K-6 from 6:00-8:00 a.m. and from 3:15-6:00 p.m.

To provide Wrap-Around care for Jr. Kindergarten students from 8:00-12:10 or 11:10-3:15 (opposite of their Jr. Kindergarten session)

To provide opportunities for exercise through indoor and outdoor playground games and free play.

To provide increased opportunities for academic achievement with time devoted to homework help, study time, quiet reading time, and music practice time.

To provide nutrition with healthy after-school snacks and participation in the school food service program.

To provide enrichment through arts and crafts projects; dramatic, sensory, and imaginative play; board games; computer and music time; and time devoted to exploring new interests.

To provide opportunities for character development, service learning, and life skills.

Registration materials and detailed family handbooks can be obtained from the Gaylord A. Nelson Educational Center office or from the school’s website www.clwarriors.org

For more information contact the program coordinator, Kim Becker 263-2117 Ext. 2111 or kbecker@clwarriors.org

Fire Safety Poster ContestCongratulations to 5th Grader Hailey Zauft. She was awarded third place in the state-wide Fire Safety poster contest! She earned a $10 prize and will have her poster on display for the year. Way to go, Hailey! (Pictured with Art instructor, Holly Waterman)

EMS Week and Helicopter VisitOn Wednesday, members of the Clear Lake Area Ambulance crew visited the Elementary School to teach students about what they do and how they serve. We also had a special treat when a Life Link helicopter made

a special visit. Students got to watch the copter land and take off, and they got to see it up close and hear all about it from the pilot and crew. Thank you to the Clear Lake EMS for making this happen!

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Clear Lake FFA News

FFA State Conference Attendees: Kate Petersen, McKenzie Ward,Nichole Catts, Ellen Paatalo, Kierra Pickard 2018-19 FFA Officers: Samantha Kelly, Kate Petersen,

Kierra Pickard, Gabby Loenser, Rachel Sanftner, Nichole Catts

FCCLA @ State and NationalsCongratulations on a job well done! FCCLA students traveled to the Wisconsin Dells April 9-11 to compete at the 2018 State Lead-

ership Competition. The members enjoyed a keynote speaker, breakout sessions and friendly competition during the event.

Camryn Lillie and Gina Strenke received Silver in Chapter Service Project (Sr.). Sam Hurd competed in Entrepreneurship (Sr.) and took Gold. Abby Warner, Brittany Avery & Taylor Atkins got Gold in their event Focus on Children (Sr.) while Sam Kelly received Silver in Illustrated Talk (Sr.)

Sam Hurd is a National Qualifier representing CL FCCLA this summer in Atlanta, GA.

State Trap TournamentCongrats on these awesome results from the State Trap Tournament: Wyatt Reindahl, Garrett Andersen and Carter Wienke all shot a perfect 25. Amelia Johnson took 1st place in Novice Division and Kierra Pickard took 1st place in Conference. There were 1924 kids participating at the State Tournament. Clear Lake had 35 participants.

Nichole Catts chosen as a 2018 National FFA Delegate

Trap Club Attends National Event This year the USA Clay Target League coordinated its first National Shoot held in Mason, Michigan, July 12th through the 15th. CLHS had 7 Individual qualifiers and 5 of those 7 also qualified as a team competing against 1397 other individual shooters and 175 teams representing 21 states. Coaches Mark Harshman, Mark Pickard, & Cheryl Harshman attended the Nationals shoot where CLHS student athletes performed extremely well by shooting personal bests. In the team competition, CLHS finished tied for 79th in the qualification round but missed the Nationals final field cut of 80 by losing the tiebreaker criteria. During the qualification rounds CLHS had multiple perfect scores of 25, Ashton Duden with 3, Kierra Pickard, Wyatt Reindahl, Jack Peper, & Hunter Pickard all with 1. Hunter Pickard also posted a perfect full round of 50. Hunter Pickard and Ashton Duden both posted a 97 of 100 to finish the Individual qualification in the top 400 of the 1397 shooters making it into the finals round. National Individual final results had Hunter Pickard finishing 171st overall with a score of 192 of 200 and Ashton Duden finishing 204th overall with a score of 191 of 200 and posting

another perfect round score of 25. Wyatt Reindahl finished 474 scoring 93/100 Kierra Pickard finished 577 scoring 92/100 Shane Larson finished 657 scoring 91/100 Kenny Johnson finished 783 scoring 89/100 Jack Peper finished 1080 scoring 83/100. As coaches we could not be any prouder of these individuals stepping onto the National stage competing against 1397 other athletes from around the country and performing at the level they did, and want to send a huge thank you to the parents for all the support and encouragement they provide not only to their athlete but to the other team members and the coaches!

Individual Qualifiers: Shane Larson, Jack Peper, Kierra Pickard, Ken Johnson, Hunter Pickard, Wyatt Reindahl, Ashton Duden

Shooters that shot a perfect 25: Hunter Pickard shot 50 Straight

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Clear Lake Community Theater Presents

Admission: Adults - $8.00, Senior Citizens - $7.00, 18 & under - $5.00

“Night Comes Early”Fridays and Saturdays: October 12th & 19th and @ 7:00 p.m. October 13th & 20th

Sunday Matinees: October 14th & 21st @ 2:00 p.m.

Held at Clear Lake Area Community Center Gymnasium

The Clear Lake Community Theater’s fall presentation will be the farce, “Night Comes Early” by Burton Bumgarner with arrangements through Eldridge Publishing Co., Lancaster, PA. The director of the Moon Lake Community Theater, Missy Bailey, has dreamed about directing a production of a 1930s psychological melodrama called “Night Comes Early.” Now that the opportunity has come, she encounters overwhelming obstacles; cast members who don’t know their lines, who drop out at the last minute, and workmen who can’t finish building the set. No one is ready on opening night, but the show must go on, even without enough actors to fill the roles. “Night Comes Early” is a fast-paced farce that shows the anxiety of a director attempting to mount a production of a play.