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410 E. Edgewater Street, Cambria, WI 53923 www.cf.k12.wi.us

District Administrator/Elementary Principal Timothy Raymond: 920-348-5548, ext. 279

The Topper Times June/July 2016

Visit our website at www.cf.k12.wi.us for the latest school information!

School Registration

Monday, August 1, 2016 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

First Day of School Thursday, September 1, 2016

Board of Education Information

Rita Woelffer Burmania, President Daniel DeYoung, Vice-President Jason Graham, Clerk Denise Bancroft-Hart, Treasurer John Heil, Member Marc Berger, Member Tammy Schepp, Member

District Administrator: Timothy Raymond

Regular School Board Meetings are monthly in the District Library at 6:00 p.m. Agendas for these meetings are posted at the Farmers & Merchants Union Bank in Friesland, National Exchange Bank in Cambria, Friesland Post Office, Cambria Post Office, and on the front doors of the school.

Cambria-Friesland School District Earns a Bronze Medal by U.S. News and World Report

Congratulations Hilltoppers!

This spring the U.S. News & World Report released it’s Best High School rankings featuring top-performing schools at the state and national levels. The Cambria-Friesland Middle and High School earned a Bronze medal for student

achievement and postsecondary preparation. U.S. News & World Reports annually recognizes high achieving school districts around the nation. Of the

468 schools districts from the state of Wisconsin, only 164 schools were awarded a Gold, Silver, or Bronze Medal. All of us should be proud of this

achievement as it reflects a collective effort by everyone to provide the best education for the children of the Cambria-Friesland communities. I realize the Cambria-Friesland School District has it’s challenges and plenty more work to

do as we move into next year and beyond. To ensure our students are as prepared for life beyond K-12 school as their counterparts around the state of

Wisconsin and nation, a goal and focus of our district has been to examine and assess the rigor and expectations in our classrooms. Next year Cambria-

Friesland High School will offer four Advanced Placement courses. Advanced Placement (AP) courses allow students an opportunity to take college level

classes with the potential to earn college credits. It’s these types of continuous advancements that will propel our school forward and prepare students for

postsecondary success. Finally, I fully understand that we’re a small district and can’t offer a number of things other larger schools may be able to provide for students. But it’s in that “smallness” we find the things larger schools may not be able to provide their students. Smaller class sizes, a more intimate and

deeper relationship between student, parent and teacher are just a few examples of the advantages a student attending a small district has when

compared to children attending larger schools. This year Cambria-Friesland High School graduated twenty-six seniors. Some might see that as a

disadvantage. But compared to high schools with graduating classes of two, three, four hundred students, a fair statement would be each has it’s own advantages and disadvantages and both can serve their students need if determined to do so. As shared, I’m very proud of our school district, its

students, staff, parents, and greater communities that comprise our district. Awards such as the one recognized here happens only because of a

collective effort by all of us.

2016 Graduating Seniors

Wyatt Bancroft Joseph Bradley Logan DeBoer Dana DeYoung Dakota Draheim Zoe Dykstra John Fischer Marco Gonzalez

Emma Grahn Arienne Griffin Zachary Hughes Adrian Johnson Vaughn Johnson Jacob Keip Bennett Koopmans Jonathan Pulver

Madison Quade Alexis Rodriguez Hannah Sauer Alex SearVogel Jessica Stancer Madeline Tamminga Tyelar Warren Kayla Wuerch

Adrian Johnson Class of 2016 Valedictorian

Adrian is the son of Paul and DeAnna

Johnson. Adrian will be attending the

University of Wisconsin Madison in the

fall with a major in Law or Education.

Jacob Keip Class of 2016 Salutatorian

Jacob is the son of Joseph and Erica

Keip. Jacob will be attending the

University of Wisconsin Madison in the

fall and studying Engineering

Mechanics/ Astronautics.

Congratulations Class of 2016!

Senior Graduation Day

Kindergarten Graduation Day

8th Grade Promotion Day

AWARDS/SCHOLARSHIPS

Honor Cords: Wyatt Bancroft, Logan DeBoer, Dana DeYoung, Zoe Dykstra, Emma Grahn, Zachary Hughes,

Adrian Johnson, Jacob Keip, Jonathan Pulver, Madison Quade, Madeline Tamminga, Tyelar Warren, Kayla Wuerch

High Honors: Wyatt Bancroft, Dana DeYoung, Zoe Dykstra, Emma Grahn, Zachary Hughes, Adrian Johnson,

Jacob Keip, Bennett Koopmans, Jonathan Pulver, Madison Quade, Madeline Tamminga, Kayla Wuerch

Honors: Joseph Bradley, Dakota Draheim, Marco Gonzalez, Arienne Griffin, Alex SearVogel, Jessica Stancer, Tyelar Warren Academic Excellence Scholarship: Adrian Johnson Adams/Columbia Electric Coop: Emma Grahn, Adrian Johnson, Bennett Koopmans, Madison Quade American Legion Americanism Award: Dana DeYoung, Adrian Johnson American Legion Auxiliary Unit 401 Scholarship: Kayla Wuerch American Legion Auxiliary Merit Scholarship: Zachary Hughes American Legion Post 401 Scholarship: Dana DeYoung, Adrian Johnson American Red Cross Scholarship: Emma Grahn, Adrian Johnson, Madison Quade Badger Boys State: Gunnar Winchell Badger Girls State: Ashley Hahn, Rachael Leystra, Madelyn Smith Cambria Kiwanis Scholarship: Dana DeYoung, Emma Grahn CF Youth Soccer Scholarship: Dana DeYoung CFEA Scholarship: Adrian Johnson, Madison Quade Chamber of Commerce Scholarship: Dana DeYoung, Zachary Hughes, Kayla Wuerch Columbia Co Association for Home & Community Education Scholarship: Emma Grahn Columbia County 4H HS Senior Scholarship: Alex SearVogel Columbus Community Hospital Healthcare Careers Scholarship: Dana DeYoung Dominican Honor Scholarship: Dana DeYoung Edgewood Alumni Scholarship: Dana DeYoung Edgewood Fine Arts Scholarship: Dana DeYoung Edgewood World Language Scholarship: Dana DeYoung Elks Lodge Scholarship: Adrian Johnson FFA Ag Extra Mile Scholarship: Wyatt Bancroft, Dakota Draheim Hilltopper Pride Scholarship: Logan DeBoer Kohl Initiative Scholarship: Kayla Wuerch Masonic Foundation Scholarship: Emma Grahn, Jacob Keip NHS Topper Scholarship: Kayla Wuerch NHS Academic Achievement Collars: Wyatt Bancroft, Dana DeYoung, Zoe Dykstra, Emma Grahn, Adrian Johnson, Jacob Keip, Madison Quade, Jonathan Pulver, Madeline Tamminga Old Mill Foundation Scholarship: Jacob Keip Portage Community Theatre Scholarship: Adrian Johnson Rascals & Rockers Scholarship: Dana DeYoung, Zachary Hughes, Adrian Johnson Royal Neighbors of American Chapter #6215 Scholarship: Adrian Johnson Ryan “OP” Jones Memorial Scholarship: Logan DeBoer Seneca Foods Scholarship: Dana DeYoung, Zachary Hughes, Madeline Tamminga Terry Vredeveld Memorial Scholarship: Emma Grahn UWGP Scholarship: Adrian Johnson Warren Williams’ Senior Athlete Award: Bennett Koopmans, Emma Grahn Welsh Prairie Livewires 4H Scholarship: Jonathan Pulver WI Leadership Seminar: Delaney Agnew WIAA Scholar Athlete: Wyatt Bancroft, Dana DeYoung William Wiersma Foundation Scholarship: Jacob Keip Zachary B. Schultz Memorial Scholarship: Logan DeBoer, Tyelar Warren

High School Scholastic Awards

Seniors

Wyatt Bancroft - high honors, honor cords Joseph Bradley - honors Logan DeBoer - honors, honor cords Dana DeYoung - high honors, bar, honor cords Dakota Draheim - honors Zoe Dykstra - high honors, bar, honor cords Marco Gonzalez - honors Emma Grahn - high honors, bar, honor cords Arienne Griffin - honors Zachary Hughes - high honors, honor cords Adrian Johnson - high honors, bar, honor cords Jacob Keip - high honors, bar, honor cords Bennett Koopmans - high honors Jonathan Pulver - high honors, bar, honor cords Madison Quade - high honors, bar, honor cords Alex SearVogel - honors Jessica Stancer - honors Madeline Tamminga - high honors, honor cords Tyelar Warren – honors, honor cords Kayla Wuerch - high honors, honor cords

Sophomores

Delaney Agnew - high honors Noah Alsum - honors Lindsey Bauer - honors Sawyer Burmania - high honors Kira Colburn - honors Devon DeYoung - high honors Joshua Fischer - honors Faune Fisher - high honors Samuel Johnson - honors Koryn Krueger - honors Vienna Krueger - honors McKenna Murphy - high honors Jacob Raymond - high honors Ashleigh Theel - high honors Samantha Winchell - high honors

Juniors

Sienna Bahr - high honors, letter, bar Olivia Bancroft-Hart - high honors, letter, bar Grant DeJager - high honors, letter, bar Aaron Ebert - honors Maverick Guenther - high honors, letter, bar Ashley Hahn - high honors, letter, bar Rachael Leystra - high honors, letter, bar Martina Mazzucco - high honors Olivia Parrott - high honors, letter, bar Clayton Schrandt - honors, letter, bar Jordan Senf - honors, letter, bar Bailey Smit - honors, letter Madelyn Smith - honors Ashtyn Smits - high honors, letter, bar Gunnar Winchell - high honors, letter, bar Tyler Zacho - high honors, letter, bar

Freshmen

Greta Albrecht - high honors Talia Burmania - high honors Grace Davis - high honors Colten DeJager - high honors Chloe DeYoung - high honors Adam Draheim - honors Morgan Gove - high honors Hailey Hendrickson - high honors Karsen Hickman - high honors Ariel Krieger - honors Tyler Olsen-Deisinger - honors Hanna Raley - high honors Evan SearVogel - honors Coltan Wentland - high honors

Excellent Attendance

(Absent 3 days or less and 3 or less tardies)

Freshmen: Colten DeJager

Sophomores: Wesley Bancroft, Devon DeYoung, Haley Fakes, Samuel Johnson, Jacob, Raymond,

Tanner Schaalma

Juniors: Grant DeJager, McKenna Murphy, Clayton Schrandt, Bailey Smit,

Seniors: Dakota Draheim, Adrian Johnson, Tyelar Warren, Kayla Wuerch

Middle School Scholastic Awards

Sixth Grade

Tyler Brandsma – high honors Makayla Busse – honors Dakota Colburn – honors Caden Jahnke – high honors Owen Jones – honors Jerardo Olivo – honors Haley Olson-Deisinger – high honors Kevin Papp – honors Parker Quade – honors Tracy Saylor – high honors Cooper Schrandt – high honors Jazzlyn Villarreal – honors Spencer Wiersma – high honors

Seventh Grade

Alanah Braaksma – high honors, ribbon Austin Braaksma – high honors, ribbon Carmen Briones – high honors, ribbon Cade Burmania – honors Myjah Drews – high honors, ribbon Guinevere Fischer – honors Emma Gove – high honors, ribbon Griffin Hart – honors, ribbon Alexis Johnson – high honors, ribbon Eli Lehman – honors Murphy Newbrough-Garde – high honors, ribbon Kady Oliver – high honors, ribbon Riley Prochnow – high honors, ribbon Alyssa Raley – high honors, ribbon Chloe Saalsaa – high honors, ribbon Alexander Tenfel – high honors, ribbon Sydney Wallace – honors, ribbon

Eighth Grade

Paige Brandsma – honors Anthony Campbell - honors Katherine Clark – honors, ribbon Angelica Dreyer – honors Camber Ebert– high honors, ribbon, medal Bayley Heidt – honors Morgan Jones – high honors, ribbon, medal Aidan Knudson - honors Makenna Koopmans – high honors, ribbon, medal Samuel Leystra – high honors Valeria Martinez – high honors, ribbon Maxwell Papp – high honors Shelby Potenberg – honors Reed Prochnow – honors Joseph Pulver – high honors, ribbon, medal Maximus Raymond – honors Bayleigh Sanborn – high honors Simon Schrandt – high honors, ribbon Derek Schumacher – honors Abbigail Schwark – honors, ribbon Emily Tenfel – high honors, ribbon, medal

Excellent Attendance

(Absent 3 days or less and 3 or less tardies)

Sixth Grade: Makayla Busse, Benjamin Clark, Naomi Sailer, Cooper Schrandt, Brayden Slinger,

Keara Stibb

Seventh Grade: Austin Braaksma, Griffin Hart, James Hoel, Alexis Johnson, Alyssa Raley,

Chloe Saalsaa, Sergio Salgado

Eighth Grade: Camber Ebert, Samuel Leystra, Junior Ocampo Ramirez, Maximus Raymond,

Simon Schrandt

Honor Roll Certificate for 3 of 4 quarters of current year

High Honor Roll (3.5 GPA or above) Certificate for 3 of 4 quarters of current year

Ribbon for 3.5 GPA or above for the last 2 full semesters (7th & 8th grade only)

Medal for 3.5 GPA or above for all 5 semesters (8th grade only)

Cambria-Friesland Middle/High School 2015-2016 Fourth Quarter Honor Roll

SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

Dana DeYoung* Sienna Bahr* Delaney Agnew* Greta Albrecht*

Zoe Dykstra* Olivia Bancroft-Hart* Devon DeYoung* Talia Burmania*

Emma Grahn* Maverick Guenther* Joshua Fischer* Grace Davis*

Adrian Johnson* Ashley Hahn* Faune Fisher* Chloe DeYoung*

Jacob Keip* Rachael Leystra* McKenna Murphy* Morgan Gove*

Jonathan Pulver* Martina Mazzucco * Jacob Raymond* Tristan Griffin*

Madison Quade* Olivia Parrott* Noah Alsum Hailey Hendrickson*

Jessica Stancer* Jordan Senf* Lindsey Bauer Karsen Hickman*

Madeline Tamminga* Madelyn Smith* Sawyer Burmania Hanna Raley*

Kayla Wuerch* Ashtyn Smits* Adan Hernandez Evan SearVogel*

Wyatt Bancroft Gunnar Winchell* Samuel Johnson Camryn Sundbeck*

Joseph Bradley Tyler Zacho* Ashleigh Theel Kyla Colburn

John Fischer Grant DeJager Ione West Colten DeJager

Marco Gonzalez Clayton Schrandt

Adam Draheim

Arienne Griffin Bailey Szytz

Ariel Krieger

Zachary Hughes

Coltan Wentland

Bennett Koopmans Hannah Sauer Tyelar Warren

EIGHTH SEVENTH SIXTH

Angelica Dreyer* Alanah Braaksma* Tyler Brandsma*

Camber Ebert* Austin Braaksma* Benjamin Clark*

Morgan Jones* Carmen Briones* Dakota Colburn*

Makenna Koopmans* Myjah Drews* Caden Jahnke*

Samuel Leystra* Emma Gove* Owen Jones*

Valeria Martinez* Griffin Hart* Jerardo Olivo*

Shelby Potenberg* Alexis Johnson* Haley Olson-Deisinger*

Simon Schrandt* Kady Oliver* Parker Quade*

Emily Tenfel* Rylee Prochnow* Naomi Sailer*

Victoria Bagneski Alyssa Raley* Tracy Saylor*

Ujin Batbold Chloe Saalsaa* Summer Schmitt*

Paige Brandsma Alexander Tenfel* Cooper Schrandt*

Anthony Campbell Sydney Wallace* Jazzlyn Villarreal*

Katherine Clark Cade Burmania Spencer Wiersma*

Esteban Gonzalez Zachary Deakin Tyler Braaksma

Aidan Knudson Guinevere Fischer Makayla Busse

Mason Owen Sadie Heller Emily Medina

Maxwell Papp Mason Hughes Kevin Papp

Reed Prochnow Eli Lehman Keara Stibb

Joseph Pulver Jamie Milan

Maximus Raymond Julliana Neal

Bayleigh Sanborn Murphy Newbrough-Garde

Derek Schumacher Jewels Porter-Krieger

Abbigail Schwark Gavin Winchell

Carter Smits

Savanah Winniewicz

* denotes GPA of 3.5 or above

Cambria Kiwanis Club

Honor Roll Incentive Program The Cambria Kiwanis Club Honor Roll Incentive Program encourages and rewards students for making the honor roll. Each quarter that a student obtains honor roll recognition, his or her name is entered into a drawing. At the end of the school year, one name is drawn from each grade level and is awarded a $50.00 gift card. The 2015-2016 winners of the $50.00 gift cards were:

Grade 6 – Cooper Schrandt Grade 7 – Jewels Porter-Krieger Grade 8 – Morgan Jones Grade 9 – Hailey Hendrickson

Grade 10 – Joshua Fischer Grade 11 – Ashtyn Smits Grade 12 – Zoe Dykstra

Congratulations to those who made the fourth quarter honor roll. Your names have been added to the drawing for next year.

Terrific Kids Program

The character trait for the month of April was “Capable”. April Kids’ Awards went to:

Pre-Kindergarten Casen Tietz, Laila Lopez, Rylan Posthuma, Gavin Broesch

Kindergarten Paxton Stiemsma, Gabriel Meinholdt-Pohlie, Keenan Orcholski, Reese Williamson

First Grade

Lilly Scherbarth, Bryce Retzlaff, Xochi Krieger-Smith, Vivian Henderson

Second Grade Ryan Tash, Rowan Gursky, Alexander Raymond, Dayton McBride

Third Grade Grady Saalsaa, Lilianna Oft, Alexis Hadden, Catalina Christopherson

Fourth Grade Brooklyn Slinger, Sydnie Heller, Isabella Cavazos, Savanna Bagneski

Fifth Grade Carlos Salgado, Jordan Olson-Deisinger, Tate DeJager, Lili Skinner

E-Funds at Cambria-Friesland

The Cambria-Friesland School District has proudly partnered with e~Funds for Schools to make paying for school lunch easier for you. This program offers options for parents/guardians who choose to make payments online and is extremely user friendly. You have the ability to have lunch payments electronically withdrawn from your checking account or charged to your credit card. You also have the flexibility to make a payment at any time through the school’s website. The e~Funds for Schools service is offered to you by a third party service provider and they charge for processing your payment(s), similar to other online banking services. The district does not request or keep records of family checking or credit card account information. 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. There is a $1.00 transaction convenience fee for each electronic checking payment that you make. The system carries a Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) charge if the payment is “bad.” For payments made by credit or debit card, there is a convenience fee of $2.65 per each $100 increment in the transaction. When you set up your account, please review your options carefully. You are in full control of your account and can make a payment at any time that is convenient for you. No payments will be allowed without your knowledge and authorization through this secure payment system. By providing your home and/or work e-mail address, an e-mail notification informing you of the student’s name, purpose of the payment, and the amount of the item, will be sent to you each time that a payment is to be processed. The e~Funds for Schools site is secure and uses industry standard data encryption. How does e~Funds for Schools work?

Families set up and maintain their own logins, passwords, and payment preferences. Your account information is retained in a password-protected file.

e~Funds for Schools will help to eliminate last minute check writing hassles, improve efficiencies, and help cut costs for both you and the school district

Online payments will help eliminate the worry that your children could lose or forget the money intended for school lunch.

Payments from a credit card or checking account may easily be set up. Parents/guardians may establish a recurring payment or may opt to make a one-time

payment. Your payment history for the year is available with a click of the mouse. Simply go to the Cambria-Friesland School District website hover over “Lunch

Program” and then select “Lunch Account” to get started.

If you have any questions feel free to contact

Pam Drews at (920) 348-5135 ext. 277 or pdrews@cambria-frieslandschools.org.

Freshman Chloe D. earned Second Place Honors in this year’s American

Legion Essay Contest. The essay Chloe submitted is below.

Congratulations Chloe!

Chloe D.

Americanism Essay

Veterans

Once I witnessed a veteran ask a restaurant cashier if there was a veteran discount. The veteran

was in uniform and was being polite. However, the lady behind him started yelling at the man, and

accused him of “using the system.” She very loudly told him how veterans should not get the extra

benefits that they do. She even said she would not eat at this place if they gave him a discount. This

made me very disappointed. Another lady responded by giving the man cash to pay for his meal. The

restaurant owner stepped in and said that his meal would be free. That may not be exactly what

Lincoln meant when he gave his Second Inaugural Address, but that’s one of the ways that we can

keep his promise. As Americans, we must continue to fight for the well being and respect of our

nation’s veterans and their families.

One way that we as Americans can fight for our veteran’s respect is by simply taking the time

to stop and thank them often. I don’t think anybody who has not been in war can even begin to

imagine the courage and bravery it takes to do what a soldier has to do. They go through so much, and

it is mainly for others. They are fighting for all of us as a nation and definitely deserve

credit. Veterans often come home with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). These soldiers are so

on edge and used to having to protect themselves so much that they can barely function in normal

life. They are suspicious of everyone and are terrified of every gun-like noise. They serve willingly

making themselves prone to this, and we should thank them as often as we can. The happiness and

appreciation felt by a veteran knowing that what they did made others’ lives better is worth so much.

Another thing we can do to help our veterans is keeping them off of the streets. I don’t think it

is right at all that somebody who fought for our freedom should be fighting to survive on the

streets. Citizens can volunteer to build houses for veterans, or somebody could simply offer an extra

room for a veteran in their house. I think it would be a good idea if we could build apartment buildings

to house broke soldiers and veterans until they can get back on their own feet. Especially, the injured

and disabled.

In conclusion, we should always be grateful and giving to veterans and soldiers. They fought

for us and we should never accuse them of taking advantage of the system. A veteran at a restaurant

was yelled at by a lady. That veteran was then protected by other bystanders. Be the bystander that

helps. As Americans, we must continue to fight for the well being and respect of our nation’s veterans

and their families.

Google Sites

The 8th students learned how to create websites in class this year using “Google Sites”. Their handy work can be seen on the school’s website (http://www.cf.k12.wi.us). To view some of the sites created by these students, click on athletic/school events on the left hand side of the district home page, and from there go to CF Sports and Extracurricular Activities. Also, websites were created for the custodial staff, kitchen staff, and teacher aides, these can be found under District Staff.

Positions Available The Cambria-Friesland School District is accepting applications for the following positions:

Bus Drivers Migrant Tutor Substitute Teachers Substitute Support Staff

To learn more about these positions or to apply, please contact Lisa Osterhoff at 920-348-5548, ext.279.

Monday, August 1, 2016

3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

All students planning on attending Cambria-Friesland School District in the fall need to register on Monday, August 1st.

Galley Studio will be available to take school pictures MS/HS Schedules will be provided to students Tables will be set up so families can visit with Athletic Director,

Transportation Director, School Nurse, etc. If you are not able to attend registration on August 1st, please call the school office at 902-348-5135, ext. 110

Cambria-Friesland Band Information The 2016 Cambria Park Days Parade is on Saturday, August 6th. Rehearsals for the parade

are: Tuesday, August 2nd

o 5 PM - Percussion Cadence Practice – All percussion!

o 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM - Full band-music rehearsal and street marching

Thursday, August 4th

o 5:30 PM to 6:45 PM - Full band-music rehearsal and street marching

Saturday, August 6th Parade - 10:30 AM

o Report time is 9:30 AM.

Rehearsals start promptly at 5:30 pm and running until about 6:45 pm. Please be here

on time and ready to practice.

Put this on your calendar and contact your employers now to make

arrangements. I know we can get it done in these rehearsals if you are prepared. Learn or

review your music! Please let me know as soon as possible if you cannot be at a practice or

the parade.

Uniform code of the day is: Dark colored shorts, tennis shoes (NO SANDALS/FLIP

FLOPS)and our black concert shirts. The shirts will be distributed and collected on parade

day.

Have a great summer. See you all then!

Shown below are students enjoying their American Girl class during summer school. The students learned about Kirsten,

a pioneer girl in 1854, and the art of making butter.

Remember When…

Cambria-Friesland School District Activity Calendar June 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

19

7:00pm-

9:00pm Girl

s Basketball

Open

Gym @

FMUB

Auditorium

20

Summer School

5:30pm-9:00pm HS

Summer Volleyball

League@ Multiple

locations

21

Summer School

22

Summer School

3:30pm-5:30pm Wresting

Practice @ FMUB

5:30pm-8:30pm HS

Volleyball Open Gym

6:30pm-8:00pm S Pohl -

4H Dog Training Sessions

23

Summer School

24

Summer School

25

26

7:00pm-

9:00pm Girl

s Basketball

Open

Gym @ FMUB

Auditorium

27

Summer School

5:30pm-9:00pm HS

Summer Volleyball

League@ Multiple

locations 6:00pm Board of

Education Meeting @

District Library

28

Summer School

29

3:30pm-5:30pm Wresting

Practice @ FMUB

5:30pm-8:30pm HS

Volleyball Open Gym

6:30pm-8:00pm S Pohl - 4H Dog Training Sessions

30

Cambria-Friesland School District Activity Calendar July 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2

3 4 5

Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing Floors

6

Gymnasiums Closed --

Refinishing Floors

6:30pm-8:00pm S Pohl -

4H Dog Training

7

Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing Floors

8

Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing Floors

9

Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing Floors

10 Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing

Floors

11 Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing

Floors

5:30pm-9:00pm

HS Summer

Volleyball

League@ Multiple

locations

12 Gymnasiums

Closed --

Refinishing Floors

13 Gymnasiums Closed --

Refinishing Floors

3:30pm-5:30pm

Wresting Practice @ FMUB

Auditorium

5:30pm-8:30pm HS

Volleyball Open

Gym @Multiple locations

6:30pm-8:00pm S Pohl -

4H Dog Training

14 15 16

17

7:00pm-

9:00pm Girl

s Basketball

Open Gym @

FMUB

18

5:30pm-

9:00pm HS

Summer

Volleyball League@ Multiple

locations

19 20

3:30pm-5:30pm Wresting

Practice @ FMUB

Auditorium

5:30pm-8:30pm HS Volleyball Open Gym @

Multiple locations

6:30pm-8:00pm S Pohl -

4H Dog Training

21 22 23

24 7:00pm-

9:00pm Girl

s Basketball

Open

Gym @

FMUB

25 5:30pm-

9:00pm HS

Summer

Volleyball

League@ Multiple

locations

26 27 3:30pm-5:30pm Wresting

Practice @ FMUB

Auditorium

5:30pm-8:30pm HS

Volleyball Open Gym @

Multiple locations

28 29 30

31 7:00pm-

9:00pm Girl

s Basketball

Open

Gym @

FMUB

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June 2016

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Everyone needs a helping hand once in a while. That is why your school, Clothes For Kids, and the

entire community have partnered to make sure that your children will start the new school year

prepared to learn with all the supplies required for class! We have acquired the BASIC school

supplies required and are making them available at no cost to your children. Let us help your

children prepare for the new schoolyear.

Current Members...lf you are already signed up for the Clothes for Kids program, you must be in

good standing with our program to receive new items during back-to-school. Good standing means

that you have used our program year-round and have exchanged clothing throughout the year.

New participants...we welcome you to sign up today to use our program all year round.

No-cost school supplies may be picked up at the following locations, dates, and times:

Clothes for Kids, 103 E. Maple Avenue, Beaver Dam

August 9th through September 151

• Tuesdays, 10am to 3pm

• Thursdays, 12pm to 5pm

Please allow at least 1 hour to shop and try on clothing. If you wish to receive new school shoes

and clothing, you must bring your child with you to try them on. You will also need to show one of

the following forms of identification; Wisconsin Drivers License, Wisconsin Voter ID (free), or

current paystub.

Back-to-school is a busy time at Clothes for Kids. Space is limited so we cannot accept large

donations of clothing at this time. Please hold your clothing donations until September.

We look forward to the start of the new schoolyear and wish you and your family the very best

through the remainder of the summer!

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Books (board books, picture books, look

and find books, children books)

Fat Paint Brushes

Glue Sticks

Construction Paper (assorted colors)

Washable Markers

Colored Pencils

Crayons

Dry Erase Markers

Colored Chalk

Watercolor Paint

Bubbles

Balls for outside/gym use

Bases for kickball/baseball

Slide

Outdoor play equipment (Little Tykes)

CD’s-kids music

Scissors (blunt point)

Paint Smocks

Glitter

Yarn

Foam Stickers

Felt

Popsicle Sticks

Clothespins

Wooden beads and laces

4 or 6 seat stroller

Easter Eggs

Tissue Paper

Liquid Watercolor

Colored Masking Tape

Sponges for painting (letters, numbers,

shapes, etc.)

Sandbox Toys

Water Toys

Sprinkler

Easels

Colorful Netting Fabric

Pom Poms (for crafts)

Cotton Balls

Q-Tips

Puzzles

Games

Doll Clothes

Dress-Up Clothes

Geo-Tracks

Bean Bags

Child size sleeping bags/mats

Toys (for all ages 6wks-12 years old)

Sand for sandbox

Batteries (all sizes)

Tool Set (for adults)

Monetary donations to put towards

upper kitchen cabinets, freezer, washer

and dryer

Monetary donations or gift cards to

purchase items are also welcome.

If you wish to make a donation please contact: Chelsie Stocker – Child Care Director

920-348-5135, ext. 212 or 920-296-8618.

The Cambria-Friesland School District’s Child Enhancement Center is seeking donations of new or gently used child care items,

the following items are in need:

2016-2017 Cambria-Friesland School Supply List

Due to limited space in student desks, please adhere to class list supplies. Keep extra supplies at home until needed.

Elementary Phy Education Tennis/Gym shoes (non marking) needed for all elementary Phy Ed classes.

Early Childhood/Pre-Kindergarten 1 backpack or book bag 1 art shirt (an old t-shirt works well) 1 change of clothes labeled in Ziploc Bag 2 large boxes of Kleenex Gym shoes I container of Clorox disinfecting wipes Optional: 1 package of round Styrofoam plates (small), Ziploc bags (sandwich or snack size) ***Please label all items clearly with your child’s name.***

Kindergarten 1 art shirt w/name in permanent marker 4 folders 1 backpack 1 box of Kleenex/tissues 16 large pencils 12 glue sticks 2 boxes of washable markers (Primary colors only) 2 boxes of crayons 1 box of colored pencils 1 pencil box (optional) 1 change of clothes labeled in Ziploc bag 1 package gallon sized Ziplock bag 1 package sandwich/quart size Ziploc bag 2 healthy snacks each month to share w/ class i.e. graham crackers, fruit snacks, raisins, gold fish, Nutri-Grain bars, etc. Note: A pencil box will not be used. All supplies will be shared amongst the class. A note will be sent home if supplies need to be refilled.

First Grade 2 wide rule notebooks 1 backpack 24 sharpened pencils 1 box of crayons 1 crayon/pencil box 1 large eraser 1 box of broad tip markers 4 glue sticks 1 scissors 2 folders 1 large box of tissue/Kleenex 1 paint/art smock 2 boxes/bags of non-perishable food snacks to share at milk break

Second Grade 4 packs of yellow pencils Pencil Top Erasers 3 wide rule notebooks (red, blue, yellow) 1 bottle of white glue 1 scissors 1 crayon or pencil boxes 3 folders 1 box of Kleenex/tissues 2 or 3 pack of markers Classroom snacks throughout the year

Third Grade 12 wooden pencils #2 – no mechanical or plastic pencils 1 box of 24 or less crayons – no larger 1 box of 12 colored pencils 1 zippered pencil/crayon pouch (No plastic pencil boxes)

3 folders 3 wide ruled spiral notebooks 1 pkg of wide rule loose leaf paper 1 pink eraser (optional) 1 hand held pencil sharpener 1 bottle of white glue 1-2 glue sticks 1 scissors 1 small wash cloth or old sock for white board eraser 2 boxes of Kleenex/tissues 1 hard ruler w/inches & centimeters

Fourth Grade Crayons Colored pencils 2 pens (1 red & 1 choice) 2 packs of pencils 7 single subject notebooks (red, purple, green, blue, black & 2 yellow) 2 folders (purple & choice) Scissors 6 glue sticks 1 pink eraser Highlighter (any color) Hand-held pencil sharper Ruler (with cm) 1 zippered pencil/crayon pouch (No plastic pencil boxes) 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 Earbuds/headphones

Fifth Grade 2 fifty packs of colored pencils or crayons 1 pen 2 thirty packs of Dixon Ticonderoga pencils 5 single subject wide ruled notebooks (purple, green, blue, yellow, red) 1 Mead Black Marble Composition Wide Rule Book, 100 sheets 6 folders (purple, green, blue, yellow, red & 1 choice) 1 art notebook 1 scissors 4 pink erasers 2 glue sticks 2 black fine point Sharpie markers 1 package of colored Sharpie markers (optional) 1 package of highlighters – any color(s) 2 hand-held pencil sharpers 1 ruler with centimeters 1 zippered pencil/crayon pouch (no plastic pencil boxes) (optional) 2 box of Kleenex/tissue

Middle School 3 boxes of Kleenex/tissues 3 boxes of #2 pencils Pens – blue, black & red 1 3-ring 1” binder for science Loose leaf notebook paper & binder 10 spiral notebooks 8 folders – various colors Erasers 1 Glue stick & 1 glue bottle Colored pencils Highlighter Notecards Scissors Spiral bound sketchbook White rubber eraser Post It Notes USB flash drive Pencil Bag or Box

General High School Supplies 2 packs of pencils 1 pack of pens 10 spiral notebooks 8 folders 1 binder 1 loose leaf notebook paper 2 packs 3x5 note cards 1 USB flash drive Erasers Highlighters Colored pencils 2 to 4 white board markers Book covers 2 boxes of Kleenex/tissues Ear buds/headphones

High School Math Classes Geometry/Algebra/Advance Algebra: 4 pocket folders or 2” binder with 5 dividers 12 pencils 1 eraser 1 spiral notebook or 1 pack lined paper 1 scientific calculator (can be provided by school) AP Calculus and Pre-Calculus: 4 pocket folders or 2” binder with 5 Dividers 12 pencils 1 eraser 1 spiral notebook or 1 pack lined paper 1 graphing calculator (can be provided by school)

High School Science Classes Protractor for intro to Physics /Chemistry Scientific calculator for Phys Chem., Biology, Chemistry I and II (Type: TI- 30X IIS) Composition Notebook & Caculator for Phys/Chem & Biology 3 ring binder (3”) & Calculator for AP Biology

Elementary Art 6 pencils 1 rubber eraser 3-5th Grade: spiral sketchbook Paint smock if desired

Middle School Art 1 spiral sketchbook 1 pencil case with 6 pencils 1 black sharpie 1 rubber eraser 1 box of Kleenex (extra credit)

High School Art 1 spiral sketchbook 5 pencils 1 black double ended sharpie (regular & fine point) 1 white rubber eraser 1 box Kleenex – extra credit

Middle School/High School Phy Ed Gym shoes (non marking) Slip-ons and shoes that do not tie are inappropriate. Socks T-shirt and shorts for inside class Sweatshirt/sweatpants for outside class Towel, soap, shampoo Solid/roll-on deodorant No spray deodorant/spray colognes allowed. All PE clothes must meet dress code standards.