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Vol. 2016-2017 No. 5 January 2017
Jaguar Jottings
Your Johnsburg Central School Newsletter
Superintendent’s
Corner
Building Project
The public vote for the building project was held
on December 15th. The results were 92-Yes and
12-No.
I would like to thank the public for their support.
As outlined in the last few Jottings, this project
will fix the leaks in the roof, replace the old
boilers, repair our sidewalks, and bring new
security features to the building. The vote is
only the beginning of the process. Before the
community actually sees “hammer and nails,”
the following steps need to occur; the architects
and engineers will draw up plans and fill out
paperwork required by the NYS Education
Department for approval. When approved, the
project will go out to bid to get the best price for
the work.
Once the initial requirements are met, we will
create a schedule for the work to begin, keeping
in mind that we would like it to be done with the
least amount of disruption to our students.
Schools generally like to have work done during
the summer. Due to the timeline and the fact
that all schools want to have their projects done
during the two summer months, it is not always
possible.
I will be sharing more information with you as
we go through each of the steps to make sure
everyone knows how things are proceeding.
Even though I would like to have this project
done this summer, we may not be able to start
until the summer of 2018.
January 3 – Classes Resume
January 9 – Board of Ed. Meeting @
7PM – Room 126
January 10 – K-3 Theme Assembly
January 12 – Elementary Band/Chorus
Concert @ 7PM
January 12 – Pre-ACT test @ 8AM –
Room 309
January 16 – No School – Martin
Luther King Day
January 20 - PTSA Movie Night @
6:30 – “Finding Dory”
January 23 - Board of Ed. Meeting @
7PM - Room 126
January 26 – Profile Night for
Scholarship America @ 4:30PM – HS
Computer Lab
Principal’s Message
I hope that everyone had a safe and healthy
holiday season! Looks like this winter is
going to be a cold and snowy one. Please be
sure to bundle up the kiddos!
Check out our Johnsburg Central School
page on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/JohnsburgCentralSchool/
Buy a Brick Program
To help raise money for our outdoor
classroom, JCS has started a brick
campaign. Personally engraved bricks will
be placed on the ground as an entrance to
the pavilion. Go to
www.bricksrus.com/order/jcs to place an on-
line order, pick up an order form in the
principal’s office, or see the attachments to
this newsletter.
“Raise the Roof”
The “Raise the Roof” fundraising campaign
is going well. Thanks to those who have
helped out, purchased items, or donated to
the cause. Jaguar spirit items will be for sale
at basketball games and in the principal’s
office throughout the winter. Stop by and
take a look!
Jaguar Walking Path
The ¼ mile Jaguar Walking Path is ready for
use. Walkers may enter through the main
entrance from 3-7PM on Monday through
Friday, excluding holidays/vacations. Sign
in/out on the clipboard near the main
entrance and follow the paw prints on the
walls. Maps are available.
Substitutes Needed!
If you or someone you know is interested in
becoming a substitute for cafeteria workers,
custodians, bus drivers (with appropriate
licensing), teaching assistants, secretaries, or
teachers, please stop by the principal’s
office to fill out an application.
After School Computer Lab Time
In an effort to provide additional computer
lab time for students, JCS will begin
offering after school computer lab time from
2:45-4:45 on Mondays through Thursdays.
Students will only be allowed to use this
time for homework/class assignments.
Students wishing to take advantage of this
lab time must sign up in the principal’s
office on the days that they wish to stay.
Students may also sign up for the late bus.
Lost & Found
Is your child missing some clothing items?
Have them check Lost & Found in the area
across from the nurse’s office.
NYS Grade 3-8 Testing
Students in grades 3-8 will be taking the
NYS ELA test on Tuesday, March 28th
–
Thursday, March 30th
. The NYS Math test
will be given on Tuesday, May 2nd
–
Thursday, May 4th
.
Tops in Education
Earn money for our school by registering at
TopsMarkets.com/Education.
Guidance Counseling
News
College Acceptances
Brittney Davis has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack and Clinton Community College.
Courtney Davis has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Darian Fonda has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Megan Fuller has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Yana Kinblom has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Annabelle Millington has been accepted to
SUNY Potsdam, Herkimer County Community
College, SUNY Adirondack, and Fulton
Montgomery Community College.
Kersten Mason has been accepted to Siena
College and Wells College.
Amara Mitchell has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Nikole Tucker has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack and New England Culinary
Institute.
SunnieLee Tucker has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Tammie Wilson has been accepted to SUNY
Adirondack.
Sebastian Wood has been accepted to SUNY
Delhi.
SELECTIVE SERVICE/
DRAFT REGISTRATION
All male citizens of the United States are
required to register with the Selective Service
within 30 days of their 18th birthday. Registration forms are available at the post
office or at www.sss.gov. Federal financial aid
programs for college will be withheld from
students who fail to comply.
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
Association of Fire Districts of the State of
New York is offering the Ned Carter
Scholarships. Any student who is related to a
firefighter, is a firefighter, or is an explorer in a
fire department can apply for a $1,500
scholarship. Applications are online at
www.firedistnys.com. The application must be
postmarked by March 4, 2017 and mailed to:
AFDSNY Scholarship Committee
c/o Eugene Petricevich
PO Box 133
Brookhaven, NY 11719
New York State Science, Technology,
Engineering, Math (STEM) Incentive
Program Scholarship – provides full tuition
awards to students in the top 10 percent of their
high school graduating class who attend one of
the State’s 87 public colleges and universities
and pursue a STEM undergraduate program of
study. In accepting the award, STEM recipients
must agree to live and work in an approved
STEM field in New York State for five years
after graduation.
The application for 2017 graduating high school
seniors will be available in January 2017. The
deadline to register is August 2017.
For more information:
http://www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-
college/financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/nys-
grants-scholarships-awards/nys-science-
technology-engineering-and-mathematics-stem-
incentive-program.html
Elks National Foundation Legacy
Awards: Legacy Awards are $4,000
scholarships for children and grandchildren
of Elks members. The Foundation will offer
a total of 250 awards in the 2017 contest.
The website to apply is
https://www.elks.org/legacyscholarship.
Applications will be due online by February
3, 2017.
New York State Achievement and
Investment in Merit Scholarship (NY-
AIMS) – provides $500 renewable, merit-
based scholarships to New York State high
school graduates who achieved academic excellence as a high school student and enroll or
plan to enroll in a public or private New York
State college immediately after high school.
Applications will be available in May 2017 at
the link below:
https://www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-
college/financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/nys-
grants-scholarships-awards/nys-achievement-
and-investment-in-merit-scholarship-ny-
aims.html
Bambino/Goncalves/Jensen Scholarships
Scholarships for students who have overcome
special challenges to complete high school, have
demonstrated a talent in imagination and
creative designs, or demonstrated involvement
in an organization that promotes equal
opportunity, and social justice.
Criteria and applications are available at:
http://nysir.org/files/2015/12/Scholarship-
Criteria.pdf
PARENTS
Monitoring your child’s grades and
assignments on a daily basis
You can monitor your child’s grades by
signing up for the Parent Portal. Go to the
school’s website www.johnsburgcsd.org.
On the toolbar at the top, select Parents.
Then select Parent Portal Request Form and
Directions.
National Jr. & Sr. Honor
Society
Members of the Johnsburg Central School’s
Gore Mountain Chapter of the National Jr.
& Sr. Honor Societies joined the Salvation
Army’s Red Kettle Campaign this season.
On November 19th
students rang the bell
outside the food court at Aviation Mall and
on December 3rd
they could be found at the
Quaker Road Walmart. This is a traditional
service activity for the National Honor
Society groups at JCS and they enjoy
greeting and serenading shoppers with
seasonal songs in the spirit of helping to
raise money for the Salvation Army.
Hugh O’Brian Youth
Foundation
Sophomore, Ava Anderson, daughter of
Mr. Anderson and Mrs. Stone, will attend
the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership
Program this spring, June 2-4, 2017, at
SUNY Oneonta. This weekend seminar
encourages students to be the best they
can be. Business leaders and
governmental officials show over 200
sophomores from New York State high
schools “how to think” can be just as
important as “what to think.” Through
small group discussions, students come to
a better understanding of leadership and
how important volunteering is. In
addition, students learn how to make their
community and school a better place.
Did You Know….??
December PreK-6 Students of the Month: … Austin Lupo, Cohen Moos, Durell McNeil,
Harleigh Donohue, Huck Knickerbocker (absent
from photo), Jenna Babushkin, Kayden Smith,
Kristofer Leonard, Levi Neal, Lillian
SanAntonio, Lilliana Hunsperger, Lucia
Williams, Mackenzie Mulligan, Memphis Facey,
Nathan Lorensen, Norah Caselli, Peyton
Lawrence (absent from photo), Regan Slater,
Rodney Wolfe, Ryder Olesheski, Sullivan
Richards, Tristan Millington
Specials: Library – Ryan Fink
Physical Education – Norah Caselli and
Benjamin Garvin
Music – Amasia-Jae Smith
Art – Maggie Pratt
Computers – Raymond Smith
Book Totals: . . .For November students in grades K-3
read 599 Books! That brings the total to
1,921books read!
5/6 Science Classes Complete Engineering
Project:
. . . Students in Mrs. Fink’s Science 5/6
classes recently completed an engineering
project that integrated building models,
wiring electrical circuits, and computer
coding. Students were challenged with the
task of creating a script to “teach” the
computer (in this case their Chromebooks)
how to play music. Next, they designed a
model of an instrument and wired it to a
circuit board called a Makey Makey, which
plugs in to the Chromebook. The
culmination of the project was to present the
instrument to the class and perform a
musical piece. Students then embedded the
digital project and performance video into a
Google Slides portfolio to share. Throughout
the process the students enjoyed learning
how to “think, make, and improve” as an
engineer.
“Raise the Roof”
JCS is building an Outdoor classroom
on the playground
This pavilion will provide a shaded
area during recess and provide a
multi-use area for outdoor classes,
picnics, event viewing, playground
viewing, etc.
Coming summer of 2017
To make a donation or volunteer to
help with an event, contact Mrs.
Flanagan in the principal’s office at
251-2921 or
JCS thanks you for your support.
“JCS Cares and Thanks You”
This holiday season students and teachers in grades PreK-6 wanted to take the time to thank their
local police departments, fire departments, and the Johnsburg EMS. Instead of classroom gift
exchanges or teacher gifts, students donated items to create goodie baskets filled with a variety
of “on the go” treats as a small token of gratitude to thank them for all their hard work,
dedication, and everything they do for our communities.
The following were Representing:
Warren County Sheriff’s Department – Sargent Robert Smith
New York State Police – Trooper Allen Hughes
North Creek Fire Department – Kathy Dubay, Caleb Buck, and Logan McKinney
Garnet Lake Fire Department – Jean Comstock
Standing in were several JCS students.
Baskets were also delivered to the North River, Riverside, Bakers Mills, and Johnsburg Fire
Departments, and the Johnsburg EMS.
Music Department Happenings
AREA ALL STATE 2016
JCS Senior Victoria Glover was selected to participate in the
NYSSMA Zone 7 Area All State Festival in Saratoga Springs on
November 17 and 18, 2016.
Miss Glover prepared advanced choral music for the event and got to
work closely with Dr. Anthony Maglione. (Pictured right with Miss
Glover)
JCS POP SINGERS GIVE BACK
On Friday, December 2, the JCS Pop Singers took a field trip to perform for members of the
senior community at both the Adirondack
Tri-County Nursing Home in North
Creek, as well as the residents at the
Warren Center in Queensbury. They
wore their best ugly Christmas sweaters
and caroled for the residents. They also
did a flash mob in the Queensbury Pizza
Hut, treating the patrons to an A Capella
song by Pentatonic. The group had a
great time and really enjoyed spreading
Holiday cheer!
. JCS POP SINGERS TO SING AS PART OF THE CASTLETON HONORS CHOIR
The 13 members of the JCS POP Singers have been selected to participate in the Castleton
University Honors Choir in Castleton, VT on Friday, January 27, 2017. Students were selected
based on their singing ability and previous All County and Area All State experience. They will
be working with Dr. Sherrill Blodgett, Director of Choral Studies at Castleton University.
JCS POP SINGERS, STAGE BAND, & HOLIDAY CHILDREN’S CHOIR PERFORM
On Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4,
the JCS Holiday Children’s Choir (Grades 1-6)
performed concerts alongside The North Country
Singers, JCS Stage Band, and JCS Pop Singers to a
packed house on both days as part of North Creek’s
community wide Holiday Celebration Concert.
JCS POP Singers (Photo by Carrie Mason)
Pictured on right: The North Country Singers
combined with the Children’s Chorus
(Photo by Carrie Mason)
JCS PREPARES FOR THE SPRING PRODUCTION OF
“WILLY WONKA”
The music room is buzzing with sounds of Oompa Loompas and chocolate rivers! January
marks the beginning of musical season here at JCS and WE CAN’T WAIT to show you all
the great things we will do!
Community volunteers (carpenters, painters, hair and makeup, costumes, photographers,
promotion, and marketing gurus are being sought after. Please contact Katy Cole,
Musical Director if you’d like to help out! [email protected].
We are so excited that Creative Stage Lighting will be helping us and we will be debuting
our BRAND NEW SOUND SYSTEM that was recently purchased for the school! It’s an
exciting time for the musicians at JCS and we welcome you to join us for our performances
on Friday, March 31st at 7PM, Saturday, April 1
st at 7PM, and Sunday, April 2
nd at 2PM.
We thank all of you for supporting our endeavors and coming to our concerts and
performances! It is what makes Johnsburg such a great place to be!!
K-6 Elementary Nordic Skiing
Sponsored by
Adirondack Treks and the JCS Nordic Ski Team
After School @ the North Creek Ski Bowl
After school 2:45-4:30 PM
With Coach Tomb, Coach West and the
JCS Varsity Nordic Team
Mondays: January-March*
Starting Date Jan 9th
● Sign up with Coach Tomb via email @ [email protected] ● Pay $5 Treks annual membership (make checks out to Adk Treks) ● Pick up and turn in permission slip and bus form to Laurie West in
the principal’s office ● Students must have their Gore Mtn. ski pass ● Students may sign up for and ride the late bus home at 4:45
*Elementary Nordic Skiing will be cancelled when there are High School Races
“Raise the Roof”
BRICK FUNDRAISER
Johnsburg Central School
We are raising money to build an outdoor classroom at JCS. This
pavilion will provide a shaded area during recess and a multi-use area
for outdoor classes, picnics, event viewing, playground viewing, etc.
Bricks will be set in the ground as an entrance to the pavilion. The
pavilion will be built during the summer of 2017.
4x8 inch brick ……… $35
8x8 inch brick ……… $50
Go to: www.bricksrus.com/order/jcs to place an on-line order
Bricks may include: Family names, Business names, In memory of …,
In Honor of …, Dedicated to …, Class of …, etc.
Questions: Call Heather Flanagan @ (518)251-2921 or email @
JCS thanks you for your support!
Johnsburg Central School – “Raise the Roof”
We are raising money to build an outdoor classroom at JCS. This pavilion will provide a shaded
area during recess and a multi-use area for outdoor classes, picnics, event viewing, playground
viewing, etc. Bricks will be set in the ground as an entrance to the pavilion. The pavilion will be
built during the summer of 2017.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
4x8 inch brick - $35 8x8 inch brick - $50
Yes, we’d like to reserve a permanent brick. Please engrave our brick as follows: ANY SYMBOL IS CONSIDERED ONE SPACE (PERIOD, COMMA, DASH)
ALL TEXT IS CENTERED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
4 x 8 Brick
8 x 8 Brick
EXAMPLE
G O N E W T O N H I G H L I O N S
S T A T E C H A M P I O N S
2 0 0 2 , 2 0 0 3 , 2 0 0 4
PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM AND YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO:
Johnsburg Central School
c/o Heather Flanagan
165 Main St.
North Creek, NY 12853
Name: ________________________________________ Phone: (_______) _________________________
Address: _______________________________________________________________________________
City: ____________________________________ State: ________________ Zip: __________________
Email Address: ___________________________________________ Amount Paid: ___________________
FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED BY June 1, 2017
If you have any questions, please call Heather Flanagan @ 518-251-2921 or email [email protected]
YOU CAN ALSO ORDER ON OUR ON-LINE ORDERING WEBSITE:
www.bricksrus.com/order/jcs
PTSA
We would like to thank everyone for your support with the Holiday Book Fair! We were able to
support the PARP Program and help the school library with the funds that were raised.
Winter sports are here! We encourage everyone to get out and show support by attending a few
games this season. The Music Department will be having their concession stand open. (I
personally love the convenience of having a quick bite to eat when schedules are so hectic). The
Beautification Club will also have items to show our school spirit.
Jan 20th
Family Movie Night the Featured Movie will be Finding Dory!
Now that the winter season is upon us, the PTSA would like to share some winter safety tips to
all who like to spend time in the snow and on the ice.
Cold Weather Safety Tips:
When it comes to staying comfortable in the great outdoors, layering is one of the
best methods for adapting quickly to changing weather conditions. If you’re new
to activities like hiking, backpacking, skiing, ice fishing, and snowshoeing,
knowing how to layer properly will help you avoid being too hot or too cold.
Be sure your kids are clad in bright colors and/or reflective material before they
head out in the snow. This helps motorists, snow plows, and snowmobilers, see
your child while playing out in the snow.
Wear sunscreen! Snow reflects 80 percent of UV rays. When those rays hit
exposed, unprotected skin, they can cause a bad burn. Worsening matters, UV
radiation exposure increases along with altitudes, making sunblock even more of
a must for pint-sized skiers and snowboarders.
According to a study in Pediatrics magazine, more than 20,000 youngsters under
the age of 19 wind up in the ER every year with sledding-related injuries, most
often to the head. So be sure to make sure the area is open and free of cars, trees,
posts, and rocks. Pick an off-peak time when child missiles aren't zooming
everywhere, and go only when it's light outside. To avoid injury, allow only one
child per sled, and avoid snow tubes, which can make it harder for others to see
your speed demon (and are harder to stop or hop off without injury).
Kids love seeing their breath in the air, but for asthmatics, simply taking a breath
in subzero temps can be challenging. That's because cold, dry air is a risk factor
for asthmatics, more likely to provoke the condition than warm, moist air. "Just as
the cold dries and chaps your hands, it can also be drying to the lungs, causing
tightening of the bronchial muscles," says Amy Burack, R.N., community asthma
programs manager for Children's Hospital Boston.
Snowmobile safety is a great concern. If you are interested in being well prepared
for your next outing please check out this link
http://nysparks.com/recreation/snowmobiles/documents/SnowmobilersGuide.pdf
Is the Ice thick enough?
Safe ice is the number one consideration. A minimum of three to four inches of solid ice
is the general rule for safety. Ice thickness, however, is not uniform on any body of
water. This is based on new, clear ice on non-running waters.
Ice Thickness Permissible Load
2 inches or less STAY OFF!
4 inches Ice Fishing and other activities
on foot
5 inches Snowmobile or ATV
8-12 inches Car or small pickup
12-15 inches Medium Truck
Slush ice is about 50 percent weaker.
Clear, ice over running water is about 20 percent weaker.
Use common sense! Be cautious in areas where "bubblers" are used to protect
docks. They can produce thin, unsafe ice some distance away.
Be especially alert in areas near shore, over moving bodies of water and on lakes
and ponds where streams enter or exit. Remember, just like swimming use the
buddy system while out on the ice of lakes and ponds - it saves lives.
Come join us for Profile Night!
What? An opportunity for students to begin creating a profile on the
Scholarship America Website and to familiarize students and families
with the Dollars for Scholars program
Who? Any students in grades 9-12, and your parents/guardians
Where? JCS High School Computer Lab
When? Thursday, January 26 from 4:30 – 6:30
Come start your profile and learn more about how you can earn credits toward
tuition for college or technical school!
Parents: All kids entering 7
th and 12
th grade
must have the meningococcal vaccine.
About the Vaccine:
• It’s not a new vaccine. It’s been recommended for a decade.
• Most parents already choose to vaccinate their children.
• What’s new is that the vaccine will be required for
school entry as of Sept. 1, 2016.
About Meningococcal Disease:
• It causes bacterial meningitis and other serious diseases.
• Teens and young adults are at greater risk.
• It comes on quickly and without warning.
• Its symptoms are similar to the flu.
• Every case of this disease can result in
death or long-term disability.
Check with your doctor. Even kids who have had a shot
before may need a booster to start school.
To learn more, visit
health.ny.gov/immunize
Immunization is Protection.
165 Main St., North Creek, NY 12853
______ Yes, I would like to purchase the
PreK-12 Yearbook for $40.00 a copy or $45.00 with name
engraved.
Student Name:___________________________
Parent Name:_____________________________
Address:_________________________________
Phone #:_________________________________
Grade:_______ Home Room #:______
Name Engraving - _________________________
(print exactly as you wish name to be printed on book)
______ # of books x $_____ = _____ Total Due
(Please make checks payable to:
JCS Yearbook)
Return this form to either
Maria Glode or Coach Toney
by January 17, 2017
To order on-line, go to www.johnsburgcsd.org, click the
“Parent” link across the top, then “Yearbook Info.”
165 Main St., North Creek, NY 12853
______ Yes, I would like to purchase the
PreK-12 Yearbook for $40.00 a copy or $45.00 with name
engraved.
Student Name:___________________________
Parent Name:_____________________________
Address:_________________________________
Phone #:_________________________________
Grade:_______ Home Room #:______
Name Engraving - _________________________
(print exactly as you wish name to be printed on book)
______ # of books x $_____ = _____ Total Due
(Please make checks payable to:
JCS Yearbook)
Return this form to either
Maria Glode or Coach Toney
by January 17, 2017
165 Main St., North Creek, NY 12853
NOTES FROM HOME Order Form
To: __________________________________
Grade/Teacher:______________________
From: ________________________________
Phone #:______________________
Cost: $10.00 per box – 1/16 size (Please make checks payable to: JCS Yearbook.)
Return this form to either your
teacher, Ms. Glode or Coach Toney
by January 17, 2017
165 main St., North Creek, NY 12853
PATRON PAGE
Order Form
The Patron Page will once again be added to the 2017 PreK-12
Garnet Yearbook. If you would like to have your name
published on this page please fill out the form below.
Your Name: _____________________________
Phone #:_______________________
Cost: $3.00 per line
(Please make checks payable to: JCS Yearbook.)
(Please print your name below in the box exactly as you would like it
to appear in the yearbook. You can include Mr.& Mrs.)
Return this form to either your
teacher, Ms. Glode or Coach Toney
by January 17, 2017
To: _________________________________________
First and Last name
Message here:
From: __________________________________________
First and Last name
JANUARY 24 TUESDAY
JANUARY 25 WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 26 THURSDAY
JANUARY 27 FRIDAY
8:00AM 8:00AM 8:00AM 8:00AM
RE in Global History & Geography
Physical Setting/Physics*
RCT in Reading*
Living Environment Physical Setting/Chemistry
RCT in U.S. History & Government*
RE in U.S. History & Government
Physical Setting/Earth Science
RE in Geometry (Common Core)
RE in Algebra II (Common Core)
RCT in Global Studies*
12:00PM 12:00PM 12:00PM Uniform Admission Deadlines
Morning
Examinations – 10:00 a.m.
Afternoon
Examinations – 2:00 p.m.
RE in English Language Arts (Common Core)
RCT in Science*
RE in Algebra 2/Trigonometry (2005 Learning Standard)
RCT in Mathematics*
RE in Algebra I (Common Core)
RCT in Writing
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK THE STATE
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Office
of State Assessment
Albany,
NY 12234
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE: JANUARY 2017
Students must verify with their schools the exact times that they are to report for their State examinations.
* Available in Restricted Form only. Each copy of a restricted test is numbered and sealed in its own envelope and must be returned, whether
used or unused, to the Department at the end of the examination period. DET 504 Jan 2017
Sign up your child today!
Simply fill out the form below and mail to:
Johnsburg Central School District
165 Main Street
North Creek, NY 12853
(518) 251-2921
Dolly Parton’s IMAGINATION LIBRARY Official Registration Form
Privacy Statement: This information will not be used for any purpose other than those related to the Imagination
Library. PLEASE PRINT
1ST
Preschool Child’s FULL Name________________________________________________
Child’s Date of Birth ____/_____/_____ Sex: M F Phone_______________________
2nd
Preschool Child’s FULL Name _______________________________________________
Child’s Date of Birth ____/_____/_____ Sex: M F Phone ______________________
Parent/Guardian’s Name _______________________________________________________
Child’s Home Address ________________________________________________________
ADDRESS
____________________________________________________________________________
CITY STATE ZIP CODE
Mailing Address _________________________________________________________
(If different)
Email Address ____________________________________________________________
“This child is a resident of Johnsburg Central School District” ___________________________
SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: Date Received: _________________ Group Code: ___________-_________________
Imagination Library – A Free Collection of Children’s Books
The Johnsburg Chapter of Imagination Library is beginning its third year of providing free quality children’s
books to any child living in the Johnsburg school district. To date, nearly 80 families have enrolled in this
program. Besides living in the school district, the only requirement is that your child ranges in age from newborn through
their fifth birthday. Once a month, your child will receive a beautiful children’s book that is age appropriate
delivered to your home. This program is now in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia and was founded by
Dolly Parton. The cost of our children’s literature has been underwritten by the Glenn and Carol Pearsall Adirondack
Foundation as well as the Charles R. Wood Foundation. We appreciate their generosity and hope you
choose to enroll your child. Please don’t miss out on taking part in this great opportunity and enjoy reading time with your child!
JCS BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
2 Juice 3
French Toast
Syrup
Cereal
Toast
Jelly
Milk
Juice 4
Applesauce
Bacon breakfast
Sandwich
Cereal
English/Jelly
Milk
Juice or 5
Bananas
Cereal
Toast
Jelly
Milk
Juice 6
Pancakes
Syrup
Cereal
Toast
Jelly
Milk
Juice 9
Breakfast Pizza
Hash Browns
Milk
Juice 10
Cheese Omelet
Cereal
Muffins
Milk
Juice or 11
Strawberries
Waffles/Syrup
Cereal
Toast/Jelly
Milk
Juice 12
Bacon and
Cheese on a Bagel
Milk
Juice 13
Breakfast Parfait
Cereal
Toast
Jelly
Milk
16
Martin
Luther
King
Day
Juice 17
Sausage Breakfast
Sand.
Cereal
English/Jelly
Milk
Juice 18
Pancakes
Syrup
Cereal
Toast/Jelly
Milk
Juice 19
Scrambled Eggs
Cereal
Muffins
Milk
Juice 20
French Toast
Syrup
Cereal
Toast/Jelly
Milk
Juice 23
Breakfast Parfait
Cereal
Toast
Jelly
Milk
Juice 24
Veggie Omelet
Cereal
Muffins
Milk
Juice 25
Breakfast Pizza
Hash Browns
Milk
Juice 26
Ham Breakfast
Sandwich
Cereal
English/Jelly
Milk
Juice 27
Applesauce
Mini Waffles
Syrup
Milk
Juice 30
Banana
Cereal
Toast/Jelly
Milk
Juice 31
Bacon and Cheese
on a Bagel
Milk
Prepay Breakfast
and Lunch Prices:
Reduced: 25 cents
Regular: $1.00
Adult: $2.00
Breakfast and
Lunch passes
should be paid the
next day.
Breakfast will not be served if there is a school delay
Civil Rights Program Nondiscrimination Statement: U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers,
employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal,
and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income
is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or
funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities)
HAPPY NEW
YEARS
JCS LUNCH
LUNCH MENU IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
Cheese or 3
Bacon Ranch Pizza
Vegetables
Muffins
Strawberries
Milk
Sloppy Joes 4
Smiles
Vegetables
Applesauce
Milk
Chicken Tenders 5
Pasta
Vegetables
Crisp
Milk
Meatball Sub 6
Baked Chips
Vegetables
Pineapple
Milk
Grilled Chicken 9
On a Bun
Rice
Vegetables
Mandarin oranges
Milk
Italian Dunkers 10
Pasta
Vegetable
Pears
Milk
Caesar Salad 11
w/ Chicken
Muffins
Peaches
Milk
Hamburger or 12
Hot Dog/Cheese
Wedges
Vegetables
Pineapples
Milk
Tomato Soup 13
Toasted Cheese
Vegetables
Strawberries
Milk
16
Martin
Luther
King
Day
Chicken Nuggets17
Rice
Vegetables
Crisp
Milk
Tacos 18
Lettuce, Tomatoes
Refried Beans
French Fries/Rice
Oranges
Milk
Chicken and 19
Gravy
Potatoes
Vegetables
Biscuits
Strawberries
Milk
Bacon Cheese 20
Burger or Cheese
Pizza
Vegetables
Muffins
Applesauce
Milk
Hamburger or 23
Hot Dog/Cheese
Couscous
Vegetables
Pears
Milk
Vegetarian Chili 24
Corn Muffins
Cinnamon-
Applesauce
Milk
Chicken Patty 25
Sandwich
Smiles
Vegetables
Peaches
Milk
Baked Ziti 26
Vegetables
Dinner Rolls
Mandarin Oranges
Milk
Hawaiian 27
Chicken
(contains coconut)
Potatoes
Vegetables
Muffins
Pineapples/Milk
Hamburg Gravy 30
Mashed Potatoes
Vegetables
Muffins
Apples
Milk
Cheesy Turkey 31
Rice Casserole
Vegetables
Strawberries
Milk
Adult lunches $3.75
Soup and Salads are
made daily as part of
the lunch
Milk is 50 cents
when purchased
with a lunch from
home or as an extra
drink whether you
receive free or
reduced lunches
Lunch prices:
Reduced: 25 cents
Regular Pre-K thru
5th
grade: $1.50
Regular 6th
-12th
:
$1.75
All bread products are 100% wheat Civil Rights Program Nondiscrimination Statement: The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its
customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex,
gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual
orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic
information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases
will apply to all programs and/or employment activities)
Happy New
Year!!!
