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Timber Tracks Exeter-Milligan Public Schools
May, 2015 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Newsletter This will be the final newsletter of this school year. The next issue will be out in early August. 2015 Graduation Exeter-Milligan will graduate 15 seniors on Saturday, May 9th. Graduation will be held at the gymnasium in Exeter at 4:00 PM. There will be reserved seating on the floor for parents of the graduates plus each senior will receive 4 additional seats.
Following is a list of the Class of 2015
Dustin Allen Axline – son of Tim Axline and Sandy Girmus Jordyn Nicole Brandt- daughter of Roger & Dianne Brandt Samuele Colombo-son of Arturo & Rossella Colombo and Host Parents John & Anita Mueller Madison Lynne Horne-daughter of Jim & Kristi Horne Kyle Andrew Jensen-son of Aarik Jensen and Melanie Schluter Dillan Michael Jindra -son of Chad Jindra and Amber Jindra Brody Kenneth Kresak- son of Brad & Tracy Kresak Zachary James Kroll-son of Robert & Laura Kroll Derek James Luzum-son of Dale & Tamra Luzum Jarett Dale Maxson-son of Joel Maxson and Rhonda Maxson Broc Edward Mueller-son of John & Anita Mueller Amber Leigh Pribyl-daughter of Tim & Mary Kay Pribyl Maitlyn Taylor Thomsen-daughter of Douglas & Dacel Thomsen Austin Jefferson Underwood – son of Jeff & Amie Underwood James Dalton Zelenka – son of John & Traci Zelenka The Former Exeter Preschool The former Exeter Preschool board has donated the remainder of their funds to the Exeter-Milligan Public School library. The funds will be used for furniture for the Exeter Elementary Site and the Milligan Elementary Site. Mrs. Soukup and the school would like to thank them for their generous donation. From the Yearbook Staff Time is running out to order a 2014-2015 yearbook. Go to tinyurl.com/emyearbook to order yours today.
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Athletic Banquet The 2014-2015 Exeter-Milligan 7-12 Athletic Banquet will be held on Tuesday, April 28 at 6:30 PM at the gymnasium in Exeter. All students, parents, and patrons are invited to attend. A catered meal and beverage will be provided. No advance tickets will be sold; there will be a free will donation to defray the cost of the meal. ALL FRESHMEN and JUNIORS are asked to provide a dessert for the banquet. Desserts can be taken to the school office during the day or brought directly to the banquet no later than 5:30 PM. SOPHOMORE STUDENTS and PARENTS will set up, serve, and tear down for the banquet. The work schedule is listed below. *The first person (parents) is the chairman for the committee. The chairman of each committee needs to contact Liz Zeleny by April 21 at 366-1228 if they cannot fulfill their assignment. All sophomores and their parents are asked to remain after the banquet for clean up. COMMITTEES – Monday, April 27 – 7:00 PM Setup Tables & Chairs *Cameron White, Evan True, Katherine Skinner, Haylee Sheffield, Trevor Luzum, Sam Horne, Sydney Hall, Ashley Benorden Senior Photo Table/Decorations *Hailey Luzum (Trystan Brandt) COMMITTEES – Tuesday, April 28 – 6:30 PM Prepare Beverages & Serve *Evan Harre, Quinton Behrens Food Table/Serve Desserts *Joan Strate, Ella Wilkins, Bailey Steuben, Kyle Jindra
Exeter-Milligan Boosters ALL SENIORS are asked to please attend the Athletic Banquet and encouraged to bring a framed senior photo for display during the evening (photos should be be brought to the office during the week of the banquet, no later than 3:30 PM on Tuesday). We hope everyone will come and enjoy the evening with your classmates! Exeter-Milligan Boosters
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Elementary Move-Up Day On Friday, May 8, 2015, Exeter-Milligan Elementary will have a “move-up” day. This day will also include Kindergarten Round-up. Those children that will be kindergartners in the fall of 2015 are invited to attend Kindergarten that morning. Each of the other classes will then move to the next grade level. This will give second graders an opportunity to see what it will be like at the Milligan site next year, and the sixth graders the opportunity to see what it will be like in Jr. High. New kindergartners will have a snack break mid-morning and can be picked up before lunch at 11:00am. Second graders that reside in the Exeter area will ride the bus to Milligan at 7:50am. They are welcome to eat breakfast at 7:30am at the Exeter site before getting on the bus. Those that live in the Milligan area can enter the Milligan site school building at 7:30am to eat breakfast or 7:45am to wait in the library for school to start. The sixth graders who reside in the Milligan area will ride the bus to Exeter at 7:50am. They are welcome to eat breakfast at 7:30am at the Milligan site before getting on the bus. All sixth graders should report to Mr. Schlueter in the Exeter office on this day. He will give everyone instructions on where to go. Sixth graders will eat at 11:00am in Exeter. This day is also Elementary Field Day. Students at the Milligan site will eat at 11:00am and will be bussed to the Exeter site. Field Day will begin at 12:00pm. Physical Information All Kindergarten, 7th graders, and new students entering the school this fall are required to have a physical examiniation. This is the state law! The financial responsibility of this exam rests with the parents. This examination should be turned into the Exeter office prior to the first day of school. Athletic Physicals All 7-8 grade students and all 9-12 grade athletes must have a physical examination before the first day of athletic practice. High school football, softball, and girls golf practice will begin on Monday, August 10th, and volleyball practice will begin on Monday, August 17th. Kindergarten Requirements All students entering kindergarten must have on file BEFORE the first day of school the following items: Certified copy of birth certificate, physical form, eye examination form and updated immunization record.
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Notice to Parents – Childfind This notice is to inform the patrons of the Exeter-Milligan District 01 that: Public Law 94-142 and State Rule 51 and 54 mandate that free appropriate public education is available to each handicapped child, years 0-21, who reside in a local school district. Handicapped children are defined as: Physically Handicapped, Visually Handicapped, Acoustically Handicapped, Speech Handicapped, Orthopedically Handicapped, Educable Mentally Handicapped, Behaviorally Impaired, Specific Learning Disabled, Mentally Retarded, Multi-Handicapped, Home and Hospital Bound. (By reason, thereof, require special education and related services.) If you feel that your child may qualify under any of the above categories please contact Paul Sheffield Superintendent, Exeter-Milligan Public School District #01, Exeter, NE. 402-266-5911. 2015 GFWC/NFWC District IV -Fine Arts Winners
1st place winners went on to STATE in April! Elementary: 1st Place: Emma Meyer, Savana Krupicka 2nd Place: Cohen Harre 3rd Place: Jaiden Papik Junior High: 1st Place and Best of Show: Anna Sluka 2nd Place: Peytan Brandt 3rd Place: Kayla Geiger High School: 1st Place and Best of Show: Jordyn Brandt (3) 1st Place: Hailey Luzum, Chase Hansen, Tara Mueller, Claire Mounce 2nd Place: Hailey Luzum, Jordyn Brandt (2) 3rd Place: Jordyn Brandt, Andrew Hansen High School Photography:
1st Place: Hannah Horne 2nd Place: Brianna Beatham, Hannah Horne
Exeter Milligan placed 8 of our State Qualifying pieces at this years GFWC State Fine Arts Contest! Congratulations goes out to the Following students:
1st place winners: 2nd grade, Emma Meyers, tempra paint self portrait. 7th grade, Anna Sluka, oil pastel self portrait. 9th grade, Tara Mueller with her batik 10th grade, Hailey Luzum with her mosaic 12th grade, Jordyn Brandt with her scratch art 2nd place winners: 9th grade, Hannah Horne, photography 12th grade, Jordyn Brandt, pen and ink 3rd place winner: 9th grade, Claire Mounce, oil pastel
To Celebrate Youth Arts Month and Exeter Milligan’s fabulous artists, we had our first Annual Family Art Night! Many of the high school art students helped set up the art show and 8 activities that the families could participate in. High school students and a few parent volunteers ran the stations and many kids had some hands on FUN as they went from table to table to explore different ways to use their creativity. When asking my elementary classes what their favorite station was, the majority of them thought getting their face painted was a fun experience! However, many agreed that making symmetrical butterflies and a timberwolf mosaic was really cool too. Below you will see that the photobooth and origami station was a hit too. Thanks to all the families and volunteers who came out hand made our 2015 Family
Art night a huge success!
MUSIC NEWS!!CRC Honor Band and Honor Choir!Twenty-two students participated in the Crossroads Conference Honor Band and Honor Choir on March 23, at the Central City Performing Arts Center. The band played under the direction of Dr. Daniel Laing of Hastings College. Those playing in the band (* - indicates first chair medal winners) were: Jordyn Brandt*, Ella Wilkins, Alexis Uldrich, Ashley Benorden*, Kaitlyn Vavra*, Madison Horne, Katherine White, Hannah Horne, Trystan Brandt*, Amber Pribyl, Trever Zelenka, Caitlin Murphy*, Haylee Sheffield*, Samantha Horne, Nick Hayek, Patrick Murphy, Kirby Soukup, Jack Dinneen, and Janey Due*. The choir sang under the direction of Miss Katie Burns. Members of the honor choir were: Katie Skinner, Ella Wilkins, Katie Moody, Alexis Uldrich, Andrew Dyer and Nick Hayek!!MUDECAS Music Contest!On March 24 we attended the MUDECAS Music Contest at Palmyra. Thank you to Lisa Soukup, Leesa Bartu, and Paul Sheffield for their assistance. All 7-12 band and 9-12 choir members attended. Receiving superior ratings at the contest were: Ashley Benorden, vocal solo; Ashley Benorden & Ella Wilkins, vocal duet; Ella Wilkins, Katie Moody & Alexis Uldrich, vocal trio; Ashley Benorden, Samantha Horne, Haylee Sheffield, Katie Skinner & Ella Wilkins, miscellaneous vocal ensemble; Jordyn Brandt, flute solo; Jordyn Brandt & Ella Wilkins, flute duet; Jordyn Brandt, Ella Wilkins, Alexis Uldrich & Tara Mueller, flute quartet; Hannah Horne & Bailey Steuben, baritone saxophone duet; Trystan Brandt, trumpet solo; Amber Pribyl & Caitlin Murphy, brass duet; Haylee Sheffield, French horn solo; Caitlin Murphy, Haylee Sheffield, Samantha Horne & Josie Kresak, French Horn quartet; Jordyn Brandt, piano solo; Ella Wilkins, piano solo. Receiving excellent ratings were: Haylee Sheffield, vocal solo; Katie Skinner, vocal solo; Alexis Uldrich, vocal solo; Ella Wilkins, vocal solo; Katie Moody & Alexis Uldrich, vocal duet; women's choir; Brianna Beatham, bass clarinet solo, Patrick Murphy, trombone solo; and concert band. Receiving good ratings were: Andrew Dyer, vocal solo; and concert choir.!!Class D All-State!Eleven high school band members participated in the Nebraska Class D All-State at UNK on March 28. Thank you to Dacel Thomsen for her help in sponsoring the day. The symphonic band played under the direction of Dr. Brian Alber and the wind ensemble played under the direction of Dr. Duane Bierman. E-M members of the symphonic band were: Ella Wilkins, Trystan Brandt, Haylee Sheffield, Samantha Horne and Patrick Murphy. Members of the wind ensemble (* indicates first chair medal winners) were: Jordyn Brandt*, Alexis Uldrich, Kaitlyn Vavra, Ashley Benorden, Amber Pribyl* and Maitlyn Thomsen*. Congratulations to Jordyn Brandt for receiving the Class D All-State Scholarship this year!!!Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Concert!The 5th and 6th grade students attended a LSO concert at the Lied Center on Monday, March 30. This year’s concert was comprised entirely of music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Two actors portrayed Mozart and important figures in his life while the orchestra played. A big THANK YOU to the Geneva Arts Council for purchasing tickets for the students again this year.!!Meridian JH Honor Band and Honor Choir!Exeter-Milligan had seven students participate in the Meridian JH Honor Band and Choir Clinic on April 10. Choir members were Nick Hayek and Eli Johnson. Band members were Peytan Brandt, Joel Klemm, Josie Kresak, Caitlin Murphy and Spencer Pribyl.!
Old Time Radio Show!Fifth and sixth grade band members who participated in the Bruning-Davenport Middle School Band Contest in February also performed on the KAWL Old Time Radio Show on Wednesday, April 15, at 1:00 p.m. Students participating were: Cammie Harrison, Casey Jindra, Georgia Meyer, Daisy Kanode, Jaiden Papik, Clint Oldehoeft, Brock Steuben, Rebecca Krupicka, Alec Schlueter, Kole Svec, Briana Capek, Ben Bartu and Braden Capek. Thank you to Generations Bank for sponsoring our group!!!District Music Contest!The 7-12 music groups compete at Sutton on April 23-24. Results will be published at a later date.!!Memorial Day Services - May 25, 2015!The E-M 7-12 band will play at the Exeter Memorial Day Service during the morning and the Milligan Memorial Day Service during the afternoon as long as there are enough students to play and have a good-sounding band at each location. Please mark this on your calendar and let Mrs. Murphy know as soon as possible if you have a conflict so she can make plans. Graduating seniors are encouraged to come back and play with the group.!!Summer Lessons!• Band lessons will be offered again this summer to all students entering the 5-12 grade bands. !• They will be held July 27-31 and August 3-7 from 8-4 each day.!• The schedule can be found on Mrs. Murphy’s website.!• Students entering grades 5-7 should sign up for two lessons. Students entering grades 8-12
should sign up for one lesson. Students interested in auditioning for the all-state choir or band should sign up for two lessons. !
• Grades 5/6 will work on learning/reviewing their instrument.!• Grades 7-12 will review/learn pep band music and honor band/playing test music for the year.!• Please notice the locations of lessons each day, they are in Exeter and Milligan on different
days. The town is highlighted in yellow.!• Students entering grades 7-12 will also check out their band uniform at their lesson if it is in
Exeter. !• To sign up for a lesson, parents need to email Mrs. Murphy the date and time they would like.
She is the only one who can enter names on the schedule. They will be entered in the order they are received and kept up to date as much as time allows.
CRC Honor Band & Choir
Class D All-State Band Members
5th & 6th Grade Attending the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra Concert
5th & 6th Grade Band Solos/Duets
KAWL Old Time Radio Show Meridian JH Honor Band & Choir
VIEW FROM THE FRONT OFFICE WOW – where did the 201415 school year run off too? Before we know it, we will hear
Pomp and Circumstance and send kids home for the summer. It has been an exciting year, filled with many successes and also some secondguesses. Overall, looking back, it has been a successful one.
This past year, we have had the opportunity to hear some amazing speakers. One that left his mark with me was St. Edward native Scott Shanle. His three main points hit home and I would like to put my spin on those points.
The first point is remember where you have been. There is something to say about experience. As a beginning teacher, I did not have that experience to draw on once I had my own classroom. Everything was new to me and I had to experience the good with the bad. I soon discovered what was taught in college was not exactly how it happened in real life. Over time, I was able to recognize this and draw on my experiences to help ford the way.
However, this point also has a flip side to it. One could also take this as remember where you came from. As Bon Jovi sings,” Who says you can't go home. There's only one place that call me one of their own.” We must always remember where we came from. Those people, places and things have shaped us into who we are today. Our experiences, where we came from, have helped guide us on our fantastic journey and we must never forget that.
We must also remember who we are. One must never lose sight of who they are and what they stand for. Each one of us has a central core of beliefs, beliefs that are developed from where we’ve been and our experiences. These core beliefs help guide us on our path in life. However, we must not deviate from these core beliefs, these principles. Compromising these core principles will lead to forgetting who we are and what we stand for. It will also deviate us from where we are going – it will push us in the wrong direction.
Throughout all of this, we have to keep focus of where want to go. The experiences that we’ve had have helped shape our core, but we must have a focus in mind. This translates into goals. We must always remind ourselves, “OK that’s fine, but where do I go from here. How does this help me in MY future?” Without a clear focus of where want to go, we will be like petals in the wind – blown about by forces we cannot control. This can also shake us from our core beliefs and lead to a destructive path. As we go through life, each stage in our lives is a new chapter in our book. No matter how tough it gets, we need to push through those tough times, keep our focus and maintain our course.
In a few weeks, we will say goodbye to 14 seniors and three foreign exchange students. Our goal is to help set these 17 young adults on that righteous path – helping them set a translucent focus of where they want to go. We also want them to remember where they came from and who they are. Seniors (and foreign exchange students) always remember, who says you can’t come home? I have enjoyed having each one in school and getting to know each as individuals. As one of my college professors used to say, “Study hard.” I would like to add one point to that tidbit of information enjoy what life has to offer. Take the talents you have been given and expand on them. Don’t do just enough to get by, do what it takes to get ahead. Be the leader of the pack – the view is much better ☺
Thought for the month In life, what appears to be an end is actually a new beginning.
August 2015M T W T F 10 - Start FB/SB/GG Practice M T W T F3 4 5 6 7 12, 13 - Teacher In-service 1
10 11 12 13 14 14 - First Day of School - (Dismiss @ 2:20) 4 5 6 7 817 18 19 20 21 17 - Start VB Practice 11 12 13 14 1524 25 26 27 28 18 19 20 21 2231 25 26 27 28 29
September 2015 7 - Labor Day - No School
M T W T F 8 - NO SCHOOL In-service (Cohort) M T W T F1 2 3 4 30 - Dismiss at 2:20 - PTC 5:00 to 8:00 PM 1 2 3 4 5
7 8 9 10 11 8 9 10 11 1214 15 16 17 18 October 2015 15 16 17 18 1921 22 23 24 25 16 - End of 1st Qtr - 44 days 22 23 24 25 2628 29 30 30 - NO SCHOOL 29
November 2015M T W T F 26, 27 - Thanksgiving Vacation M T W T F
1 2 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 December 2015 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 - Dismiss at 2:20 14 15 16 17 1819 20 21 22 23 18 - End 2nd qtr/1st Sem - 42/86 days 21 22 23 24 2526 27 28 29 30 23 - 27 - NSAA Moratorium 28 29 30 31
January 2016M T W T F 4 - NO SCHOOL In-service (Cohort) M T W T F2 3 4 5 6 5 - School Reconvenes 18 9 10 11 12 4 5 6 7 8
16 17 18 19 20 March 2016 11 12 13 14 1523 24 25 26 27 4 - NO SCHOOL 18 19 20 21 2230 11 - NO SCHOOL 25 26 27 28 29
10 - End of 3rd Qtr - 47 days25, 28 - NO SCHOOL (Spring Break)
M T W T F M T W T F1 2 4 5 April 2016 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 8 9 10 11 9 10 11 12 1314 15 16 17 18 May 2016 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 7 - Graduation at 4:00 pm 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31 18 - Last Day Grades K-6 - dismiss at 2:20 30 31
19 - Last Day Grades 7-12- dismiss at 2:20 End of 4th qtr/2nd Sem - 47/94 Days
* August 12 - Open House 180 days for grades K-12 from 5 to 7 at each site 20 - Teacher In-service
* Gray box denotes a 2:20DAILY SCHEDULE dismissal time.M - Th: 8:15 to 3:32F (last day of wk): 8:15 to 2:20 Approved Jan 14, 2015
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Exeter-Milligan Public School2015-16 Calendar
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Dried Fruits
Summer Volleyball Camp!!Where: Exeter-Milligan High School Gym in Exeter!!When: July 27th and July 28th, 2015!!Ages: For any student entering 4th-12th grade in the fall!!Time: 9:00 am - 11:30 am!4th-8th Graders!! 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm! 9th-12th Graders! !!Cost: $30!!Camp Format: All skills will be covered, team building activities, some scrimmage opportunities!!!
Camp Clinicians: !!Claire White - 2012 EMHS Graduate, 2-Time State Champion, 1-Time State Runner-up. Played one season for Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. Has played the past two seasons for Concordia University in Seward, Nebraska. Will be a senior on Concordia’s team this fall. Has much camp experience and will provide collegiate insight in her teaching technique and will make this a great experience for your student.!!Jackie Luzum - 2013 EMHS Graduate, 3-Time State Champion, 1-Time State Runner-up. Played one season for Iowa Western University in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Is now working to receive her degree in Exercise Science. Will bring great knowledge of the game plus provide your student with invaluable training techniques to make them a more rounded player.!!!Return these items (the waiver form and your check made payable to Claire or Jackie) to the school or send to Darcy White at 218 Road T, Exeter, NE 68351 by May 20th. If you are unsure if you will be able to attend and would like more information, please call Mrs. White at the school. !!!!!!!!!
!Exeter-Milligan Volleyball Camp Waiver Form!!
I give permission for my daughter to participate in the E-M Volleyball Camp. I know of no condition that would prevent my daughter from participating in the activities. I waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages I may have against Exeter-Milligan High School or any of their representatives for any damages that may be sustained or suffered during camp. I realize insurance is not provided by Exeter-Milligan High School and therefore I assume all risk of injury. !!Participant Name _______________________________________!!Participant Age/Grade ___________!!Parent/Guardian name (please print)__________________________________!!Parent/Guardian signature__________________________________ !!Date__________!!
TIMBERWOLVES BASKETBALL CAMP 2015
This summer Jackson Krejci will be holding a basketball minicamp for all boys and girls interested in learning and/or developing basketball skills. The camp will run for three days for all boys and girls in grades 1 through 8. The schedule for the camp is as follows: In Exeter Grades 18 9:00 – 11:00 (The grades pertain to the grade your child will enter next fall.) The camp will be held in Exeter and will be directed by Jackson Krejci, basketball coach at ExeterMilligan Schools. Also helping with the camp will be some of next year’s high school players. The camp will emphasize skill development of the basic fundamentals, teamwork, and enthusiasm for the game of basketball. The camp offers players the opportunity to improve their individual and team skills. Cost of this camp will be $30.
Permit to Attend
I hereby give my son/daughter ___________________________ who will enter grade ___________ next fall permission to attend the Timberwolves Basketball Camp. It is understood that the child is under school supervision but neither the school district nor those in charge will be held responsible in case of an accident.
_____________________________ Parent/Guardian Signature
CAMP SITE AND DATE In Exeter – May 26,27,28 If you would like a T-shirt, the form needs to be turned in with the money by Friday May 15. Make checks payable to Jackson Krejci. Please indicate shirt size: Youth M L
Adult S M L XL If you have any questions contact Jackson Krejci at 2665911 (School) or at 7100109 (Home). Address all forms to Jackson Krejci, 335 N 8th Street, Apt 211, Lincoln, NE 68508. Or you can bring them to the school.
Summary of the School Immunization Rules and Regulations
2015-2016
Student Age Group
Required Vaccines
Ages 2 through 5 years enrolled in a
school based program not licensed as a
child care provider
4 doses of DTaP, DTP, or DT vaccine,
3 doses of Polio vaccine,
3 doses of Hib vaccine or 1 dose of Hib given at or after 15 months of
age, *Hib not required after child reaches 5 yrs of age
3 doses of pediatric Hepatitis B vaccine,
1 dose of MMR or MMRV given on or after 12 months of age,
1 dose of varicella (chickenpox) or MMRV given on or after 12
months of age. written documentation (including year) of varicella
disease from parent, guardian, or health care provider will be
accepted.
4 doses of pneumococcal or 1 dose of pneumococcal given on or
after 15 months of age. *Pneumococcal not required after child
reaches 5 yrs of age
Students from Kindergarten through
12th Grade, including all transfer
students from outside the State of
Nebraska and any foreign students
3 doses of DTaP, DTP, DT, or Td vaccine, one given on or after the
4th birthday,
3 doses of Polio vaccine,
3 doses of pediatric Hepatitis B vaccine or 2 doses of adolescent
vaccine if student is 11-15 years of age.
2 doses of MMR or MMRV vaccine, given on or after 12 months of
age and separated by at least one month,
2 doses of varicella (chickenpox) or MMRV given on or after 12
months of age. Written documentation (including year) of varicella
disease from parent, guardian, or health care provider will be
accepted. If the child has had varicella disease, they do not need any
varicella shots.
Additionally, for 7th Grade Only
1 dose of Tdap (must contain Pertussis booster)
Source: Nebraska Immunization Program, Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, 2011. For additional information, call 402-471-6423.
The School Rules & Regulations are available on the internet: http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/reg/t173.htm (Title 173: Control of Communicable Diseases - Chapter 3; revised and implemented 2011)
Updated 1/2014
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Exeter-Milligan Public School – May, 2015
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1
Golf @ Fremont 9am CRC JH Track @ McCool- 9am
2 CRC Track @ Osceola-9am
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5 Golf @ Sutton 9am Honor’s Night 7pm Senior’s Last Day
6 CRC Golf @ Friend 9:30am
7 HS Track @ McCool 9:30am K-2 Field Trips
8 Elementary Move-Up Day Elementary Field Day - Noon
9 Graduation 4pm
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11 Golf @ Osceola 9am
12 Juniors to Career Day @ Dorchester
13 District Track @ Henderson
14 3-6 Field Trips
15 16
17 18 District Golf @ Oakland 2:18 Dismissal
19 Kindergarten Graduation-1:30 Elementary’s Last Day 2:18 Dismissal
20 7-12 Last Day of School
21 Teacher’s Inservice
22 State Track @ Omaha
23 State Track @ Omaha Alumni Banquet
24 25 Memorial Day Services & Exeter 10am and Milligan 2pm
26 27 State Golf @ Kearney
28 State Golf @ Kearney
29 30
MAY BREAKFAST & LUNCH MENUS
Exeter Site Breakfast 1 - Cherry Frudel & Omelet 4 – Sausage, Egg, & Cheese Croissant 5 – Double Stuffed Breakfast Pizza 6 – French Toast Sticks & Sausage Patty 7 – Biscuits & Gravy 8 – Mini Cinni Buns & Berry Parfait 11 – French Toast & Omelet 12 – Mini Pancakes & Scrambled Eggs 13 – Caramel Apple Parfait & Bagel or Granola Bar 14 – Homemade Breakfast Pizza 15 – Ham, Egg, and Cheese English Muffin 18 – Sausage, Egg, and Cheese Pancake Power Sandwich 19 – Cinnamon Roll and Scrambled Eggs 20 – Double Stuffed Breakfast Pizza Breakfast has choice of Main Entrée, Hot or Cold Cereal, Yogurt or WG Toast, with Assorted Fruit, 100% Fruit Juice
Exeter Site Lunch
1 – Grilled Chicken Sand, Potato, Steamed Broccoli, Fruit 4 – Chicken Fajita, Lettuce/Cheese, Black Beans, Salsa, Potato, Fruit 5 – Individual Pepperoni or Hamburger Supreme Pizza, Salad, Fruit, Cookie 6 – Mini Corn Dogs, Baked Beans, Potato, Fruit, Bar 7 – Pizza Sticks OR Mini Calzones, Green Beans, Fruit 8 – Chicken Strips, Potato, Vegetable, Muffin, Fruit 11 – (Elem) Corn Dog/(HS) Breaded Pork or Hamburger, Potato, Green Beans, Fruit 12 – Rotini, Meat Sauce, Garlic Bread, Romaine Salad, Fruit 13 – Shredded BBQ Pork Sandwich, Augratin Potatoes, Vegetables, Fruit 14 – Chicken Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Corn, Roll, Fruit 15 – Chicken Nuggets, Cinnamon Roll, Steamed Broccoli, Fruit 18 – Hot Dog on a Bun, Nacho Chips & Cheese, Baby Carrots, Fruit 19 – Stromboli, Marinara, Romaine Salad, Fruit 20 – Cook’s Choice
This institution is an equal opportunity provider
Menus are subject to change
Milligan Site Breakfast
1- French Toast Sticks, Sausage Patty 4 – Waffle & Sausage Patty 5 – Ham, Egg, & Cheese Sandwich 6 – French Toast & Omelet 7 – Bacon & Egg Pizza Square 8 – Sausage, Egg, Cheese Sandwich 11 – Grilled Ham & Cheese Sandwich 12 – Biscuits & Gravy 13 – Scrambled Eggs & Toast 14 – No Breakfast (Field Trips 15 – Cook’s Choice 18 – Cook’s Choice 19 – Cook’s Choice Lunch has choice of Main Entrée or WG Turkey or PBJ Sandwich, Fruit & Veggie Bar (includes Dark Green Beans/Peas, and Red/Orange Veggies)
Milligan Site Lunch
1 - Hot Dog, Nacho Chips & Cheese, Veggies, Fruit 4 – Chicken Strips, Potatoes, Veggies, Fruit, Bread & Butter 5 – Tacos, Hashbrowns, Veggies, Fruit 6 – Mini Calzones, Marinara Sauce, Veggies, Fruit 7 – Mini Corn Dogs, Potato, Veggies, Fruit 8 – Sloppy Joes, Potato, Veggies, Fruit 11 – Popcorn Chicken, Potato, Veggies, Fruit, Bread & Butter 12 – Chicken Fajita, Lettuce/Cheese, Potato, Fruit 13 – Chicken Nuggets, Potato, Veggies Fruit 14 – No Lunch (Field Trips) 15 – Mini Cheese Ravioli, Meat Sauce, Garlic Bread, Veggies, Fruit 18 – Cook’s Choice 19 – Cook’s Choice
Drinks Available: Milk – 1% White, Fat Free White, Chocolate, & Strawberry, and Water
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