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EAST BUTLER BULLETIN
“WHERE FUTURES BEGIN"
MAY 1, 2012
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UESDAY, MAY 1, 2012
1:00 P.M. – Track – Bergan Invitational
Trash Pick Up Day Sponsored by NHS/Student Council
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2012
8:00-10:00 A.M. – Teacher Inservice
10:00 A.M. – SCHOOL STARTS DUE TO TEACHER INSERVICE
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 2012
Senior Class Trip – Omaha
6:00 P.M. – FCCLA Banquet
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012
Happy May Day!
12:30-1:30 P.M. – 7TH Grade Orientation in Brainard
6:30 P.M. – Athletic Banquet - Gym
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 2012
10:00 A.M. – ECNC Jr. Hi. Track at Johnson County Central
MONDAY, MAY 7, 2012
9:00 A.M. – Instrumental Clinic at Malcolm
3:30 P.M. – Jr. Hi. Track at Bergan Invite
TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2012
Brainard, Dwight, & Prague 5th & 6th Grade Field Trip – Grand Island
Brainard 1st & 2nd, Dwight & Prague Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd Grade Field Trip – Lincoln
5:00-8:00 P.M. – East Butler Runza Night _____________________________________________________________________________
CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. RICENBAW FOR BEING NAMED REGION I NEW PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR.
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SPECIAL THANKS to the following people for covering the office in Brainard so we could attend the Administrative Professionals Workshop in Columbus:
Mr. Koontz, Mr. Ricenbaw, Mr. Biltoft, Mr. Fuehrer, Mrs. Witzel, Colby Kubik, Katie Arp, Angelique Anderson, Cassie Aerts, Joanna Ingwersen, Mikala Havlovic, and Michaela Janak. Special thanks to all the students & teachers that have helped cover the office throughout the year – we appreciate it! Thank you also to everyone who covered for Patty Coufal at Dwight and Mary Ann Paseka at Prague.
Thank you to everyone for all of the well wishes, gifts and cards for Administrative Professionals Day. Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.....LuAnn, Darlene, Kim, Patty, and Mary Ann
_____________________________________________________________________________ SEVENTH GRADE ORIENTATION: Current sixth grade students will have a seventh grade orientation meeting on Friday, May 4 from 12:30-1:30 in Brainard. There will be a meeting in the fall for parents and students to attend in preparation for Junior High.
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THE CLASS C-4 DISTRICT TRACK MEET WILL BE HELD AT AQUINAS ON THURSDAY, MAY 10TH: 11:00 A.M. – Field Events; 2:30 P.M. – Running Events. Teams in Class C-4 District include: East Butler, Aquinas, Archbishop Bergan, David City, Logan View, Malcolm, North Bend, and Shelby-Rising City. The State Track meet is in Omaha on May 18 and 19.
_____________________________________________________________________________ FIELD DAY - East Butler Elementary will take part in a field day on Monday, May 14 in Brainard at the track near the baseball fields. It will last from 10:00 to 12:00. There will be a short awards program after lunch to honor perfect attendance and class awards.
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IMMUNIZATION REMINDER: Please check your child's immunization records so they are up to date before school starts next fall.
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FINAL TESTS will be given on Tuesday, May 15 and Wednesday, May 16. All students in grades 7-11 will take final tests in all classes unless they meet the following criteria and opt not to take any final tests: 1) Students must have four or fewer absences for the school year. School sponsored activities during the school day do not count as absences. Examples of absences that do count are: illness, doctor or dentist appointments, driver's test, or any absence that is not school related. 2) Students must have an average of 86% or higher in all classes. A grade of 85% or lower in any one class will require the student to take final tests in all classes. Students who qualify are encouraged to take final tests to raise their grades. The cut-off date for grades is May 9.
FINAL TEST SCHEDULE
Tuesday, May 15 Wednesday, May 16
8:00 - 9:18--------------------Period 1---------------Period 2
9:20 -10:28--------------------Period 3---------------Period 4
10:30 -11:38--------------------Period 5---------------Period 6
11:40 -12:15--------------------Lunch------------------Lunch
12:17 - 1:30--------------------Period 7---------------Period 8
Sign Out Procedures: At 1:10 P.M. on Wednesday, May 16 all students and teachers will report to the MPR. At this time, teachers will sign all activities on the sign-out sheet. Class sign out can be done in class. The last 10 minutes will be locker check out.
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LAST DAY OF SCHOOL for elementary students will be Tuesday, May 15. The last day for secondary will be Wednesday, May 16. Final tests for secondary students will be Tuesday, May 15 and Wednesday, May 16 with dismissal on both days at 1:30 P.M. A sack lunch will be served on finals days for secondary students.
_____________________________________________________________________________ SENIORS FINAL TEST SCHEDULE:
Tuesday, May 8 – Periods 1, 5, 6, 7, 8
Wednesday, May 9 – Periods 2, 3, 4
Information regarding check out forms, senior lunch, decorations, graduation rehearsal, graduation day procedures, graduation pictures, and collection of gowns is in the letter that the seniors will receive on Thursday, May 3.
_____________________________________________________________________________ SENIORS LAST DAY WILL BE WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 – 1/2 DAY.
_____________________________________________________________________________ TOPP NOTE: CAUTION - THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL - An alarming trend seems to be developing in recent years in the midlands. Celebrating the end of the school year has often become the time to have an “end of the year” unsupervised party. Many of these parties offer alcohol or other drugs for use by students. Since school often is dismissed early on the last day of the school year, students organize a party at someone’s home or cabin where parents will not be present. The purpose of the party is not only to celebrate the end of the school year, but also to have one last time together before friends go separate ways for the next few months. Schools rarely know about the parties. Parents often do not understand the scope of danger involved. This new custom may or may not be related to Senior Skip Day. This traditional day involves seniors planning a day when all “skip” school the same day and meet for a party. The site is usually someone’s cabin or an area near rivers or campsites. Alcohol and other drugs are nearly always available all day long. Again, schools usually do not know about the parties. Again, parents rarely understand the scope of the danger involved. In recent years, both of these types of unsupervised parties have resulted in tragedy. One “last day of school” party resulted in a young teen driving while intoxicated and killing a young father and injuring his daughter. A senior boy was killed by a senior girl driver leaving a Senior Skip Day party. News reports indicate that both seniors had been drinking. Reports from throughout our area indicate that unplanned sex, rapes, fights, violence and other dangerous problems have also been associated with both of these types of parties. Parents should be warned to know where their children are, whom they are with and what they are doing. Parents should also be prepared to say “no” to any dangerous, unsupervised parties....PRIDE - Omaha, Inc.
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FCCLA BANQUET – THURSDAY, MAY 3RD AT 6:00 P.M.
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LUNCH REMINDER TO PARENTS: Please be sure your family account has a sufficient balance to finish this school year. Any balance left in your account will carry forward to next year. Thank you!
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EAST BUTLER VOLLEYBALL CAMP will be held on Tuesday/Wednesday, June 5 and 6 with clinician Sally Thalken, volleyball coach at North Platte Community College. The cost is $40 for grades 5-8 and $50 for grades 9-12. Grades 5-8 will attend from 1:00 to 3:00 BOTH days and grades
9-12 will attend from 9:00-11:30 BOTH days and 3:30 to 5:30 on the 5th. Registration forms were attached to the March 27th bulletin, were sent to school sites in Dwight and Prague and given to classroom teachers in Brainard, or are available from Ms. Widick. Deadline for registration is May 4, 2012.
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FOOTBALL CAMP BROCHURES AVAILABLE IN THE BRAINARD OFFICE FOR CURRENT 7TH GRADE STUDENTS.
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PLEASE PURCHASE OR PICK UP YOUR TICKETS FOR THE ATHLETIC BANQUET BY THURSDAY, MAY 3RD. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door on Friday.
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LAST CHANCE FOR SENIORS TO TURN IN ATHLETIC BANQUET QUESTIONNAIRES WILL BE WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND. You will not be included in the program if you do not turn in the form!!
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EAST BUTLER ATHLETIC BANQUET WILL BE HELD AT 6:30 P.M. ON FRIDAY, MAY 4 IN THE BRAINARD GYM. It will consist of a catered buffet meal, coaches presentations and an Athletic Slide Show. Athletes, coaches, student managers, cheerleaders and spirit leaders can pick up their free meal tickets from their fall or winter sports coaches or sponsors. Tickets for parents and other individuals wanting to attend are $10.00 per person and may be purchased in the school office. PLEASE HAVE THE CORRECT AMOUNT – THE OFFICE DOES NOT HAVE CHANGE. THANK YOU!
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ANY FOOTBALL PLAYER INTERESTED IN ATTENDING A LINEMAN CAMP IN NORTH BEND ON JULY 2 AND 3 SHOULD VISIT WITH MR. BILTOFT.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2012-2013 MUSIC BOOSTER OFFICERS:
Co-Chair: Kim Fuehrer & Julie Reimer
Secretary: Janene Helman
Treasurer: Ann Benes
Special thanks to the 2011-12 Officers: Shannon Novotny, Suzanne Rezac, Laura Cooper, and Margi Karber for your time and commitment. It was greatly appreciated.
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DRIVERS EDUCATION WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, MAY 14 AT 3:30 P.M. IN ROOM 151.
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“SUMMER FUN” ITEMS REQUESTED: Parents Promoting Tigers, the East Butler elementary parent organization, would like to promote reading and physical activity in the summer. We are requesting donations of new items to give to students on May 14th during the elementary field day. Student’s names will be randomly drawn for prizes. Each student will receive an item. Examples of items may include: books, jump ropes, frisbees, and balls. Please turn in items to each school office before May 11. Thank you for your support.
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BOX TOPS & CAMPBELL’S LABELS - East Butler elementary is still collecting Box Tops and Campbell's labels until the end of the year. Please have them turned in by May 15. Thank you.
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ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB CLOTHING SALE!
Gray T-shirt (4) Youth Medium $6.00
Maroon T-shirt (6) Adult Small $8.00
Long Sleeve T-shirt (3) Adult Small $8.00
Kids Design T-shirt (1) Youth Small $7.00
(1) 4-T $7.00
Glitter T-shirt (1) Adult Small $13.00
Maroon Sweatshirt (2) Adult Small $15.00
(1) Adult Medium $15.00
Gray Sweatshirt (2) Adult Small $15.00
(1) Adult Medium $15.00
Caps (2) $15.00
Seat Cushions $10.00
Contact Lori Shalon - Lori.shalon@behlenmfg.com or phone 545-3308 to purchase.
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