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Pirate Press

Fall River School newsletter for January 2019

For better communicat ions bet ween school and home

Fall River School150 Bradley Street • Fall River, WI 53932920-484-3333 • fax 920-484-3600www.fallriver.k12.wi.us

Congratulations to December’s Rotary Students of the Month - Joseph Robbins and Micah Book

Mission Statement: The Fall River School District, in partnership with family and communities, will provide opportunities in a safe and challenging environment to empower students to be respectful, resourceful, and responsible citizens who are

able to succeed in the global community of the 21st century.

January 1st - No SchoolJanuary 9th - Late Start (10 am)

January 18th - End of Quarter/SemesterJanuary 21st - Teacher Inservice/No School

January 23rd - Late Start (10am)

Calling All Bakers!! The Fall River High School Girls Basketball Team will be

sponsoring the 6th Annual Father/ Daughter Dance on January 26th. If anyone in the community would like to donate a Gift Basket for the basket raffle, a Cake for

the cake raffle, or Cookies, Bars, or Mini Cupcakes for the princesses to enjoy, please contact Karen Tramburg at 920-319-0460 or

[email protected] by January 18th. We are excited to offer this event again, and we appreciate the community’s support of our

basketball program! Go Pirates!

Pep Band ConcertSaturday, January 19th

4:30 pm@ Fall River School MPR

Suggested Ticket price is $5.00.

This is a fundraiser for new instruments and supplies

for the Fall River Pep Band.

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During December and January, the library is hilighting Winter Books

Middle School Forensics students will have their Trailways Middle School Conference Meet on Monday, January 7th at at Green Lake Middle/High School at 4 p.m. Students will perform their pieces for evaluation and have the opportunity to win awards. Good luck to all participants!

Student Council On December 8th, Student Council members visited the Meadows Assisted Living to make Gingerbread houses with the residents. They had lots of fun and put a smile on many of the residents’ faces!

Upcoming Events: December 21st and February 8th - Student Council will be having a Middle/High school hat day! Pay $1 to wear a hat. The crazier, the better! Please remember to keep it school appropriate. February 9th- Hypnotist Jeff Michaels will be returning this year for our spring activity. Admission is $5 and will be open to all high schoolers. Show starts at 8:00 P.M. in the MPR.

HS Book Club: Do you love reading? Then please join the Young Adult Book Club. This

month’s book is Bone Gap by Laura Ruby, which will be discussed on January 18th

during WIN. If you want to participate, please go to the library and check out the book.


Alumni NewsIf you have any alumni news to share, email it to Colleen

Waterworth at [email protected].

Kendall Foley graduated from UW-Platteville Col-lege of Liberal Arts and Education

Angela Neuman, PresidentBrandy Foulkes, Secretary

Roxann Kirchberg, Treasurer -----------------------------

Mark your calendars... our Booster Bash will be

April 6th at Kestrel Ridge Golf Course!

-----------------------------Next meeting is Wednesday, January 2nd,

at 6:00 pm in the lower office. -----------------------------

Follow us on Facebook @ Fall River Athletic Boosters

If Interested, Please Leave a Message at 920-484-3808

Volleyball and

Football, in their efforts to Raise Cancer

Awareness (Dig Pink and Sack Cancer) brought in more money to fight cancer than any school participating in this event!

Together, all schools participating in this cause raised a total of just over $20,000 for cancer research!

Thank you to all people who helped Fall River Athletics by Digging Pink and/or Sacking Cancer! Your support is much appreciated and we are lucky to have you as part of our community!

School Closing InformationFor information on school closings, delayed starts or early dismissals due to weather conditions, check the school website www.fallriver.k12.wi.us or listen to the following radio and/or television stations:

Radio Stations WXRO 95.3 FM WBEV 1430 AM

Television StationsWMTV Channel 15 WKOW Channel 27 WISC Channel 3 All changes are relayed to the radio/TV stations as soon as they are known, usually between 6:00-8:00 a.m. Please do not call the school for information. Discuss special instructions with your children now to pre-vent confusion later on.


The Boys Basketball Team would like to thank everyone who purchased salt from us this year.The money we raised helps support our summer programs along with helping to purchases basketball items that we need throughout the year.We would like to thank Dave Liebenthal, Chad Dykstra and Phil Oehlert for the use of their vehicles. A special thanks goes out to Wayne Osterhaus and Chris Blevins who gave up their Saturday to help with deliveries. Without their generous donation of their time and letting us to use their vehicles and trailers this would not be possible.We also would like to give a big thank you to the Fall River Foundry for letting us store the salt there and helping with the transferring of the skids.The coaches would like to thank the boys that helped this year. They did an outstanding job with the deliveries which enabled us to get it done in one morning.From the entire basketball team: thanks to everyone that participated in one way or another. We made trips from Fall River to Green Lake, Markesan, Cambria, Randolph, Rio, Beaver Dam, Columbus, Pardeeville, Sun Prairie, Deerfield, and Deforest.Look for our Salt sale next year right after Thanksgiving.If anyone is interested we still have some bags left to purchase. Contact Arnie at 920-392-1051 to arrange for pickup.Thanks again.Coach Oelke, Coach Robbins, Coach Oehlert and the Basketball Boys.

Congratulations to DRILL athletes for the month for November:

Sam Leisemann, Varsity, JR Belle Gregorio, JV, SO Matthew Morton, Varsity, JR

D isciplineR esponsibilityI ntensityL eadershipL oyalty

Sam Osterhaus, JV, SO

The criteria for earning this award is: • Someone who has given great effort, shown great character, represented good leadership, represented good sportsmanship, and has had a positive attitude during the month• Some who has not/currently has no Fs during the month• This is a person who has not missed any practices or games (no unexcused, medical excuses are allowed) during the month• This person has had no disciplinary Detentions / Code violations during the month


Fall River Pirate Foundation News

The Fall River Pirate Foundation was created by a group of parents in August of 2013. As a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization, the primary goal is to raise funds to construct a new athletic complex for the Fall River students, visitors, and the entire community. For more information check out our website at fallriverpiratefoundation.com.

ONLY 100 TICKETS SOLDThe Fall River Pirate Foundation is selling raffle tickets to help fund projects associated with the new Fall River School sports complex. This year, the Foundation is working with Cabela’s in Sun Prairie to raffle 4 guns and a Pro Vault 18-Gun Safe. We are selling ONLY 100 tickets for each item. A winning ticket can be exchanged for a Cabela’s gift card of equal value to use however the winner chooses.

Tickets make great Christmas gifts and are $20 each. They are available from today through the drawing, which will be held at the Foundation Winter Pirate Card Party and Raffle on Saturday, February 16, 2019, at 5 pm at Savanna Oaks in Fall River, Wisconsin. Tickets can be purchased from the following Foundation members: Andy O’Brion, Matt Schroeder, Doug Waterworth, Judy Robbins, Coby Curkeet, Brian Frank, Dwane Talg, and Dan Birr. Tickets will be sold the night of the Card Party, if there are any left.

For further details and photos of prizes, please go to our website: www.fallriverpiratefoundation.com. We are also on Facebook at Fall River Pirate Foundation.

Fun in FebruaryWinter Card Party and Raffle

EUCHRE & POKERThe Fall River Pirate Foundation will be holding its fourth annual Winter Card Party on Saturday, February 16, 2019, at 5 pm at Savanna Oaks in Fall River, Wisconsin. All proceeds go towards the new Fall River School sports complex. The popular Euchre Tournament includes free food with the $20 entry fee. The Texas Hold’em Poker Tournament $35 buy-in will also get you free food. So get the kids a babysitter and come on out for Fun in February.Participants must be 21 or older. A cash bar is available. For further information, please go to the www.fallriverpiratefoundation.com website. We are also on Facebook at Fall River Pirate Foundation.

Board MembersMatthew Schroeder. . . . . . . . . . PresidentBrian Frank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice PresidentDouglas Waterworth. . . . . . . . . TreasurerJudith Robbins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SecretaryCoby Curkeet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MemberDwane Talg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MemberNext meeting is Wednesday, January 8th at 6:30 pm in the MPR.

AMAZON SMILEIn October, the Fall River Pirate Foundation received its first check for $141.76 from Amazonsmile donations. If you are shopping at Amazon anyway consider using Amazonsmile and help the Pirate Foundation at the same time.

Pirate ApparelThe Fall River Pirate Foundation is working with MyLocker to offer customized Pirate Apparel. There are thousands of items and designs to choose from. They offer t-shirts, sweatshirts, jackets, pants, shorts, hats, and blankets. Go to our website at fallriverpiratefoundation.com and click on Shop.


Fall River School District

Helping all students achieve to their fullest potential

Fall River students and staff have worked enthusiastically throughout the first semester of the school year. It’s hard to believe that second semester will begin on January 22. Each spring, students in grades 3 - 10, complete the Wisconsin Forward Assessment. The electronic assessment measures each student’s ability to show a depth of knowledge and understanding. This year, legislation influenced how components of the report cards were weighed and how growth was measured. As the Fall River School District focuses on helping all students achieve to their fullest potential, the School Report Card is one source used to reflect on strengths and areas for improvement. As part of the state accountability system, the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) produces report cards for every publicly funded school and district in Wisconsin. These Accountability Report Cards include data on multiple indicators for multiple years across four Priority Areas (Student Achievement, Growth, Closing Gaps, and On-track and Post-secondary Success). In addition, given the impact on student success, the Accountability Report Cards also measure chronic absenteeism and dropout rates. A school or district's Overall Accountability Score places the school/district into one of five Overall Accountability Ratings: The current School and District Report Cards are based on performance data from the 2016-2017 school year. Scores are assessed in four priority areas:

1. Student Achievement: students’ level of knowledge and skills attained compared against state academic standards in English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics.

2. Growth: how rapidly students are gaining knowledge and skills from year to year, focusing on the pace of improvement in students’ performance.

3. Closing Gaps: how much the school or district is closing statewide achievement gaps between student groups (comparing low-income students, English learners, students with disabilities, and members of minority racial or ethnic groups with their peers).

4. On-Track and Postsecondary Readiness: how successfully students are achieving 5. Schools and districts are also scored on College/Career Readiness and Student

Engagement.

The DPI and State of Wisconsin’s Rating Rubric for school districts is attached below.


Overall, our data trend is going in the correct direction. Here at Fall River, we are constantly striving to make our district a better district each day we are here. Although, we are heading in the right direction, we are not where we want to be, yet. We will work hard to continue to raise our accountability report card in the future. As always, our doors are open for public input and ideas to help improve our district. If you have any questions please feel free to stop in to either Mr. Verrier’s or Mr. Zacho’s office.



The Fall River School Districts ratings for the last three years are attached below.

2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018

District Report Card: 68.6 Meets Expectations 76.3 Exceeds Expectations 75.0 Exceeds Expectations

Elementary Report Card:

70.4 Meets Expectations 74.4 Exceeds Expectations 78.3 Exceeds Expectations

High School Report Card:

64.7 Meets Expectations 67.7 Meets Expectations 69.3 Meets Expectations

Overall ELA Percentage

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32.8% 42% 40%

Overall Math Percentage

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37.7% 40.3% 43.8%

76.3

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2019 Fall River School District 4K Round Up & Child Development Day

Children who are 4 years old on or before September 1, 2019 are eligible to attend or if you are concerned with your child’s overall development. The 4K Round Up & Development Day will include vision, hearing, academic and speech/language screening via a number of fun activities designed to compare their play, socialization, motor skills, and overall development to levels of other children their age. Expect your appointment to take 30-45 minutes with a follow up conversation after your appointment. The school district must locate, identify, and evaluate all resident children with disabilities, including children with disabilities attending private schools, regardless of the severity of their disabilities. 4K Assignments will be based on the order registrations are received, need for child care services, place of residence, special programming needs, transportation, and available openings per the requested time. The Fall River School District will determine all final placement decisions. Please use the main entrance doors on 150 Bradley Street in Fall River, WI. Parking is available in the parking lot in front of the building by the main entrance.

Friday, April 12 8:30-2:30pm (30 minute slots) Please call one of the contacts below to schedule your appointment.

Contact: Carri Lee, Special Education Secretary Sue Bentz, Elementary Secretary 920-484-3333 ext. 221 920-484-3333 ext. 226

[email protected] [email protected]

If parent and child are unable to attend on 12th of April, an alternative screening date can be scheduled by contacting Carri Lee or Sue Bentz. Parent(s) or legal guardian will need to bring the following:

Birth Certificate Immunization Record – Please print and bring along on April 12th

o Access the following link Wisconsin Immunization Registry Proof of Residency (utility bill dated within the last 30 days, lease agreement, etc.) Registration Fee payment of $20.00

Thank you and look forwarding to seeing you on April 12th!


If you’ve been in the front lobby at school lately, you may have noticed our new collection bins. You can deposit Milk Moola, Village Hearth UPCs, Tyson labels, markers to recycle & boxtops. (Students should still submit boxtops to their classroom collection box. All boxtops deposited here will be split up evenly among elementary classes, unless labeled for a specific teacher).

There are also collection bins in the elementary hallway. Thank you for supporting our students and our school.

*The Campbell’s labels for education program ended last year, therefore, we are no longer collecting them.

Fall River Pirate Parent Organization - PPO

Thank you to everyone who attended our meeting on Wednesday, December 5th. We got a lot accomplished and it’s great to see some new people joining our group, with new ideas.

Our Great American Opportunities Fundraiser was a great success and we appreciate all of your efforts! THANK YOU!

We are excited to announce our pizza sale is back for Conferences on February 21st, and we are putting together a PPO night at Culver’s for this spring. More details on both wil be in upcoming newsletters.

Each year PPO organizes and funds a program for elementary students. We are looking into potential performers, and hope to have a date, soon.

Our next meeting is Wednesday, January 9th @ 7:00pm in the study hall room, off the cafeteria.

If you order Schwan’s, please support us by using our campaign number 43326 when you order, and 20% will come back to our school:

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Father/Daughter Dance Frequently Asked Questions

Is the evening limited to just fathers and daughters? No. We support all families and want this to be a special event for your child. Grandpa & Granddaughter? Yes! Please Come! Big brother and little sister? Yes! Please come! The basketball team feels strongly about providing special time for girls and a strong role model, but we encourage you to do what works best for your family to make the night special for your child. What else will be happening at the dance? Other than the dance, your family can enjoy the photo opportunities, snacks, and beverages provided by our team members, along with multiple challenge and teamwork activities. There will be a cake walk as well as basket raffles. What should we wear? Wear whatever you want! Some dads may go very formal with 3 piece suits and other dads wear sweaters and jeans. Please wear what you prefer. *The Theme is “Princess for a Night”. The Fall River Princesses will be attending- Don’t forget your camera! Child’s Name: ______________________________________ Chaperone’s Name: _____________________________________ Additional Child(ren): ___________________________________________ Total Cost Enclosed: _____________________________________________

Check made out to Fall River School District

Cash

Please return this form and payment to Mr. Doolittle or the Upper Office

by Friday, January 18, 2019. Thank you!


Columbia County Health & Human Services Division of Health

P.O. Box 136 – 111 East Mullett ST Portage, WI

(608) 742-9227

Columbia County 2019 Free Immunization Clinic Schedule

When? By Appointment Call (608) 742-9227

Ask for the immunization appointment nurse

Where? Directions: 111 East Mullett Street, Portage. Turn east on East Mullett Street from US Highway 51, just south of the junction with Highway 16. Public parking is in a lot on the east side of the building or on the street in front of the building.

Who can receive free immunizations?

Free immunizations are available at Columbia County Public Health to those 18 years and younger and meet at least one of the following requirements: Uninsured or Underinsured (underinsured means your child has health insurance

but it either doesn’t cover any vaccines, doesn’t cover certain vaccines, or covers vaccines but has a fixed dollar limit and once that limit has been met then your child is eligible).

Medicaid-eligible (including BadgerCare) Native American or Alaska Native. Some immunizations are available free for uninsured and underinsured adults 19 years and older for people in certain situations.

Please call for more information. Some immunizations are available for a cost to any adult:

Seasonal influenza Hepatitis B

Other Important Information:

A parent or guardian must accompany a child under the age of 18. You may download a consent form from: http://www.co.columbia.wi.us/columbiacounty/Portals/7/Public%20Health/4%20page%20VAR%20with%20VIS.pdf

A child’s immunization record is REQUIRED. You may access your child’s immunization record through the Wisconsin

Immunization Registry at: www.dhfswir.org/PR/clientSearch.do?language=en (child’s social security number, MA or healthcare member ID number must have been entered)

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Fall River School/Community Calendar January 2019

For the latest information go to the school website @ www.fallriver.k12.wi.us

and click on “Calendar”

Fall River

January, 2019Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1No School

26:00pm-7:30pmBooster Club Meeting8:30pm-10:00pmMen's League (18yrs +only) @ Elementary Gym

33:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym6:00pm Basketball-G/JV Living WordLutheran @ BeloitCollege7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Living WordLutheran @ BeloitCollege8:30pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League@ Elementary Gym

49:34am-10:00amPirate Rally @Multipurpose Room

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610:00am-12:00pmFacility Use by NonSchool Group @Elementary Gym

73:30pm-4:30pm LegoLeague @ Classroom4:00pm Forensics-MS

8Pep Band9:00am-11:00amSpelling Bee @Multipurpose Room12:28pm-12:58pmInternational Club @Classroom1:00pm-3:00pmSpelling Bee @Multipurpose Room3:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym6:00pm Basketball-G/JV Rio CommunitySchool District @ FallRiver High School, HighSchool Gym6:30pm-8:00pm PirateFoundation Meeting @Multipurpose Room7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity RioCommunity SchoolDistrict @ Fall RiverHigh School, HighSchool Gym8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League@ Elementary Gym

910:00am Late Start6:00pm Village BoardMeeting @ Fall RiverVillage Hall7:00pm-8:00pm PirateParent Organization(PPO) @ Studyhall Room8:00pm-10:00pmMen's League (18yrs +only) @ Elementary Gym

103:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym4:00pm Basketball-G/MS Markesan @Markesan High School4:30pm Basketball-B/JV2 Montello @Montello High School6:00pm Basketball-B/JVMontello @ MontelloHigh School7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity Montello @Montello High School

119:34am-10:04amPirate Rally @Multipurpose Room6:00pm Basketball-G/JVPardeeville @Pardeeville High School7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Pardeeville @Pardeeville High School

129:00am-4:00pm RecBsktbll Girls 7th Tourn @Multiple locations

1310:00am-12:00pmFacility Use by NonSchool Group @Elementary Gym

14Testing6:00pm Basketball-G/JV Markesan @ FallRiver High School, HighSchool Gym7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Deerfield @Fall River High School,High School Gym

15TestingPep Band4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Pardeeville @Fall River High School,Elementary Gym6:00pm Basketball-B/JV Rio CommunitySchool District @ FallRiver High School, HighSchool Gym7:00pm-9:00pm RecCheer @ High SchoolGym7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity RioCommunity SchoolDistrict @ Fall RiverHigh School, HighSchool Gym8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League@ Elementary Gym

16Testing8:00pm-10:00pmMen's League (18yrs +only) @ Elementary Gym

17Testing3:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Cambria-Friesland @ Cambria-Friesland Middle Schoool6:00pm Town of FPBoard Mtg @ FountainPrairie Town Hall6:00pm Basketball-G/JVCambria-Friesland @Cambria-Friesland HighSchool7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Cambria-Friesland @ Cambria-Friesland High School

18TestingEnd of Quarter9:34am-10:00amLibrary Event @ Library6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2 Pardeeville @Pardeeville High School6:00pm Basketball-B/JVPardeeville @Pardeeville High School7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity Pardeeville @Pardeeville High School

19Rec Bsktbll Girls 4thTourn @ Cambria HighSchool4:30pm Pep Band @Multipurpose Room

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Fall River School/Community Calendar January 2019

Daily Announcementscan be found on the school website by clicking on

the Daily Announcments link.

20 21TestingTeacher Inservice - NoSchool3:30pm-4:30pm LegoLeague @ Classroom6:00pm Basketball-B/JV2 Columbus @ FallRiver High School,Elementary Gym6:00pm Basketball-B/JV Palmyra-Eagle @Fall River High School,High School Gym7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity Palmyra-Eagle @ Fall River HighSchool, High SchoolGym

22Testing9:00am-11:00amGeography Bee @Multipurpose Room3:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym3:30pm-4:30pmMeeting @ MultipurposeRoom4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Rio CommunitySchool District @ FallRiver High School,Elementary Gym6:00pm Basketball-G/JVGreen Lake / Princeton@ Princeton High School7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Green Lake /Princeton @ PrincetonHigh School8:30pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League@ Elementary Gym

23Testing10:00am Late Start6:00pm-8:00pm SchoolBoard Meeting @ Library8:00pm-10:00pmMen's League (18yrs +only) (Changed) @Elementary Gym

24Testing3:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym4:30pm Basketball-B/JV2 Cambria-Friesland @ Cambria-Friesland High SchoolNational Exchange BankField4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Horicon @ VanBrunt Elementary6:00pm Basketball-B/JVCambria-Friesland @Cambria-Friesland HighSchool7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity Cambria-Friesland @ Cambria-Friesland High School

25TestingPep Band6:00pm Basketball-G/JV Randolph @ FallRiver High School7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Randolph @Fall River High School,High School Gym

266:00pm-8:00pmFather/Daughter Dance@ Multipurpose Room

2710:00am-12:00pmFacility Use by NonSchool Group @Elementary Gym2:00pm-3:30pm RecBsktbll Skills and Drills -1st-6th (Girls) @ HighSchool Gym

284:30pm Basketball-G/MS Montello @ FallRiver High School,Elementary Gym

293:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym4:30pm Basketball-B/JV2 Green Lake /Princeton @ Green LakeHigh School4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Dodgeland @Dodgeland High School6:00pm Basketball-B/JVGreen Lake / Princeton@ Green Lake HighSchool7:15pm Basketball-B/Varsity Green Lake /Princeton @ Green LakeHigh School8:00pm-10:00pm RecAdult Volleyball League@ Elementary Gym

308:00pm-10:00pmMen's League (18yrs +only) @ Elementary Gym

313:30pm-5:00pm RecCheer @ Balcony ofElementary Gym4:30pm Basketball-G/MS Randolph @Randolph Middle School6:00pm Basketball-G/JVMarkesan @ MarkesanHigh School7:15pm Basketball-G/Varsity Markesan @Markesan High School

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The Fall River School/Community Calendar can be found by going to the Fall River School website (www.fallriver.k12.wi.us) and clicking on "Calendar". If you would like to receive email reminders or notices of changes to any events, you may do this my clicking on the "notify me" tab on the bottom right of the Fall River Calendar page and following the prompts. There is also a tab called "get the mobile app" that will add events from the calendar right into your personal calendar.

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d. It i

s up t

o eac

h non

resid

ent d

istric

t to

deter

mine

a pu

pil’s

scho

ol as

signm

ent.

Can

an o

pen

enro

lled

pupi

l par

ticip

ate

in

spor

ts a

nd o

ther

ext

ra-c

urric

ular

ac

tiviti

es in

the

nonr

esid

ent s

choo

l di

stric

t?

Open

enro

lled p

upils

have

the s

ame r

ights

and

resp

onsib

ilities

as re

siden

t pup

ils.

Inter

-scho

lastic

athle

tics a

re go

vern

ed by

the W

iscon

sin

Inter

scho

lastic

Ath

letic

Asso

ciatio

n (W

IAA)

, whic

h has

ru

les co

ncer

ning t

rans

fer p

upils

. Par

ents

shou

ld ch

eck w

ith

the sc

hool

distric

t’s at

hletic

dire

ctor a

bout

eligib

ility.

2019

-20

Sch

ool Y

ear

Full-

Tim

e

Inte

r-D

istr

ict

Ope

n E

nrol

lmen

t In

Wis

cons

in P

ublic

S

choo

ls

(Info

rmat

ion

for P

aren

ts)

Wisc

onsin

Dep

artm

ent o

f Pub

lic In

struc

tion

Tony

Eve

rs, P

hD, S

tate S

uper

inten

dent

2019

-20

The W

iscon

sin D

epar

tmen

t of P

ublic

Instr

uctio

n doe

s not

discri

mina

te on

the

basis

of se

x, ra

ce, c

olor,

relig

ion, c

reed

, age

, nati

onal

origi

n, an

cestr

y, pr

egna

ncy,

marita

l stat

us or

pare

ntal s

tatus

, sex

ual o

rienta

tion,

or

disab

ility .

Impo

rtant

ope

n en

rollm

ent d

ates

Fe

brua

ry 4

– A

pril

30, 2

019

– Pa

rents

mus

t su

bmit a

pplic

ation

s onli

ne or

dire

ctly t

o the

nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

t.

June

7, 2

019

– No

nres

ident

scho

ol dis

tricts

must

mail n

otice

s of a

ppro

val o

r den

ial. If

the a

pplic

ation

is

appr

oved

, the s

choo

l dist

rict m

ust n

otify

the pa

rents

of

the sp

ecific

scho

ol or

prog

ram

to wh

ich th

e pup

il is

assig

ned.

If the

appli

catio

n is d

enied

, par

ents

have

30

days

to fil

e an a

ppea

l.

June

14,

201

9 –

Resid

ent d

istric

ts mu

st no

tify

appli

cants

if the

appli

catio

n is d

enied

. If th

e app

licati

on

is de

nied,

pare

nts ha

ve 30

days

to fil

e an a

ppea

l. Ju

ne 2

8, 2

019

– Pa

rents

of a

ccep

ted ap

plica

nts

must

notify

the n

onre

siden

t dist

rict if

the p

upil w

ill att

end t

he no

nres

ident

distric

t in th

e 201

9-20

scho

ol ye

ar. If

the p

aren

t fails

to m

ake t

his no

tifica

tion,

the

nonr

eside

nt dis

trict m

ay re

fuse t

o all

ow th

e pup

il to

atten

d the

distr

ict.

Fo

r mor

e inf

orm

atio

n co

ntac

t: Pu

blic S

choo

l Ope

n En

rollm

ent P

rogr

am

Wisc

onsin

Dep

artm

ent o

f Pub

lic In

struc

tion

P.O.

Box

7841

, Mad

ison,

WI 5

3707

-784

1 To

ll-fre

e: 88

8-24

5-27

32, o

ption

2 Em

ail: o

pene

nroll

ment@

dpi.w

i.gov

W

ebsit

e: htt

ps://d

pi.wi

.gov/o

e


You

may

app

ly fo

r ope

n en

rollm

ent

from

Feb

ruar

y 4-

Apr

il 30

, 201

9 W

hat i

s Pu

blic

Sch

ool O

pen

Enro

llmen

t?

Wisc

onsin

’s int

er-d

istric

t pub

lic sc

hool

open

enro

llmen

t pr

ogra

m all

ows p

aren

ts to

apply

for t

heir c

hildr

en to

atten

d a s

choo

l dist

rict o

ther t

han t

he on

e in w

hich t

hey l

ive.

Appli

catio

ns m

ay be

subm

itted t

o up

to th

ree n

onre

siden

t sc

hool

distric

ts.

Who

may

par

ticip

ate

in o

pen

enro

llmen

t?

Pupil

s in 5

-year

-old

kinde

rgar

ten to

grad

e 12 m

ay ap

ply to

pa

rticipa

te in

open

enro

llmen

t.

Open

enro

llmen

t for p

rekin

derg

arten

, four

-year

-old

kinde

rgar

ten an

d ear

ly ch

ildho

od ed

ucati

on is

limite

d.

Pare

nts sh

ould

call t

heir r

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

ts to

find o

ut if t

heir p

resc

hool-

aged

child

ren q

ualify

for o

pen e

nroll

ment.

How

and

whe

n m

ay p

aren

ts a

pply

?

The o

pen e

nroll

ment

appli

catio

n pe

riod f

or th

e 20

19-2

0 sc

hool

year

is fr

om F

ebru

ary 4

-Apr

il 30,

2019

. The

ap

plica

tion

perio

d clo

ses a

t 4:0

0 p.m

. on

April

30, 2

019.

Late

appl

icatio

ns w

ill no

t be a

ccep

ted

for a

ny re

ason

.

Pare

nts m

ay ap

ply on

line a

t http

s://dp

i.wi.g

ov/oe

.

Can

I app

ly to

a v

irtua

l cha

rter s

choo

l un

der o

pen

enro

llmen

t?

A pu

pil m

ay on

ly op

en en

roll t

o an o

nline

/virtu

al sc

hool

if:

(1) t

he sc

hool

has b

een c

reate

d as a

virtu

al ch

arter

scho

ol tha

t mee

ts the

requ

ireme

nts of

the c

harte

r sch

ool la

w [W

is.

Stats

. 118

.40 (8

)] or

(2) t

he pu

pil is

requ

ired t

o phy

sicall

y att

end s

choo

l in th

e non

resid

ent s

choo

l dist

rict e

very

day

that s

choo

l is in

sess

ion. O

ther im

porta

nt thi

ngs t

o kno

w ab

out a

pplyi

ng to

virtu

al ch

arter

scho

ols:

A

virtua

l cha

rter s

choo

l is no

t hom

esch

oolin

g. Pu

pils

atten

ding v

irtual

char

ter sc

hools

are

publi

c sch

ool

pupil

s.

Yo

u mus

t kno

w the

nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

t in

which

the v

irtual

char

ter sc

hool

is loc

ated.

If you

have

an

y que

stion

s abo

ut thi

s, ca

ll the

virtu

al ch

arter

sc

hool.

Yo

u mus

t kno

w yo

ur re

siden

t sch

ool d

istric

t in or

der t

o ap

ply.

A

list o

f virtu

al ch

arter

scho

ols m

ay be

foun

d at

https

://dpi.

wi.go

v/sms

/char

ter-sc

hools

/virtu

al-ch

arter

-sc

hools

.

Can

an a

pplic

atio

n be

reje

cted

?

Yes.

Nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

ts ma

y den

y an a

pplic

ation

if r

egula

r or s

pecia

l edu

catio

n spa

ce is

not

avail

able

for

the pu

pil; s

pecia

l edu

catio

n or

relat

ed se

rvice

s are

not

avail

able;

or if

the pu

pil ha

s bee

n re

ferre

d fo

r a sp

ecial

ed

ucat

ion

evalu

atio

n bu

t has

not y

et be

en ev

aluate

d.

Nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distri

cts m

ay a

lso de

ny an

appli

catio

n if

the pu

pil ha

s bee

n exp

elled

durin

g the

curre

nt or

pr

eced

ing tw

o yea

rs for

certa

in vio

lent c

ondu

ct or

if the

pu

pil w

as h

abitu

ally t

ruan

t fro

m the

nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

t dur

ing an

y sem

ester

in th

e cu

rrent

or pr

eviou

s sc

hool

year

.

If the

re ar

e mor

e app

licati

ons t

han s

pace

s, pu

pils m

ust b

e se

lected

rand

omly,

after

givin

g pre

feren

ce to

pupil

s alre

ady

atten

ding s

choo

l in th

e non

resid

ent s

choo

l dist

rict a

nd

siblin

gs of

curre

ntly-a

ttend

ing pu

pils.

Some

scho

ol dis

tricts

estab

lish w

aiting

lists

to fill

unus

ed

spac

es, b

ut oth

ers d

o not.

Can

a re

side

nt d

istri

ct p

reve

nt a

pup

il fro

m le

avin

g?

Yes,

in lim

ited

circu

mstan

ces.

A re

siden

t dist

rict c

an de

ny a

pupil

’s ap

plica

tion f

or an

inva

lid a

pplic

ation

(ear

ly or

late

appli

catio

n or m

issing

infor

matio

n), in

eligib

ility d

ue to

age

(too y

oung

or to

o old)

, or if

the r

eside

nt dis

trict d

oes n

ot

offer

the s

ame t

ype o

f pre

kinde

rgar

ten, fo

ur-ye

ar-o

ld kin

derg

arten

, or e

arly

child

hood

prog

ram

as th

e no

nres

ident

distric

t or t

he pu

pil is

not e

ligibl

e for

the

prog

ram

in the

resid

ent d

istric

t. The

se ar

e also

reas

ons

that a

nonr

eside

nt dis

trict c

an de

ny an

appli

catio

n.

Can

pare

nts

appe

al if

an

appl

icat

ion

is

deni

ed?

Pa

rents

who

se ap

plica

tions

are d

enied

may

appe

al to

the

DPI w

ithin

30 da

ys of

the d

enial

. Stat

e law

requ

ires t

he D

PI

to up

hold

the sc

hool

distric

t’s de

cision

unles

s DPI

finds

that

the de

cision

was

arbit

rary

or un

reas

onab

le. T

he D

PI’s

decis

ion m

ay be

appe

aled t

o circ

uit co

urt.

Mus

t pup

ils re

appl

y ev

ery

year

?

Once

a pu

pil is

acce

pted i

nto a

nonr

eside

nt sc

hool

distric

t, the

pupil

may

conti

nue t

o atte

nd th

at dis

trict w

ithou

t re

appli

catio

n exc

ept th

at:

Th

e non

resid

ent d

istric

t may

requ

ire a

pupil

to re

apply

on

e tim

e—at

the be

ginnin

g of m

iddle

scho

ol, ju

nior

high o

r high

scho

ol.

A

pupil

may

be re

turne

d to t

he re

siden

t sch

ool d

istric

t if t

he sp

ecial

educ

ation

requ

ired i

n a ne

w or

revis

ed

IEP

is no

t ava

ilable

in th

e non

resid

ent d

istric

t or t

here

is

no sp

ace.

A

pupil

who

has b

ecom

e hab

ituall

y tru

ant in

the

nonr

eside

nt dis

trict m

ay be

retur

ned t

o the

resid

ent

distric

t.

Is th

ere

a co

st fo

r par

ents

to p

artic

ipat

e in

the

open

enr

ollm

ent p

rogr

am?

Ther

e is n

o tuit

ion co

st to

pare

nts fo

r par

ticipa

tion i

n ope

n en

rollm

ent. P

aren

ts of

open

enro

lled p

upils

may

be

char

ged t

he sa

me fe

es as

resid

ent p

upils

.

Pirate Press - January 2019 page 17 Fa

ll R

iver

Sch

ool D

istr

ict C

ensu

s Fo

rm

Any

new

fam

ilies

or f

amili

es th

at h

ave

had

a ba

by in

the

past

two

year

s ar

e as

ked

to c

ompl

ete

this

form

.

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aren

t Inf

orm

atio

n 2

nd P

aren

t Inf

orm

atio

n

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e:

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nshi

p to

chi

ld:

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e:

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nshi

p to

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ess:

H

ome

Addr

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e Zi

p C

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hild

re

side

s in

(p

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one)

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t At

tn: S

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ll R

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tate

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requ

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scho

ol d

istri

cts

to m

aint

ain

a ce

nsus

of a

ll re

side

nts

of th

eir d

istri

ct fr

om

birth

to a

ge 2

1. T

o as

sist

us

in c

ompl

ying

with

the

law

, and

als

o to

hel

p us

pro

ject

futu

re y

ears

' sch

ool

enro

llmen

t, w

e as

k th

at y

ou p

leas

e fu

rnis

h th

e in

form

atio

n ab

ove.

Als

o, F

eder

al le

gisl

atio

n re

quire

s sc

hool

dis

trict

s to

iden

tify

all c

hild

ren

from

birt

h to

21

incl

usiv

e w

ho h

ave

spec

ial p

robl

ems,

dis

abilit

ies,

an

d/or

sig

nific

ant d

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ultie

s in

lear

ning

. Pl

ease

indi

cate

an

“X” n

ext t

o th

e na

mes

of t

he c

hild

ren

this

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s to

in y

our h

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hold

. Tha

nk y

ou.


A copy of the meeting minutes are available for public inspection at Fall River School Business Office located at 150 Bradley Street, Fall River, WI 53932 within 8 business days for proposed minutes and within 5 business days of approval for approved minutes.


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Regular Board of Education Meeting Minutes November 21, 2018 6:00 p.m. Fall River School Library _______________________________________________________________________

I. Call To Order/Pledge of Allegiance by Keith Miller, School Board President

The meeting was called to order at 6:00 p.m.

II. Roll Call Board Member Attendance: Keith Miller, Paul Osterhaus, Ember Schultz, Ashley Morton, Warren Koenig, Dr. Michael Garrow, Andrea Stier, Brian Zacho, Ryan Verrier and 12 members from the community present.

III. Public Comment

There was no public comment.

IV. Student Council Update by Brian Zacho A visit to The Meadows of Fall River Assisted Living is planned for December 8. Student Council is looking for ways to fund a hypnotist.

V. Approval of Past Board of Education Meeting Minutes

A motion was made by Ember Schultz and seconded by Paul Osterhaus to approve the October 15, 2018 Regular School Board Meeting and October 22, 2018 Special School Board Meeting. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

VI. Treasurer’s Report presented by Ashley Morton

Book Balance Start Previous: $7,692,106.11 Other Items: $6,673.09 Receipts: $24,314.49 Checks and Wires: $845,809.08 Payroll: $208,558.65 October Ending Month Balance: $6,668,725.96

A motion to accept the Treasurer’s Report, subject to usual audits and discoveries, was made by Ember Schultz and seconded by Warren Koenig. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

VII. Payments of vouchers/payroll

A motion was made by Warren Koenig and seconded by Ashley Morton to approve payment of vouchers #418021-418272 and 201800017-201800144 = $845,809.08 and the approval of payment of the November 23, 2018 and December 7, 2018 payroll. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.



VIII. Gifts and Donations: None

IX. Committee Reports: A. HR/Referendum Committee: The HR Committee Meeting was held at 5:00 p.m. November 21,

2018. After discussion, the addition of an advisor position for Jazz Band was approved. The HR Committee also reviewed and shared ideas on the draft for the 19-20 Certified Staff Compensation Model.

B. Building and Grounds Committee: This meeting was held on Monday, November 19th at 4:00 p.m.

Items discussed included the following: An update/discussion on Main Gym bleachers and basketball hoops; an update on the complex site bleachers; a review of Bid Package #3 and selection of bidders; and a review of Bid Package #4 and selection of bidder(s).

C. Policy Committee: This meeting was held at 5:00 p.m. on November 5, 2018. Policies in the 800 (School Community Relations) Series were reviewed. All policies brought forward for first reading were developed with input from others and cover the direction of the District.

X. Old Business

A. A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Ashely Morton to approve the second reading for revisions to Policies 342.3 and 342.3 rule (Advanced Learning Instruction). Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

XI. New Business

A. Mr. Schultz presented a Fall Activities Report, including a recap of High School and Middle School Cross Country, Football and Volleyball. High School award winners and All-Conference winners were discussed. In addition, Mr. Schultz brought up the opportunity for a co-op with Rio. Fall River is in competition with Pardeeville for the co-op.

B. Mrs. Stier provided an update on the status of negative food balances for students/families in the District. The number of students/families that are negative have gone down considerably since last month and food service staff/principals are working diligently on keeping the number of negative food balance accounts as low as possible.

C. Attendance for the January 23-25, 2019 WASB Conference was discussed. Mrs. Stier confirmed that there is no minimum night stay. Keith Miller, Ember Schultz and Ashley Morton confirmed the dates they were staying. Warren Koenig and Paul Osterhaus will be emailing Mrs. Stier with confirmed dates.

D. A motion was made by Ember Schultz and seconded by Keith Miller to approve the new jazz band position, job description and stipend as presented. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

E. A motion was made by Paul Osterhaus and seconded by Ashely Morton to approve a maintenance/

custodial base increase to $15.00/hour with cell adjustments consistent with that of other support staff positions. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

F. Mr. Zacho provided an update on the “School Violence Event” Drill for the 18-19 School Year. The

school safety legislation passed in April, 2018 (Act 143) and established the following requirements: Each school building are drilled, at least annually, in the proper response to a school violence event; the person in charge of the building shall submit a brief written evaluation within 30 days of the



event/drill; the Board of Education will review the written evaluation; and each year, prior to January 1, the Board must submit certain information to the Office for School Safety.

G. A motion was made by Ashley Morton and seconded by Warren Koenig to approve the first reading of

the 800 Policies: School Community Relations (Roman Numerals i. – xiii.). Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

H. Staffing Recommendation: i. Hiring: A motion was made by Keith Miller and seconded by Paul Osterhaus to approve the

hiring of Dan Gleiter. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections. ii. Resignations: Moved to Closed Executive Session

XII. District Reports A. Building and Grounds Report was presented by Dr. Michael Garrow

Completed the acoustic paneling placement around the building as well as student prints. The sound system in the MPR has been completed as well as LED lighting in the MPR. A door has been added to the DRC and Instructional Coach office space. Future plans to replace the bleachers in the High School gym. They are not currently up to

code, but have been grandfathered in until changes are made. The baffling in the pool needs to be replaced, but will be discussed at a later date.

B. Elementary Principal was presented by Mr. Ryan Verrier Thanked teachers in PBIS for helping promote positive behavior. The incentive for eligible

students will be a trip to the Beaver Dam movie theater. Shout out to Jeanne Heindel, Shelly Koch and Jenny Buzzell for their assistance with

professional opportunity development for guided reading. C. MS/HS Principal & Transportation Director Report was presented by Mr. Brian Zacho.

In October, there were 25 participants that attended a Jimmy Casas book study, “Culturize”. Mr. Schultz and the leadership council are leading both athletes and non-athletes in a “Talent

is Never Enough” book study. Shout out to teachers and staff on a successful All School Celebration held on Wednesday,

November 21. D. District Administrator Report was presented by Dr. Michael Garrow.

The District calendar and summer workshops will be brought forward at the meeting in December.

Meetings on the compensation model will continue and be brought forward with the entire Employee Handbook in March

Due to the District’s new propane buses, there has been discussion of adding a propane tank on grounds. More information to come at a later date.

XIII. Motion to adjourn to Closed Executive Session as per Wisconsin Statue 19.85(1) (c) Considering

employment, promotion, compensation or performance evaluation data of any public employee over which the governmental body has jurisdiction or exercises responsibility; and (f), for considering financial, medical, social or personal histories or disciplinary data of specific persons, preliminary consideration of specific personnel problems or the investigation of charges against specific persons except where par.(b) applies which, if discussed in public, would be likely to have a substantial adverse effect upon the reputation of any person referred to in such histories or data, or involved in such problems or investigations. (Individual Teacher Contract).



A motion was made to adjourn to Closed Executive Session at 6:44 p.m. by Ember Schultz and seconded by Warren Koenig. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

XIV. Executive Closed Session

Topic/Agenda Item Discussed Individual Teacher’s Contract

Motion to Return to Open Session at 8:05 p.m. Motion by: Ashely Morton Seconded by: Paul Osterhaus Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections. Action Taken in Open Session Motion: To terminate the discussed employee’s individual contract based on evidence of video, interviews and photographs presented to the School Board during Executive Closed Session. Motion by: Ashley Morton Seconded by: Paul Osterhaus Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections. Minutes Certification Proposed minutes respectfully submitted by Ember Schultz on 11/21/18

XV. Adjournment

A motion to adjourn at 8:10 p.m. was made by Ember Schultz and seconded by Warren Koenig. Motion carried by a unanimous voice vote with no objections.

Board Secretary /Andrea Stier (Date) Board Clerk/Ember Schultz (Date) Approved by the School Board of Education on December 19, 2018 Next Regular Board meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. in the School Library.

First Readings of Policies at the December 19, 2018 Board Meeting: 363.2 Exhibit – Student Technology Responsible/Acceptable Use User Agreement, 363.2 – Student Technology Responsible Use Policy (RUP), 720 – Safety Program. Policies can be read online at http://www.fallriver.k12.wi.us/school_board/policies_and_legal_notices


Fall River School Board MembersKeith F. Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . President

Paul Osterhaus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice President

Ember Schultz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clerk

Ashley Morton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer

Warren Koenig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Member

Mike Garrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . District Administrator

Ryan Verrier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elementary Principal Brian Zacho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MS/HS Principal Next Regular School Board Meeting is Wednesday, January 23, 2019 beginning at 6:00 pm in the library.

Employment Opportunities- Head Football Coach- Rec Supervisors and Lifeguards (Interested individuals can contact Cody Schultz at (920) 484-3333 x 304. You do not need to create WECAN accounts for these positions) - Custodial Subs (contact Paul Marks at 920-484-3333 x267 or Mike Garrow at 920-484-3333 x227)- Substitute Teachers- Bus DriversPlease Apply Online at: WECAN* If you do not have a Wecan account setup, please click on Create an Account on their site to apply.

COLUMBUS/FALL RIVER FOOD PANTRY

We serve Columbus and Fall River residents, by Appointment, on Thursdays from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. We are located in the back of the Columbus Senior Center, 125 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus.For those in need of assistance during the month of January, contact Faith Lutheran Church at 920-623-3610 to schedule an appointment.Monetary donations may be taken to Farmers & Merchants Union Bank or Marine Credit Union.For those wishing to donate food or volunteer, contact Colleen Waterworth at 920-210-6266.

Fall River School150 Bradley Street • Fall River, WI 53932

Fitness Center/Recreation News *Recreation Director: Cody Schultz 920-484-3333 x296, [email protected]

*Remember to register for all Rec Activities online at https://fallriver-ar.rschooltoday.com/*Rec Basketball Skills and Drills forms are due January 27th (for 1st - 6th grade girls)

*Water Aerobics/Fitness Class Instructors Wanted!! If you are interested in teaching a class at the Fall River Recreation Center, please contact Cody Schultz.

*The Rec Center will be closed December 24th, 25th, 31st, and January 1st. Weight Room and Gym are open M-F 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The Pool is open M & Thur 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. On the weekends, the Weight Room, Pool and Gym are open from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Pool lanes are available to put in the pool for lap swimming during open swim upon patron request to lifeguard.

*The Fitness Center is hiring for Supervisors and Lifeguards. Supervisors must be 18 yrs +. Lifeguards must be 16yrs old (or turn 16 by time of employment). Not a Certified Lifeguard??? We offer Lifeguard Cer-tification training classes (paid for if you work for the Fitness Center upon completion of course). Positions are 2-10 hours/week (possibly more during the Summer). Must be able to work Nights AND Weekends. Please contact the Recreation Director with any questions you may have.

Got Milk, Eggs, Bananas?

The girls basketball team has an ongoing fundraiser to help with summer camps and tournaments. The

fundraiser consists of selling Kwik Trip Gift Cards that can be used for gas or other purchases. There is no

additional cost to the buyer. We currently have cards in $10, $20, $25, $50, and $100 denominations. If you would like to support the team by purchasing a card, please see any girls basketball team member or Mr.

Doolittle 920-484-3333 x237. Checks can be made out to Fall River School. This fundraiser will be ongoing, so

cards will be available throughout the year.

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