WOLV RIN PRESS L.ON HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL. Volume 3, Edition 9 - October 14, 2016

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1 WOLV RIN PRESS L.ON HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL Up~o.mingEvents Volume 3, Edition 9 - October 14, 2016 ~ Friday, October 14 - Soccer vs Crested Butte - 5:30 pm ~ Friday, October 14 - V Pagosa Springs - 7 pm ~ Saturday, October 15 - Monte Vista Tri o Varsity vs Monte Vista -12 pm; vs Centauri - 3 pm o JV vs Monte Vista -10 am; vs Centauri -11 am o C Team vs Monte Vista -12 pm; vs Centauri - 3 pm ~ Monday, October 17 - JV Football vs Pagosa Springs - 4 pm ~ Tuesday, October 18 - Soccer vs Durango - 4 pm ~ Tuesday, October 18 - Volleyball vs Alamosa - 4,5, 6 pm - Pink Digs ~ Wednesday, October 19 - Parent/Teacher BHS pm ~ Thursday, October 20 - Regional Band Grand Junction -1 pm ~ Thursday, October 20 - Volleyball vs Pagosa Springs - 4, 5, 6 pm - Camo Night ~ Friday, October 21- Cross Regionals/Delta - TBA ~ Friday, October 21- V Delta - 7 pm ~ Friday, October 21 - Soccer@ Crested Butte - 3 pm ~ Saturday, October 22 - JV and C team IML Volleyball Pagosa Springs ~ Saturday, October 22 - BHS/BMS Choir Concert - 3 pm ~ Parent Teacher Conferences-Only one day left.:. Just a reminder that Parent Teacher Conference are coming up, please plan to attend Wednesday, October 19 th from 4:00-7:30 pm Roxanne Henderson, GT coordinator at both BMS and BHS, will be at BHS conferences on the evening of Wednesday, October 19, only. She will be located in the upstairs commons area if you need to speak with her directly on that evening. ~ Bayfield School District Bond Issue 3B.:. Amy Lyons has submitted an attachment to this week's Wolverine Press in reference to The School District Bond Issue Please see the Factual Summary of 3B attached ~ 9 News displays BHS safety and FOR Club.:. 9 News out of Denver recently visited Bayfield High School. 9 News aired stories on school safety and on the FOR (Friends of Rachel) Club. Please take a look at the following educati on/school-safety-tra ining-in-southwestcolorado/ links for the story

2 WOLV RIN PRESS LEON HANHAHDT-BHS PRINCIPAL, ~ Wolverine Cup Happenings.:. Wolverine Cup is off and running! Fun things are happening at BHS! Our first Wolverine Cup Assembly will be next Thursday (October 20) during seminar. we will be awarding points for highest overall GPA, best attendance record, and contributions of excellence Current ran kings-updated Gold Team is in the lead-872 Points Yellow Team is 2 nd -685 Points Silver Team is in 3 rd -587 Points Black Team is 4th- 572 Points Violet Team is 5 th -514 Points Purple team is 6 th Points.:. Want more Points??? Remember that at the end of first quarter (next week) we will be awarding points for attendance and GPA's! CHALLENGEON WOLVERINES!

3 WOL\{ RIN PRESS LEON HANHARDT-BHS PRINCIPAL Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Cleland What are some of your hobbies? Woodworking, Reading, Music, Home Renovation What does Coloradical mean to you? Someone who is passionate about this place they have chosen to live their life... What is your favorite thing about BHS? Without a doubt, the people. If you could travel anywhere, where would you go? Scotland, Ireland, Italy What is your favorite sport to watch? College Basketball (Go KU) What was your high school nickname? Cleats What was your favorite subject in high school? Science What colleges did you attend? Kansas State University, University of Kansas What is your favorite quote? It is hard to jail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed. Theodore Roosevelt WOLVERINE OF THE WEEK: Savannah Kaufmann She puts her heart and soul into everything she does. Way to go Savannah!!!

4 \iol\{ RJ[N PRESS LEDN HANHARJ)T-BHS PRINCIPAL COUNSELORS CORNER P 66VWIIrrEMAN &. AlfYMI6UNAS ~ PSAT/NMSQT.:. All Juniors will be taking the PSAT/NMSQT on Wednesday October 19. The test will begin at 8:00 am in the Auxiliary Gym; students will not be allowed into the testing room after this point. A light continental breakfast will be offered for students who are registered to take the PSAT/NMSQT beginning at 7:15. This is a very important test for Juniors as they may qualify for various levels of scholarships through their scores. For more information, please feel free to contact the counseling office or visit the following websites: BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF OUR BHS WOLVERINES, REPRESENT US WITH PRIDE!!! MR. HANHARDT

5 WOLVERINE PRESS LEON HANHARJ)T-BHS PIUNCIPAL, W olverrne A~tivities Updates ROB DEAN - ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Friends of Rachel- from Sponsor Jennifer Leithauser - FORClub would like to thank everyone who donated time and prizes to our Wolverine Dash and also to Powderpuff and Peach Fuzz. Your support is greatly appreciated. The FORClub advisory group will be presenting a workshop at the International Bullying Prevention Association Conference in New Orleans in November. They will be doing a practice run at the Bayfield Public Library on Friday Oct 14 at 6:00pm. Anyone who is interested in hearing more about this amazing opportunity is welcome to attend. Choir - from Director Derek Smith - The BHS Choir is proud to announce that we will be performing with the Durango Women's Choir and the BMS Choir for our fall concert. We will combine with the women and middle school kids for one piece, under the direction of Dr. Linda Mack, conductor ofthe Durango Choral Society and Durango Women's Choir. The Concert will be held on SATURDAY OCTOBER22 at 3PM in the Bayfield Performing Arts Center. Eight students from Bayfield will travel to Durango High School this Saturday October 15th to audition for the Colorado All State Honor Choir. They will sing challenging pieces, demonstrate knowledge of theory and ear training, and be asked to do difficult sight singing. They are: Callie Jung, BriAnne Marr, Cammy Lirot Sopranos; Bella Sage, Katie Tobias, Altos; Aidan Jackson, Bass; Bryce Johnson, and Atlee Beam, Tenor Band - from Director Derek Smith - The Band will start their competition season next week as we travel to Grand Junction for the Colorado Bandmasters Association (CBA) Western Regional Marching Competition. For Band, we are classified in la, and we will compete directly with Gunnison, Olathe, and Cedaredge High School Bands. Competition will begin at lpm at Stocker Stadium in Grand Junction on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. Band will depart from school on Wednesday October 19th at lpm. The top five la bands from throughout the state will qualify for the State Marching Competition which will be held on Monday October 31 in Grand Junction. Bayfield will also compete in the University of New Mexico ZIA Marching Fiesta held in Albuquerque on Saturday, October 29th. The marching show theme for the 2016 Marching Season is "Uncle Sam vs. Santa Claus," which features a medley of patriotic music representing the 4th of July and a series of popular Christmas Carols. The visual design on the field and ballad movement were written by Mr. Smith here in Bayfield, with assistance from directors Rachel Phelps, John Patton, and color guard coach Sharon Hunter. Drum Majors Lenka Doskocil and Savannah Kaufmann have led the band in all rehearsals and events this season, and we have never had such a student oriented organization! In the field show, Sam and Santa face off to decide which Holiday is the best, fighting for control of the hearts and minds of the Band and audience. In the end, will Santa and Sam remember what their holidays are all about, and come together? Find out at regionals and ZIA when the Band performs "Uncle Sam vs. Santa Claus!"

6 \iol\{ R\IN PRESS Wolverine Athleti~s Updates LEON HANHARDT-BHS P UNCIPAL Volleyball- from Coach Terene Foutz - On behalf of the BHS Girls Volleyball Program, we would like to express our heartfelt appreciation to everyone "Bayfield!" From the incredible BHS Band led by Derek Smith, our BHS students, community parents and fans, you were a force in support of our BHS Wolverines. It was an incredible experience, thanks to you. BHSVolleyball beat the #2 6A Ranked NM Piedra Vista Panthers, a huge upset. YOU SERIOUSLYROCK, AND WE CAN'T IMAGINE PLAYING AT HOME WITHOUT YOU. We have a huge line up next week, ALL AT HOME. We beckon our Wolverine Nation to get court side for two monster matches: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18: Home vs Alamosa (defending Wear your best Bayfield Purple: THIS ONE'S FOR TROY. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20: 2015 IML Champions) - ZABEL STRONG - Be Strong. Be Bayfield. Home vs Pagosa Springs (THIS IS OUR LIKELYIML CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH, if both teams win up through match date). etyour HUNTER'S CAMO out of the closet: TOGETHER WE HUNT DOWN THe p 11flJRSOAY NIGHT. this Football- from Coach Gary Heide - The varsity Wolverines had a great night for the 2016 Homecoming game. The beat the Montezuma-Cortez Panthers The JV had their game on Monday cancelled. The varsity will travel to Pagosa Springs on Oct. 14 and play the Pirates at 7:00pm. The PS Pirates will then send their JV team to play the Wolverine JV on Monday, Oct 17th. Kick off for that game is at 4pm. Soccer - from Coach Chris Zoltowski - Thanks to everyone who made it out last Saturday for our Kick Cancer event! This past Tuesday the team had a great game against Pagosa Springs ending in a 1-1 tie. Sophomore Dylan Doskocil scored a beautiful equalizer with only 8 minutes left in the match. We are down to 3 games left this season, with 2 of them here on 14th and the 18th. Friday (18th) will be Senior Night against Crested Butte. This coming The match is at 5:30, so please come show your support for Finley, Steven, Austin and Alex! We hope to see you there and good luck to Pagosa Springs and Centauri! Girls Basketball- from Coach Lana Killough - We are only one month away from starting the basketball season. We have our last open gym October 11th. Keep your eyes and ears out for additional open gyms in November. If you are planning on playing basketball this season, and have not given Coach Killough your phone number, please try to remember to do that when you see her so you can get reminders and updates on what is going on. You can also have someone that works at the school to put it in her box. Also come see her so she can give you web addresses so you can familiarize yourself with the offense that we will be running. You can also see her to get a practice schedule. "Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching." C. S. Lewis Boys Basketball- from Coach Jeff Lehnus - Open Gym began October 4th! Now that Autumn is in the air it is time to open the gym back up and begin preparing for the season. Open gyms will be held Tu/Th evenings from 6 to 7:30 pm. Requirements - you must be eligible and have all necessary paperwork related to high school athletic participation turned into the office and get scheduled for an impact test with athletic trainer before you can participate. Concessions - To earn important funds for our program, we need players and parents to assist with the following concessions we have scheduled: Please contact our parent organizer Nancy Phelps at (970) Football Game Sat. Oct. 29 th.

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9 Factual Summary of 3B Bayfield School District has been awarded a Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST)grant from the Colorado Department of Education to address health and safety deficiencies, overcrowding and site issues concentrated at Bayfield Elementary Primary School (BEPS). The BESTgrant of $8.568 million is contingent upon the passage of local bond issue 3B in November The BEST Board recognized BEPS as the highest priority school replacement project this year in the State of Colorado. The District has determined the best long-term approach to meet its current facilities' needs, while also preparing for inevitable growth, is to do the following: Build a 3-5 school adjacent to the existing Bayfield Middle School (BMS), including a gymnasium equipped for middle school and community use Renovate and expand the existing BESfor grades K-2, including traffic circulation improvements and safety enhancements Improvements to traffic circulation, site safety and security at BMS. The District's bond issue 3B, in conjunction with the contingent $8.568 million BESTgrant from the State of Colorado, will address the following issues: Provide safe and secure buildings Alleviate overcrowding in our elementary grades Traffic and safety improvements at Bayfield Elementary School (BES) and BMS Prepare for our growing student population at historically low interest rates. The contingent BESTgrant allows the District to address all of these deficiencies for approximately $6 per month per $100,000 of home value. While we recognize there is a tax impact associated with bond issue 3B, we also recognize taking advantage of this contingent state grant will decrease the burden on taxpayers while addressing the significant students. needs of our The new 3-5 school is scheduled to be open for the start of school in August The K-2 school is more challenging since much of the work will need to occur while school is in session. The District is exploring construction opportunities for the K-2 school to be open for the fall semester of For more information, please visit the following link on the District's website: ID=443800&type=d&pREC ID=957275