Graduation May 30, :30 p.m. Congratulations BHS Class of 2014

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1 May 2014 Bowler School District News... Graduation May 30, 2014 Bowler High School Gymnasium 7:30 p.m. Congratulations BHS Class of 2014 Live life to the fullest with no regrets

2 From the Desk of Kim Ninabuck 7-12 Principal It looks like spring may have arrived, and our spring athletes are getting some games and meets in at last. Our seventy-five 3 rd quarter honor roll students celebrated their success on May 11 with ice cream sundaes. We ve seen some nice successes on our WKCE this year and will be celebrating with those students later this month. The Financial Challenge team coached by Mr. Hahn again was extremely successful. We have a lot of successes this year, but we still are not done improving what we are doing at Bowler. We are getting ready for graduation and the seniors have started counting down the days. The seniors last day of classes will be Wednesday, May 28 and graduation is Friday, May 30, 2014 followed by the Chem-Free celebration for the seniors. We ve been so busy looking at curriculum this year and have a lot more to work on. Our MS/HS science department has met and will continue to meet to look at new textbooks for some of the classes. The Physical Education Department will also be meeting shortly to start looking at their curriculum. The math and science along with agriculture and shop departments are meeting to look at some ways we can infuse science and math into our electives. We continue to look at getting classes at Bowler that are dual credit (both high school and tech/college credit) to give our students a head start for the world beyond high school. Currently we offer 5 of these types of classes at Bowler. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction has made a change to the graduation requirements for our students starting with the current freshman class. All classes starting with the graduating class of 2017 will be required to have 3 years of Science and 3 years of Math (it has been 2 years of math and 2 years of science in the past.) Many changes are coming; we may be a small school but we want our students to have every advantage possible to be successful as adults. As the weather warms up, we need to work together to keep our students in school and on track. Keep in mind that the Bowler School District has a dress code (in the Student Handbook) that is board approved and needs to be followed. Remind students to please dress appropriately for school. The 4 th quarter is one of the hardest quarters to complete as the weather gets nice and students want to be outside. Skyward access is available to all parents if they have internet access. Please do not hesitate calling teachers about how your son/daughter is doing in school. We need to work as a team for the benefit of all our children. Please call the High School office if your son/daughter is going to be absent. Summer School information/class offerings are included in this Chalkdust. Make sure you get your son/daughter registered for classes as soon as possible. Remember Homework Club is available Tuesdays and Thursdays if students need assistance in keeping up with assignments or just need a quiet place to study. We have many good things going on in Bowler, let s continue to strive for excellence with our students! Happy Spring!

3 Bowler High School/Middle School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll High Honor Roll Seniors Blade Cameron, Amber Miller, Shanice Stevens Juniors Cody Montez, Zach Olson, Drew Payne, Jacob Stewart, Kanum Vele Sophomores Cole Bierman, Justin Kriefall, Michelle Krueger, Cheyenne Malone, Chelsea Peters, Jared Rickert Freshmen Brooke Breitrick, Taylor Matsche, Jacob Strassburg 8 th Grade Crista Peters, Alissa Rickert Honor Roll Seniors Blake Backes, Aaron Bestul, Beau Brady, Craig Chroge, Melanie Everson, Ashlyn Gardner, Trace Miller, Morgan Olson, Jay Onesti, Chelsea Shields, Opal Sisk, Austin Trinko Juniors Baylee Backes, Cassi Brei, Ashlynn Brisk, Shannon Caskey, Winter DeRoos, Jon Jones, Kristina Koenig, Liana Matz, Chase Nueske, Trae Opper, Savannah Stevens, Stevie Tousey Sophomores Lyndsey Agar, Jarred Boswell, Lillian Holbrook, Bryton Kratwell, Haley Malueg, Chemon Rudesill, Cody Thiex, Nicole Waters Freshmen Lavender Martin, Allison Stewart, Saychia Wayka, Erica Wolf 8 th Grade Maranda Brei, Katelyn Fehrman, Isaiah Hynes, Ragen Koenamann, Shilo Kriefall, Dakota Malone, Rachelle Malueg, Matthew Olson, Kendra Rickert, Brianne Rosenow, Hannah Slater, Guy Williams 7 th Grade Noah Bestul, Jazmyne Brown, Casey Resch, Jada Waters, Jodi Wolf

4 BOWLER MUSIC DEPARTMENT Presents SPRING CONCERT GRADES 5-12 Instrumental & Vocal Wednesday, May 14 7:30 p.m. Life is a song. Love is the music. ~ Author Unknown

5 BOWLER SUMMER SCHOOL SIGN-UP FORM 2014 Student Name Grade Busing Needed? Parent Name Home Phone No. Address Emergency No. AM Bus Pick Location PM Drop Off Location Class will be held June 16 th through July 17 th... 8:00am 1:15pm. Please, note the Summer School calendar in the sign up packet. Choose classes as to the grade your child is currently in. Please return this registration form to the elementary office By, Tuesday May 27 th. Please rank choices 1, 2 or 3: K KinderKapper Mrs. Davids K-2 Reading Fun Ms. Bangert/Mrs. Shest 3-6 Reading Fun Ms. Bangert/Mrs. Shest K-2 Math Fun Mr. Bagnall 3-6 Math Fun Mrs. Brunner/Ms. Brown 3-8 Get in the Game Ms. Brown/Mrs. Brunner 3-12 Robotics Mrs. Fehrman 1-6 Elementary Drama Mrs. Carlson 3-6 Sports Blast Mr. Curren K-6 Camp Out! Ms. Knueppel/Mrs. Burmeister K-5 Animal and Outdoor Adventure Mrs. Wolf 2-6 Ultimate Gaming Experience Mr. Ferrero 2-6 Pirates Plundarrrr! Mr. Ferrero 1-8 Mohican Language and Culture Class Diane Burr 2-6 Packermania Mrs. Mueller 4-6 Krazy Krafts Mrs. Liethen 4-6 Hiking and Biking Mrs. Lehman 5-8 STEM Summer Academy Ms. Hanson 7-8 Remedial Language Arts/Reading Mr. Bagnall 7-8 Remedial Math Mrs. Fehrman 7-12 Alternative Education Mrs. Lehman/Mrs. Matz Driver s Education Mr. Igl Enrollment is based on a first come... first enrolled basis. Consideration is also given to those who have never been able to take the class before. If you have any questions about our Summer School program, call Mr. Turner/Lea Ann at Ext. 1.

6 BOWLER SUMMER SCHOOL MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY JUNE JUNE JUNE/JULY JULY JULY PLEASE FILL OUT THE REGISTRATION FORM FOUND IN THE BACK OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL BOOKLET AND BRING IT INTO THE ELEMENTARY OFFICE BY TUESDAY, MAY 27 TH. REMEMBER CLASSES FILL UP ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS, SO GET YOURS IN TODAY!

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8 ANNUAL WAX MUSEUM The 3rd-grade Wax Museum was held recently where students selected a famous person and then gave a speech about their life. NUTRITION CLASSES Nutrition classes were conducted for grades K-4 at Bowler Elementary and taught by Jennifer Gauthier of the University of Wisconsin-Extension. Asaneet Rosario who was Albert Einstein Gauthier talking to a 1st-grade class. Grace Hartleben who was Eleanor Roosevelt First-grade student Hunter White dashing away from the fruit bowl. Ashwuut Mohawk who was Clay Matthews Second-grade student Kelissa Malone showing her fruit to the rest of the class.

9 Science Science and more Science! The scientist from Mad Science of Milwaukee shows her amazing science tricks to a captivated audience of preschool through 6th-graders recently at Bowler Elementary. Adin Brei, a 5th-grader, gets a bubbly concoction in the face from the scientist from Mad Science of Milwaukee as Tony Doxtator, a 4thgrader, looks on in amazement. The Science Fair winners from Bowler Elementary are, front row from left, Darby Rockman, 3rd grade, 2nd place; Grace Hartleben, 3rd grade, 3rd place; and Marcus Malone, 3rd grade, 1st place. Back row from left, Adin Brei, 5th grade, 3rd place; Jacob Bratz, 6th grade, 3rd place; Brock Strassburg, 5th grade, 1st place and overall grand prize winner; Brooke Thiex, 6th grade, 1st place; Kyah Schwantes, 4th grade, 2nd place; Skye Breitrick, 5th grade, 2nd place; Zack Fehrman, 6th grade, 2nd place; Tia Kroening, 4th grade, 1st place. Not pictured is Zachary Ziemer, 4th grade, 3rd place. The coordinator of the event was Tom Bagnall, 5th-/6th-grade science teacher.

10 SCIENCE FESTIVITIES Bowler Science Family Night was held recently at the Stockbridge-Munsee Family Center, organized by the 3rdand 4th-grade teachers at Bowler Elementary. Teachers' Chris Fuller (left) and Brittany Knueppel help students and their parents construct catapults as Jack Samuelson (end of table), who coordinated the event, keeps a watchful eye on the activities. The event was also made possible through the support of the College of Menominee Nation in Keshena. Nearly 60 people attended the event. Jack Samuelson, a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) educator from the Milwaukee area taught lessons to students at all grade levels in the elementary school. Samuelson travels around the Midwest promoting hands-on science and engineering.

11 Farm Safety A farm safety presentation was recently held at Bowler Elementary by Keith Wilson, a farm safety expert from Antigo who travels around the state promoting this crucial message. Wilson was brought in to speak to fourth- through sixth-graders as a culmination to a fourth-grade Dairyland unit. Jack Samuelson (right), who is one of the leading STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) educators in the state, demonstrated to fifth-grade students at Bowler Elementary about Lego robotics. Samuelson also taught lessons at other elementary grade levels and conducted a Science Family Night during his three-day stay at the school. A map showing where people have died from farming accidents. Bowler Student Competes at State Level, Ohhh. So Proud! Pick your poison: Fifth-grader Kaitlyn Pingel chooses between a toxic and non-toxic substance from two jars which look virtually identical, illustrating how easy it can be for people to accidentally drink a dangerous substance. Jazmyne Brown, a seventh-grader at Bowler Middle School competed very well in the state Geography Bee recently in Madison. She was one of only 100 middle-schoolers in the state who earned a right to compete in the state competition. Wilson demonstrates how easy it is for a tractor to be flipped over.

12 MISSISSIPPI BOUND Christine Fuller, a veteran teacher at Bowler Elementary School, has been selected from a national applicant pool to participate in a workshop entitled The Most Southern Place on Earth: the Music, Culture, and History in the Mississippi Delta. The program will be held on the campus of Delta State University in Cleveland, Mississippi. The workshop is one of twenty summer study opportunities supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Endowment is a federal agency that supports Landmarks of American History and Culture workshops so that teachers can study with experts in humanities disciplines. The teachers selected to participate will receive a stipend to help cover their travel, study, and living expenses. The Most Southern Place on Earth: Music, Culture, and History in the Mississippi Delta will allow participants to explore the heritage of the Mississippi Delta. The Delta is a vast floodplain formed by the Mississippi River. It was still largely wilderness during the Civil War, and was rapidly cleared to support cotton plantations based on sharecropping. It is the birthplace of the Blues and also Rock n Roll. It has been the scene of many civil rights activities and it has produced many political leaders, authors and artists. Workshop participants will travel throughout the Delta, visiting places where important events transpired and listening to lectures presented by historians and other experts.

13 Duct Tape Follies 2nd-grade teacher Joe Ferrero and guidance counselor Alexandria Kuchinski are being duct taped to the wall by a group of willing students, who earned the right to tape their teachers by showing positive behavior throughout the quarter. Assisting were teachers Lori Lecheler (with Ferrero) and Brittany Knueppel, assisting Kuchinski. Do you have a stash of aluminum cans? Would you like to donate them to a worthy cause? The Panther Pack Booster Club is now accepting donations of aluminum cans. Whether you have 1 bag or 10 bags, we will accept them all! Please drop off your donation by the school shed, south of the elementary, on School House Rd. Your donations are greatly appreciated! Our Mission Statement: Provide support and develop interest for all programs and activities that promote athletic excellence, sportsmanship, school spirit, scholastic achievement, and the opportunity of higher education in the Bowler School District.

14 8 th Grade Students Attend Career Fair Above - Nathan Montez and Matt Olson make paper Above - Trinity Malone and Alyssia Corso change a tire On Friday, April 11 Bowler's entire 8th grade class attended the 8th Grade Career Fair at NTC in Wausau. Students were able to try out many career activities, including tire changing and paper making. There was a wide variety of different careers from each career cluster represented. It was a great experience for our 8th grade class on the way to building their careers. First-ever event at Bowler School called All-Pro Dad's Day An overflow crowd of fathers and their children filled into the elementary library recently for a delicious beforeschool breakfast and a message about the importance of fatherhood. The event was coordinated by Jeff DePerry, Title VII coordinator and the school's athletic director, and Alexandria Kuchinski, the school's elementary guidance counselor. Due to the popularity of the event, a similar event is being planned before the end of the school year.

15 BHS Trophy remains at BHS FICB teams advance to State level On April 9th, at the College of Menominee Nation, the 7th annual Finance and Investment Challenge Bowl was held. The FICB is knowledge contest about personal finance, business, economics, the stock market, etc. The competition between two teams consists of three rounds. In the 1st round, each team is asked three questions worth 5 points each. Only the team asked can answer. In round two, the questions are toss-up questions. The team answering correct receives 10 points, and if you answer incorrectly you lose 5 points. Also, if you answer incorrectly the opposing team has the opportunity to answer. The 3rd round works the same as round two except that correct answers are worth 20 points and incorrect answers are deducted 10 points. This year s competition was battled out amongst six teams from three local schools (Gresham, Menominee Indian, and Bowler--4 teams). For the 6th year in a row, a team from Bowler (Kanum Vele, Craig Chroge, Walker Miller, and Quentin Rondeau) took home the title. Taking 2nd was also a team from Bowler (Blake Backes, Jay Onesti, Beau Brady, and Aaron Bestul). The 3rd place team was also from Bowler (Trace Miller, Blade Cameron, and LaKeisha Williams). The Bowler team of Opal Sisk, Melanie Everson, Chelsea Shields, and Amber Miller took sixth. The team from Gresham took fourth and Menominee Indian placed fifth by winning the Consolation Bracket. Bowler is coached by Bill Hahn. Gresham is advised by Brenda Hoffman and Menominee Indian by Marie Raasch. The top two teams will be traveling to Milwaukee on April 30th to compete at the State level against 12 teams from around the state. They are all schools larger in enrollment than Bowler. Here is the list of participating teams: Wausau Region DC Everest and Marshfield Racine/Kenosha Region Wilmot Union HS (2 teams) Madison Region Madison West and Sauk Prairie MKE Region Menomonee Falls and Pius XI Fox Cities Region Neenah and Oshkosh North Rhinelander/Northwoods Region Rhinelander and Merrill Menominee Reservation Region Bowler (2 teams)

16 FINANCE BOWL 2014 ASSET BUILDERS OF MADISON left to right: Kanum Vele, Walker Miller, Craig Chroge, and Quentin Rondeau left to right: Jay Onesti, Beau Brady, Aaron Bestul, and Blake Backes Front row: Kanum Vele, Opal Sisk, Walker Miller, Chelsea Shields, Amber Miller, and Melanie Everson. Back row: LaKeisha Williams, Trace Miller, Blade Cameron, Quentin Rondeau, Jay Onesti, Mr. Bill Hahn, Beau Brady, Blake Backes, Aaron Bestul, and Craig Chroge.

17 Three Bowler High School Students Honored Three Bowler High School students were honored at a ceremony called Celebrating Success at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay campus in late March. Kanum Vele, Cody Montez, and Trae Opper were among forty-nine students in the state chosen for this prestigious event, which is geared toward minority students who are going above and beyond in grades and community involvement. Kanum, accompanied by his father, Jeff Vele, was the only student who could make it to the awards ceremony and dinner. All three students were nominated because they are the top three Native American students in the junior class in regards to academics. Cody ranks second in his class, with Kanum as a close third. All students have at least a 3.0 GPA and are actively involved in both athletic and academic organizations. It was a genuine pleasure to witness Kanum being honored alongside of his peers from much bigger districts, said 7-12 Guidance Counselor, Kelly Carlson. All three of our students nominated have the potential to go places in this world and represent our little community! Kanum Vele accepting award at UW-Green Bay ceremony At the UW-Green Bay ceremony, from left, Bowler Superintendent Faith Gagnon; MS/HS Principal Kim Ninabuck; 7-12 Guidance Counselor Kelly Carlson and Honoree Kanum Vele.

18 HS Forensics Team Earns Top Honors at State Competition Students from the Bowler High School forensics team qualified for state level competition that was held on Saturday, April 12th in Madison, Wisconsin. Held on the campus of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, students from Bowler performed exceptionally well. A team comprised of Sonia High, Liana Matz, and Savannah Schwantes earned a perfect 25 out of 25 securing a gold medal for their performance. Earning a silver medal was the tandem of Cassi Brei and Melanie Everson. Finally, Lyndsey Agar earned a bronze medal for her farrago piece. The students did very well all year and the Bowler School District is very proud of their hard work and dedication.

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20 Community Drug Trends Awareness Presentation (sponsored by the Shawano County Sheriff s Dept.) & Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser (sponsored by the sophomore class) Date: May 6 th Location: Bowler High School Library Time: 5:00 6:00 p.m. (Spaghetti Dinner) 6:00 p.m. (Presentation) This presentation will focus on current drug trends and the use of drugs including heroin, bath salts, and prescription drugs. Parents and students are encouraged to attend. COSTS: The presentation is free to the public. The spaghetti dinner will be a free-will donation, with a suggested price of $5.00 for adults and $3.00 for kids under 12 Dinner includes: spaghetti, garlic bread, cheese, pickles, desserts & beverages

21 Order Your Bohiscan Yearbook TODAY! Yearbooks will arrive in early May, but you can reserve your copy today. All you need to do is fill out this order form and return to: Mrs. Thiex, Bowler School, 500 S Almon St., Bowler, WI Name: grade: Phone # I am enclosing the full $35 to purchase a Bohiscan. I am enclosing a $15 deposit to reserve a Bohiscan, the remaining $20 will be paid when I pick it up in May. return to: Mrs. Thiex, Bowler School

22 Bowler High School All-Sports Banquet Date: Wednesday, May 21, 2014 Time: Place: Meal: 5:30 p.m. Bowler High School Panther Cafe Dinner Buffet Please join us as we celebrate the achievements and honors of our outstanding student-athletes from all of our sports teams. Dinner will be provided free to ALL student-athletes in grades 9-12 and all High School Coaches. All others eating will be charged $6 per meal. Please return slip and money for family & friends attending to HS office by Wednesday, May 14th. Student-Athlete Name: Coach s Name: Family/Friends: Name(s) Name(s) Please indicate the total number attending:

23 Reminder to the Class of 2014 The Bowler Alumni Scholarship Association, Inc. scholarship applications are due April 30, Please remember to complete the application and return it to PO Box 13, Bowler WI so your application can be considered. Bowler Alumni Scholarship Association, Inc. will award six (6) $500 scholarships to the class of BASA, Inc. Meetings All Bowler Alumni are invited to attend the Bowler Alumni Scholarship Association, Inc. meetings which are held four times per year. Our meetings are informal in nature, and are our way to show support to college students from the Bowler School District. The Bowler Area Historical Society has recently moved into the building formally known as St. Matthew s Lutheran Church. The Bowler Alumni Scholarship Association, Inc. looks forward to holding our meetings at this location, and supporting another local organization. Please join us at our upcoming meeting: May 15 th, :00 pm Bowler Area Historical Society 104 E. Main Street, Bowler PTCO is looking for volunteers for the spring carnival. It will be June 2 nd 10:00am to 3:00pm rain or shine. Please contact Beth Grosskopf at if you can help out. Thanks! PTCO would like you to turn in all your box tops by May 9 th. Thank You!

24 PANTHER PACK BOOSTER CLUB Membership Application VOLUNTEER....BE INVOLVED.PANTHER PRIDE! Name: Phone # Address: Cell# Parents, please list your children that attend Bowler School & grade level. ANNUAL FAMILY MEMBERSHIP $10 LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP $100 Please make checks payable to: Panther Pack Booster Club Please support our student athletes by getting involved What would you be willing to help with? Concession Stand Sports Camps/Clinics Beach Bash Games Other (List Ideas) Half-time Activities Spirit Wear Sports Banquet Running Tournaments Mail to: Kurt Strassburg, Treas., W14916 Cty Hwy D, Bowler, WI JOIN THE PACK..NEXT MEETING: MONDAY, MAY 12 7:00 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY

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28 Menus for May 2014 Home of the Finest Bowler Panthers Café Menu School Nutrition Tidbits WG = Whole Grain WW = Whole Wheat Applies to 6-8 & 9-12 grades only Applies to 9-12 grades only Menu Subject to change due to availability Monday, May 5 Scramble Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken & Noodles Hearty Vegetable Basket Peach Slices Soft WG Cookie Cinco De Mayo Monday, May 12 Breakfast Bites, Syrup, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Sandwich Steamed Cauliflower Country Spiced Apples WG Cookie Limerick Day Tuesday, May 6 Pancakes, Syrup, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Tuesday Lettuce, Sour Cream, Salsa Zesty Refried Beans Chilly Applesauce WG Cookie National Teacher s Day Tuesday, May 13 Jungle Crackers, Yogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk French Toast Sausage Pattie Juice Cup Carrot Cup Broccoli Applesauce Frog Jumpin Day Wed., May 7 WG Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey Hot Dog Or Brat WG Bun Baked Tater Tots Broccoli Cup Fruit School Nurse Day Wed., May 14 WG Cinnamon Roll Fruit, Juice, Milk Panther Burger WG Bun Lettuce, Tomato, Pickle Potato Wedges Chilled Fruit Dance Like a Chicken Day Thursday, May 1 Waffles, Syrup, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Nuggets Baked Tater Tots Cucumber Slices WG Bread Slice Chilled Pears May Day Thursday, May 8 WG Cereal, Fresh Apple Slices, Juice, Milk Pancakes, Syrup Egg Omelet Applesauce Juice Cup Carrots, Lettuce Cup No Socks Day Thursday, May 15 Waffles, Syrup, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Chicken on WG Bun Cucumber Slices Chilled Fruit Frosty Ice Cream Baked Sun Chips National Chocolate Chip Day Friday, May 2 Mini Cinni, Pineapple, Juice, Milk Cheese Pizza Steamed Broccoli Crisp Carrot Pak Petite Banana Ice Cream Dad s Day Breakfast Friday, May 9 WG Toast, Jelly, Banana, Juice, Milk Roast Turkey Slice Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Hubbard Squash WG School Bread Chilled Fruit Military Spouses Day Friday, May 16 WG Toast, Jelly, Banana, Juice, Milk Warm Bosco Stick Spaghetti Sauce Veggie Fruit POW WOW Today

29 Monday, May 19 Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Nuggets Mashed Potatoes WG School Bread Veggie Chilled Fruit Boy s Club Day Mon., May 26 Mon., June 2 Breakfast Choice Chicken Noodle Soup WG School Bread Veggie Basket Chilled Fruit Tuesday, May 20 Scobby Do s, Yogurt Fruit, Juice, Milk Warm Pancakes, Syrup Egg Omelet Applesauce Juice Cup Baby Carrots Lettuce Cup Be a Millionaire Day Tuesday, May 27 Otis Muffin, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Chip Bowl Lettuce, Sour Cream, Salsa Refried Beans WG Cookie Chilled Fruit Sun Screen Day Tuesday, June 3 Breakfast Choice Cook s Choice Wed., May 21 WG Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Mini Corn Dogs Buttered Noodles Veggie Basket Fruit Cup Frosty Ice Cream Sports Banquet Wed., May 28 WG Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cook s Choice Amnesty International Day Wed., June 4 Breakfast Choice K-6 Picnic! Hot Dog on a Bun Sun Chips Baked Beans Apple Wedges Thurs., May 22 French Toast, Syrup, Fresh Apple Slices, Juice, Milk Cheese Quesadilla Sour Cream & Salsa Veggie Chilled Fruit Buy a Musical Instrument Day Thurs., May 29 Breakfast Bites, Syrup, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Chicken on WG Bun Corn Chips Crunchy Baby Carrots Chilled Fruit Learn about Composting Day Thurs., June 5 Breakfast Choice Chicken Nuggets Steamed WG Rice Veggie Basket Chilled Fruit Friday, May 23 WG Toast, Jelly, Banana, Juice, Milk Loaded Turkey Sub Baked Sun Chips Veggie Chilled Fruit Lucky Penny Day Friday, May 30 WG Mini Cinni, Fruit, Juice, Milk Baked Fish Nuggets Mashed Potatoes WG School Bread Veggie Chilled Fruit Senior Breakfast 9:30 am Friday, June 6 Breakfast Choice French Bread Pizza Vegetable Fruit Early Release! Have a Great Summer! Summer School Program Starts June 16 July 17, 2014 The Summer Food Service Program provides nutritious meals to children during vacation periods that are similar to those offered under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs during the school year. Meals are provided to children 18 years of age or under, and to individuals over 18 who have been determined by the State to be mentally or physically disabled and who participate in a public or non profit school program established for the disabled. For more information,please contact the Elementary office at

30 Dear Parents and Residents of the Bowler School District: CENSUS SURVEY (Please detach and return) Please help us gather census information by completing this form and returning it to school by June 30, All persons living at your residence ages birth-21 as of June 30, 2014, should be listed. BOWLER SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS INFORMATION June 2014 Township or Municipality Name (Last) (First) (Spouse) Street Address Mailing Address (if different from street address) Home Telephone Number Work Telephone Number We have no one in our household under age 21. (Please check box if applicable) NAME CHILD INFORMATION AS OF JUNE 30, 2014 (Please complete all columns for each child) AGE DATE OF BIRTH GENDER ETHNICITY DISTANCE TO SCHOOL (in miles) Do you have preschool children who seem to be delayed in their speech, listening skills, fine and gross motor skills, or have behavioral problems? Yes No If yes, please explain: Did your child attend preschool screening in the spring of 2014? Yes No Have there been any new residences established in your neighborhood or area? Have any new families moved into already existing homes? If so, please give details (names, addresses, phone numbers) Thank you for completing this form. Please drop off at the Bowler School District Office or mail to: Bowler School District Attn: Elaine Lackowski 500 S Almon St., Bowler, WI If you have any questions, please call Ext. 6307

31 Dear Parents and Residents of the Bowler School District: CENSUS SURVEY (Please detach and return) Please help us gather census information by completing this form and returning it to school by June 30, All persons living at your residence ages birth-21 as of June 30, 2014, should be listed. BOWLER SCHOOL DISTRICT CENSUS INFORMATION June 2014 Township or Municipality Name (Last) (First) (Spouse) Street Address Mailing Address (if different from street address) Home Telephone Number Work Telephone Number We have no one in our household under age 21. (Please check box if applicable) NAME CHILD INFORMATION AS OF JUNE 30, 2014 (Please complete all columns for each child) AGE DATE OF BIRTH GENDER ETHNICITY DISTANCE TO SCHOOL (in miles) Do you have preschool children who seem to be delayed in their speech, listening skills, fine and gross motor skills, or have behavioral problems? Yes No If yes, please explain: Did your child attend preschool screening in the spring of 2014? Yes No Have there been any new residences established in your neighborhood or area? Have any new families moved into already existing homes? If so, please give details (names, addresses, phone numbers) Thank you for completing this form. Please drop off at the Bowler School District Office or mail to: Bowler School District Attn: Elaine Lackowski 500 S Almon St., Bowler, WI If you have any questions, please call Ext. 6307