Tracking Growing Student Achievement at DHS By Kevin Chederquist, MTSS PLC Core Interventionist

Increasing student achievement is at the core of what we are about at Denfeld High School! We are about

student achievement at Denfeld High School!

Research shows that students who find academic success in high school are more likely to be successful in

life, therefore we have developed an intervention program that monitors our 10th, 11th and 12th grade stu-

dents. The Minnesota Early Indicator and Response System (MEIRS) oversees all students then identifies

those who are showing signs of struggling, matches them with proactive interventions and monitors their aca-

demic progress. This system is similar to the Build Assets, Reduce Risks (BARR) program for 9th grade stu-

dents that was first implemented last year. MEIRS has a team of DHS teachers who determine, discuss and

address students needs at regularly scheduled MEIRS meetings.

The teams of teachers look at the attendance, behavior and coursework progress of a group of students en-

trusted to them to look after for the academic year. It is hoped that the teams of teachers would have access to

the students through their regularly scheduled classes, before or after school, or during the WIN time each day.

Each core curriculum department (Math, English, Science, or Social Studies) has reserved a WIN period each

week for servicing the students who have been assigned to an intervention. Students who are missing over

10% of their classes, have behavioral referrals, or have current progress “Fs” are recognized as struggling to-

ward adequate academic progress.

“The MEIRS program is an important part of the Multiple Tiered Support System (MTSS) that encourages

students to improve their achievement in school,“ states Tonya Sconiers, Denfeld Principal. “Providing Tier II

interventions is another form of academic insurance that provide all our students the chance for higher

achievement.” Students receive an invitation for additional attention to their issue beyond what happens in the

classroom and the MEIRS team monitors the students’ response to the intervention until progress is evidenced.

If progress is not made then the student is referred to Tier III interventions which is handled by the Student

Success Team (SST). This Tier II level of care and concern for Denfeld students is expected to make a differ-

ence in the graduation rates for all students.

If you have any questions regarding this program, please call Kevin Chederquist at 336-8830 Ext. 2005 or

email him at kevin.chederquist@isd709.org

Winter 2018 Volume 36, No 1

Denfeld Respects Self, Others, & Community

Denfeld High School

Hunter Happenings

Counselor’s Corner... 2

Seniors

College Applications

Are you still pondering your future? Think about applying to college! Whether it’s a training program

or a 4-year degree, the Duluth-Superior area has some GREAT local options for colleges and universities.

If you’re considering college, seniors who have not already done so should apply to colleges in which

they are interested. Applying to college isn’t a commitment unless you apply early decision. Programs at

community and technical colleges can fill-up quickly, so apply early to have the best chance of getting

into your field of interest.

Colleges require a copy of each student’s high school transcript. Students can request a transcript

through Parchment. The link to Parchment can be found by going to the Guidance Tab on the Denfeld

website and scrolling down and clicking on Transcripts.

Scholarships

Many of the local scholarships have a deadline of January 15, 2019. Be sure to request letters of recommenda-

tion as soon as possible and complete the application well before the due date. Please DON’T WAIT until the last

minute! The Career Center Coordinators (Room 1212), Mrs. Tusken and Mrs. Long, are a great resource for assis-

tance in completing your scholarship applications. Your school counselors are also available to help you.

Your scholarship quest doesn’t end after January 15! Listen to announcements and check in the Career Center

for additional scholarship opportunities.

Juniors Mark your calendars!

Junior Night will be held on February 13, 2019 in the Denfeld High School Auditorium at 6:00 pm.

All Juniors and their parents/guardians are encouraged to attend to learn about Senior year.

ACT Plus Writing Test Day!

Juniors are also going to be given the opportunity to take the ACT Plus Writing during the school day.

The ACT is a college entrance exam that tests students in Reading, English, Science, Mathematics, and

Writing Skills. It is a nationally recognized test which is required to attend most four year colleges and

some two year programs. The test is being given on April 2nd and will cost students $55. Students on

free/reduced lunch will be asked to pay $5.00. If a student decides to take the ACT on a national test date

- on a Saturday, the cost would be $67.00.

Only juniors will be allowed to ACT test on April 2nd. The details about the test setting and procedure

are still in the works. The ACT test will begin promptly at 9:00 and will end at approximately 1:30.

Those testing will have a late lunch and return to their regular schedule afterward. Unlike the last several

years, all other grades will have school that day.

What if I am not planning to go onto college? Any junior who elects not to take the ACT will fol-

low his/her regular schedule.

ACT Prep Course Offered

Doorway to College/ZAPS staff will be presenting an ACT Prep course at Denfeld in the Smartboard

room off of the Library on March 20 - 20, 2019 from 3:30 - 6:00 p.m. Look for more information, includ-

ing cost, coming in the mail in February.

Counselor’s Corner Continued... 3

College Visits

Actually setting foot on a college campus can go a long way in helping a student to decide if a college

is a good fit for them. Looking at websites and talking with college admissions reps only goes so far. Vis-

iting campuses this spring is a wonderful option for juniors who are trying to decide where they might

want to go to college. If you’re interested in scheduling a visit to a college or university, contact the Ad-

missions Office. They will be happy to set up a date and time to tour and answer any questions you may

have.

Another way to learn about colleges and universities is to attend the talks with the Admissions Reps

when they visit the Career Center. Listen to announcements or check the bulletin board inside the main

entrance.

Sophomores

Keep up the good work!

On December 4, 2018, 10th grade students are invited to meet with local scholarship representatives

during WIN to learn the ins-and-outs of earning scholarships. The students will be given a list of the cur-

rent local scholarships and learn about the opportunities that will be available to them in the future. Topics

will include the value of hard work in school, challenge yourself as a student, and the importance of being

involved at school and in the community.

Career and College Readiness Opportunities

Sophomores will have the opportunity to attend one or two of the following activities:

Construct Tomorrow at the end of February at the DECC

College and Career Fair at Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College in March, 2019

Transitions Fair in February or March

Freshman

The march towards graduation begins now. Ninth grade students need to have earned 5.5- 6 credits by

the end of the school year in order to be considered on track to graduation. WIN is a great time to get ex-

tra help and support in your classes. Sign up for WIN with the teachers you need extra support with. Na-

tional Honor Society tutors are also available during WIN time to help with homework assignments. See

your WIN teacher or counselor if you need assistance signing up for those opportunities. You're setting the

foundation for your cumulative grade point average and class rank. We encourage you to do your absolute

best!

Registration

Registration for the 2019 - 2020 school year will begin the first full week in February, 2019. School

counselors will be meeting with students to review the registration process, talk about requirements for

graduation, and answer any questions. Students are welcome to register at home and the instructions can

be found in the Supplement Course Guide for 2019 - 2020. In addition, counselors will be meeting with

students in the computer lab to assist with registration the week of February 11th. On February 4, 2019,

Denfeld will host an Open House for all 8th grade students and their families who will be attending Den-

feld during the 2019 - 2020 school year.

Counselor’s Corner Continued... 4

Honors/CITS/AP Course Requirements

Any student enrolling in an Honors, College-In-The-Schools (CITS),or Advanced Placement (AP)

course, please review the Commitment Agreement found in the Course Registration Supplement which

will be handed out during registration. This Agreement outlines the commitment requirements for the

challenging courses, as well as explaining the course expectations. By enrolling in one or more of these

courses the student and parent are, essentially, agreeing to the additional rigor, workload, and time

commitment, along with understanding that if the course doesn’t work out the student may not be

moved to the traditional version of the class.

CITS courses offer high school students the opportunity to receive college credit through high school

coursework. Colleges awarding the credit may include Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College, Lake

Superior College, or the University of Minnesota - Duluth. Each of the colleges have set criteria that must

be met to register for the course(s). Please see the Course Registration Supplement for details.

AP courses are another option for adding rigor to a student’s schedule. The AP curriculum consists of

standardized high school courses that are roughly equivalent to undergraduate college courses. After

completing the AP course, students take the AP exam in that subject which can earn them credits and/or

accelerated placement in college. See your counselor if you have questions. More information can be

found in the Supplement Course Guide for 2019 - 2020 which will be handed out in February.

A special welcome to our new staff!

Don Simons, Manufacturing and Engineering; Karen McCormick, Health and Phy. Ed.; Brian Mooers,

Phy. Ed; Joe Florestano, Geometry; Keely Waechter, Work Experience; Sarah Laulunen, Service Learn-

ing; Robert Gagne, Counselor; Tyler Bruns, Physical Science; Carolyn Heistad, Chemistry; Andrew Nis-

sen, Biology; Brooke Kraftheger, Biology; Amy Wicklund, World History; Kiah Tremble, American His-

tory; Angelo Florestano, American History; April Rennquist, Special Ed.; Anna O’Neil, Speical Ed.; An-

gie Lussier, Speical Ed.; and Johanna Cummins, Spanish.

Retirements

Congratulations to the following staff who have retired this year. Jon Anderson,

Science Teacher; Bob Fox, Science Teacher; Joe Vukelich, Social Studies Teacher;

Jeff Nace, Phy. Ed. Teacher; Deb Jarvis, SPED Teacher; Paula Leland, English

Teacher; Willie Cameron, SPED Assistant; Deb Edwards, Check & Connect. We

wish you well!

This and That Continued. . . 5

ISD #709 Athletic & Activity Eligibility

It’s time to review 2018-19 athletic and activity eligibility. When determining student eligibility we

look at two things:

No F’s on report card (for a quarter grade or an F for a final grade).

Is the student on track for graduation (# of credits).

Each fall we run grade reports on all athletes from the previous school year. If a student received an F in

any class for the fourth grade period OR received an F as a final grade in any class – the student will be

ineligible until September 28th (the fourth Friday of the school year). If on Friday, September 28th the stu-

dent is passing all classes, they become eligible.

A student may retain eligibility if they complete the failed class during summer school or online.

Besides grades, we also look at the number of credits earned (based on the chart below). If your

son/daughter does not meet the requirements, please contact their counselor.

Incoming 10th grader (sophomore) – 5.25 credits, 8.0 credits at semester

Incoming 11th grader (junior) – 11.25 credits, 13.75 credits at semester

Incoming 12th grader (senior) – 16.50 credits, 19.00 credits at semester

22.50 credits to graduate in 2019 and beyond

Please make sure your son/daughter has an up-to-date physical on file with the activities office.

7th grade physical is good for three years (through 9th grade)

In most cases, all incoming 10th graders need a new physical dated after June 10, 2018.

The 10th grade physical is also good for three years (through 12th grade).

If you have any questions regarding athletic eligibility or physicals, please contact Tom Pearson at

336-8830 ext. 1948 or tom.pearson@isd709.org OR Krista Hill at 336-8830 ext. 2145 or Kris-

ta.Hill@isd709.org

Boy’s Soccer

Congratulations to our Boy’s Soccer Team

and Coach Scott Anderson for a wonderful sea-

son. Coach Anderson was named Minnesota

Class A Boy’s Soccer Coach of the Year, Min-

nesota Small School Boy’s Soccer Coach of the

Year and he is in the running for the Great

Lakes Region Coach of the Year. Coach An-

derson took our boys to State this year. We are

very proud of you!!

Honor/Merit Roll Q1 6

Grade 12

Honor Roll

Anderson, Lauryn

Anderson, Kendric

Anderson, David

Beckrich, Julian

Bijold, Benjamin

Carlos, Maggie

DeCaro, Zachary

Eskola, Jacob

Faynik, Jonathan

Foldesi, Peter

Fournier, Megan

Frederick, Charleigh

Gibson, Eric

Gilbert, Hudson

Gregory, Faith

Gustafson, Keeli

Haluptzok, Jace

Haugen, Emma

Hultman, John

Isaacson, Alyssa

James, Ericka

Jasper, Logan

Johnson, Nathan

Johnson, Alexis

Johnson, Lindsay

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L;amg.Lau;ee

:arspm.y

Larson, Isabella

Lindberg, Emily

Love, Gavin

Maas, Jordyn

Mahon, Owen

Maki, Madelynn

Mann, Gillian

McClure, Cassie

Miller, Karlee

Miller Dominic

Myhre, Alexis

Oliver, Maison

Przybyl, Audrey

Ross, Quinton

Rukavina, Matthew

Samuelson, Leila

Scheeweis, Caitlin

Seguin, Madison

Shykes, Darren

Silvers, Ananias

Skwira-Brown, Rachel

Spears-Rutherford,

Ar’Nay

Torres, Gianna

Walker, Kiah

Wayne, Amaya

Word, Kyra

Wuestneck, Erin

Zierman, Autumn

Merit Roll

Anderson, Molly

Backlin, Logan

Barry, Daniel

Becker-Williams,

Rachael

Beetcher, Jillian

Boheim, Mia

Brodin, Alyssa

Budisalovich, Payton

Carey, Ashton

Cary, Chase

Chapman, Kaylee

Chelstrom, Miranda

Cozzi-Schmaltz, Damion

Cvancara, Joseph

DeVere, Derek

Dillon, Marshall

Diver, Lauren

Dunigan, Ijshanita

Eaton, Jacob

Eickstadt, Kale

Erickson, Andrew

Erickson, Logan

Giolitto, Gaia

Grambush, Aaron

Grochowski, Ivy

Hartshorn, Journey

Hartwig, Hailey

Haugen, Sebastian

Herold, Dane

Howard, Zackery

Hughes, Ravin

Klaas, Dominic

Korienek, Madison

Lagergren, Annika

Larson, Jeremiah

Larson, Noah

Lugardo, Destiny

Lundholm Isaiah

Lustig, Caleb

MacDougall, Samantha

Mann, Felisha

Martin, Cami

Mehling, McKenzie

Michalicek, Sam

Michelizzi, Sam

Miero, Carter

Miller, Janaya

Mitchell, Lana

Morton, Evin

Nelson, Erik

Northcutt, Donald

Ostrowski, Nicholas

Pass, Kiana

Paul, Samantha

Pederson, Taylor

Peterson, Lindsey

Rathke, Caden

Rosholt, Logan

Sater, Nicholas

Shogren, Ariel

Simota, Kaleb

Stingley, Caitlin

Vollan, Matthew

Walters, Jesse

Wennberg, Nelson

White, Emily

Youngberg, Justin

Grade 11

Honor Roll

Anderson, Aidan

Ashcroft, Amelia

Bastie, Miriana

Breimon, Nikolai

Bushnell, Lusia

Coffman, Kennedi

Davidson, Elena

Emmel, Elizabeth

Erie, Jayden

Fairbanks, Marckantony

Ferguson, Ariana

Filipovich, Nia

Griggs, Logan

Guite, Daniel

Higgins, Clayton

Horrocks, Makenzie

Jahn, Brandon

Krysiak, Madison

Magnuson, Maxwell

Martin, Myles

McCormick, Jack

McGinn, Nicole

Miller, Nicholas

Natale, Emma

Pearson, Makayla

Porter, Ashleigh

Roy, Bailey

Steger, Grant

Stolee, Eric

Thompson, Hannah

Tusken, Emily

Zupancich, Carter

Merit Roll

Anderson, Coltan

Anderson, Jace

Arseneau, Arik

Ashorobi, Zyler

Birdseye, Adriana

Bourdeau, Mikayla

Brown, Katie

Carlson, Connor

Caroon, Brecken

Clement, Karlee

Closson, Austin

Cohen, Beyonce

Honor/Merit Roll Q1 continued . . .

7

Cotton-Bell, Logan

Deloney, Keira

Erceg, Talon

Erickson, Kathleen

Ferguson, Stephanie

Fossum, Gabriel

Freberg, Alyson

Gould, Carla

Grennier, Deonandryck

Hardy, LeAnn

Hendrickson, Sophia

Henry, Ronnie

Hicks, Devin

Jago, Billie

Johnson, Owen

Johnson, Zoe

Kidd, Anne

Kinziger, Madeline

Klande, Annabelle

LaTour, Stella

Lemeke, Paige

Lin, Kai

Longnaker, Abigail

Maciej, Stephanie

Mayne, Katelyn

McColley-Garson, Nick

Miller, Emmaleen

Miller, Kalie

Miller, Savanna

Mitchell, Kentrail

Olek, Brennan

Ostern, Grace

Owens, Shawn

Packingham, Nathan

Perrault, Caleb

Peters, Zianne

Prudhomme, Lily

Rabold, Sydney

Radig, Alivia

Rinerson, Justine

Rodberg, Madelyn

Soderlund, Brandon

Speers, William

Stroik, Alexys

Swanson, Andrew

VanMeter, Sky

Ware, William

Weidinger, Talyn

Wilhelm, Keegan

Worley, Jessica

Wynn, Elizabeth

Grade 10

Honor Roll

Ahlers, Allison

Barlass, Claire

Behinia, Cyrus

Bjonskaas, Molly

Boheim, Natalie

Borham, Jacob

Chastey, Keegan

Clark, Rilie

Curtis, Rylee

Erickson, Christine

Fink, Isaac

Foldesi, Michael

Francisco, Joseph

Glass, Lillian

Halvorson, Leah

James, Renee

Jarvis, Wrenn

Johnson, Lindsay

Johnson Mary E.

Kovach, Jordin

Larson, Sydney

LeMay, Kylie

Maciver, Brooke

McGrew, Noah

Ocean, Phoenix

Panfil, Alayna

Parks, Tyler

Powe, Aisha

Reed, Izabella

Ribbich, Patrick

Roberts, Abigail

Robison, Kiana

Rudd, Joseph

Saburn, Katelyn

Scharp, Jacob

Shea, Kade

Skorich, Kayla

Slosson, Mason

Snyder, Jacob

Snyder, Samantha

Thompson, Hannah

Warnygora, Keely

Windish, Samantha

Wittke, Marissa

Merit Roll

Arseneau, Daylin

Beack, Isabelle

Beckom, Keyshawn

Berg, Dylan

Bergman, Paige

Boles, Eleisa

Brown, Citoria

Burke, Nathaniel

Carter, Emma

Church, Weston

Day, Jacob

Decker, Xavier

DeRosier, Collin

Dosan, Matthew

Edmond, Alexis

Enriquez, Gien

Erickson, Martin

Firn, Chase

Gerard, Ava

Gordon, Carmen

Gorny, Elizabeth

Gould, Felicia

Grew, Austin

Harris, Lanesha

Hindermann, Madisyn

Hollinday, Hayden

Hopp, Ian

Horton, Jacob

Hudyma, Austin

Hull, Star

Jackson, Ellianna

Jasper, Dawson

Johnson, Marisa

Johnson, Mary L.

Knight, Krystal

Krump, Grace

Kubec, Hailie

Kuusisto, Caden

Lowinski, Alexis

McCormick, Joseph

McIsaac-Reid, Dawson

McNeilly, Catie

McRae, Ellie

Miller, Corey

Nonnemacher, Zoe

Onnen, Khialer

Peterson, Emily

Pierre, Kewadin

Plentyhorse, Tawny

Regas, Demetrius

Richison, Abigail

Rousse-Cagle, Aeriana

Russell, Connor

Samuelson, Cora

Santiago, Lucia

Scott, James

Scrignoli, Emily

Skull, John

Slosson, Logan

St. Germaine, Ariana

Stack, Teagen

Teskey, Monte

Tester, Michael

Townsend, Samuel

Tran, Joshua

Udd, Joseph

Walczynski, Owen

Wayne, Seth

Wehner Jada

West, Dominic

Westerberg, Noah

Weston, Trent

Wilcox, Owen

Williams, Vanessa

Wisniewski, Julian

Witherspoon, Devarrio

Grade 9

Honor Roll

Allen, Riley

Anderson, Lilith Grace

Honor/Merit Roll Q1 continued . . . 8

Bartling, Aliyah

Bauer, Hartley

Bergh, Rachel

Bjonskaas, Madeline

Bloomquist, John

Bradbury, Peyton

Bulthuis, Gavin

Carter, Ella

Christensen, Caden

Corbett, Isabella

Danielson, Olicia

Davenport-Herrea, Ray

Day, Joshua

Dixon, Kiarra

Eaton, Blake

Ferguson, Alayna

Fossum, Skyler

Gilbert, Charles

Goodreau, Dallas

Grigal, Nicolas

Harney, Annabella

Hendrickson, Earl

Henry, Morgan

Hill, Kamryn

Housey, Lily

Hovland, Hanna

Isaacson, Lucas

Isaacson, Sydney

Jimenez, Aidan

Jouppi, Elliana

Lacy, Paige

Lund, Elliot

McCracken, Jaycie

Mertes, Joseph

Miller, Annie

Nelson, Leah

Nigh, Juliana

Owens, Jordan

Richard, Syrena

Schauer, Gretchen

Schauer, Teresa

Scott, Lauren

Shaffer, Vivian

Sheff, Sarah

Soderberg, Annabelle

Soderlund, Jaydon

Swanson, Maya

Thompson, Brooke

Walker, Ben

Wormuth, Adler

Zook, Tristan

Merit Roll

Abernethy, Alexis

Archambeau, Caydan

Armstrong-Dougherty,

Amelia

Asman, Roy

Baumann, Piper

Boheim, Gianna

Bourdean, Mya

Brown, Candie

Brown, Chloe

Brown, Jada

Bushnell, Jeffrey

Carrillo, Gabrielle

Filipovich, Lillian

Fleck, Selena

Floerke, Mercedes

Freije, Seth

Gilbert, Kenyon

Grammer, Faith

Grochowski, Isabella

Hill, Arianna

Hilleren, Miranda

Hilton, Dylan

Hollinday, Jada

Holmberg, Alezea

Jahn, Eric

James, Sean

Jimenez, Shewaye

Johnson, Per

Jovanovich, Ani

Kaptonak, Abigail

Kilroy, Carter

Kinziger, Calvin

Kishida, Thomas

Kreager, Benjamin

Kuchar, Alyssa

Kuukari, Finley

Larson, Aleah

Lazzaro, Conrad

Lewandowski, Darian

Mayne, Lukas

McCall, Katelyn

McClure, Connor

McClure, Cooper

Mehlum-Wagner, Jakob

Norton, Ramsey

Padilla, Tomas

Petersen, Morgan

Portner, Travis

Redenbaugh, Shane

Reese, Maximilian

Rice, Mya

Rosera, Niia

Sandberg, Marissa

Schramm, Josiah

Schulte, Carson

Sebok, Sorin

Smith, Zared

Snodgrass, Keia

Sommer, Kyle

Stathopoylos-Higgins,

Aaron

Steger, Hudson

Swanson, Annika

Tanskanen, Cade

Templer, McKenzie

Thompson, Grant

Unver, Emma

Volkenant, Cailyn

Walsburg, Hilary

Wenberg, Annika

Wentzlaff, Rhiannon

Wilhelm, Chance

Williams, Davin

Wisniewski, Ariana

Xiong, Irene

Congratulations to

all our Honor and

Merit Roll stu-

dents!! We are very

proud of you.

Honor Roll/Merit Roll

Information

To be considered for

Honor or Merit Roll

recognition, a student

must carry a minimum

of 5 grade subjects.

Honor Roll students

must earn a minimum

GPA of 3.7 and Merit

Roll students must earn

a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Students may not

have a “F”, “D” letter

grade or “U” in conduct

on their report card.

One “N” in conduct is

allowed.

In order to receive

an Honor “D” at the

Honors Night program,

students have to be on

the Honor or Merit Roll

all three grade periods.

Hunters Shine 9

Congratulations to Sam Michalicek on earning the Solidworks CAD Certificate Award.

Thank you!! A special thank you goes out to the Herman town Community Church for donating over1500 notebooks and several folders to us for our students. We are very grateful for your generous donation.

Upcoming Events... 10

Up Coming Events

December 17—Holliday Concert

20—Holliday Assembly

24-January 1—Winter Recess

January 2—School Resumes

18—End of Semester 1/ Quarter 2

19—Sweetheart Dance at the DECC

21—No school Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

31—Fine Arts Night

February 4– 8th Grade Orientation

11—Conferences

13—Conferences

13—Junior Night

18-22—Winter Break

March

14—Choir Concert

26—Orchestra Concert

29—End of Quarter 3

April 8-13— Spring Break

25-27—Spring Play

May

11—Prom

21—Senior Band Concert

23—Honors Night

24—Senior Assembly

24—Choir Concert

27– Memorial Day no school

29—Outdoor Concert

June 4—Baccalaureate

6—Graduation

17—Report Cards mailed out

New Books Coming Soon!

Students, Keep your eyes open for the new library

book order! New books should be here the first

week of December. Just in time to find a good book

for the Holiday break. All the books have great re-

views and many are award winners. Stop by the

Denfeld Media Center and “check them out”! Here

is a sample:

Positive; Surviving my bullies, Finding Hope, and

Living to Change the World by Paige Raul

Turtles All The Way Down by John Green

Dear Martin by Nic Stone

Black Panther: A nation Under Our Feet (Graphic

Novel Series) by Ta-Nehisi Coates

Hillbilly Elegy: a Memoir of a Family And Culture

in Crisis by J.D. Vance

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca

Skloot

The 100 Best African American Poems by Nikki

Giovanni

Where the Water Goes; Life and Death Along the

Colorado River by David Owen

Teacher Rooms and Phone Numbers 11

Hunter Shack

The Hunter Shack is now open

during lunch hours on Tuesdays

from 12:00 to 1:30 and before

school on Thursdays from 7:45 to

9:00am. New Hunter apparel and

discounted merchandise is availa-

ble. If you have any questions or

comments, please con-

tact: denfeldhuntershack@gmail.c

om

Room Staff Member Ext.

2304 Alm, Becky 1968

1000 Anderson, Claudia 1925

1000 Attendance Office 1934

2407B Ballavance, Adair 2025

1205 Bangs, Leah 3260

3210C Benton, Gabrielle 2083

2022 Bruns, Tyler 2125

Cafe Cafeteria 2035

1212 Career Center 2036

1215 Check & Connect 2102

1000B Chederquist, Kevin 2005

2205 Cheselski, Penny 2008

1018 Chopp, Clare 1957

2110 Christenson, Paul 3052

Lincoln Community Ed. 2099

1214 Community Schools 2032

2302 Cummins, Johanna 2128

3207 DeMars, Jessica 1939

2301 Devney, Mike 1944

1208 Engineer 1932

2210 Erickson, Shane 2337

2404 Fabbro, Jennifer 1174

1401 Family Involvement 1988

3306 Fisher, Ethan 2000

1002 Fitzgerald, Diane 2153

3305 Florestano, Angelo 1285

3216 Florestano, Joe 2241

1002 Gagne, Robert 3032

1024 Gelineau, Aaron 2185

3201 Girls Group 2029

3109 Guddeck , Julie 1993

1002 Guidance Office 1974

2312 Harrold, Carla 1117

2000 Heistad, Carolyn 2024

1022 Hill, Krista 2145

3313 Hille, Jan 1302

1301 Hoban, John 2339

3302 Holinday, Gina 2052

3204 Holman, Joel 1981

2210A Johnson, Susan 1949

2311 Jungman, Brian 4136

2010 Krafthefer, Brooke 2020

2202 Kratsch, Sue 2019

2300 Laulunen, Sarah 2256

1026 Lehigh, Josh 3051

2214 Leone, Tony 4082

3206 Lewis, Ed 1989

2214 Lussier, Angie 2129

2216 Macioce, Maria 2038

1001 Mainella, Kathy 1935

Gym Marsolek, Stacia 1023

Room Staff Member Ext.

1206 McCormick, Karen 3355

2214 McDowell, Jennifer 2221

2210D McGaughey, Charity 1186

2016 Meyer, Mike 1167

2004 Michalicek, Kevin 2020

2306 Mickle, Stephanie 2009

1312 Miller, Jennifer 4040

Gym Moores, Brian

1302 Nelson, Colleen 5569

2210F Nelson, Marcia 1966

1002 Nelson, Sue 1974

2018 Nissen, Andrew 3033

3311 Northey, Shawn 1950

1001 Nurse’s Office 1935

3202 O’Neil, Anna 2130

1000 Office Cadet 1927

1306 Olson, Kim 4036

3300 Oracle (Yearbook) 1996

AD Pearson, Tom 1948

2301 Peller, Shonda 4023

1000 Police Liaison 1929

1000 Principal 1928

2313 Pursi, Matt 1028

2407E Pykkonen, Haley 2081

1000 Rapp, Georgene 1934

3214 Rennquist, April 2127

2400 Riley, Abby 2079

3217 Rupp, Jeremy 3362

1002A Saari, Geraldine 3336

2210 Sayler, Donna 1940

2305 Scharte, Nicole 2017

1000D School Res. Officer –

Jason McClure 1929

HH School Store 1938

1000 Sconiers, Tonya 1928

3301 Shaw, Nathan 2087

3312 Shykes, Adam 2010

1310 Simmons, Don 2243

1503 Soland, Stuart 2084

3106 Sorenson, Elizabeth 3254

2101 Speech Office 1165

3205 Stauber, Rachael 1074

2314 Stauduhar, Penny 2002

2207 Stolarzyk, Brian 2082

1001 Swart, Sara 1015

MC Toumi, Lynn 2628

3304 Tremble, Kiah 3034

1000 Tusken, Tom 2333

3108 Tuve, Ashley 1299

2215 Upward Bd. UMD 2045

2206 Van Staagen, Stephanie 2080

Room Staff Member Ext.

2001 Waechter, Keely 2213

2410 Walker, Sherri 1975

3210B Wellnitz, Jennifer 2050

3314 White, Tim 1973

2204 Wicklund, Amy 2126

2310 Wokson, Diana 2101

2010 Wood, Alison 2033

3310 Zambori, Sara 3106

2007 Zychowski, Doug 1959

Time Schedule

8:07-8:55 Zero Hour

9:00-9:48 Period 1

9:53-10:41 Period 2

10:46-11:16 WIN

12:14-12:44 Maroon Lunch

12:49-1:37 Period 4

12:14-1:02 Period 4

1:07-1:37 Gold Lunch

1:42-2:31 Period 5

2:36-3:24 Period 6

Independent School District 709

Duluth Public Schools

215 North First Avenue East

Duluth, Minnesota 55802

Fine Arts Night is January 31, 2019

from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Everyone is

welcome to attend.

Report Cards will be given out to students in WINs

and mailed home on the following dates:

January 22, 2019

April 16, 2019

June 17, 2019