DISTRICT NEWSLETTER 2012

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Welcome to the 2012-2013 school year. I hope you had an opportunity to enjoy the beautiful weather we were so fortunate to have this summer. The 2012-2013 school year brings some exciting changes to the district. In June, the Board of Education approved the restructuring of the elementary schools. All students in grades K-4 will attend Franklin Elementary and all students in grades 5 and 6 will attend Nelle Shean Elementary. The restructuring will provide staff and administration opportunities to enhance the educational experiences and better meet the individual needs of all ele- mentary students. It will also provide the students with an opportunity to develop friendships with students they may have not had an opportunity to meet in the past prior to sixth grade. One of the district’s priorities with the successful passage of the operating referendum was to upgrade technology and expand the use of instructional technology. The district is currently upgrading its network and wireless capacity to allow for the expanded use of technology by staff and students. This year will be the first year of the district’s four year iPad implementa- tion plan. The district has purchased 260 iPads for staff and student use. Teachers will receive training throughout the year on using the iPad as an educational tool. Several staff members are being trained as technology implementation specialists to assist staff and students as we incorporate more technology into teaching and learning. The district has also hired a Computer Resource teacher to provide computer and iPad instruction to K-6 students. All elementary students will receive this instruction on a weekly basis. This year, students will use the iPads within the classroom setting and will not be allowed to take them home. Phase II of the iPad implementation plan, scheduled for 2013 -2014, will provide some students with one-on- one iPads that may be taken home. Phases III and IV will provide additional students with one-on-one iPads. As a result of the successful passage of the operating referendum the district was also able to reinstate the 7-12 vocal music program. I am pleased to report that choir is avail- able to students in grades 7 and 8 as NON-PROFIT ORGAN. U.S. Postage PAID Permit #14 Eveleth, MN 55734 FROM THE DESK OF SUPERINTENDENT DEBORAH HILDE A PUBLICATION FOR THE RESIDENTS OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2154 an alternative to band, orchestra, or general music for those students who enjoy singing. Students in grades 9-12 may also choose choir as an elective course. The Board of Education and District Administration are pleased to once again have this opportunity available to the students. We want all students to develop an appreciation for the arts and to have an opportunity to discover and develop their individual talents. If at any time during the school year you have questions regarding your students or what is happening in your child’s school or in the district I encourage you to contact your stu- dent’s Building Administrator or myself regarding your questions. We can be reached either by phone or by email. I hope you and your students have an enjoyable and successful 2012 -2013 school year. POSTAL CUSTOMER Independent School District No. 2154 Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools 801 Jones Street Eveleth, MN 55734-1696

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Welcome to

the 2012-2013

school year. I

hope you had

an opportunity

to enjoy the

beautiful

weather we

were so fortunate to have this

summer.

The 2012-2013 school year brings

some exciting changes to the district.

In June, the Board of Education

approved the restructuring of the

elementary schools. All students in

grades K-4 will attend Franklin

Elementary and all students in grades

5 and 6 will attend Nelle Shean

Elementary. The restructuring will

provide staff and administration

opportunities to enhance the

educational experiences and better

meet the individual needs of all ele-

mentary students. It will also provide

the students with an opportunity to

develop friendships with students

they may have not had an

opportunity to meet in the past prior

to sixth grade.

One of the district’s priorities with

the successful passage of the

operating referendum was to

upgrade technology and expand the

use of instructional technology. The

district is currently upgrading its

network and wireless capacity to

allow for the expanded use of

technology by staff and students.

This year will be the first year of the

district’s four year iPad implementa-

tion plan. The district has purchased

260 iPads for staff and student use.

Teachers will receive training

throughout the year on using the

iPad as an educational tool. Several

staff members are being trained as

technology implementation

specialists to assist staff and students

as we incorporate more technology

into teaching and learning. The

district has also hired a Computer

Resource teacher to provide

computer and iPad instruction to K-6

students. All elementary students

will receive this instruction on a

weekly basis.

This year, students will use the iPads

within the classroom setting and will

not be allowed to take them home.

Phase II of the iPad implementation

plan, scheduled for 2013 -2014, will

provide some students with one-on-

one iPads that may be taken home.

Phases III and IV will provide

additional students with one-on-one

iPads.

As a result of the successful passage

of the operating referendum the

district was also able to reinstate the

7-12 vocal music program. I am

pleased to report that choir is avail-

able to students in grades 7 and 8 as

NON-PROFIT ORGAN.

U.S. Postage PAID

Permit #14

Eveleth, MN 55734

FROM THE DESK OF SUPERINTENDENT DEBORAH HILDE

A PUBLICATION FOR THE RESIDENTS OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 2154

an alternative to band, orchestra, or

general music for those students who

enjoy singing. Students in grades 9-12

may also choose choir as an elective

course. The Board of Education and

District Administration are pleased to

once again have this opportunity

available to the students. We want all

students to develop an appreciation for

the arts and to have an opportunity to

discover and develop their individual

talents.

If at any time during the school year

you have questions regarding your

students or what is happening in your

child’s school or in the district I

encourage you to contact your stu-

dent’s Building Administrator or myself

regarding your questions. We can be

reached either by phone or by email.

I hope you and your students have an

enjoyable and successful 2012 -2013

school year.

POSTAL CUSTOMER

Independent School District No. 2154

Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools

801 Jones Street

Eveleth, MN 55734-1696

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SCHOOL SUPPLY INFORMATION FOR JR. HIGH STUDENTS & PARENTS Students at Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High need to work with their parents/guardians to determine the best way for them to keep their materials organized. This process will be different for each student, but organization is CRITICAL—so make a plan and purchase what you need. Be prepared to make changes if what you’re doing isn’t working and you’re

losing assignments or coming to class unprepared. Don’t overdo it. Sometimes less is more—fewer folders and notebooks mean you have less to keep track of. Purchase extra supplies in the fall when they are less expensive so you can refresh yours if they run out or become damaged.

Locker organizers can be helpful, but they can also create more of a mess to contend with and may prevent the locker from opening or closing. Students are not allowed to put stickers on lockers. Magnets are allowed inside, but tape and stickers are prohibited.

School supplies can become expensive, especially for those with multiple chil-dren. Any families who have difficulty for any reason purchasing supplies should contact the principal, counselor, secretary, or any other staff member. We have some supplies on hand that we can provide, no questions asked!

Teachers at Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High will hand out a syllabus at the beginning of the year that may list items not included here. This list, and the elective course supply lists do not include information from all courses or teachers. This list is created to help you get started gathering materials for the 2012-2013 school year.

All students in grades 7 and 8 will need the following supplies for their required courses:

1. $4 for student planner (required—checks payable to “EGJH Activity Fund.

2. Pencils (lots of them, with good erasers—mechanical pencils are fine)

3. Pens

4. Scientific calculator

5. Notebooks (1 designated especially for English—80 page)

6. Binders—some classes have required sizes

7. Loose leaf paper

8. Folders (the sturdier the better)

9. Paper grocery bags to cover books

10. Colored pencils

11. Glue sticks

12. Hand held pencil sharpener

13. Positive, Ready-to-Learn Attitude!

Students in Computer Math classes will need the following: three ring binder, USB Flash Drive (any size).

Students in Physical Education will need the following: combination lock, athletic tennis shoes (not skateboard shoes), t-shirt, shorts and/or sweats.

Students enrolled in the following elective courses will need:

Family and Consumer Science/FACS: one inch 3-ring binder, loose leaf paper. 8th grade FACS students will also need: $5.75 for sewing materi-als, wire hanger, pin cushion and dressmaker pins (recommended but not required), magazines with food pictures (not required)

Art: pencils, erasers, hand held pencil sharpener, folder.

Orchestra: one inch 3-ring binder, hole reinforcement stickers, a tuner (iTuner is a free app for IPhone/IPod/iPad), extra set of strings (for students who own a full size instrument), a mute, all lesson books (7th grade Essential Elements 200 for Strings Book 2 and Suzuki Volume 1. 8th grade Essential Technique 2000 Book 3, Suzuki Volume 2 or higher), Metronome, shoulder rest for violinists and violists, rock stop for cellists and bassists, folding music stand for home practice and performances outside of school, cleaning rang, pencil highlighter.

www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

iPad Implementation Underway

This year, the Eveleth-

Gilbert School District be-

gins an Ipad implementa-

tion plan. In this first year,

all teachers will be receiving

IPads and receiving training

in their use in the

classroom. Each campus

(Franklin, Senior High, and

Gilbert) will receive mobile

carts for use in classrooms.

Sixty iPads will be available

at each site for teacher

checkout for classroom use.

In the coming years, beginning with next year, we will be phasing

in 1-1 student iPads. This means that this year we will be planning

and preparing for iPads to be placed in individual student’s hands

for their use over the course of the year. At that time, students

will be allowed to take the iPads home and use them for school

work and practice.

We are excited to begin this new adventure and expect to see

some incredible new strategies and classroom activities coming

soon.

BACK TO SCHOOL 2

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3 AUGUST 2012

KINDERGARTEN:

4 large glue sticks, 1 backpack

(no wheels), 1 snap-lock pencil

box, 2 #2 pencils, 1 two-pocket

folder, 2 large boxes of crackers,

gym shoes to be kept at school,

1 box of Kleenex (check w/

teacher on 1st day), 1 set of 8

Crayola crayons, blunt tip

scissors, 1 large bath towel, $3

for headset, change of clothes.

FIRST GRADE:

1 bottle 4 oz Elmer’s glue, 4 glue

sticks, 1 box Crayola crayons (up

to 24 pack), 12 pack (or less)

colored pencils, 1-2 dry erase

markers, 24 pack #2 pencils,

highlighters,

composition book, 1 snap-lock

school box, 1 box Kleenex (200

count) , pink or green erasers,

gym shoes ( to be kept at

school), children’s size scissors,

two-pocket folders, $5.00 for

Weekly Reader, change of

clothes.

SECOND GRADE:

1 box of sharpened #2 pencils, 1

pencil sharpener w/top, 2 boxes

of 24-count crayola crayons, 1

snap-lock pencil box, 2 bottles 4

oz Elmer’s glue, 1 large pink

eraser, 2 two-pocket folders, 2

wide ruled spiral notebooks, 1

pair Fiskars scissors, gym shoes

(to be kept at school) 1 box

Kleenex (200 count), box of

crackers, $5.00 for Weekly

Reader, change of clothes.

THIRD GRADE:

Sharpened #2 pencils, 1 box 24

count Crayola crayons, 1 box

colored pencils, 1 pencil sharp-

ener w/top, gym shoes (to be

kept at school), 1 box Kleenex

(200 count), 1 small snap-lock

pencil box, 1 bottle 4 oz Elmer’s

glue (optional), glue stick

(required), washable markers, 1

highlighter, 2 spiral notebooks,

2 two-pocket folders, ruler (inch

and centimeter), school scissors,

FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2012-2013

FIFTH GRADE:

#2 pencils w/erasers, colored

pencils, crayons (24 count,

markers, glue sticks, bottle

school glue, four 2-pocket fold-

ers (red, yellow, blue, orange),

four single subject notebooks

(red,

yellow, blue, purple), one black

3-subject notebook, one green

3-subject notebook, two inch

binder, one box of Kleenex (200

count), ruler with cm and

inches, school scissors, small

pencil box, calculator (regular

not scientific or graphing), gym

shoes (to be kept in school), $11

for E-G planner, folder system

and headset (checks payable to

Nelle Shean Activity Fund)

SIXTH GRADE:

#2 pencils w/erasers, pens

(blue, black, red), colored pen-

cils, crayons, markers, glue

sticks, calculator, ruler (metric

and inch), pocket dictionary,

five wide ruled spiral note-

books, scissors (adult size), two

boxes Kleenex (200 count), dry

erase markers, six qt plastic

storage box, highlighter, gym

shoes (to be kept in school),

small USB flashdrive, $13 for E-G

planner, folder system and

NELLE SHEAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2012-2013 PARENTS: PLEASE REMEMBER TO CHECK

THE LOST AND FOUND!

ALL ITEMS SHOULD BE LABELED WITH STUDENT’S

NAME INCLUDING JACKETS, BOOTS, LUNCH

BOXES, ETC.

GRADES 3-5WILL NEED SWIMMING SUITS AND

TOWELS.

SUPPLIES MAY NEED TO BE REPLENISHED DURING

THE SCHOOL YEAR.

NEW STUDENTS WILL NEED $3 FOR HEAD SET

headset (checks payable to

Nelle Shean Activity Fund).

5th and 6th grade students will

have lockers near the office for

storing winter clothing, gym

shoes, etc. Books will be kept in

classrooms. For this reason, we

do not recommend purchasing

any locker storage accessories.

Unless headsets are damaged or

lost, students will not need to

purchase subsequent sets (their

set will follow them from year

to year.

Please label all items with first

and last names. If you have

difficulty purchasing any items,

please contact your child’s

teacher, the school secretary,

$5.00 for Scholastic News,

change of clothes.

FOURTH GRADE:

#2 pencils, pencil sharpener,

eraser tips, Crayola crayons,

glue stick and glue, ruler

(metrick and inch), colored pen-

cils, colored pens, zippered pen-

cil pouch, school scissors

(labeled), 2 boxes Kleenex (200

count), highlighter, 5 folders w/

matching notebooks (different

colors), $4 for student planner,

gym shoes (to be kept at school.

or principal. We can provide

some supplies for students who

need assistance for any reason.

We also suggest purchasing

some extras in the fall during

school supply sales of supplies

that may run out or become

worn out.

If you have any questions about

any school supplies, please

contact your child’s teacher or

the office.

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BACK TO SCHOOL 4

Franklin Elementary Information

Once again we are getting ready to start another GREAT year! We have restructured the elementary and all K-4th grade students will be at the Franklin Elementary. We are so anxious to see new smiling faces and staff at the Franklin. We have also hired some new staff and are looking forward to getting to know them. Joe Grigal will be teaching 2nd grade and Cathy Wiegman will be

the new computer/keyboard teacher. We are hosting a “Meet and Greet” for Nelle Shean students on Thursday, August 16, 2012, so they can tour the Franklin and meet staff. We also have scheduled an Open House for all students on Thursday, August 30, 2012, from 4-5 PM. We will be moving quickly into the “routine” of school, fall activities, and all of the fun that goes with it. In September we teach Bus Safety, and will offer evening grade level parent meetings, in October we have Fire Prevention Week, Picture Day, and numerous field trips and outdoor activities. Once again, I am available to any parents that need to call or see me, 744-7710.

A MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL BOL

Franklin Elementary Lunch Schedule 2012-2013

11:00 a.m. Grade 4

11:20 a.m. Grade 3

11:40 a.m. Grade 2

12:00 p.m. Kindergarten

12:20 p.m. Grade 1

Lunch times are subject to change.

Students will line up at the following entrances:

Kindergarten Bus Room Door

Grades 2 & 4 West Entrance

Grades 1 & 3 East Entrance

After the bell rings at 8:10 a.m. please report to your new classroom.

New students arriving on the first day should report directly to room

111 next to the Principal’s office when the bell rings. All new

students who have not registered for school should register at the

Franklin Elementary Principal’s office prior to Tuesday, September

4, 2012. Breakfast and lunch will be available for all students who

choose to eat in the cafeteria on the first day. Students who walk to

school are permitted to go home for lunch. All students will be

released from school at 2:50 p.m.

ADMINISTRATION: Mrs. Lynn Bol, Principal Stacy Buatala, Secretary

KINDERGARTEN: Mary Hydukovich, Jody Negen, Deb Tikkanen, Kim Wolner

GRADE 1: Becki Carey, Laurie Hipple-Jam, Cammy Newman, Monica Parenteau, Becky Peterson

GRADE 2: Linda Erickson, Joseph Grigal, Nancy Knapper, Gaye Lossing

GRADE 3: Anita Skenzich, Karen Terrio, Nicole Young

GRADE 4: Beth Bittmann, Lisa Glowacki, Melissa Lautigar, Adam Lemieux

ECSE: Kristy Cummings, Dina Scheib

SPECIAL ED: Crystal Scuffy

SPEECH: Christine Beckstrom

NURSE: Wendy Newcomb

PHY ED/SWIMMING: Liz Biondich

PHY ED: Wayne Roberts

TITLE I/RTI: Sheena Stefanich

LIBRARY: Cheryl Aro

FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY STAFF

I am so honored to be a part of the Eveleth-Gilbert staff! I will be the Elementary Computer Resource Teacher. I attended The College of St. Scholastica, taught Kindergarten in Bemidji, and Guided Reading in Grand Forks. I am excited to be a vol-unteer with the girls’ tennis team. My husband and I are happy to be back home on the Iron Range, and will be living in Buhl as he is a firefighter/paramedic in Hibbing. I am looking forward to a great school year!

Computer Resource Teacher at

E-G Elementary Schools

Meet Franklin’s New 2nd Grade Teacher

Hello, my name is Joe Grigal and I grew up right here on the Iron Range. I graduated from Virginia High School in 1997, and held a few different jobs since then. Over the past 9 years, I have worked for the Mesabi Family YMCA as an after school and day camp counselor. It was during that time that I discovered my love for working with kids, and decided to pursue a career in elementary education. I studied at the University of Minnesota-Duluth and graduated in 2011 with a degree in Early Childhood

Education. I was then hired by the Eveleth-Gilbert School District as a Title 1 Teacher at the Franklin Elementary School. As a Title 1 teacher, I had the opportunity and privilege to get to know the students and to learn from the extraordinary staff. This past month, I learned that I would be teaching full time in the second grade and let me tell you, I could not be any more excited than I am right now! I thank everyone for the warm welcome and the kind support I have already received, and I look forward to a great school year!

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in one building will allow us to

include them in programs and events

that they have not been able to

participate in before. We will

welcome 5th and 6th grade

participation in the fall play (we

began allowing 6th graders in when

they moved here). We will also be

reinstating our district’s participation

in the Spelling Bee. Fifth grade stu-

dents will be introduced to band over

the course of the year. We will keep

you informed of the year. We will

keep you informed of even more

opportunities through our school

newsletter each month.

We are looking forward to another

memorable year at the Nelle Shean

Elementary and are excited about the

changes and opportunities the year

will bring. We strongly recommend

that parents and students attend the

orientation and information session

that will be held in the auditorium

during open house on August 29th.

We will introduce our staff and

discuss building procedures, as well as

answer questions you may have

about this transition or building.

NEWS FROM NELLE SHEAN ELEMENTARY

ADMINISTRATION: Ms. Danette Seboe, Principal

Mrs. Debbie Wiirre, Secretary

GRADE 5: Kristi Hill, Sharon Jensen, Laurie Oates,

Andrea Rosenberg

GRADE 6: Natalie Belt, Stace Landwer, Ed Thompson

SPECIAL ED: Jennifer Bonner

SPEECH: Christine Beckstrom

TITLE I: Delores Heitzman

MUSIC: Rebecca Combs-Cawley

MEDIA CENTER: Leigh Zika

SCIENCE: Todd Ufford

PHY. ED: Wayne Roberts, Deanna Kerzie

COMPUTER: Cathy Wiegman

SCHOOL NURSE: Barb Preiner

NELLE SHEAN ELEMENTARY STAFF

The sixth grade parent and

student orientation

meeting will be held during Open

House on Wednesday, August 29th

beginning at 3:30 p.m. In the

Feyereisen Auditorium.

This meeting will be a question

and answer

session with Principal Seboe.

Fifth & Sixth Grade Orientation

5 AUGUST 2012

Welcome to the start of a new

school year! We are exciting to have

the entire 5th and 6th grade in our

building this year. We will be

welcoming a new music teacher and

will introduce you when the year

begins. We also welcome Kevin

Szumal, our new Band Director, who

will be replacing David Hydukovich,

who is retiring in September.

Elementary students will be receiving

instruction in Computers and we

welcome Cathy Wiegman as the new

Computer Teacher!

The 5th and 6th grades will

continue to participate in the same

great programs as in past years. We

will continue to utilize the Response

to Intervention (RTI) model for math

and reading as we see positive

increases in our student’s levels

every year! Having these students all

Nelle Shean Elementary Lunch Schedule

12:10-12:30 p.m. Grade 6 Lunch

12:30-12:55 p.m. Grade 6 Recess

12:30-12:50 p.m. Grade 5 Lunch

12:50-1:15 p.m. Grade 5 Recess

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BACK TO SCHOOL 6

Welcome to the start of

another exciting school year at

Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High!

We will welcome some new

staff members this year. Mr.

Hydukovich is retiring in

September. Kevin Szumal joins

our staff as the new

Instrumental Music teacher. We

are thrilled to have a teacher

with great experiences who is

excited to join us! We are

currently in the process of hiring

a new General/Vocal Music

instructor and will be intro-

duced to you at the beginning of the school year.

Open house for the Junior High is scheduled for Wednesday, August

29th from 3:30-5:30 p.m. with a parent/student information session

beginning at 4:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Please make every effort to

attend this session. Students will pick up schedules and locker

information in the Media Center that night. Schedules will not be

completed or available online until that time. Students who are

unable to pick up their schedules at open house may pick them up in

the office before school on the first day. We would like to remind

you that SCHEDULE CHANGES will only be made if there was an error

on our part. Students were placed in the classes they requested at

registration.

Please stay in close contact with the school and help your child

learn to monitor their own progress. PowerSchool is a great tool.

New this year, parents and students will have access to the

PowerSchool app available for free download on mobile device.

MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL SEBOE

E-G Jr. High School First Day of School

All Junior High students are required to report directly to their period 1 class on Tuesday, September 4th. The first bell rings at 8:00 a.m. and students must be in their classrooms, ready to go, by 8:05. These first few days we do our best to help students adjust to their new schedules and get organized. If your student is new to our school, or missed open house, they may pick up their schedule and locker information in the office any time after 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, September 4th.

Open House for the Nelle

Shean and Junior High will

be held on Wednesday,

August 29, 2012 from 3:30

until 5:30 p.m.

Beginning at 3:30 an infor-

mational session for fifth

and sixth grade

parents and students will be held in the auditorium. We invite you to

tour our building an meet all of our staff members!

An information session for Junior High students and parents begins at

4:30 p.m. in the auditorium. Junior High students and pick up their

schedules and locker information in the Media Center prior to or

following this session.

Gilbert Campus Open House

ADMINISTRATION: Ms. Danette Seboe, Principal Mrs. Debbie Wiirre, Secretary SCHOOL NURSE: Barb Preiner MEDIA CENTER: Leigh Zika SPECIAL EDUCATION: Sue Ostman, Jodi Thompson MATH: Angie Kemp, Paula Madden ENGLISH: Dan Berry, Jill Clennon SOCIAL STUDIES: Dave Kunz, Kevin Burritt SCIENCE: Sue Hendrickson, Tim Strasser, Todd, Ufford PHY ED/HEALTH: Deanna Kerzie FACS: Jeannine Bauman ART: Deb Custer INDUSTRIAL TECH: Steve Clouse ORCHESTRA: Sheila Wilcox BAND: Kevin Szumal MUSIC: Rebecca Combs-Cawley

JUNIOR HIGH STAFF

Vocal Music Instructor on Staff at E-G

Hi there! My name is Becca Combs-Cawley and I am proud and excited to be the new music and choir teacher for Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools! I originally hail from Indiana, where I attended Butler University and majored in music education! After college, I taught music in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and outdoor education in Nashville. In 2010, I moved to Winona, Minnesota where I helped teach band lessons, worked with the school musicals, and lived with 90 boarding students at Cotter Schools.

My Favorite Thing about Minnesota is all of the wonderful people I have met (followed closely by lots of snow, summer, the great music scene, the outdoors, and the Minnesota State Fair). When I am not teaching, I like to go camping and hiking, play my tuba, kayak, watch college basketball, or just sleep in my hammock (not all at the same time). I am very excited for this school year, and I am looking forward to meeting you and your students!

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7 AUGUST 2011

Welcome back to school! There is a

great deal of excitement at the Senior

High School as we prepare for the arrival

of students on September 4.

All students should have received

information in regard to schedules,

locker assignments, and other

procedural guidelines during the week

of August 20. Kim Flaa, Guidance

Counselor, is available for schedule

changes on August 27-30. Please call

744-7706 if you would like to make an

appointment.

An orientation for new students will be held on August 30 at 1:00

PM. Students are asked to meet in the High School commons. This

orientation is also recommended for any 9th grade students who

missed the orientation session last spring.

Please mark your calendar! Open House at the Senior High School

will be held on Thursday, August 30, from 3:30 – 5:30 PM. Refresh-

ments will be served.

Eveleth-Gilbert Senior High School welcomes the following new staff

members: Kevin Szumal, Instrumental Music and Rebecca Combs-

Cawley, Vocal Music.

It is my hope that you will find the Senior High experience rewarding

and enjoyable. See you soon!

A MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL MESICH

Period 1 8:15-9:04 a.m.

Period 2 9:08-9:57 a.m.

Period 3 10:01-10:50 a.m.

Period 4 10:54-11:43 a.m.

Lunch 11:45-12:15 p.m.

Period 5 12:19-1:08 p.m.

Period 6 1:12-2:01 p.m.

SENIOR HIGH STAFF ADMINISTRATION: Ms. Jan Mesich, Principal

Ms. Monica Von Wald, Secretary

ART: Deborah Custer

BUSINESS EDUCATION: Lauri Osmundson

COUNSELOR: Kim Flaa

ENGLISH: Jill Clennon, Jack Gritzmacher, Donna Walls

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE: Jeannine Bauman

FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Catherine Larson

INDUSTRIAL TECH: Steven Clouse, George Haraden

PHY ED/HEALTH: Elizabeth Biondich, Wayne Roberts, Kyle

Thoreson

MATH: Chris Chad, Angie Kemp, Tara Peshel

MEDIA/LIBRARY: Cheryl Aro, Cindy Lindfors

MUSIC: Rebecca Combs-Cawley, Kevin Szumal,

Sheila Wilcox

SCIENCE: Sue Hendrickson, Tim Strasser,

Tom Oestreich

SOCIAL STUDIES: Kevin Burritt, Keith Johnson, Aimee Krebs

SPECIAL EDUCATION: Mike Goodrie, Tom Oestreich

VOC. FOOD OCCUPATIONS: Peggy Laughlin

VOCATIONAL MED. CAREERS: Kathy Bradach, Barb Etter

Eveleth-Gilbert

Senior High School

DAILY SCHEDULE

New Band Director at Eveleth-Gilbert

Kevin Szumal is a native of Ashland, Wisconsin, and graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Superior in 2002 with degrees in Music Education and Music Performance. For the past nine years, he served as director of bands at Dawson-Boyd School in Dawson, Minnesota, where his duties included directing the concert bands, jazz bands, pep band, and marching band. During his time at Dawson-Boyd, Kevin’s groups performed on stage with Maynard Ferguson and performed for Governor Tim Pawlenty and Minnesota National Guard troops. Kevin’s students also had opportunities to work with artists such as the Min-nesota Orchestra Brass Quintet, Mu Daiko, Laura MacKenzie, and the George Maurer Jazz Group. In addition to directing bands in Dawson, he served as board president and tech director for the Dawson-Boyd Arts Association- a non-profit organization that presents arts perform-ances throughout the year. During his time with the DBAA, he had the opportunity to work with artist such as Midori and Robert McDonald, Kevin Kling, Peter Ostroushko, Prudence Johnson, and The Minnesota Orchestra. Most recently, Kevin traveled to Europe as percussion in-structor with the Minnesota Ambassadors of Music, a group of 266 high school age musicians. While in Europe, the group visited seven countries and presented over a dozen performances to various audi-ences. Kevin’s wife Amy is a graduate of Eveleth-Gilbert High School, and they are both looking forward to moving back to the region.

Senior High Open House

Thursday, August 30th 3:30-5:30 pm

Eveleth-Gilbert Senior High Students will have the

opportunity to make deposits to their lunch accounts

beginning Tuesday, September 4 through Friday,

September 7 from 7:45—8:15 a.m. in the

Senior High Commons.

STUDENT LUNCH DEPOSITS

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Safe Behavior on the Bus

1. Follow the directions of the bus driver at all times

2. Take a seat promptly and remain seated facing forward. Avoid moving around while the bus is in motion

3. Remain on the bus until student has reached their school or designated stop

4. Talk quietly and use appropriate language

5. Keep hands, feet and objects to yourself; no pushing, shoving or horse-play

6. Students must not put head, arms, feet, or any object out the window

7. Fighting, harassment, intimidation or horseplay is not permitted on the bus at any time

8. Students should not throw objects of any kind

9. Use of alcohol, tobacco, or drugs is prohibited

TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS Our district is committed to providing safe

transportation for students and to educate

students on safety issues and the

responsibilities of school bus ridership.

STUDENT BUS SCHEDULES:

Transportation schedules are mailed to all

students eligible for transportation at

Eveleth-Gilbert Schools prior to the first day

of classes.

SCHOOL BUS SAFETY WEEK:

The school district designates the third week in October as school bus safety

week to coincide with National School Bus Safety Week.

STUDENT TRAINING:

The school district shall provide students enrolled in grades Kindergarten

through ten with age-appropriate school bus safety training. All students in

grades Kindergarten through six who are transported by school bus and are

enrolled during the first or second week of school bus receive the school bus

safety training by the end of the third week of school. Students in grades

kindergarten through ten who enroll in school after the second week of

school, are transported by school bus, and have not received training in their

previous school district shall undergo school bus safety training or receive bus

safety instruction materials within four weeks of their first day of attendance.

REQUESTING TRANSPORTATION CHANGE:

When it is necessary to change a students regular bus stop, parents and

guardians must complete a Transportation Change Request Form. Requests

for a change in transportation must be received by the principal’s office five

(5) days prior to the requested change date. Forms are available in the

principal’s office or at www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

The Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools Student Transportation Safety Policy is

available in it’s entirety in the principal’s office on the district’s website

www.isd2154.k12.mn.us Questions regarding school transportation may be

directed to Mark Skerjance at 218-744-7748 or [email protected]

Minnesota Statute 121A.59, Transportation by school bus is a privilege, not a right,

for an eligible student. A student’s eligibility to ride a

school bus may be revoked for a violation of school bus

safety or conduct policies, or for violation of any other

lawn

governing student conduct on a school bus, pursuant to a

written school district discipline policy. Revocation of a

student’s bus riding privilege is not an exclusion,

expulsion, or suspension under the Pupil Fair Dismissal

Act. Revocation procedures for a student who is an

individual with a disability under the Individuals with

Disabilities Education Act, United States Code, title 29,

section 794, and the Americans with Disabilities Act,

Public Law 101-336, are governed by these provisions.

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9 AUGUST 2011

Football

Volleyball

VARSITY FALL SPORTS SCHEDULES

08-30-12 2:00 PM Babbitt-Embarrass Babbitt Golf Course

09-13-12 4:00 PM TBA Eveleth Golf Course

09-18-12 4:00 PM Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Sports Complex

09-22-12 TBD Milaca Milaca-Foley Golf Course

09-24-12 4:00 PM Ely Ely Golf Club

09-29-12 10:00 AM Duluth Denfeld Duluth Enger Park Golf Course

10-04-12 4:00 PM Hibbing Hibbing Municipal Golf Course

10-11-12 4:00 PM International Falls Int’l Falls Country Club

10-16-12 4:00 PM Mesabi East Hoyt Lakes Golf Course

08-24-12 7:00PM Mesabi East Eveleth-More Stadium

08-31-12 7:00PM Duluth Marshall Eveleth-More Stadium

09-07-12 7:00PM Esko Eveleth-More Stadium

09-14-12 7:00PM Aitkin Eveleth-More Stadium

09-21-12 7:00PM Mooselake-WillowRiver Willow River High School

09-29-12 7:00PM Crosby Ironton Crosby-Ironton High School

10-05-12 7:00PM Two Harbors Two Harbors High School

10-12-12 7:00PM Hinckley-Finlayson Eveleth-More Stadium

08-24-12 2:00PM North Branch Biwabik

08-28-12 6:00 PM Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Biwabik

08-30-12 4:30 PM Cloquet Biwabik

09-06-12 4:30PM Two Harbors Two Harbors High School

09-08-12 1:00 PM Duluth Marshall Duluth Marshall High School

09-11-12 4:30PM Proctor Proctor-Terry Egerdahl Field

09-15-12 11:30 PM Zimmerman Zimmerman High School

09-18-12 6:30 PM Grand Rapids Grand Rapids High School

09-21-12 4:00PM Two Harbors Biwabik

10-01-12 4:30 PM Hibbing Biwabik

10-06-12 12:00 PM Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Walker-Hackensack-Akeley High School

08-24-12 TBD North Branch Biwabik

08-28-12 6:00 PM Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Biwabik

08-31-12 3:30 PM Hibbing Hibbing High School

09-04-12 4:30 PM Grand Rapids Biwabik

09-06-12 6:15 PM Two Harbors Two Harbors High School

09-08-12 1:00 PM Duluth Marshall Biwabik

09-11-12 6:30 PM Proctor Biwabik

09-15-12 3:00 PM Becker Becker High School

09-24-12 4:00 PM Hibbing Biwabik

09-25-12 4:30 PM Esko Esko High School

08-23-12 5:00 PM Aitkin Eveleth-Gilbert High School

08-28-12 7:00PM Two Harbors Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-04-12 7:00 PM Cherry Cherry High School

09-06-12 7:00 PM Cloquet Cloquet High School

09-13-12 7:00PM Virginia Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-18-12 7:00PM Northwoods Cook High School

09-20-12 7:00 PM Mountain Iron-Buhl Mountain Iron-Buhl High School

09-25-12 7:00PM Proctor Proctor High School

09-22-12 7:00PM Mountain Iron-Buhl Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-25-12 7:00PM Proctor Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-27-12 7:00PM International Falls International Falls High School

10-04-12 7:00 PM Greenway-Coleraine Eveleth-Gilbert High School

10-15-12 7:00PM Duluth Marshall Eveleth-Gilbert High School

08-20-12 10:00 AM Gr. Rapids/Greenway Grand Rapids Middle School

08-24-12 12:0 PM Apple Valley Quad Cities Tennis Facility

08-28-12 11:00 AM Cook County Cook County High School

08-28-12 4:00 PM Duluth Marshall Duluth Marshall High School

08-29-12 10:00 AM Aitkin Eveleth-Gilbert High School

08-30-12 4:15 PM Hermantown Eveleth-Gilbert High School

08-31-12 10:00 AM Crosby Ironton Crosby-Ironton High School

09-04-12 4:00 PM Virginia Virginia High School

09-06-12 4:00 PM Duluth East Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-08-12 9:00 AM Pine City Pine City High School

09-13-12 4:00 PM Cloquet Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-15-12 9:00 AM Hibbing Hibbing High School

09-21-12 5:00 PM Pine City Quad Cities Tennis Facility

09-27-12 4:00 PM Gr. Rapids/Greenway Eveleth-Gilbert High School

10-01-12 4:00 PM Hibbing Hibbing High School

08-28-12 4:30 PM Two Harbors Two Harbors High School

08-30-12 4:30PM Chisholm Eveleth-Gilbert High School

09-06-12 4:30PM International Falls International Falls High School

09-27-12 5:00 PM Northeast Range Eveleth-Gilbert High School

10-04-12 5:00 PM Hibbing Eveleth-Gilbert High School

10-11-12 5:00PM Grand Rapids Grand Rapids High School

10-23-12 5:00 PM Mesabi East Mesabi East High School

10-25-12 5:00PM Virginia Eveleth-Gilbert High School

Cross Country

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Girls Tennis

IRON RANGE CONFERENCE

SPORTS CALENDARS ARE AVAILABLE

ON THE INTERNET!

www.ironrangeconference.org

Girls Swimming & Diving

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Season Tickets Available By Mail

Student Participation Fees 2012-2013

ALL SPORTS SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE ON THE ATHLETICS LINK AT www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

ATHLETIC TICKET PRICES 2012-2013

Season Tickets Students (grades K-12 and college w/ID) $50.00

Adults $65.00

Hockey $55.00

Family $160.00

Senior Citizen (age 62+) $30.00

10-Punch Pass $60.00

Gate Fees

Students (grades K-12 and college w/ID) $4.00

Adult $6.00

Senior Citizen (age 62+) $4.00

Preschool n/c

Note: No gate fee for swimming.

Complete and return to: Season Tickets, Eveleth-Gilbert

Schools, 801 Jones St., Eveleth, MN 55734

First Name: Last Name:

Adult:___________________ _______________________

Adult:___________________ _______________________

Student:_________________ _______________________

Student:_________________ _______________________

Student:_________________ _______________________

Mailing Address:

Street:_____________________________PO Box_________

City:__________________State:_________Zip___________

Phone:____________________________________________

______# of Student Passes @ $50 each $___________

______# of Adult Passes @ $65 each $___________

______# of Hockey Passes @ $55 each $___________

______# of Family Passes @ $160 each $___________

______# of Sr Citizen Passes @ $30 each $___________

______# of 10-Punch Passes @ $60 each $___________

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE…………….…$___________

Make checks payable to ISD #2154.

Call 218-744-7774 for more information.

Non-Athletic Jr. High $ 35.00

Non-Athletic Sr. High $ 75.00

Sr. High Knowledge Bowl $ 35.00

Jr. High $100.00

Sr. High $125.00

Family Maximum $500.00

E-G’s 2012-2013 Cheerleaders The Eveleth-Gilbert Cheerleaders are excited to announce that they attended the UCA Summer Camp in July. While at camp, they learned stunt safety, cheers, and leadership skills. During the week, the squad participated in a variety of evaluations, which they received excellent and superior ratings from the camp staff. On the last day of camp, ICA put on a “Champions on the Field” event, where

the cheerleaders competed for overall camp recognition. This year, the Eveleth-Gilbert Squad earned a total of five superior awards for cheer, and they also received a camp improvement award. The one award that the girls were most excited about earning was the Leadership Award. This was voted on by their fellow campers, for “Inspiring Leader-ship One and Off the Field.”

The cheerleaders can’t wait for the fall sports season to begin! Good luck everyone and see you on the field!

Members of the 2012-2013 Cheerleading Squad include: Shelly Benson, Ashley Koivunen, Sadee Sten, Kaelen Dolinsek, Anneissa Senarighi, Michelle Grigal, Emily Harris, Anika Unger, Alyssa Hujanen, and Liz Dahl. The advisor is Melissa Lautigar.

Anneissa Senarighi, Kaelen

Dolinsek, Michelle Grigal

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“EDUCATION IS NOT THE ANSWER TO THE

QUESTION. EDUCATION IS THE MEANS

TO THE ANSWER TO ALL

QUESTIONS.” -William Allin

11 AUGUST 2012

Director: Lynn Bol

Location: Room 104, Franklin Elementary

801 Jones St.,

Eveleth, MN 55734

Telephone: 218-744-7717

Email: [email protected]

Fax: 218-744-4381

Web: www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

Flag Football: Sept 6, 2012 5:00-6:30 p.m. Grades 3-6

Volleyball Sept 6, 2012 5:00-6:30 p.m. Grades 3-6

Hockey Sept 19 & 20 5:00-7:00 p.m. Grades K-9

Figure Skating Sept 19 $ 20 5:00-7:00 p.m. Grades K-12

Basketball Nov 1, 2012 5:00-6:30 p.m. Grades K-6

All registration will be held at the Eveleth Hippodrome.

A parent or guardian must be present to register a participant.

Call 218-744-5566 for further information.

Contact Community Education EFGSD Joint Powers Recreation Fall Youth Sports Registration Dates

FROM THE COMMUNITY EDUCATION DIRECTOR

Teen Night at the YMCA

One Saturday Per Month

7:00-10:00pm

Basketball, volleyball, swimming, pizza, pop, etc!

Watch for more information!

ABE (Adult Basic Education) & GED Services

Thursdays from 4:00-7:00 p.m.

Classes begin in September.

Call Terry Ferris, instructor,

at 749-4352 for more information.

Krafty Kids

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4

1st & 3rd Tuesday of the month Afterschool until 4:00 p.m.

Classes Begin in October Franklin Elementary Activity Room

Watch for more info sent home from school!

Snowmobile Safety Training Trail Hawks Snowmobile Club

Coming in February, 2013

Registration & Class: 5:30-8:00pm

Hands on test at DNR Highway 37 Office –

morning times announced

Eveleth-Gilbert Jr. High School Cafeteria - Gilbert

Cost is $5.00 check to DNR no one

turned away

Bill Peterson—instructor 865-4664

Chess Club

5th Grade to Adult

Wednesdays & Thursdays Begin November

3:00-5:00pm

E-G Jr. High Room 6 - Gilbert

D. Berry - instructor

DOORS OPEN DURING SCHOOL HOURS

Franklin Elementary: Doors #10 and #11

Senior High School &

Supt. Office: Doors #2 and #4

Gilbert Campus: Door #3

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Lunch Program Credit Policy The following Credit Policy has been

issued to satisfy requirements set by the

Food and Nutrition Section of the MN

Department of Education.

The purchase of school meals is set up on

a prepaid basis Students are required to

have money deposited into a school meal

account in order to have access to meals.

According to the Department of

Education, School districts are

responsible to provide meals to children

who do not have to pay for them. Even

with care and good faith efforts, from time

to time students run into a situation

where they do not have credit in their

lunch account. Children cannot engage in

the learning process when they are hun-

gry, so the following procedure has been

established.

REQUEST FOR HANDICAPPED ACCOMMODATIONS

Requests for handicapped accommodations for school events and functions

should be directed to Deborah Hilde, Superintendant

218-744-7701 or [email protected]

Please submit requests at least 48 hours prior to the scheduled event.

Parents Right to Know Parents of the right to request and receive timely information on the professional

qualifications of the student’s classroom teachers. This requirement applies to all

parents of the children in school, whether or not they receive Title I services, and all

Title I schools, both target assistants and school wide.

When districts receive a parent request they must respond in a timely manner, to the

requested information, at a minimum report the following: whether or not the teacher

has met Minnesota’s licensing requirements for the grade level(s) and core academic

subject(s) they teach, whether or not the teacher is teaching under a variance status,

the education level and subject area of the teacher’s college degree major and any

graduate degree or certificate held, whether the child is provided by paraprofessionals,

and if so, their qualifications.

Schools that receive Title I funds shall provide to each parent: information on the level

of achievement of the parent’s child on the state academic assessments, timely notice

that the parent’s child has been assigned or has been taught for four or more consecu-

tive weeks by a teacher who is not highly qualified.

This information provided to parents shall be in an understandable and uniform format

and, to the extent practicable, provided in a language that the parents can understand.

Parental Review of the Contents of Instructional Materials

Minnesota Statutes 126.666 and Independent School District #2154 recognizes

the right of a parent, guardian, or an adult student 18 years or older, to review the

content of instructional material and, if he or she objects to the content, to make

reasonable arrangements with school personnel for alternative instruction.

Alternative instruction may be provided by the parent, guardian, or adult student

if the alternative instruction, if any, offered by the School District does not meet

his or her concerns. The School District is not required to pay for the costs of

alternative instruction provided by a parent, guardian, or adult student. School

personnel may not impose an academic or other penalty upon a student merely

for arranging alternative instruction. For the purpose of this policy, instructional

material is defined as all print and non-print resources used in the education of a

student.

1. Instructional material will be available through the office of the building principal.

2. The School District will notify the public of this policy prior to the beginning of each school

year by mail via the district newsletter and by including the policy in each year’s student

handbook.

3. If any course changes occur after the beginning of the school year, the District will notify

any involved parent, guardian or adult student by mail.

4. If a parent, guardian or adult student has any questions about instructional material, he or

she will contact the course instructor to discuss the matter.

5. If the parent, guardian or adult student objects to the material, he or she will make

arrangements with the building principal and the instructor to discuss alternative

instruction, if any, offered by the school.

6. If the school offered alternative instruction does not meet the concerns of the parent,

guardian or adult student, reasonable arrangements for parent, guardian or adult student

alternative instruction, if any will be made.

7. School personnel or a third party may evaluate and assess the quality of the student’s

work.

DISTRICT CRISIS MANAGEMENT POLICY

The Eveleth-Gilbert School District has developed a Crisis Management Policy for

each attendance site. This policy includes general crisis procedures for securing the building. Classroom

evacuation, building evacuation, campus evacuation, and sheltering during the time of crisis. Copies of the

policy are available to the pubic by contacting the building principal.

ISD #2154 Non-Sufficient Funds Check Policy

A procedure has been established by ISD 2154 regarding

non-sufficient fund checks and is applicable per family for

each school year with no carryover to succeeding school

years.

1st returned check during school year: The party is subject to a $15.00 service charge

and will be sent a copy of ISD #2154 non-sufficient funds check policy.

2nd offense during school year: The party is subject to a $15.00 service charge and

will be sent a copy of the ISD #2154 non-sufficient funds check policy

3rd offense during school year: The party will be subject to a $15.00 service charge.

The check writer will be required to remit in cash, cashier’s check or money order, any

purchases or fees from the District until the end of the School year.

Eveleth-Gilbert School District Indoor Air Quality Notice

The Eveleth-Gilbert School District is proud to be taking a leadership role in providing a safe, comfortable and

productive environment for our students and staff so that we achieve our core mission—educating students.

Our school will follow the EPA guidelines to improve our indoor air quality by preventing as many IAQ

problems as possible, and by quickly responding to any IAQ problems that may arise. Good air quality

requires an ongoing commitment by everyone in our school, because each of our daily decisions and

activities are affected by the quality of the air we breathe.

School staff, students and parents can obtain checklists or self-help information so they can properly

evaluate their child’s home or other out-of-school situations by contacting the school staff. Parents can also

obtain information about school facility construction, maintenance and housekeeping practices, chemicals

used, mold and HVAC-related information, chemical producing academic subjects, and pesticide and

herbicide applications to determine the extent to which school activities contribute to a child’s symptoms by

contacting the school.

The Eveleth-Gilbert School District Indoor Air Quality contact person is Mark Skerjance, Director of Building

and grounds. If there are questions regarding the District’s IAQ Program, please feel free to contact Mr.

Skerjance at 218-744-7748.

A friendly reminder is sent to parents

when the student’s account is

overdrawn.

1. A second request for payment is sent to

parents when they have not responded to

the first request.

2. If Parents do not make payment ar-

rangements after receiving the second

notice, the student will not be allowed to

charge meals to their past due account.

3. Students will be offered a sandwich,

fruit and milk at no charge so they will not

go hungry.

4. If the situation continues, Food and

Nutrition Staff will report the problem to

the Building Principal to determine what

course will be taken

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13 AUGUST 2012 ANNUAL NOTIFICATION OF RIGHTS, PROTECTION, AND PRIVACY OF STUDENT RECORDS

Pursuant to the requirements of the School District regarding the requirements of Federal Law, the following constitutes the Eveleth-Gilbert Public School District’s annual notification to

parents and students regarding the data privacy practices of the School District.

The School District has adopted a Student Record Data Privacy Policy incorporating State and Federal requirements as to data privacy rights in student educational records. In summary,

the policy provides:

Privacy Rights: PPRA affords parents certain rights regarding our conduct of surveys, collection and use of information for marketing purposes, and certain physical exams.

These include the right to: Consent before students are required to submit to a survey that concerns one or more of the following protected areas (“protected information survey”) if the

survey is funded in whole or in part by a program of the U.S. Dept. of Education. Political affiliations or beliefs of the student or student’s parent/guardian; Mental or psychological prob-

lems of the student or student’s family; Sexual behavior or attitudes Illegal, anti-social, self-incriminating, or demeaning behavior; Critical appraisals of others with whom respondent has

close family relationships; Religious practices, affiliations, or beliefs of the student or the student’s parent/guardian Legally recognized privileged relationships, such as with lawyers, doc-

tors, or ministers; Income, other than as required by law to determine program eligibility. Receive notice and an opportunity to opt a student out of Any other protected information

survey, regardless of funding; Any non-emergency, invasive physical exam or screening required as a condition of attendance, administered by the school or its agent, and not necessary to

protect the immediate health and safety of a student, except for hearing, vision, or scoliosis screening, or physical exam or screening permitted or required under State law; and Activities

involving collection, disclosure, or use of personal information obtained from students for marketing or selling, or otherwise distributing the information to others. Inspect, upon request

and before administration or use: Protected information surveys of students; Instruments used to collect personal information from students for any of the above marketing, sales, or

other distribution purposes; and Instrumental material used as part of the educational curriculum. These rights transfer from the parent to a student who is 18 years old, or an emanci-

pated minor under State law.

ISD #2154 has developed and adopted policies, in consultation with parents, regarding these rights, as well as arrangements to protect student privacy in the administration of protected

information surveys and the collection, disclosure, or use of personal information for marketing, sales, or other distribution purposes. The School District will directly notify parents of

these policies at least annually at the start of each school year, and after any substantive changes. The School District will also directly notify, such as through U.S. Mail or email, parents/

guardians of students who are scheduled to participate in the specific activities or surveys noted below and will provide an opportunity for the parent to opt his or her child out of partici-

pation of the specific activity or survey. The School District will make this notification to parents at the beginning of the school year if the District has identified the specific or approximate

dates of the activities or surveys at that time. For surveys and activities scheduled after the school year starts, parents will be provided reasonable notification of the planned activities and

surveys listed below and will be provided an opportunity to review any pertinent surveys. Following is a list of the specific activities and surveys covered under this requirement. Collec-

tion, disclosure, or use of personal information for marketing, sales or other distribution; Administration of any protected information survey not funded in whole or in part by the U.S.

Department of Education; Any non-emergency, invasive physical examination or screening as described above.

Directory information includes the following: The School District proposes to designate the following personally identifiable information contained in a student’s education record as

“directory information” and it may disclose that information without prior written consent from the parent of the student or the eligible student: the student’s name, the student’s grade

level, photo- graph, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, honors and awards received, and the student’s weight and height if a member of any athletic team; The

parent of a student or an eligible student, upon receipt of this notice, will have two weeks (14 calendar days) to advise the School District in writing ( a letter to the Superintendent’s Office)

of any or all of the items they refuse to permit the District to designate as directory information about the student. This designation will remain in effect until it is modified by the written

direction of the student’s parent or the eligible student. In addition, two federal laws require local educational agencies LEA’s) receiving assistance under the Elementary and Secondary

Education Act of 1995 (ESEA) to provide military recruiters, upon request, with three directory information categories – names, address and telephone listing – unless parents have advised

the LEA that they do not want the student’s information disclosed without their prior written consent.

Directory information, as defined by statutes may be disclosed regarding students who are no longer in attendance within the District.

Inspection of Records: The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords parents and students over 18 years of age (“eligible students”) certain rights with respect to the

student’s education records. These rights are: The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of the day the School receives a request for access. Parents

or eligible students should submit to the School Principal a written request that identifies the record(s) they wish to inspect, the School official will make arrangements for access and

notify the parent or eligible student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or

eligible student believes are inaccurate or misleading. Parents or eligible students may as the School to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. If the School decides

to amend the record as requested by the parent or eligible student, the School will notify the parent or eligible student of the decision and advise them of their right to a hearing regarding

the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the parent or eligible student when notified of the right to a hearing; The right to

consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the Student’s education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One

exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A school official is a person employed by the school as an admin-

istrator, supervisor, instructor, or support staff member (including health or medical staff and law enforcement unit personnel); a person serving on the School Board; a person or company

with whom the School has contracted to perform a special task (such as an attorney, auditor, medical consultant, or therapist); or a parent or student serving on an official committee,

such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. A school official has a legitimate educational interest if the official needs to

review an education record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the School discloses education records without consent to officials of another school

district in which a student seeks or intends to enroll.

Transfer of Records to other Schools: The School District forwards educational records of students to other schools and school districts in which a student seeks or intends to enroll upon

request of that school or school district. A parent of a student or a student who is eighteen (18) years of age may request and receive a copy of the records which are transferred and may,

pursuant to this policy, challenge the accuracy of the records. The District does not, however, notify parents of students or students of age eighteen (18) or older, prior to such transfer.

Complaints for Non-Compliance: Parents of students or student of eighteen (18) years of age or older who feel there has been a violation of the rights accorded them may submit written

complaints to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office, U.S. Department of Education, 400 Maryland Street, Washington, D.C. 20202.

The review of the data privacy rights of students and parents in the educational records maintained by the School District is intended only to be a summary of the provisions of the

“Protection and Privacy of Pupil Records” and of applicable State and Federal Law. Requests for copies of the policy and questions related to that policy should be addressed to:

Superintendent of Schools Independent School District #2154

Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools 801 Jones St.

Eveleth, MN 55734-1696

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ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION As a result of recent federal legislation (Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act - AHERA), each primary and secondary school in the nation is required to complete a stringent new inspection for asbes-tos and to develop a plan of management for all asbestos-containing building materials. Eveleth-Gilbert School District has a goal to be in full compliance with this law and is following the law. As a matter of policy, Eveleth-Gilbert School District shall continue to maintain a safe and healthful environment for our community’s youth and employees. In keeping with this legislation, all buildings owned or leased by the school district were inspected by EPA accredited inspectors and samples were analyzed by an independent laboratory. Based on the in-spection, the school prepared and the state approved a comprehensive management plan for handling the asbestos located within its buildings safely and responsibly. Furthermore, Eveleth-Gilbert School District has completed its 3-year re-inspection required by AHERA. Eveleth-Gilbert School District buildings, where asbestos-containing materials were found, is under repair, removal and Operations and Maintenance. This past year, Eveleth-Gilbert School District conducted the following with respect to its asbestos containing building materials:

Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High Freezer Room: Removed 50’ TSI of asbestos containing pipe insulation.

Federal law requires a periodic walk-through (called “surveillance”) every six months of each area

containing asbestos. Also the law requires for all buildings to be re-inspected three years after a manage-

ment plan is in effect. This will be accomplished under contract with MacNeil Environmental, Inc.

Short-term workers (outside contractors, i.e. telephone repair workers, electricians and exterminators) must be provided information regarding the location of asbestos in which they may come into contact. All short-term workers shall contact the lead maintenance person before commencing work to be given this information. Eveleth-Gilbert School District has a list of the location(s), types(s) of asbestos-containing materials found in that school building and a description and time table for their proper management. A copy of the Asbestos Management Plan is available for review in the district office.

Immunizations Required for School St. Louis County Public Health and Human Services (SLCPHHS) would like to remind families that it is

important to get immunized on time, every time. Vaccines have prevented millions of people from

suffering debilitating and sometimes fatal illnesses. Parents should learn all they can about

immunizations. One good resource can be found at the Centers for Disease Control website www.cdc.gov

Children in Kindergarten and Seventh grade will need to show proof they are vaccinated against

chickenpox (varicella) or have had the disease. Also, children entering Kindergarten will need to show

proof of a second dose for the measles , mums and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

In addition to the vaccines required under the Minnesota School Immunization Law, the Centers for

Disease Control (CDC) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommend that children who are

11-12 years of age or older receive a Meningococcal conjugate vaccine (MCVW) and a Human

Pappillomavirus vaccine (HPV, for girls only). Although not required for school attendance, adolescents

are more at risk of contracting certain diseases. Don’t forget, adults need vaccines too. Because cases of

pertussis are at a 45 year high, the CDC is urging parents, siblings and anyone caring for infants to get

their Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Acellular Pertussis (Tdap) up to date to prevent transmission of this

sometimes deadly disease to infants.

Immunizations should be part of a preventative health visit with your regular health care provider. Child

& Teen Checkups (C &TC) is a FREE preventative health care benefit that includes immunizations for

children birth through age 20 who have Minnesota Care or Medical Assistance. Help in finding a doctor,

transportation, or an interpreter is available by calling SLCPHHS. For those whose insurance does not

cover shots, SLCPHHS hold immunization clinics regularly. For more information please call St. Louis

County Public Health and Human Services at 218-749-0600 or 1-800-450-9777.

NOTICE CONCERNING USE OF PEST CONTROL MATERIALS

Minnesota State law requires schools to inform parents and

guardians if they apply certain pesticides on school property.

An estimated schedule of interior pest control inspections

and possible treatments is available for review or copying at

each school office. A similar estimated schedule is available

for application of herbicides and other materials to school

grounds. Parents of students may request to receive, at their

expense, prior notification of any application of a pest

control material, should such an application be deemed

necessary on a day different from the days specified in the

schedule.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT & SEXUAL VIOLENCE POLICY

It is the policy of Independent School District #2154 to maintain a

learning and working environment that is free from religious, racial, or

sexual harassment and violence.

It shall be a violation of this policy for any pupil, teacher, administrator,

or other personnel of the School District to harass a pupil, teacher,

administrator, or other personnel through conduct or communication of

a sexual nature or regarding religion and race as defined by this policy.

It shall be violation of this policy for any pupil, teacher, administrator, or

other personnel of the School District to inflict threaten to inflict, or

attempt racial or sexual violence upon any pupil, teacher, administrator

or personnel.

The School District will act to investigate all complains, either formal or

informal, verbal or written, of religious, racial, or sexual harassment or

violence, and to discipline or take appropriate action against any pupil,

teacher, administrator or school personnel who is found to have vio-

lated this policy.

Eveleth-Gilbert Schools will be

implementing a new parent

notification system this year. The

PowerAnnouncement alert system is

fully embedded within our

PowerSchool student database.

Parents will be able to update

contact information by following the

Parent Portal when logging into their

student’s PowerSchool account.

Watch for more

information coming soon regarding

this new communication system.

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Does your child have health insurance?

If not, help may be available.

Minnesota Health Care Programs have free and low-cost health

insurance for children and families who qualify (Medical

Assistance has no monthly premium. MinnesotaCare has a

monthly premium based on household income.)

Your child may qualify if your household income is below:

Income is one factor for qualifying. Other rules and limits apply. For more

information, call your county office or visitwww.dhs.state.mn.us/MCHP.

The income limits above are valid until June 30, 2013.

To get a Minnesota Health Care Programs

(MHCP) application:

Print one from the internet: www.dhs.state.mn.us/MHCP

Call (877) KIDS-NOW toll free

Call St Louis County Public Health & Human Services 218-749-7137

Family Size Monthly Income Yearly Income

2 $3,468 $41,616

3 $4,376 $52,512

4 $5,284 $63,408

5 $6,192 $74,304

Eveleth-Gilbert School District

Community Education searches for

all kids ages 0-5 years old who are

not yet in Kindergarten. This count

helps for ECFE and School Readiness

programs along with kindergarten

enrollment. Eveleth-Gilbert School

District residents with children this age should call

218-744-7774 or email [email protected]

The Census Record Form is available to download at http://www.isd2154.k12.mn.us/Schools/NelleShean/Documents/census%20record.pdf

All census information is confidential.

EVERY FAMILY COUNTS!

Session Age Day & Time

Session

A

Mixed Age

Birth-5 yrs.

Monday

6:00-7:30 p.m.

Session

B

Mixed Age

Birth-5 yrs.

Tuesday

10:00-11:30

a.m.

Session

C

Infant/Toddler

Birth-15 mo.

Thursday

9:00-10:00 a.m.

Session

D

Mixed Age

Birth-5 yrs.

Thursday

10:30-12:00 p.m

Session

E

Mixed Age

Birth-5 yrs.

Thursday

6:00-7:30 p.m.

ECFE Schedule 2012-2013

Session Day & Time Age

Session A

M, T & W

8:30-11:00 a.m.

4 & 5 Years

Session B

M, T & W

12:00-2:30 p.m.

4 & 5 Years

Session C

Wednesday

9:30-11:30 a.m.

3 Years

Session D

Wednesday

12:30-2:30 p.m.

3 Years

School Readiness Schedule 2012-2013

ECFE and School

Readiness classes

begin the week of

October 1, 2012

Contact 218-744-7742 or [email protected]

for more information

Dental Insurance Available To Students

Tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood

illness, and over 50% of low-income children in

Minnesota do not receive dental care. That’s why

Smiles Across Minnesota, Children’s Dental Services (CDS), and the

Eveleth-Gilbert School District are working together to provide

Dental care on-site in the Eveleth-Gilbert School District.

CDS will be providing a full range of restorative and preventative care as

well as oral health education to all school children within the district. A

consent form will be sent home with students during the first week of

school. Upon completion of this form, children are provided a dental exam,

a full range of preventative care including fluoride and fillings.

CDS accepts all forms of public and private insurance. No child is denied

treatment due to inability to pay. In the event that a child does not have

insurance, CDS assists families in applying for medical assistance and offers

a sliding scale discount program.

Contact Eilidh Reyelts Pederson at Children’s Dental Services for more

information 612-423-4027 or [email protected].

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REVENUE TO DISTRICT WILL INCREASE WITH YOUR HELP

Families Encouraged to Apply for Free/Reduced Meals

Each year the Eveleth-Gilbert School District asks parents to complete a form asking about household income levels to determine if students qualify for the Free and Reduced Lunch Program. Did you know students eligible for the Free and Reduced Lunch Program also earn the school additional revenue that has nothing to do with the food service program?

Higher percentages of free and reduced lunch counts bring schools additional Federal Title Revenue, Federal Special Education Revenue, Federal E-Rate Revenue (discounts on telecommunication services) and State Compensatory Revenue. This article will focus on State Compensatory Revenue.

Compensatory revenue is used for students who enroll in school who are under-prepared to learn at their age level. State statutes allow schools a broad range of ways to spend compensatory revenue.

Schools can spend compensatory funds on remedial instruction in reading, language arts, mathematics, and other content areas including improvement of study skills. It can fund additional teachers and teacher aides. It can fund lower class sizes and/or a team teaching approach. It can fund longer school days or weeks or extended school year programs. It can fund all day every day kindergarten.

Compensatory revenue can fund programs to reduce truancy and encourage graduation. It can fund health services, nutrition services, and provide funding to ensure a safe and secure

learning environment. It can fund staff development to assist teachers and other personnel in identifying the needs of students.

Compensatory revenue can be used to fund materials and technology to provide alternative instruction. It can be used to present instruction at different rates and to present instruction in a different method than initially used.

For the seven county area of Northeastern Minnesota, this additional Compensatory Revenue is between $659.26 and $5,556.62 per additional student eligible for free lunch and between $329.63 and $2,731.22 per additional student eligible for reduced lunch. When you consider the other revenue sources mentioned above, this can add up to a considerable amount of revenue. For our schools the numbers are:

For each additional student eligible for free lunch the additional revenue is:

For each additional student eligible for reduced lunch the additional revenue is:

The district understands that some individuals are uncomfortable providing income information to the schools. I want to assure you that this information is not public information. It is used only for determining eligibility. The number of students eligible is reported only as a total number, so no individual information is released. Students who qualify for free or reduced lunches are not singled out in the lunchroom. Students who qualify for free or reduced lunches are not required to participate in the school’s food program. However, by qualifying they still provide the school with additional revenue.

The district is required to do random income verification, but you are not required to submit paystubs or income tax forms with your application. You only need to provide this information if you are randomly selected for verification.

If your household income is at or below the income levels on the chart below, we are asking you to consider helping the district collect this additional revenue by completing and returning the Free and Reduced Lunch Application form that will be given to each student on the first day of school. If you would like an application form at an earlier date, they are available at the principal’s office at each school and on the district website www.is2154.k12.mn.us.

Please consider helping the school obtain funding by filling out the application if you qualify for the free and reduced lunch program. Thank you.

Deborah Hilde, Superintendent

Franklin Elementary $ 3,084.61

Nelle Shean Elementary $ 3,326.61

Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High $ 2,552.14

Eveleth-Gilbert Senior High $ 2,039.97

Franklin Elementary $ 1,540.30

Nelle Shean Elementary $ 1,658.93

Eveleth-Gilbert Junior High $ 1,270.80

Eveleth-Gilbert Senior High $ 1,017.36

Family Size Annual Income Monthly Income Weekly Income

1 $ 20, 665 $ 1,723 $ 398

2 $ 27,991 $ 2,333 $ 539

3 $ 35,317 $ 2,944 $ 680

4 $ 42,643 $ 3,554 $ 821

5 $ 49,969 $4.165 $ 961

6 $ 64,621 $ 5,386 $ 1,243

7 $ 64,621 $ 5,996 $ 1,243

8 $ 71,947 $ 5,996 $ 1,384

Each Additional $ 7,326 $ 611 $ 141

2012-2013 Food Service Prices

Lunch

Elementary Students $2.30

Secondary Students $2.40

Reduced Meals $ .40

Adults $3.55

Milk $ .65

Breakfast

Elementary Students $1.90

Secondary Students $2.00

Reduced Meals No charge

Adults $ 2.55

Milk $ .65

Total Household Income Guidelines

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BOARD OF EDUCATION

Mary Spang, Chair Beth Collins-Wedge, Director

Keith Young, Vice Chair Mona Putzel, Director

Kathryn Gritzmacher, Clerk Adam Venne, Director

Patty Babich, Treasurer

Eveleth-Gilbert School Board meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th

Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the board room located on

the Eveleth Campus.

Meeting agendas and minutes are available on the district website:

www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

DIRECT DIAL NUMBERS -EVELETH-GILBERT SCHOOLS

Athletic Director- Kyle Thoreson 744-7712

Auto Shop 744-7741

Band Office Eveleth 744-7726

Band Office Gilbert 744-7782

Berry, Denise - Communications 744-7774

Bol, Lynn - Franklin Principal 744-7710

Buatala, Stacy—Franklin Secretary 744-7709 Business Office - Andrea Lintula 744-7704

Business Office - Candace Nelis 744-7705

Cafeteria Franklin 744-7713

Cafeteria Gilbert 744-7777

Cafeteria Sr. High 744-7730

Choir Office Sr. High 744-7727

Community Education 744-7717

Counselor Jr. High 744-7775

Counselor Sr. High 744-7708

ECFE 744-7742

Franklin EBD Classroom 744-7718

Garage Eveleth 744-7748

Garage Gilbert 744-7788

Hilde, Deborah - Superintendent 744-7701

Lintula, Andrea - Bookkeeper 744-7704

Media Center Franklin 744-7723

Media Center Gilbert 744-7780

Media Center Sr. High 744-7725

Mesich, Jan, - Sr. High Principal 744-7707 Nurse’s Office Eveleth 744-7711

Nurse’s Office Gilbert 744-7776

Parent Office Franklin 744-7740

Phy Ed Office Boys Gilbert 744-7778

Phy Ed Office Girls Gilbert 744-7779

Principal’s Office Franklin 744-7709

Principal’s Office Gilbert Campus 744-7770

Principal’s Office Sr. High 744-7706

Riordan, Kathy – Administrative Assistant. 744-7700

Seboe, Danette—5-8 Principal Gilbert Campus 744-7703

Skerjance, Mark- Maintenance/Transportation 744-7748

Sr. High EBD Classroom 744-7732

Superintendent’s Office 744-7700

Kevin Szumal– Band Director 744-7726

Tech. Support 744-7735 Von Wald, Monica - Sr. High Sec. 744-7706

Wiirre, Debra - 5-8 Secretary, Gilbert Campus 744-7770

Zika, Leigh, Media Specialist 744-7725

ADMINISTRATION

Ms. Deborah Hilde Superintendent

Ms. Kathleen Riordan Administrative Assistant

Ms. Candace Nelis Business Manager

Ms. Andrea Lintula Bookkeeper

Ms. Jan Mesich Senior High Principal

Ms. Monica VonWald Secretary, Senior High

Ms. Danette Seboe K-8 Principal, Gilbert Campus

Ms. Debra Wiirre K-8 Secretary, Gilbert Campus

Ms. Lynn Bol Franklin Principal/Community Ed.

Ms. Stacy Buatala Secretary, Franklin Elementary

Mr. Mark Skerjance Foreman

Ms. Denise Berry Communications/Community Ed.

PowerSchool is the district’s web-based student information system.

It allows administration, teachers, students and parents easy access to

real-time information about students. PowerSchool can be accessed at

the district website: www.isd2154.k12.mn.us

Contact your child’s school to obtain your login and password.

If you would like to receive future newsletters and updates via email

contact Denise Berry

[email protected]

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Eveleth-Gilbert Public Schools 2012-2013

2011

Aug 28-30 Teacher Inservice/No Classes Sept 3 Labor Day/Schools Closed Sept 4 First Day of Classes Oct 18-19 Education MN Convention/ Schools Closed Nov 2 End of First Marking Period Nov 22-23 THANKSGIVING VACATION/ Schools Closed Dec 24-31 CHRISTMAS VACATION/ Schools Closed

2012

Jan 1-2 CHRISTMAS VACATION/ Schools Closed Jan 3-4 Teacher Inservice/No Classes Jan 7 School Resumes Jan 18 End of Second Marking Period Jan 21 Teacher Inservice/No Classes Feb 18 PRESIDENT’S DAY/School Closed Mar 22 End of Third Marking Period Mar 28- EASTER BREAK Apr 1 Schools Closed May 27 MEMORIAL DAY Schools Closed May 30 Last Day of Classes for Students May 31 Teacher Inservice/Last Day For Teachers

Above all else, students come first.

Each student has individual strengths and the potential to learn and succeed.

All individuals have a right to an orderly, safe and respectful environment.

The school community must pre-pare students to become caring, rational and involved citizens in a global society.

Learning is a lifelong process for everyone.

People must be accountable for their actions.

OUR BELIEFS

Eveleth-Gilbert School District will work to:

Create individualized learning plans for student success,

Prepare students for a global soci-ety,

Reach beyond the classroom,

Deliver excellence,

Use resources efficiently,

Maintain environmentally responsible facilities.

Empower staff effectiveness.

Maintain & pursue district growth.

Develop an engaging and positive environment.

Engage & empower community.

EVELETH-GILBERT SCHOOLS 2012-2013 EMPLOYEE DIRECTORY Headstart Classroom 5012

Headstart Office 5004

Heitzman, Delores 5104

Heitzman, Mark VM 6009

Heitzman, Richard 1012

Hendrickson, Susan JH 6103/HS 1144

Hennessey, Carrie 1803

Hilde, Deborah 1901

Hill, Kristi 5109

Hipple-Jam, Laurie 2210

Hydukovich, David HS 1926/JH 6202

Hydukovich, Mary 2116

ISS Jr High 4103

Jensen, Sharon 5111

Johnson, Keith 1324

Jr High Principal 1803

Jr. High Secretary 1800

Kemp, Angela JH 4202/HS 1237

Kerzie, Deanna 4104/6309

Knapper, Nancy 2206

Krebs, Aimee 1322

Kunz, Dave 4100

Landwer, Stace 5106

Larson, Catherine 1323

Lautigar, Melissa 2303

Lautigar, Paul 6003

Lemieux, Adam 2301

Lindfors, Cynthia 1212

Lintula, Andrea 1904

Lischalk, Anthony FR 1927/NS 5103

Lossing, Gaye 2203

Madden, Paula HS 1141/JH 4105

Malevich, Michael 2002

Marolt, Richard 6005

Media Center Jr High 1836

Media Center Sr. High 1925

Mesich, Janice 1907

Negen, Jody 2110

Nelis, Candace 1905

Nelle Shean Principal 1803

Nelle Shean Secretary 1800

Newcomb, Wendy 1911

Newman, Camille 2212

Nurse - Franklin 1911

Nurse - Gilbert 5009

Oates, Laurie 5112

Oestreich, Tom 1224/1147

Osmundson, Lauri JH4105/HS1232

Ostman, Susan 4101

Parenteau, Monica 2211

Peshel, Tara 1154

Petersen, William 3112

Peterson, Rebecca 2111

Preiner, Barbara 5009

Prosen, Tom 1935

Rice Brain 2003

Riordan, Kathleen 1900

Roberts, Wayne 1922

Rosenberg, Andrea 5108

Sabetti, Mark 3105

Sandstrom, Dennis 6007

Scheib, Dina 2101

School Store - HS 1160

Science Office Jr. High 6106

Scuffy, Crystal 2309

Seboe, Danette 1803

Skenzich, Anita 2308

Skerjance, Mark 1948

Sorcan, Joseph 3109

Sr. High Principal 1907

Sr. High Secretary 1906

Stefanich, Sheena 2214

Strasser, Timothy 1145

Szumal, Kevin HS 1926/JH 5202

Supt. Office 1900

Technology Office 1935

Terrio, Karen 2313

Thompson, Edward 5101

Thompson, Jodi HS 1231 /JH 4101

Thoreson, Kyle 1912

Tikkanen, Deborah 2113

Ufford, Todd 6101

Von Wald, Monica 1906

Walls, Donna 1221

Wiegman, Cathy 6301

Wiirre, Debra 1800

Wilcox, Sheila 6204

Wolner, Kimberly 2108

Young, Nicole 2311

Zika, Leigh 1836

ADAPT - Franklin 2204

ADAPT - Nelle Shean 5114

Anderson, Jaimi 1132

Aro, Cheryl HS 1925/FR2300

Auditorium - Franklin 2200

Band Room HS 1926

Bauman, Jeannine JH 6306/SH 1141

Beckstrom, Christine FR 2208/NS 5114

Belt, Natalie 5107

Berry, Daniel 4002

Berry, Denise 1918

Biondich, Elizabeth 1141

Bittmann, Beth 2312

Boardman Auditorium 1230

Boiler Rm - Jr. High 1834

Boiler Rm - Sr. High 1924

Bol, Lynn 1910

Bonner, Jennifer 5110

Buatala, Stacy 1909

Burritt, Kevin 1237

Cafeteria - Franklin 2104

Cafeteria Fr Tickets 2100

Cafeteria Jr. High 1835

Cafeteria Sr. High 1930

Carey, Rebecca 2213

Carpenter Shop 1012

Chad, Chris 1127

Clennon, Jill SH1222/JH4206

Clouse, Steven 6102

Coach Office HS Boys 1928

Coach Office HS Girls 1929

Combs-Cawley, Rebecca SH1927/5103

Community Ed 1917

Computer Jr Hi Media 6311

Computer Lab Franklin 2302

Computer Lab Jr High 4105/4108

Computer Lab Sr High 1128

Counselor Jr High 1833

Counselor Sr High 1908

Cummings, Kristy 2103

Custer, Deborah 1006

Detention, Franklin 2202

ECFE 5011

Erickson, Linda 2205

Faculty Office 1 Sr High 1131

Faculty Office 2 Sr High 1225

Faculty Office 3 Sr High 1315

Flaa, Kimberly 1908

Franklin Principal 1910

Franklin Secretary 1909

Garage Eveleth 1948

Garage Gilbert 1838

Glowacki, Lisa 2310

Goodrie, Michael 1153

Grigal, Joseph 2209

Gritzmacher, John 1238

Gym Jr High 6095/6099

Hadrava, Bradley 6001

Headstart Classroom 5007

OUR VISION

OUR VALUES

“Dedicated to quality learning.

Together we challenge

the future.”


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