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Students and staff in the SchoolDistrict of Menomonee Falls had anaudience to observe how the district’scontinuous improvements are beingapplied in the classroom.

Approximately 150 people fromnational organizations as well as stateschool districts toured the districtMarch 26 to observe the continuousimprovements efforts.

Superintendent Patricia Grecosaid the tour included representativesfrom Strive Together, which is based inCincinnati; New Visions, which isbased in New York; Teach ForAmerica, based in New York;Learning Systems, which is located inChicago; Discovery; and school dis-tricts from Texas, South Carolina, andArizona.

The tour started at the high schoolbefore going to observe activities in20 classrooms at North MiddleSchool. There were later visits in highschool classrooms and at the elemen-tary schools.

Isabelle Abbott, the student repre-sentative on the Menomonee FallsSchool Board, said she is serving asthe student voice for participants.

“You hear a lot from teachers andadministrators, but as a student whohas been in the district ever sincekindergarten, I can reflect on bothhaving education with and without

continuous improvement and the tran-sition and what it means as students,”Abbot said.

Jeff Edmondson of Strive Togethersaid he is here “to learn from teachersand students how they haveembraced the use of student data toimprove outcomes for kids. It’s veryexciting to see that people here see

data as a flashlight and not a hammerso they can use it as a tool to improvehow they serve kids and the kids canuse it as a tool to make sure that theirlearning is meaningful and relevant tothem.”

He agreed with the assessment

Continuous improvement in action150 people part of Falls district tour

North Middle School student Tyler Gildemeister (right) summarizes datafrom a class to Alexander Kurtz, a professor from Arizona StateUniversity, March 26. Kurtz was part of a group of educators whotoured the school district. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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BY THOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

A new test that is to be given to ele-mentary and middle school studentsstatewide will not be given in its originallyintended format, according to informationpresented at the March 23 MenomoneeFalls School Board meeting.

Jeff Nennig, director of technology andassessment, updated the board on theBadger Exam, which is to be given to stu-dents in grades 3 through 8. The test is toreplace the Wisconsin Knowledge andConcepts Exam (WKCE), although the statewill still require the WKCE for social studiesand science in the fourth grade

In introducing the item for discussion,Superintendent Patricia Greco said districtstaff “have spent thousands of hours inpreparation” to institute the test.

“It’s still an unstable testing environ-ment,” Greco said. She added that earlierin the day district staff received an up indi-cating “the product may still have chal-lenges in order to be able to perform suc-cessfully. It’s been probably as volatile aplanning process as it can be.”

The Badger Exam is the state version ofthe Smarter Balanced Test, according toNennig. He explained that while the WKCEwith paper and pencil, the Badger Examwill be performed on a computer. The testwindow was going to be March 30 to May22, though Menomonee Falls would lose aweek due to spring vacation.

Nennig said an advantage of theBadger Exam was that it was to be “cali-

brated” so that if a student answered aquestion correctly they would get a moredifficult question. If the student provided awrong answer, the next question would beeasier. By comparison, the WKCE is a fixedtest of all the same questions.

However, Nennig later stated the com-puter-adaptive portion of test isn’t ready, soit has been removed and students will nowget fixed questions.

“The testing company wasn’t able toget that to work,” Nennig said.

Nennig explained that the “big vision”of the Badger/Smarter Balanced test wasto gear students to college and careerreadiness. He also said that the test is tohave a faster turnaround, with results inJune to send to parents. Nennig also saidthat the test was to be taken with less time,“but that isn’t the case.”

According to Nennig, English andLanguage Arts portion of the Badger Examwas scheduled to take four hours but thatwas reduced to two hours because the per-formance portion of the exam is not ready.In addition, a classroom activity that was tohave accompanied the performance por-tion of the English and Language Arts por-tion of the exam was cancelled “a fewweeks ago,” Nennig said.

In math, the Badger Exam is scheduledto take 3 to 3.5 hours compared with 1.5 to2 hours for the WKCE.

“So one of the original claims for thistest was that it was going to be a shortertest, but as you can it’s actually a longertest than the WKCE,” Nennig said.

However, Nennig said the math portion

of the test is not ready for the start of thetesting window.

“The testing company said it’s not readyto go yet, so they’ve delayed the math testuntil April 13,” Nennig said.

In addition, Nennig said that a“caching system” that is to store testanswers locally until they can be sent willnot be ready until April 13, though it wouldnot be ready until later that day.

Board Vice President Ron Bertieri said“it sounds like the testing company is not ful-filling their contract as far as the timeline. Isthis going to delay things to the point we’renot going to do this testing this year?”

“We haven’t been informed that’sgoing to happen, but they’re cancelling afew things here,” Nennig said.

Board member David Noshay addedthat with the new test, districts won’t be ableto determine if students have been incre-mentally improving from past years. In addi-tion, Noshay said the new testing breaksthe continuity of tracking students for a lotof district goals.

Noshay added there has been a billproposed in the state Senate that wouldprohibit the Badger Exam results from beingused on district report cards.

“It’s amazing how gunky this is,” boardmember Scott Ternes said in response.

Greco said the district has not encour-aged parents to opt their students out of theexam. She said the district has included par-ents early on in summarizing the new exam,while an all-district letter was sent out theprevious week.

Nennig said computerized tests “arehere to stay” and this year’s exam give stu-dents to use those type of tests. He also saidthe district should be able to break downdata from the exams.

Another delayLater in the week the state Department

of Public Instruction announced that theEnglish and Language Arts portion of theexam, which was scheduled to be ready byMarch 30, will now not be available untilApril 13.

According to a statement issued by theagency, Educational Testing Service (ETS),which holds the contract to provideWisconsin’s online state assessment, noti-fied the Department of Public Instruction onWednesday that it could not deliver theEnglish Language Arts assessment forMonday’s testing window.

“These latest problems with ETS and theadditional delay are incredibly frustrating,”State Superintendent of Public InstructionEvers said. “But, my first priority remainsensuring that we have an exam that worksfor Wisconsin educators and students. Ihave made it clear to ETS that they mustdeliver a functioning exam by April 13th.”

Delays prompts changes in Badger Exam

Jeff Nennig, director of technology andassessment for the School District ofMenomonee Falls, summarizes recentchanges to the Badger Exam March 23.Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

that the tour shows “theory in action.”“It’s definitely saying that if we want tai-

lor learning and personalize it to each andevery individual child, that’s what they’redoing here because they’re identifying notonly what kids need to learn but how theylearn, and then making sure they learn inthat way,” Edmondson said.

The attendees were split up into groups

to tour individual classrooms at NorthMiddle School. Teacher Julie Poetzel sum-marized activities in her eighth grade class-room.

“We do data collection at the studentlevel and they conduct it every day on theirown,” Poetzel said. Individual students thenshowed participants how data is collectedand how classwork is done as a group.

—By Thomas J. McKillen, ManagingEditor

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All of this should remind us that big gov-ernment is most often the problem not thesolution. Rather, limiting the governmentand unleashing the creative genius andresources of the private sector is how ourcommunity and society will see prosperity.This is equally true, if not more true, on thelocal community level, as it is on the stateand federal levels.

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Madison – Sam Hauser ruined thewishes of thousands of fans in the KohlCenter who wanted to see history in themaking. When his 16 points in the first quar-ter outscored the entire Germantown team(12), there was a feeling that theWarhawks’ quest for a record fourthstraight WIAA Division 1 championshipwould go by the wayside. Stevens Pointhumbled Germantown in the title game, 67-51, March 21, to close out the 100thanniversary of the state tournament.

The junior forward, one of two Division1 college prospects on the Point team,made his presence felt on a bigger stage,making five field goals, including four three-point baskets, and he added two freethrows to set the tempo for the Panthers thatGermantown couldn’t recover from.

"We put (senior forward) Kyle (Theis)on (Hauser)," Germantown coach SteveShowalter said. "Kyle is our best defenderand we had Kyle guarding him. I don’t real-ly love Kyle being way out there 25 feetfrom the basket, but that’s where Hauserwas playing. So I thought, maybe we canmix it up and keep Kyle inside more to helpon the boards. And then Hauser just kind oflit us up real quick."

The show that Hauser put on with his 25points didn’t surprise Theis one bit. "I knewwhat kind of player Sam Hauser was a littlebit," he said. "I didn’t know how good hewas. He can do just about anything. He canshoot. He can drive. You try to deny him theball and he’s moving really well without theball and not a lot of players can move as

well without the ball as he could and I thinkthat was something that really impressedme."

Germantown scored the first points inthe highly-anticipated matchup between thetop two teams in the state after jumpers byjunior guard Juwan McCloud and seniorforward Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. gave them a4-0 lead, but Hauser’s jumper gave thePanthers their first lead of the game at 7-6with 3 minutes 36 seconds left in the firstquarter. After consecutive threes by seniorguard Brian Studer and junior forward MaxKeefe put the Warhawks back in front, 12-10, Hauser delivered back-to-back threesthat put Point ahead to stay at 16-12 at theend of the period.

Point junior guard Trev Anderson thengot going. He scored his 10 first half pointsin the second quarter. Germantown tried tostay within striking distance and got no clos-er than seven. The Panthers took theWarhawks into new territory with their 30-22 halftime lead, something that was unfa-miliar to the North Shore Conferencechamps.

"I don’t know how to explain it," Hausersaid of his first quarter outburst. "It wasunbelievable. The rim did feel like it was theocean. It was a good feeling and gives youconfidence."

Point kept the game under control in thesecond half. Germantown got as close assix points at 32-26 after McCloud’s layup,but a 7-1 run late in the third quarter by thePanthers boosted their lead back to doubledigits and a 45-32 margin entering the finalperiod.

Anderson had a quiet third quarter withhis four points but erupted in the fourth with

11, tying Hauser for game-high honors andputting the game was out of reach for theWarhawks. They were behind as many as21 with time winding down.

Point gave Germantown matchup prob-lems at every position and made it difficultfor the Warhawks to get into an offensiverhythm, but Showalter tipped his hat to thebetter team.

"That’s a great team out there," he said."They’ve earned it. They deserved it. Ithought they came out and put it to us rightaway. Their length bothered us. I think theyhad us at every position by several inches.We’ve been able to fight through that withheart and guts in the past and I think (Point)wasn’t going to let us take advantage of

any of that stuff. When it came to prettymuch every aspect of the game, they out-played us basketball-wise and we were justtrying to hang on."

The Panthers won their fourth overalltitle and first since their last appearance ina state championship game in 1994.

Germantown had an impressive 109-3record over the last four years with threegold balls and a silver ball in six tourna-ment appearances. McCloud ledGermantown with 15 points. Both teams fin-ished their season at 27-1. It was the lastgame in a Germantown uniform for Theis,Benjamin Walter, Studer, Alex Kumbier,Thomas Schnoor and Lawhorn.

Stevens Point stops Germantown for Division I title

BY TROY SPARKSCORRESPONDENT

Madison – Playing in the state tourna-ment was nothing new for Germantown,since they have been there before. TheWarhawks reached their fourth straight tripto the Division 1 finals by defeatingMadison East, 82-54, March 20, at theKohl Center, in the semifinal game to go 27-0.

In the first quarter, Germantown ran offeight straight points to take a 10-2 lead with4 minutes 11 seconds left. East made acomeback to cut the Germantown lead tothree at the 2:51 mark. A remarkable three-pointer at the buzzer by senior forwardDwayne Lawhorn Jr. ended a 10-2Germantown run to give them a 28-15lead. "I just threw it up there and got lucky,"he said.

The Warhawks didn’t let up as theyreeled off seven straight points two minutesinto the second quarter to lead 35-15.Germantown used their size advantage topound it inside to junior forwards ConnerEdmonds and Max Keefe and senior for-ward Kyle Theis to score 18 first half pointsin the paint. The Warhawks took a 48-26lead at the half. Lawhorn had 13 first halfpoints.

"We thought that we could take advan-tage (of the size) a little bit inside becausewe got a little bit stronger and tougherkids," Germantown coach Steve Showaltersaid. "We were able to get the ball in thepost and get some offensive rebounds. Wewere able to go inside and outside. But ourability to get the ball into Kyle, get the ballinto Max and Conner, that was the key toour game tonight, I think. It’s been morethan we have been doing lately."

It didn’t get any easier for East in thesecond half as they found themselves trail-ing 63-35 with 2:02 left in the third quarter.It was 64-42 entering the fourth quarter.

Showalter was asked if the playerscould stay focused with a comfortable lead."Guys are kind of having fun, smiling andlaughing," he said. "You got to let themhave some fun playing the game once in awhile. You don’t always have a game likethat. We tried to get everybody in and giveeverybody some good minutes on the KohlCenter floor, which is always great for allthe kids to be here."

Lawhorn led five Germantown playersin double figures with 17 points. Theis had13. Keefe and Juwan McCloud had 12each and Edmonds chipped in with 10.Madison East finished the season with a20-7 record.

March 20 Division I semifinal

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Germantown’s Dwayne Lawhorn, Jr. converts a layup against Madison East in astate Division I semifinal March 20. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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Whether you’re selling or maintainingyour car, a good detail job can go a longway in keeping it looking its best. You canundertake the thorough cleaning yourself oryou can take advantage of the servicesoffered at thousands of auto detailers nation-wide. Whatever route you take, you canexpect the following areas to be covered.

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The following report was takenfrom records at the MenomoneeFalls Police Department.

Domestic violence• A male subject was arrested for

domestic violence-strangulation and batteryat 10:41 p.m. March 12 in the 8700 blockof Marshall Drive. Investigation revealedthe man had choked his girlfriend andslammed her against the bedroom wall.

• A 37-year-old man was arrested fordisorderly conduct-domestic violence andcriminal damage to property at 10:48 p.m.March 14 after assaulting his 24-year-oldgirlfriend in the 16700 block of AppletonAvenue. A 911 call alerted police to thealtercation and officers responded to findthe woman bleeding profusely from herhead.

Drug possession• Two men, ages 19 and 20, were

arrested for possession of marijuana anddrug paraphernalia at 7:46 p.m. March 7after police made contact with the occu-pants of a suspicious vehicle parked in the14100 block of Fond du Lac Avenue.

Operating while intoxicated• A 42-year-old male driver was arrest-

ed for operating while intoxicated-thirdoffense at 5:18 p.m. March 12 after he wasstopped for unreasonable and imprudent

speed and eluding in the 17000 block ofHighland Court. He was found to have apreliminary blood-alcohol content of .14.

Retail theft• A female subject was arrested for

retail theft at 7:09 p.m. March 11 afterstealing four cases of Red Bull fromWoodman’s Food Market, W124 N8145Highway 145. She was also found to havea warrant through Oak Creek.

Theft• A purse was stolen from a 2002

Honda Civic parked at the WisconsinAthletic Club, N91 W15700 Falls Parkway,March 11. The driver’s side window of thevehicle was smashed to obtain access.

• Several Exclusive Services powerand construction tools were removed from asite in the W14000 block of Kaul Avenuesometime between Jan. 6 and Feb. 2.

Warrants• A 20-year-old Germantown woman

was taken into custody on a Germantownwarrant at 12:16 a.m. March 12 followinga traffic stop in the 12400 block of Fond duLac Avenue.

• A 42-year-old Menomonee Falls manwas taken into custody on a probation vio-lation at 9 a.m. March 10 at the villagepolice department.

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Hamilton’s Synergy Show Choirscelebrates successful season with

April 1 concertThe Hamilton High School Synergy

Show Choir will celebrate its successful sea-son with a final home concert April 1 for fam-ily, friends and community members. Theconcert, which will cost $5 in advance and$6 at the door, begins at 7 p.m. in theHamilton Fine Arts Center. Advance ticketscan be purchased at the HFAC box office,HFAC online or from choir members.

The "Synergy Pop Show" will also fea-ture the Hamilton A Cappella Choir andmany talented students in solo and smallgroup acts, performing rock, indie,Broadway show tunes and other pop music.It will showcase more than 50 of the highschool’s best singers.

This has been a year of great accom-plishment for the Hamilton Synergy ShowChoir, according to Hamilton Choir DirectorMarilyn Mascitti. The major turning point forthe group was the work they did with a pro-fessional choreographer that was made pos-sible because of a grant from the HamiltonEducation Foundation.

Mascitti encourages community mem-bers to bring their family and friends to enjoythis celebratory concert of the school year.The HFAC is located at W220 N6151 TownLine Road, Sussex.

Optimist Club of Menomonee Fallsscholarship opportunities

The Optimist Club of Menomonee Falls ispleased to announce the availability of ninescholarships for graduating seniors fromMenomonee Falls High School and/or resi-dents of Menomonee Falls graduating fromother high schools. Six $2000 and three$1000 scholarships will be awarded.Applicants must have served in a voluntarycapacity to be eligible for an OptimistScholarship.

Applications and information regardingthe essay requirement may be found on theschool website at www.mfhs.sdmf.schoolfu-sion.us . Click on Student Services on the left

tool bar, then Scholarships in the drop down.Make sure to print the special form for theOptimist Club.

Completed applications and supportingdocumentation must be returned to theMFHS auditorium by 3pm on Tuesday,March 31, 2015. For more informationabout the scholarships, please call CathyHazzard at 414-350-4749.

Last year the Optimist Club awarded$15, 000 in scholarships. The motto of theOptimist Club is “Friend of Youth” and“Bringing out the Best in Kids”. Many com-munity events are sponsored by the OptimistClub such as the Independence Day Parade,Fishing Derby, Adopt A Highway, LeafRaking for Senior Citizens, and more. Someof the youth projects the club sponsors arePost Prom, Distinguished Young Woman,Student of the Month, Tri Star Baseball, TriStar Basketball and many scholarship oppor-tunities.

The Optimist Club of Menomonee Fallsmeets every Wednesday morning at 7:15amin Room 102 of the Menomonee FallsCommunity Center, N8645 Margaret Rd.

MenoHARmonee Chorus seekingnew members

The MenoHARmonee BarbershopChorus was organized in 1962. The chorusentertains twice annually at "Cabarets" at St.James Catholic Church in Menomonee Falls.The chorus sings at many local nursinghomes and have been a part of their activi-ties for many years.

The chorus is presently seeking newmembers who enjoy singing in the barber-shop style. Tenors are especially needed.

If you are interested in joining the chorus,please contact Curt Nash at 414-881-7177or Rick Van Gomple at 414-405-4263. Youcould also visit the chorus on Tuesdays at 7p.m. at St. Paul's United Church of Christ onAppleton Avenue and Roosevelt Drive inMenomonee Falls.

Falls MS Walk May 2The Multiple Sclerosis Menomonee Falls

Walk will be held on Saturday, May 2 at 10a.m. at the Menomonee Falls High School.There will be a one-mile and 3-mile route.We promise free food, entertainment andglorious weather!

Multiple sclerosis affects 11,000men,women and children in Wisconsin. Thedisease affects two-thirds more women thanmen and symptoms include numbness andtingling.. Wisconsin has the highest preva-lence of MS in the nation. Most people arediagnosed between the ages of 20-45 years

but more and more children are being diag-nosed. There are approximately 1.4 millionpeople worldwide living with multiple sclero-sis.

Join us in creating a world free of MS.Our goal this year is to have 300 walkersand raise $33,000. We can do this withyour help! Call 1-855-372-1331 to registeror donate or go on line towalkMSwisconsin.org YOU can make all thedifference.

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Tim’s LANDSCAPE

Treider’s PaintingInterior & Exterior Painting

• Free Estimates • Senior Discounts • Bonded/Insured • Excellent References

• Cedar & Vinyl Siding• Aluminum Siding w/5yr Warranty

Veteran Operated

262-677-1400

(262) 675-2600turfandtreeworx.com

LANDSCAPE • DESIGN • BUILD

TREE & SHRUB CARE$50.00 OFF50% OFF Your First

TreatmentYour first application if you sign up for our Gold or Silver Programup to 15,000 sq. ft. 30% off for lawns over 15,000 sq. ft.

Be the Envy of Your Neighborhood• Fertilization & Weed Control• Insect & Disease Control• Core Aeration • Dethatching• Certified Arborist • Pruning and Removal• Group and Referral Discounts• Ask About our Other Services Available

10% Pre-PayDiscount

(new customers only)

Offer ends 3-31-15

Creating & Maintaining Beautiful Landscapes & Lasting Relationships since 1992

Local & State Licensed & CertifiedSatisfaction Guaranteed

Minimum 4 Treatments. (New customers only.)Not valid with any other offer. Offer ends 5-31-15.(New customers only.) Not valid with any other offer. Offer ends 3-31-15.


WINDOWS • DOORS • SIDINGN112 W14880 Mequon Road | Germantown

Showroom: M 9-5, T-Th 9-7, F 9-5, Sat 9-1

262-255-7170www.allamericanwindow.com

Estimates are FREE!

Expires 4/30/15 Expires 4/30/15 Expires 4/30/15

*One special per household. Not valid with any other offers or previous purchase.

$150OFF*STANDARD INSTALLATIONON REPLACEMENT STYLE

STEEL DOOR & STORM DOOR

FREE*TYVEK® HOUSEWRAP

WITH SIDING10 SQ. MIN.

$100OFF*STANDARD INSTALLATIONON EACH REPLACEMENT

WINDOW


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