ROOSEVELT TIMES Roosevelt High School, Sioux Falls, SD

(605) 362-2860 Volume 25, Edition 8

March, 2017

Rider Remarks By Tim Hazlett, RHS Principal

Sometimes I am amazed at `how much happens at Roosevelt High School. In addition to the

school day where over 2,000 students come to learn, eat, socialize, grow, struggle and succeed there is

hardly a single night or time of the year when RHS is not hosting some sort of school or community

event, not to mention after school practices. It is certainly a vibrant community, the activities that take

place are the most visible element of our school to the public, and the support is greatly appreciated.

Thinking of this made me wonder if the public understands the immense amount of time, effort and

commitment it takes on the part of the people who work at RHS to continually strive for excellence and

strategically plan for that improvement.

Roosevelt High School functions as it does due to the commitment of every person who works here. Several

different work groups play a vital role. They are Child Nutrition Staff, Custodial Staff, Education Assistants, Clerical

Staff, Education Specialists, Counselors, Teachers, and Administration. The groups all work together to create the

community that is RHS. It may seem like an impossible task to get that many different groups of people to work

cohesively, but since we have an incredible collection of people who put students first and realize that everything we do

is about student learning, we are able to accomplish this through teamwork.

The culture of collaboration and teamwork is the backbone of how we function at RHS. There are several

traditional teams that meet weekly such as the attendance team, student assistance team, teacher collaborative teams,

and departmental teams. In addition to these, we have created a Core School Improvement Team that determines the

strategic plan for each year and identifies areas of focus for our community. This core team is supported by teams that

are led by staff members who are passionate about a particular area identified as a part of the school improvement plan.

This model of shared leadership is exciting and continues to help build a strong community that is focused on

improvement, excellent instruction and student learning. The school improvement teams are the graduation cohort

team, A.C.T. preparation team, alternative education/innovations team, data/collaboration team, 9th grade and

transitions team, technology team, literacy team, staff and community engagement team, effective grading, assessment

and collaboration team, and cultural awareness team. All of this takes place in addition to teachers working within

their department and collaborative teams to continue to improve instruction and focus on student learning.

As you can see, it takes a lot to run a school of this size, but it really boils down to the efforts of incredibly

talented and committed people who focus on student learning and believe in teamwork. We are very proud of our

school. The events and public performances that are visible by the public at RHS are a major part of our school. Rest

assured that all that the public sees is not a result of happenstance, but a part of a collective effort to provide the best

educational experience possible for your children through a complex and purposeful plan! March is an exciting time

when winter activities are concluding and competition revs up. In fact, recently the Girls Bowling Team won the state

championship and Carter Lohr and Kobe Kortan won individual wresting state championships! Congratulations to you

all. We are Roosevelt. We are One!

Cultural Responsiveness By Dr. Brian Maher, Superintendent

Walk through the halls of any of our schools and you will notice an eclectic mix of students. The

tall students, the still-growing students, the out-going, the shy, the athletes, the musicians, the artists,

the book lovers. The Sioux Falls School District is a diverse community of learners. And, while

diversity can be defined in many ways, conversations nearly always bring us back to the topic of

race.

Each year for the last 20 years, the Sioux Falls School District has gradually become more reflective of our

world. One third of the 24,000 students we serve – 8,000 students – identify as a race other than Caucasian. Many

have moved to South Dakota to escape war and other atrocities in their own country. Some have come with their

families from other parts of the United States to enjoy the safety of Sioux Falls and the success of our business

climate. This has provided the District with an opportunity to build a school culture that celebrates differences

while realizing that, as humans, we all bring equal value to our community.

Yet, up until this point, our efforts “develop strategies to enhance a culturally responsive workforce” have

fallen short. Now, that specific priority statement is embedded in the School Climate and Culture section of the

District’s Strategic Plan.

I’m proud to say our team is already making strides in this area. The Sioux Falls School District has

identified a “Think Tank” – or group of school leaders - who will participate in a summer conference on diversity

thanks to a partnership with the School of Education at the University of South Dakota. Other professional

development opportunities are also in the works. We hope to hire quality administrators, teachers, education

assistants and other professionals with diverse backgrounds to serve in our schools.

The Dean of the USD School of Education, Dr. Donald Easton-Brooks, has pledged his full support to

come alongside the District as we meet with our own diverse students and encourage them to consider a career in

education. These meetings are already underway. Students interested in becoming educators will travel to

Vermillion this spring to tour the USD campus and visit with professors and students. A high school class to

develop future teachers is also a real possibility.

Our community is changing. And, the public schools are choosing to change with it. We are excited to see

where these efforts lead us.

RHS PHONE NUMBERS Main office 362-2860 Fax 362-2883

Activity Office 362-2866

Counselors 362-2868 Fax 362-2867

Attendance 362-2885 Music Dept. 362-2871

Registrar 362-2877

Special Ed 362-2875

Student Store 362-2870

ATTENDANCE OFFICE:

362-2885 Parents: An absence must be reported either by note,

email or phone call. When sending notes with your

student for absences, be sure they are dated and

signed. Students: Please bring your appointment

notes to the attendance office first thing in the

morning. You will be given a slip to check out of

class.

RHS Booster Club

The Roosevelt High School Booster Club helps support

over 30 activities and sports at Roosevelt High School.

The Booster Club funding resources come from two

major sources: the President’s Bowl and friends like you.

Please help support the Booster Club through

memberships and gifts.

Booster Club meeting minutes, meeting schedules and

activities can be found at www.rooseveltboosters.com.

We encourage all RHS supporters to attend Booster Club

meetings and to volunteer when the need arises. If you

have any questions about the RHS booster club you can

contact any of the officers via their contact info located

on the RHS Booster site.

RHS Theatre Presents

ALL MY SONS

The Arthur Miller classic All My Sons is a riveting drama that takes place in the post World War II era. Played against the backdrop of white-picket fenced small town America, All My Sons tells the story of neighbors, the Kellers and the Deevers, and how the trials of war ripped their families apart. Joe Keller and Steve Deever ran a company together making airplane parts during the war. After defective parts were shipped out by their factory, causing the deaths of twenty-one pilots, Steve was sent to prison while Joe was exonerated. The impact of this, along with the death of a Keller son, escalates throughout the show.

The students performing this powerful drama are Alex Cook, Lucas Crane, Chris Dupic, Quincy Hanzen, Joey Hofer, Tristan Hoffmeyer, Amy Kummer, Lexy Ronning, and Sarah Smith.

The technical crew consists of Tristen Bly, Brady

Boerema, Shannon Hofer-Pottala, Jayci Holsing,

Brooklyn Jongeling, Brayden Krikke, Brittney Lewis,

Karen Morales, Shaylah Motley, Katelyn Privett, Iryna

Sachek, Sophie Seaton, Evan Sjovold, Faith

Triebwasser, and Andy Wang.

All My Sons will be performed in the RHS Auditorium

on March 2, 3, and 4 at 7:00 pm with a special 2:00

pm public matinee on March 4. Tickets are $5 and

can be purchased at the door.

February

Congratulations!

9th Becky Koepke

Kaiden Fandel

10th Morgan Siemers

Brysen Reeser

11th Nareen Barwari

Keegan Baatz

12th Kaylee Mediger

Michael Leffring

March

Congratulations!

9th Katelyn VanVoorst

Evan Sjovold

10th Maria Martinez

Braden Madison

11th Jennifer Chatwell

Matt Morgan

12th Alexis Roberts

Cole Ellwein

2017 Sports Information

Night Please add to your calendar the upcoming Roosevelt High School Sports Informational Night to be held on Thursday, May 4, 2017 in the high school gymnasium at 7:00 PM. This is a mandatory meeting for students, and their parents, that plan on participating in school sponsored sports and club sports at Roosevelt High School in 2017-2018. Sports Information Tables will open at 6:00 pm. The meeting in the Main Gym will start at 7:00 pm and will cover the following content: Physicals for 2017-2018 Sioux Falls School District Activities Rules and Regulations Summer Camp Schedules Summer Open Gym Times Sanford Summer Power Program Booster Club Information Meet and Greet with Coaches Sports Information Tables will open again after the Main Meeting.

If you have any questions contact the activities office at 362-2866. Thank you and Go Riders!

SAVE THE DATE

Presidents Bowl Run/Walk! NEW DAY: Saturday June 10th NEW TIME: 9:00 a.m. NEW LOCATION: Cherry Rock Park Future Champions Fun Run for Kids ages 3-10 Event also includes a chip timed 5k, 5k 3 person relay, and 2 mile walk.

RHS LIBRARY….

www.libraries.sf.k12.sd.us

Library Hours: 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM

We are hearing a great deal about fake news. Since

students will be researching the Internet for the rest of

their lives, understanding how to spot fake news and

how to evaluate websites, becomes more and more

important in their ability to use sources and

information.

Students know how to find any number of topics on

the Internet, but determining the validity of a website,

is more difficult. As a part of researching, Roosevelt

freshmen learn that understanding authority, accuracy,

currency, and objectivity and how those factors relate

to websites, is the basis for judging the reliability of a

website. Several of the sites are humorous and the

students easily spot those. Many websites appear to be

valid, but without some evaluation techniques, anyone

can be easily fooled. Through the practice of locating,

interpreting, analyzing, and evaluating information,

students find that they have better control of their

research.

“Either write something worth reading or do something

worth writing.”

Benjamin Franklin

SCHOOL STORE NEWS MARCH SPECIALS: (while supplies last) All Shorts are 20% off Lightweight Gray hoodies (reg. $28.00) are 20% off Hockey Sweatshirts (reg. $45) are on sale for $35 Many extra items have been added to our clearance rack. Stop in sometime and take a look! We are open briefly before school (8 - 8:15 am) 11 - 3:30 Mon through Thursday 11 - 1:30 on Friday Questions? Contact Sheryl at sheryl.johnson@k12.sd.us

Want to have fun, meet new people and give back to your community? Then SALSA is the place for you! The Serve and Learn Student Association (SALSA)

connects high school students with volunteering through our monthly meetings, service projects, and weekly emails. New participants are always welcome to join our group that has the potential to change your

life! Come and check us out at these upcoming meetings:

Tuesday, March 7th at 3:30pm in Room A116 – Guest Speaker: Red Cross

Tuesday, April 4th at 3:30pm in Room A116 –

Guest Speaker: Prairie Dog Search & Rescue

and Big Paws Canine

At SALSA meeting, students who are members of our club have the opportunity to sign up for our March SALSA Wide Events:

ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE CLEANUP Date: March 18th Time: 2pm Parade + Cleanup at 3:30pm Location: Downtown Sioux Falls Help clean up Downtown Sioux Falls after the St. Patrick’s Day Parade!

Student Council Congratulations the *newly elected members of the

RHS Student Council. The goal of the council is promote school spirit/pride, serve our community,

and grow as student leaders.

Class of 2018 Carter Ades-Treasurer

*Keegan Baatz Nareen Barwari-Vice President

Nick Bettin-Sgt at Arms Murphy Cauble-Secretary

*Alex Cook *Max Erickson

Bergen Jacobson Karen Morales Sophie Olson

Trey Rogers--President Eli Schmitt

*Madison Skinner Brooklin Vinatieri

Brianna Zimmer-Historian

Class of 2019 Jack Brenneman--President-elect

*Peyton Boll Erin Denevan Kaylee Gross

Hannah Jensen--Vice President elect Olivia Kann Bailey Sides

Morgan Siemers Madison Sundvold Megan Sundvold *Jordan Thoene Cade Thompson Madelyn Walsh

*Class of 2020 Kaleb Baker

Jadan Bourne Sydney Cork

Emma DeHoogh-Kliewer Noah Dixon Lilly Johnson

Tatum Kooima Peter Moriarty Sierra Shanks

Jordan Waltman

AP Exam Registration

Registration is from Thursday, February 23

to Monday, March 13. Register

online at https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/42

1183.

3 Payment Options!

o Use the payment envelope provided on

February 23 to submit a check (payable

to RHS) or cash to any AP teacher. This

option costs $93 per exam, and checks

are deposited in May.

o Pay online using the Payments button

on the left side of your Infinite Campus

home screen. This option costs $94 per

exam.

o Students on free/reduced lunch can

request free exams if their paperwork is

current with the district.

Testing occurs during the school day May 1-

12 at Memorial Lutheran Church. Find the

schedule

at http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/

exam/dates_fees/index.html.

Questions? Email Joel.Sage@k12.sd.us or

Gina.Benz@k12.sd.us.

Scholarship Bulletin #6 Citi and the HELP!Line Center will award six $1,000 Citi Youth Leadership Awards to six Sioux Empire area

seniors involved in community service. Students need to have contributed at least 100 hours of service within the past

12 months. Applications can be found at www.helplinecenter.org/events/spirit-of-volunteerism/citi-youth-leadership-

awards/ Deadline: March 20, 2017.

The South Dakota Agri-Business Association (SDABA) sponsors three $1000 scholarships to students majoring in

an agriculture field at SDSU and three $1000 scholarships to Ag students at Lake Area Technical School or Mitchell

Technical School. Application information can be found online at http://www.sdaba.org/scholarships/htm Deadline:

March 1, 2017.

The Sioux Falls Business & Professional Women’s organization will be awarding two $500 scholarships to

women pursuing a post-secondary education. The application is available at www.sfroosevelt.com. Deadline: May

1, 2017.

Unity Lodge #130 awards scholarships to students who demonstrate financial need and scholastic ability and are

planning to continue their education in South Dakota. Preference will be given to those having a connection to a

member of the Masonic fraternity. Applications are available at www.sfroosevelt.com. Deadline: April 15, 2017.

Sioux Falls Women Run Scholarship (SFWR) will award two $250 scholarships to female Sioux Falls area seniors

who have demonstrated a love for running, have a strong academic performance, and are in good standing on the

school’s track or cross country team or community run club involvement. Application and more information is

available at www.sfroosevelt.com. Deadline: April 7, 2017.

First Premier Bank and Premier Bankcard are offering area high school seniors the opportunity to apply for one of

18 scholarships for $1,000. All details can be found at www.firstpremier.com/scholarships. Deadline: March 17,

2017.

Resource Conservation Speech Contest. Information is available at www.sfroosevelt.com

Plains Commerce Bank awards a $1,000 scholarship for higher education at a South Dakota school. This

scholarship is based primarily on the individual’s activities, community involvement, character and need, not GPA.

Application is available at www.sfroosevelt.com. Deadline: May 1, 2017.

COUNSELING CORNER:

Counseling Website

Want help with scholarships, parenting information, or when colleges are coming to Roosevelt, check out the Roosevelt Counseling Website at:

www.sfroosevelt.com

We have updated the information and have added a number of new features for students and parents. You can still get the most up-to-date scholarship information, as well as links for South Dakota post-secondary opportunities, parent resources, and more.

The Counseling Office has also joined Twitter! Follow us @SFRCounseling. This is a great way for parents and students to stay connected with all the happenings at Roosevelt!

Dual Credit at Roosevelt HS

Dual credit courses are classes taught at the university or technical school level where students can receive both high

school and college credit from the same course. Select courses are now be available for students to take at a rate of $40

per course credit.

Earn College Credit While In High School with Dual Credit!!!

A great way for students to earn college credit while in high school is to take advantage of South Dakota’s dual credit

program. Through this program, students enroll in university and/or technical school courses and pay only $48.33 per

credit hour – most classes are 3 credits—plus the cost of books and any materials required for the course. That is a

HUGE SAVINGS over any regular college student! Students can take classes at any of the public postsecondary

schools in South Dakota; this includes DSU, USD, SDSU, Northern, Black Hills State, SDSMT, STI, LATI, MTI, and

WDT as well as each University Center location. For more information, applications, and course offerings, please visit:

http://www.sdmylife.com/students/advanced-education-opportunities/

If you want to learn more about Dual Credit Opportunity, contact to your student’s counselor for more information or

the SFSD Dual Credit Coordinator Barry Zachariahs at Barry.Zachariah@k12.sd.us.

Roosevelt ACT Prep Seminar

The ACT Prep Seminar is designed to help students become familiar with the ACT. Students will examine question styles and samples for all four areas of the ACT Test (reading, English, math, and science) as well as sample prompts for the writing portion. Test taking skills and strategies will be addressed as well. Dates and Times:

March Session - Deadline March 3 March 12 – Pre-test 1-5 PM

March 19 – Reading 3-5 PM March 21 – English/Writing 6-9 PM March 26 – Science 3-5 PM March 28 – Math 6-8 PM

April 2 – Post-test 1-5 PM

Students will enter through the Roosevelt Main Doors for class. Room is A139/140.

The class may be cancelled in case of low registration. Cost: $100 which includes an ACT Prep book. Class fees are due upon registration. Course Expectations: Attendance and tardies will be recorded and reported to parents. All students are expected to arrive on time and participate in course activities and discussions. No refunds will be given for students who fail to attend or who are removed due to behavior or other circumstances. In case of unforeseen school events, the dates may be adjusted as necessary. All Roosevelt rules and guidelines including, but not limited to, use of technology, eating/drinking, and misuse of property will be enforced.

REGISTRATION DUE IN COUNSELING ONE WEEK BEFORE CLASS START DATE

Registration Form

Name: _____________________________________________ Student ID#: _____________ Student Phone #: _________________________________ Ad Room Teacher: ______________ Student Email:___________________________________________________________________ We have read all the information regarding the ACT Prep Seminar and agree to follow all expectations. Student Signature:_______________________________________________________________ Parent Signature: _______________________________________________________________

RHS SENIOR CLASS PARTY

SUNDAY June 4th, 2017

1. Student registration is $30. Forms and payment must be submitted no later than April 24, 2017. Tickets will not be

available at the door. NO REFUNDS.

2. The doors will open at 9:30pm on Sunday June 4 and will close at 10:30pm. Please provide advance notice if you know

you must arrive later or leave early. Student must be accompanied and signed in/out by a parent/guardian if arriving late

or leaving early. Parent or guardians will be called if a student who purchased a ticket has not checked in by 10:30pm.

3. Each student MUST wear the unaltered class party T-shirt as their ticket to for admission to the event; and are required

to show a picture ID (driver’s license, school ID, etc.) to obtain entry to the party.

4. No food or beverages are allowed. Food and beverages will be available throughout the night free of charge.

5. Do not bring personal items such as purses, billfolds, cameras into the school. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR

ANY LOST OR STOLEN ARTICLES. No money will be required for the activities or food/beverages at the party.

6. A checkroom will be used to store coats and pocket contents with a shopping bag provided for each senior’s belongings

(including any prizes that may be received throughout the night.)

7. Please be considerate of all decorations and leave them intact, as they will be used by upcoming senior classes.

8. School policies will be in effect for the duration of the party. There will be zero tolerance for any possession of weapons,

tobacco, alcohol, or other mood altering substances; any violation will be reported to the appropriate authorities.

9. Students are encouraged to go directly home following the conclusion of the party.

10. Volunteer medical professional will be available throughout the entire event should any health problems arise.

11. WAIVER OF LIABILITY: No member of the volunteer of the Senior Class Committee or Roosevelt High School and the

Sioux Falls School District and its respective officers and employees shall be liable for any personal injury, loss or

damage to person or property that may occur to me or my personal property as a result of my voluntary attendance at

the RHS Senior Class Party whether occurring before, during or after such event. Admission to the event constitutes a

release of all liability for negligence or otherwise.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN BOTTOM PORTION WITH A PAYMENT

(A signed acceptance MUST be on file in order for admission to the RHS Senior Class Party) I have read and accept the guidelines applicable to the RHS Senior Class Party, including the policy that no student will be allowed to leave the party prior to its conclusion at 5:00am on Monday June 5 unless he or she is signed out by a parent/guardian. I acknowledge my attendance at RHS Senior Class Party and the Sioux Falls School District, for any personal injury or damage that may occur to me or my personal property as a result of my voluntary attendance at the RHS Senior Class Party. _____________________________________ _______________________________ ______________

(Printed Student Name) (Student Signature) (Date)

_____________________________________ _______________________________ ______________ (Printed Parent/Guardian Name) (Parent/Guardian Signature) (Date)

Parent/Guardian Phone: ______________________ Email: _____________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

STUDENT T-SHIRT SIZE: _____SM _____MED _____LG ______XL______XXL _____XXXL

SEND YOUR PAYMENT OF $30 AND SIGNED CONSENT FORM BY APRIL 24 TO:

Roosevelt High School ATTN: Senior Class Party

6600 W. 41st St. Sioux Falls, SD 57106

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CAMP GRADE LOCATION DATE TIME FEE

BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP Coached by Mitch Begeman

CAMP # 1 3-8 Boys RHS GYM June 19 – 22 8:00 – 11:00 AM $50.00

9-12 Boys RHS GYM June 19 – 22 5:00 – 7:00 PM $50.00

GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP Coached by David Maxwell

CAMP # 2 8-12 Girls RHS GYM June 12 – 15 3:00 – 5:00 PM $50.00

5-7 Girls RHS GYM June 12 – 15 NOON – 2:00 PM $50.00

2 -4 Girls RHS GYM June 12 – 15 9:00 – 11:00 AM $50.00

VOLLEYBALL CAMP Coached by Holly Lynch

CAMP # 4 6-8 RHS GYM July 10 - 13 1:00 – 3:00 PM $50.00

9-12 RHS GYM July 10 - 13 8:00 – 10:00 AM $50.00

3-5 RHS GYM July 10 - 13 10:30 – 12:30 PM $50.00

GOLF CAMP Coached by Rachel Turner & Gerrad LaBue

CAMP # 6 3-6 Boys/Girls Elmwood June 15 - 16 8:00 – 9:30 AM $40.00

7-12 Boys/Girls Elmwood June 15 - 16 3:00 – 5:00 PM $40.00

TENNIS CAMP Coached by Terry Grove

CAMP # 7 3-5 RHS/Kuehn Park June 5 – 8 8:00 – 9:00 AM $40.00

6-8 RHS/Kuehn Park June 5 – 8 9:30 – 11:00 AM $50.00

9-12 RHS/Kuehn Park June 5 – 8 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM $50.00

K-2 RHS/Kuehn Park June 5 – 8 1:30 – 2:15 PM $35.00

GYMNASTICS CAMP Coached by Lori Warne

CAMP # 9 K-5 RHS GYMNASTICS June 12 - 15 9:00 – 11:00 AM $50.00

6-12 RHS GYMNASTICS June 12 - 15 11:00AM – 1:00PM $50.00

GYMNASTICS CAMP Coached by Lori Warne

CAMP # 10 K-5 RHS GYMNASTICS June 19 – 22 9:00 – 11:00 AM $50.00

6-12 RHS GYMNASTICS June 19 – 22 11:00AM – 1:00PM $50.00

FOOTBALL CAMP Coached by Kim Nelson

CAMP # 11 3-4 RHS FIELD July 17 – 20 8:00 – 9:30 AM $50.00

5-6 RHS FIELD July 17 – 20 9:45 – 11:15AM $50.00

7-8 RHS FIELD July 17 – 20 11:30AM – 1:00 PM $50.00

9-12 RHS FIELD July 17 – 20 6:00 – 8:30 PM $50.00

DANCE CAMP Coached by Melissa Sherman

CAMP #13 K-8 RHS GYM July 24 - 27 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM $50.00

9-12 RHS GYM July 24 - 27 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM $50.00

WRESTLING CAMP Coached by Kyle Svendsen

CAMP #14 K-12 RHS WRESTLING July 10 – 13 9:00 AM – NOON $50.00

GIRLS SOCCER CAMP Coached by Laura Conrad

CAMP #15 K-5 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 – 20 5:00 – 6:00 PM $50.00

6-8 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 – 20 6:00 – 8:00 PM $50.00

9-12 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 – 20 6:00 – 8:00 PM $50.00

BOYS SOCCER CAMP Coached by Brian Pederson

CAMP #16 1-8 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 - 20 6:00 – 7:00 PM Free

9-12 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 – 20 6:45 – 8:00 AM Free

9-12 Memorial Soccer Field July 17 - 20 6:00 – 8:00 PM Free

2017 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL

SUMMER SPORTS CAMPS

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REGISTRATION FOR ALL SUMMER CAMPS ARE DUE BY JUNE 2, 2017

COMPLETE THE REGISTRATION FORM AND RETURN TO:

Trudi Hansen, RHS, 6600 West 41st Street, Sioux Falls, SD 57106

CAMP______________________________DATE & TIME _____________________ COST ____________

(Make copies if attending additional camps 1 FORM PER CAMP IS NEEDED)

NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR ____________

ADDRESS ___________________________________ PRESENT SCHOOL ________________________

CITY _________________________________ STATE _______________ ZIP ______________________

EMAIL ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________

PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE ________________________________PHONE _____________

T-SHIRT SIZE: CIRCLE ONE: (ADULT SIZES) S M L XL XXL (YOUTH SIZES) YS YM YL

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: RHS (ONE CHECK PER CAMP - $10.00 NON-REFUNDABLE). TRANSPORTATION MUST BE ARRANGED BY PARENT OR

GUARDIAN. INSUFFICIENT ENROLLMENT WILL CANCEL A SPORT CAMP.

I CERTIFY THAT THE REGISTRANT NAMED BELOW IS IN GOOD HEALTH. REALIZING THAT THERE ARE SOME INHERENT RISKS IN ATHLETIC

ACTIVITIES, I HEREBY, FOR THE NAMED REGISTRANT, MYSELF, HEIRS, EXECUTORS, AND ADMINISTRATORS, WAIVE, AND RELEASE ANY OR ALL

RIGHTS AND CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES WE MAY HAVE AGAINST THE SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT, COACHES, AND DIRECTORS FOR ANY AND ALL INJURIES BY THE NAMED REGISTRANT DURING THE CAMP PERIOD.

REGISTRANT (PRINT) _____________________________________ DATE __________________, 2017

I, THE UNDERSIGNED PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN OF THE COMPETITOR, HEREBY APPROVE AND CONFIRM THE ABOVE WAIVER AND RELEASE.

SIGNATURE ___________________________________________________