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City of Colo NewsletterJuly & August 2019

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TEAM GRAYSONMuscle Walk & 5K

Come support Grayson Kohlwes and his fight against Muscular Dystrophy by signing up for the 2019 “Team Grayson” 5K & 1 Mile walk/run!

Registration is $25 and includes an event tshirt. Register at MDA.com or at the Colo Public Library.

The Race will begin at the Colo Central Park and will end at the Colo Fire Station where there will be a free will donation breakfast!

All Proceeds go to the Muscular Dystrophy Association to help find a cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Questions can be sent to [email protected] or 515-460-4750.

GO TEAMGRAYSON!

Colo-NESCO Park & Recreation Central Iowa Recreation League - Fall Sports

Flag Football & Volleyball

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: July 10

Practice times and locations will be determined by the coaches. Games will be played weekday eveningsThe registration fee is $35 - includes jersey to keep

Send completed form & fees to: NESCO Rec, PO Box 86, Zearing, IA 50278

Please Check one:Flag Football Grades K - 6

Volleyball grades 3 -6

Name Grade Circle one: Male / Female

Parent's Phone

Address Email

Doctor name/address/phone number

Emergency Contact & phone number

T-shirt Size (circle one) Youth: S M L Adult: S M L XL

Volunteers are needed for these programs. Please circle if you are willing to help. COACH ASSISTANT

If you are willing to help coach, please include your name & phone number.

Flag Football games will be played on Monday's and/or Tuesday's starting September 10th - October 10th6 game schedule

Youth Volleyball games will be played on Tuesday's and/or Thursday starting September 12th - October 10th

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY & SIGN:has my permission to participate in the Colo-NESCO recreation boards sports program.

I will accept responsibility for any injury that may occur as a result of his/her participation. I will not hold the City of Colo, NESCO Recreation,

Colo-NESCO Community Schools, it's employees or appointed volunteers responsible for any such injury; which may occur.

I also understand that photographs may be taken and used for future program publicity including the City or Central Iowa Rec League website

I accept responsibility for returning any and all equipment used by my child to the Colo-NESCO recreation board or agree to replace it.

Signature of Parent/Guardian Date


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Colo The Dog ContestCalling all dogs and their owners!

Sadie, Colo’s original dog ambassador, will pass her crown onto our 2019 contest winner to represent our city next year!

Bring your dogs to the Colo Public Library’s Family Night at the Fire Station on Friday at 6:00. The contest will be held after the crowning of prince and princess.

Dogs must be on a leash!Prizes will be awarded!

The Colo FC&A Club will also be serving a lunch in Central Park on Saturday from 11:00 to 1:00. Walking tacos, hot dogs, refreshments and pie will be available!

Come Celebrate100th Birthday for Hugo Armbrecht95th Birthday for Muriel Armbrecht

74th Wedding Anniversay Saturday August 31 from 1-4 pm!

Orphan Grain Train) former Clemons Lutheran School)302 Bevins St. Clemons, IA

No gifts needed! Just your company!


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Science Center of Iowa will visit the Colo Public Library July10 at 1:00 p.m.Ever wonder what it’s like to visit other planets in our solar system? Together, we’ll follow the amazing journey of the Voyager spacecraft, see some of the awe-inspir-ing images they have taken and attempt some out-of-this-world experiments. All ages are welcome to attend – 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

STARLAB will be at the Colo Public LibraryJuly 11 at 1:00 p.m. See the night sky with realistic stars, planets and the moon!! All ages are welcome to attend – 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Union Pacific’s Steam Engine “Big Boy” No. 4014 is goingthrough Colo July 31!Join us on the Library’s patio for hot dogs and lemonade while you wait for the “Big Boy” Healthy & Homemade Iowa State University Extension & Outreach at the Colo Public Library $30.00 for all three programs.

August 1 at 6:30 p.m. “Veg Out!” Examine the benefits of vegetables, sample recipe ideas, and learn how to increase fruit and veggies in your diet.

September 5 at 6:30 p.m. “Cook Now, Enjoy Later”Discover how planning can reduce stress, save money, and provide your family nu-tritious home-cooked meals. October 3 at 6:30 p.m. “Slow Cooker Meals” Explore the benefits of using the slow cooker, food safety tips, and meal ideas.

Music & MuffinsColo Public Library will have Music & Muffins every Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Local entertainment, muffins and coffee will be served.


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Colo residents could experience brief discolored water or low water pres-sure as public works crews work to flush the city’s fire hydrants for about a month. The flushing will take place in July. Hydrants are flushed to main-

tain water quality in the fire protection system.

2019 COLO WATER QUALITY REPORT NOW AVAILABLE

The annual “Water Quality Report” for the Colo Water Supply is now available for review. The report will not be mailed to every water custom-er this year. You can access the report via the internet using the following link: http://iowaccr.org/Colo . If you do not have internet access and/or

would like to receive a paper copy of the report contact City Hall at 641-377-2238 or stop by City Hall at 209 Main Street during office hours.

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Daycare shuttle service for preschool childrenBethany Lutheran Daycare in McCallsburg is considering offering shuttle service to bring preschool children to the Daycare Center in the daycare van. We would like to know if there is interest among the preschool families for childcare on Mondays when there is no preschool. We are looking into having one pickup point in Colo and one in Zearing for preschool children to then be shuttled to the daycare for the day.

Another shuttle service consideration is to bring preschool children who do not go to afternoon preschool to the daycare for the rest of the day.

If it is feasible this service would begin in the fall with signup at school registration in August. We need to find out if there is enough interest to make it cost effective for the daycare. Your cooperation will help us make plans for fall. If you will have a child in preschool next fall, please fill out this questionnaire and return it to the preschool teacher. Thanks very much.

Bethany Lutheran Daycare Board of Directors

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Name_______________________________________

Telephone ________________________

m I am interested in shuttle service for my preschool age child on Mondays from my town to the Bethany Lutheran Daycare.

m I live in (or near) Colo.

m I live in (or near) Zearing.

m My child will go to preschool in the morning only. I am interested in shuttle ser vice at midday to bring my child to the daycare.

Return questionnaire to: the preschool teacher

Send to: Bethany Lutheran Daycare, 400 Latrobe Ave, McCallsburg, Iowa, 50154

Email to: [email protected] or

Call the daycare with your questions and response: 515-338-0182.

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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS

Monday, May 20, 2019

The Colo-NESCO School Board met in regular session on Monday, May 20.

Travis Owens, Colo-NESCO Athletic Director, shared with the Board the number of students involved with extra-curricular activities this current year. He also broke it out based on the number in each activity.

• 69% of our high school student body is out for at least 1 sport

• 40% of the high school student body is out for Chorus

• 30% of the high school student body is out for Band

Travis then reviewed with the Board the steps that the District has in place for student athletes who have suffered a con-cussion and when they can return to play. Per House File 2442, School Districts must adopt a protocol by July 1, 2019 noting the process it will use before allowing a student athlete to return to play. Further, Travis noted that the District also needs to have a “Return–to-Learn” plan in place for their student athletes.

The next item on the agenda was a discussion with ISG (District Architectural Firm) in regards to various options in making the Zearing Elementary more handicap accessible. Nathan Compton, from ISG, shared with the board various options in constructing a ramp from the new addition across the courtyard to the gym lobby area. Discussion centered on the types of construction - wood versus block. Accessibility to the courtyard for construction of the ramp was also a concern and the costs involved in just getting material into the area. Another alternate route considered was ramping the inside hallways through the three story building from the gym lobby to the new addition, with a handicap lift being used for access from the gym lobby to the gym. The Board directed ISG and administration to dig deeper into the costs of the various options and to come back to the Board at the next meeting with more detailed information.

The Board then discussed potential Summer PPEL Projects and whether some and or all of them should be addressed this summer. The Board approved the following projects for this summer:

•Retrofittingthehomefootballbleacherswiththeadditionofahandicapaccessiblerampontheeastsideofthe bleachers for a cost $21,816.00 to American Aluminum Seating, Inc. The cost of the concrete pad for the ramp and accessibility to the concession stand was estimated to be an additional $3,600.00

•ReplacementoftheColoMS/HSWeightRoomRooftoAcademyRoofingandSheetMetalCompanyfor $54,300.00

The other items on the list, which were not acted on by the Board at this time, was the replacing of the boiler heating sys-temforthelunchroom/kitchen/fitnessrooms/gymatMcCallsburg,removingthepeagravelandreplacingwithsodontheold playground at Colo and then replacing the stage risers. Action items approved by the Board were:

• Student Handbooks for 2019-2020 School Year

• Story County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan

• Story County Educational Consortium Agreement for Service

Representatives from the Bethany Lutheran Church Daycare Program were present for the renewal of the lease with the school district for the use of the new addition at McCallsburg. The Board approved the renewal with Daycare.

An additional item approved by the School Board was an administrative team request to change the School Calendar for the 2019-2020 school year. The change involves moving the Staff Workday scheduled for Friday October 25th to Tuesday, October 29th. The purpose for the change is so that the District could have Brian Mendler return to work with the teaching staff as a follow-up to his August presentation. Brian is the kickoff speaker in August and his message is: “Working with Challenging Students”.

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Mr. Walker, Superintendent, shared with the Board the following:

a) Substitute Teacher Pay: Administration is looking at increasing substitute teacher pay as the District

has fallen behind compared to what other schools districts pay subs. A recommendation will be coming

to the Board at meeting later this summer.

b) Health Insurance for Support Staff: this is being reviewed by Administration and is an area that will

need to be addressed by the Board.

c)ConflictofInterestinGovernmentContracts:ItwasnotedthatanincreaseintheamountaSchool

Board Member can make in the District he/she is a director of from $2,500.00 to $6,000.00 (Senate File

283).

d) Time on the Bus: The Department of Education is holding a public hearing to allow a school district to

add up to 15 minutes to the current ride restriction for students on a bus (currently 60 minutes for

elementary and 75 for secondary). The rule also requires the District to hold a public hearing if it

wishes to extend its time on the bus. Administration will be evaluating this rule once it is approved by

theDepartmentofEducationonwhetheritwouldbenefittheDistricttocutoutabusroute.

e)McCallsburgWellness/FitnessCenter:TheBoardwasgivenaflyerfromtheMcCallsburg

Wellness/Fitness Center promoting their fundraising efforts for their program.

f) Gravel Roads: The Board was informed that the Transportation Department has noted areas on their

routes that are very poor and that this information has been shared with the Story County Supervisors

and the County Engineer.

The next School Board meeting will be held at 6:30 pm on Thursday, June 6th at Colo in the Media Center. There may be some action items on the agenda before the Board moves into a work session. ISG will be present at this meeting to walk the Board and the Task Force Committee through the time frame for addressing district facilities. The next regular board meeting will be held on June 17th at 6:30 pm in the Colo Media Center.

This“BoardHighlights”isnotingsomekeyhappeningsatthismonth’sschoolboardmeeting.Pleaseshareyourthoughtsabout this communication with a Board Member or with Mr. Walker, Superintendent. ([email protected] or at 641-377-2283)

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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS Thursday, June 6, 2019

The Colo-NESCO School Board had a special board meeting and work session on Thursday, June 6th .

The first order of business during the special session was Board approval for the construction of access ramps from the gym lobby through the three-story building to the new addition at Zearing. This project was awarded to Breer Builders Inc. for $10,500.00. Further, the Board awarded to Access Elevator & Lifts (AEL) the installation of a platform lift connecting the cafeteria to the gym lobby for $26,450.00. The end result of these two approvals is that all areas of the Zearing Elementary would be accessible for all community members, parents, students and staff who have mobility problems through the use of the elevator, lift or ramp.

In another action item, the Board approved the updating of the heating and cooling and door replacement of the Zearing Elementary Art Room. The heating and cooling contract was awarded to C&K Heating and Cooling for $6,800.00, while the door replacement went to Southern Lock and Glass for $6,366.44. The District is still gathering quotes for the replacement of lights and the updating of the electrical in the elementary art room.

The School Board also approved personnel recommendations presented by administration with the resignation of science teacher Lance Baestle, along with JH Assistant Boys Basketball Coach Nathan Ramthun and Speech Coach, Noah Ronnfeldt. Included with the approval was the 2019-2020 contracts for District Business Office Staff.

The last item addressed during the special session was the approval of increasing substitute teacher pay for the 2019-2020 school year to $120.00 per day, with an increase to $135.00 per day once the individual has subbed for the District twenty (20) days.

The next item on the agenda was the Board Work Session. This work session involved a discussion with ISG (District Architectural Firm) in regards to identifying issues or items that need to be addressed in the District’s long-term facili-ty plan. ISG also shared with the Board a facility timeline for their review.

The next regular board meeting will be held at 6:30 pm on Monday, June 17th at Colo in the Media Center.

This “Board Highlights” is noting some key happenings at this month’s school board meeting. Please share your thoughts about this communication with a Board Member or with Mr. Walker, Superintendent. ([email protected] or at 641-377-2282 or 641-377-2284)

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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS Monday, June 17, 2019

The Colo-NESCO School Board met in regular session on Monday, June 17.

Jamie Stensland, American Heart Association Representative, shared with the School Board the activities and ser-vices that the American Heart Association was able to provide for the District this past year. She noted that through the American Heart Association the PE Department would receive $550.00 of free PE equipment.

Mr. Walker, Superintendent, reported on the activities of the Wellness Committee this past year. The committee was made up of administration, students, staff, parents and community members. It was noted that the committee met three times this past year with a focus on reviewing the school board wellness policy. In this review, staff provided the committee insights on how it was addressing the areas noted in the board wellness policy. Through this review, the Committee came up with some ideas for the 2019-2020 school year to promote healthy lifestyles – such as a) Family Fit Night at the Elementary; b) Quarterly Presentations at the MS/HS by various health professionals address-ing – vaping, nutrition, and fitness; and c) staff wellness activities. It was mentioned by a board member whether a Shooting Club would be an activity that could be provided for students. Administration was going gather more information on the topic.

In other business, the Board reviewed the first reading of Board Policy 905.2 Tobacco-Free Environment. It was not-ed that the Iowa Department of Health was recommending that school districts update their tobacco policy so that it was more comprehensive, specifically noting electronic smoking devices, cigars, chewing tobacco, snuff pipe, and snus, in addition to cigarettes. In the discussion about the policy, Board members asked about awareness programs (similar to DARE) concerning vaping for not only students, but also parents. The second reading will be at the July 15th board meeting.

An additional item of discussion was health insurance for support staff. Lisa Waddell, Business Manager, shared that she has been researching costs for providing health insurance for support staff who work over thirty hours a week and currently do not have it offered to them. The requirement is that District needs to provide some “affordable cov-erage” for support staff that meets the guidelines for hours worked. The Board brainstormed different options for meeting this requirement. Administration will be bringing back a recommendation at the next board meeting.

In the action agenda the Board approved the following items:

a) Emergency Operation Plan

b) Milk Bid from Anderson Erickson of $0.2250 for ½ pint 1% milk with escalator clause for one year

c) Fuel Bid from New Century FS

d) “ Return to Play/Return to Learn” protocol for students suffering from a concussion

e) Tractor Lease with Vetter Equipment for a one year lease for 150 hours at $5,250

Mr. Walker, Superintendent, shared with the Board that with the approval of personnel this evening all teacher open-ings had been filled for this upcoming school year. There would be seven new teachers on staff. He also noted that the Community Task Force initial meeting would be on Wednesday, July 17th at 7:00 pm in Colo. Notification would go out to Task Force members this week about the meeting.

The next regular school board meeting will be held at 6:30 pm on Monday, July 15th at Colo in the Media Center.

This “Board Highlights” is noting some key happenings at this month’s school board meeting. Please share your thoughts about thiscommunication with a Board Member or with Mr. Walker, Superintendent. ([email protected] or at 641-377-2282)


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FROM THE COLO HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION ....With the Crossroads celebration coming up in a few weeks, we thought it would be fun totakealookbackoverthepast100yearsatColo’syearlycommunityget-togethers.Hereisarandomsamplefromthelocal newspaper write-ups for a few of those years. (Notice that it was held during the week on Thursdays?)

THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923WhiletheweathermanratheroverdonetherainyesterdaytomarkthefifthannualathleticcarnivalstagedbytheColoCommunity Club there was an immense crowd of people gathered in the city throughout the day and in the evening as several thousands gathered around the school house park to enjoy the band concert and take part in the festivities. The bigparadeinwhichbeautifulfloatswereafeaturewasthesignalfortheopeningofthefestivities.Thiswasfollowedbyaball game between the business men and the farmers. The picnic dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour, and the afternoon was devoted to various stunts and contests. In the evening people poured into the city from the surrounding towns, as well as the farmers, and the band was greeted by an immense crowd.

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924Twomenareinjailtodayawaitingarraignment.TheywerepartofanoutfitofgriftersthatshowedupoveratColoandweregrabbingthepeople’smoneyonhigh“percent”wheelsduringthepicnicandcarnival.Thesheriffwascalledoverbywordthatsomeoftheconcessionmenhadtakenoffthecoverandwere“runnin‘erwideopen”.Intheeveningthebandconcertandmovingpictureshowattheschoolgroundsdrewoutanimmensecrowdandtheappearanceofofficerstoround up the bunch of grifters added spice to the occasion.

THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937Just some of the special events taking place today: Pillow Fight - boys 10-14; Nail Driving Contest - married ladies; Slip-per Kicking Contest - ladies 20+ ; Human wheel barrow race - boys 12-16; Lady with longest hair - under 30; Pony potato race;FatMen’sRace-200lbs+!Ballgame-TownvsCountry!TugofWar-NorthColovsSouthColo!EveningDanceintheNEWColoHighSchoolgymnasiumwithplentyofroomonafinefloor!

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938One of the features of the Colo Carnival parade was the crowning of the Queen of the Carnival. Queen Margaret Wilson receivedthecrownandkeyofthecityfromthehandsofHarryRansom,officialgreeter.Thequeenwasattendedbyhermaids in waiting, Betty Bamford & Edna Weir. This ceremony was the initial event in the most colorful parade that Colo people have ever staged in connection with their annual Community Picnic and Athletic Carnival. Popeye was in the pa-rade in person and stayed all day to entertain the kiddies.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1957ThursdayisabigdayforColo.That’sthedayoftheCarnival.There’sfunforeveryoneandprizesgalore.Firstontheagendaistheparadestartingat10am.Therewillbefloatsofallsorts:bicycles,poniesandtheworks.Formorefuntherewill be prizes for – most unusual anything, largest family, oldest person and youngest person; which goes to show that you’renottoooldoryoungtoenjoyyourselfatthiscarnival.TheTractorRodeogetsunderwayat3:00intheafternoonatthefootballfield.Eveningenjoymentstartswithabandconcertat7:30,followedbythecakewalkat8:30.Dancingwillbegin at 9:30 and probably will last until you get tired.

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966Colo opened its annual Carnival celebration with a parade several blocks long at 10 a.m. today and judges picked the BF & T Club entry, “Old Woman in the Shoe”, as the 1st prize winner. The theme of the Colo Carnival parade this year was Mother Goose. All children and participants in the parade were given free ride tickets to the carnival. The Colo Carni-val will continue in the afternoon with races for the children. There will be a dance tonight at the school, a cakewalk, and thecarnivalonColo’sdowntownstreets.

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Colo-NESCO Community School District2019-2020 School Calendar

Student

Days

Student H

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Student

Days

Student H

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August 2019 August 2019 Janaury 2020 January 2020S M T W T F S Online Registration S M T W T F S28 29 30 31 16 New Teacher Orientation 1 2 3 4 84 519.5 31-DecNo School - Winter Break

1 2 3 19 Teacher Preservice Day- Kickoff Speaker 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 89 550.5 2 Classes Resume4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 Teacher TQ Day 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 93 576.5 10 End 2nd Quarter (43 Days)/1st Semester 89 Days)

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 Teacher Workday/Preservice Day 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 98 607.5 13 No School - Teacher Work Day18 19 20 21 22 23 24 1 6.5 22 Teacher Workday/ Preservice Day 26 27 28 29 30 31 103 638.5 14 3rd Quarter/2nd Semester Begins25 26 27 28 29 30 31 6 37.5 23 First Day of School

September 2019 September 2019 February 2020 February 2020S M T W T F S 2 No School - Labor Day S M T W T F S

11 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 63.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 108 669.58 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 94.5 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 113 700.5

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 20 125.5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 118 731.522 23 24 25 26 27 28 25 156.5 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 123 762.529 30 26 161.5

October 2019 October 2019 March 2020 March 2020S M T W T F S S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 128 793 3, 5 1 Hour Early Dismissal; P/T Conf. 3:30-7:30 1 2 3 4 5 30 187.5 28 End 1st Quarter (46 Days) 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 133 824.0 6 No School - Teacher Comp Day

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 35 218.5 29 No School - Teacher Work Day 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 16-20 No School - Spring Break13 14 15 16 17 18 19 40 249.5 30 2nd Quarter Begins 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 138 855 27 3rd Quarter End (49 days)20 21 22 23 24 25 26 44 274.0 29 30 31 140 866.5 30 4th Quarter Begins27 28 29 30 31 48 298.5

November 2019 November 2019 April 2020 April 2020S M T W T F S 5,7 1 Hour Early Dismissal; P/T Conf. 3:30-7:30 S M T W T F S 10 No School - Teacher PD/Workday

1 2 49 305 8 No School - Teacher Comp Day 1 2 3 4 143 886.03 4 5 6 7 8 9 54 335.5 27 2 Hour Early Dismissal for Thanksgiving Holiday5 6 7 8 9 10 11 147 910.5

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 59 366.5 28-29 No School - Thanksgiving Break 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 152 941.517 18 19 20 21 22 23 64 397.5 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 157 972.524 25 26 27 28 29 30 67 413.5 26 27 28 29 30 161 997.0

December 2019 December 2019 May 2020 May 2020S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 17 Graduation 2:00 p.m.1 2 3 4 5 6 7 72 444.5 23-31 No School - Winter Break 1 2 162 1003.5 25 No School - Memorial Day8 9 10 11 12 13 14 77 475.5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 167 1034.5 28 End of 4th Quarter (42 days)

15 16 17 18 19 20 21 82 506.5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 172 1065.5 Last Day of School 2 hour Early Dismissal22 23 24 25 26 27 28 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 177 1096.529 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 180 1116.0 29 Teacher Work day 31

90 Minute Late StartP/T Conferences June 2020 June 2020No School - Inservice/Workday S M T W T F SNo School - Break 1 2 3 4 5 6No School - Compensatory Day 7 8 9 10 11 12 13No School - TLC Committee Day 14 15 16 17 18 19 20Misc. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27TQ Day 28 29 30

STUDENT CONTACT HOURS:Regular school day = 7 hours Minus Lunch: 30 minutesRegular day towards state hours = 6 hours, 30 minutes (6.5 Hours)District Calendar based on student hours (State Minimum = 1080)

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