Timber!Tracks! Exeter/Milligan!Public!Schools! March,!2016! · 2016-02-22 · McCool Junction....
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1 Timber Tracks ExeterMilligan Public Schools March, 2016 HELP WANTED Mrs. White is looking for adults and students who would be interested in helping her run the Camp Stand at June Jubilee this summer in Milligan. Dates are June 10, 11 & 12th. Any parent with a student entering grades 7-12 this fall is eligible for their child to be included in working the camp stand. Proceeds go to help student athletes pay for their summer camp costs. Adults are asked to help their child with this endeavor. Mrs. White also needs adult and student help setting up on Friday as well as another adult supervisor(s) as she is unable to be there each day this summer. Please call or leave Mrs. White a message at the school if you would be interested in helping out with this great fundraiser for the kids. Thank you. Order your Yearbook Today Go to https://yearbookforever.com/# and order today. There is also a link for community upload of photos. If you have a photo you think we may be able to use in the yearbook you can upload it to the site. The access code to upload is emwolves. 2016 Driver’s Education Class The Driver’s Education Class is certified through the State of Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. To take this class you will need to have a learner’s permit before you will be able to do the driving portion of this class. The student will need to pass both the driving and the written part of the class with a minimum grade of 80%. The class will consist of 20 hours of classroom instruction, 5 hours of supervised practice driving, and a 10-15 minute driving test. The lecture part of the class will be held at Exeter-Milligan School. Class will be held on March 18 th from 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M., March 24 th from 2:30 to 9:30 P.M. and April 1 st , April 8 th , and April 15 th , from 6:00-9:30 P.M. Students must attend all classes, if here is a problem, please contact me before signing up for the class. The fee is $245, which is due on the first day of class. Please make checks payable to Dean Filipi. If you have questions, please contact Mr. Filipi at 266- 5911 during the daytime or 629-4544 in the evenings. __________________________________________________________ Exeter-Milligan Public School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, marital status, disability, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment, in its programs and activities. the following person has/have been designated to handle inquiries regarding complaints, grievance procedures or the application of these policies of nondiscrimination: Title: Supt. Paul Sheffield Address: Exeter-Milligan Public Schools, Box 139. Exeter, NE 68351 Phone #: (402) 266-5911
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Timber Tracks Exeter-‐Milligan Public Schools
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HELP WANTED Mrs. White is looking for adults and students who would be interested in helping her run the Camp Stand at June Jubilee this summer in Milligan. Dates are June 10, 11 & 12th. Any parent with a student entering grades 7-12 this fall is eligible for their child to be included in working the camp stand. Proceeds go to help student athletes pay for their summer camp costs. Adults are asked to help their child with this endeavor. Mrs. White also needs adult and student help setting up on Friday as well as another adult supervisor(s) as she is unable to be there each day this summer. Please call or leave Mrs. White a message at the school if you would be interested in helping out with this great fundraiser for the kids. Thank you.
Order your Yearbook Today Go to https://yearbookforever.com/# and order today. There is also a link for community upload of photos. If you have a photo you think we may be able to use in the yearbook you can upload it to the site. The access code to upload is emwolves.
2016 Driver’s Education Class The Driver’s Education Class is certified through the State of Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. To take this class you will need to have a learner’s permit before you will be able to do the driving portion of this class. The student will need to pass both the driving and the written part of the class with a minimum grade of 80%. The class will consist of 20 hours of classroom instruction, 5 hours of supervised practice driving, and a 10-15 minute driving test. The lecture part of the class will be held at Exeter-Milligan School. Class will be held on March 18th from 6:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M., March 24th from 2:30 to 9:30 P.M. and April 1st, April 8th, and April 15th, from 6:00-9:30 P.M. Students must attend all classes, if here is a problem, please contact me before signing up for the class. The fee is $245, which is due on the first day of class. Please make checks payable to Dean Filipi. If you have questions, please contact Mr. Filipi at 266-5911 during the daytime or 629-4544 in the evenings. __________________________________________________________ Exeter-Milligan Public School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, marital status, disability, or age in admission or access to, or treatment of employment, in its programs and activities. the following person has/have been designated to handle inquiries regarding complaints, grievance procedures or the application of these policies of nondiscrimination: Title: Supt. Paul Sheffield Address: Exeter-Milligan Public Schools, Box 139. Exeter, NE 68351 Phone #: (402) 266-5911
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Kindergarten Registration Coming In May If you plan to enroll your child in kindergarten in the fall of 2016, please plan to attend our Kindergarten Round Up which will also include a "Move-Up Day" for all elementary grades. This day will be on Friday, May 13, 2016 and will coincide with elementary field day like it did last year. During this time Mrs. Kroll will answer any questions you may have about enrolling your child and will also discuss with you the logistics that go along with having a child in school at Exeter-Milligan. Mr. Sheffield, Superintendent, and Mrs. Judy Kassik, kindergarten teacher, will also be available to field questions you may have for them. Marilyn Pribyl, the school nurse, also gives a short presentation. More detailed information about this day will be sent out in the near future. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. Kroll.
Student Absences We are again asking that you notify the school by 8:45 AM if your child will be absent or late from school. If you know in advance that your child will be absent, please send a note with your child prior to the absence. This is the most effective way for the school to monitor your child’s attendance. If you do not know in advance or if your child is not in school by 9 AM we will make an effort to contact you as to the whereabouts of your child. When your child is absent if we do not speak to you personally or if you do not send a note your child will be considered UNEXCUSED.
Notice to Parents – Childfind This notice is to inform the patrons of the Exeter-Milligan District 01 that: Public Law 94-142 and State Rule 51 and 54 mandate that free appropriate public education is available to each handicapped child, years 0-21, who reside in a local school district. Handicapped children are defined as: Physically Handicapped, Visually Handicapped, Acoustically Handicapped, Speech Handicapped, Orthopedically Handicapped, Educable Mentally Handicapped, Behaviorally Impaired, Specific Learning Disabled, Mentally Retarded, Multi-Handicapped, Home and Hospital Bound. (By reason, thereof, require special education and related services.) If you feel that your child may qualify under any of the above categories please contact Paul Sheffield Superintendent, Exeter-Milligan Public School District #01, Exeter, NE. 402-266-5911.
Senior Trip / Any Overnight Trip. A student must meet eligibility requirements and be passing all classes before he/she will be allowed to go on an overnight trip and all students must not be in violation of conduct standards in order to go on any overnight trip. Students not eligible to attend an overnight trip will be notified by the trip’s sponsor and will be expected to attend school during regular school hours in order to meet graduation academic requirements or to instill proper conduct skills. The sponsor’s decision may be appealed to the building principal.
Excessive Absence Reminder If a student is deemed as being excessively absent, that student shall be ineligible for all activities (which includes practices and contests, overnight trips). Students will have the opportunity to "make-up" absences, at the discretion of the administration. A student may regain their eligibility once they are no longer considered excessively absent, as determined by the administration.
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Speech Information Speech team members will present their presentations on Speech and STAR night, Monday, March 7th, at the Exeter location starting at 6:30 PM. The speech team will attend District competition on March 15th at McCool Junction. State Speech competition is on March 24th.
The Exeter Baseball/Softball Association will meet on Monday, February 29, at 7:00 in the Fire Hall.
GFWC District IV Art Contest The Exeter Public Library will have a large display of artwork as there were many 1st, 2nd and 3rd place art winners from E-M grades K-12! Please check out the display between Monday, February 22 and Friday, March 11. Library hours are M/W/F 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-5:00, and Saturday morning 9:00-12:00. 1st place winners will then move on to be judged at the GFWC District IV Contest. A list of all the winners is included in this newsletter.
MUSIC NEWS Honor Group Results: Meridian Honor Choir - Kayla Geiger, Blake Meyer, Georgia Meyer, Anna Sluka Meridian Honor Band - Nick Hayek, Caitlin Murphy, Jaiden Papik, Jacy Schlueter CRC Honor Choir - Katie Skinner, Ashley Benorden (medalist) CRC Honor Band - Ella Wilkins (medalist), Alexis Ulrich, Tara Mueller, Ashley Benorden (medalist), Kaitlyn Vavra (medalist), Jacy Schlueter, Katherine White, Kayla Geiger, Kate Jansky, Trystan Brandt (medalist), Trever Zelenka, Jaiden Papik, Caitlin Murphy (medalist), Haylee Sheffield (medalist), Samantha Horne, Nick Hayek (medalist), Clint Oldehoeft, Patrick Murphy, Katie Skinner, Joel Klemm, Peytan Brandt Class D All-State Wind Ensemble - Ella Wilkins, Alexis Uldrich, Ashley Benorden (medalist), Katherine White, Trystan Brandt (medalist), Hannah Horne (medalist), Haylee Sheffield (medalist) Patrick Murphy Class D All-State Symphonic Band - Kaitlyn Vavra, Trever Zelenka, Theron Odvody, Mitchell Manning, Katie Skinner, Joey Bartu, Spencer Papik, Spencer Pribyl, Joel Klemm, Peytan Brandt Bruning-Davenport Middle School Band Contest Results: Superior Solos - Nick Hayek, trombone; Caitlin Murphy, French horn; Cameran Jansky, trumpet; Ben Bartu, trombone; Briana Capek, piano; Eli Johnson, piano; Caitlin Murphy, piano; Kole Svec, clarinet; Briana Capek, alto saxophone; Jaiden Papik, trumpet; Cammie Harrison, flute; Jacy Schlueter, bass clarinet Superior Ensembles - Clarinet Duet (Jozie Kanode & Olivea Swanson), Alto Saxophone Duet (Kayla Geiger & Anna Sluka), Flute Trio (Katelyn Babula, Becca Krupicka & Madison Luzum), Alto Saxophone/Trumpet Duet (Daisy Kanode & Georgia Meyer)
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Excellent Solos - Clint Oldehoeft, trombone; Brock Steuben, tuba; Cade Kresak, baritone; Alec Schlueter, clarinet; Braden Capek, snare drum; Casey Jindra, clarinet Comments only by request - Chase Vnoucek Upcoming Patriotic Program The elementary concert in Milligan on March 15 will have a patriotic theme this year. Members of the Armed Forces are encouraged to attend the program. Each of the five service songs will be sung by the elementary classes and the veterans will be asked to stand and be recognized when their "song" is sung. Upcoming Events: March 15 - Elementary Concert @ Milligan at 7 p.m. March 19 - Class D All-State Concert @ UNK at 4 p.m. March 21 - CRC Honor Band @ Doane at 7 p.m. April 1 - Meridian JH Honor Clinic @ Meridian at 7 p.m. April 18 - Pre-Contest Concert @ Exeter at 7 p.m. April 21-22 - DMC @ Heartland times TBA
VIEWFROMTHEFRONTOFFICE
AsIponderedwhattowriteaboutthismonth,Ihadarandomthoughtaboutthetitleofmycolumn/articles.Intheliteralsense,whenIstartedatE-Malmosteightyearsago,Ihadthecornerofficewithoutanywindows.Sufficetosay,therewasno“viewfromthatfrontoffice.”Thispastsummer,Imovedmyofficetotheconferenceroom,andnowIhaveTWOwindows.Theviewfromthe“new”officeisextraordinary!Inotonlygetsunshine,butIalsohavetheprivilegetoseeamultitudeofthings.AsForestGumpsaid,itislikeaboxofchocolates,youneverknowwhatyouaregoingtosee!Wearecurrentlyhostingourfifthforeignexchangestudent,HannafromBerlin.Servingasahostfamilyhasbeenalearningexperienceforallofus.Ournewfamilymembersgettoexperience“real”America.Unbelievably,eachofourforeignstudentshavehadtheopportunitytoenjoyastateactivityexperience.Felix#1(Fez)qualifiedforthestategolfmeet,Jesperplayedonthe2012runner-upfootballteam,Felix#2wasamanagerforthe2013championfootballteam,Cookiewasamanageronthe20143rdplacevolleyballteamandcheerleaderforthe2014footballand2015boysbasketballchampionteamsandHannawasamemberofthe2015championvolleyballteam.Theseareallexperiencestheywillcherishforeverandsharewiththeirfriendsandfamiliesbackintheirhomecountries.Wealwaystalkaboutenjoyingtheride,andboyhowdy,whatarideithasbeen.I’mpositivethatwheneachdecidedtobecomeaforeignexchangestudent,Exeter-MilliganwasNOTontheirdestinationlist.IcanonlyimaginetheirreactionwhentheywereinformedofwheretheyweregoingandIamsureittheyhadthechoicetodeclinetheplacement,manyofthemwouldhave.But,oncetheygethereandspendtheyear,NONEofthemwantstogohome.Irememberayoungladythrowingsomeitemsonthefloorandyelling,“It’snotfair!Idon’tWANTtogohome.”Unfortunately,allgoodthingsmustcometoanend.Wetrytoinstillintoour“foreign”childrenthatwearenotsayinggoodbye,butrather,solongfornow.Inlifewhatappearstobeanendisactuallyanewbeginning–justalittledetour.Eachofus,I’msure,hashadthesametypeofdetourexperience.Wehavethisplansetinplaceandallofasuddenthereisalittledetour.Thisplanwehaveworkedon,possiblyforyears,suddenlychangesandwearenowheadedinadifferentdirection.Thesedetoursarejustawayoflife.Asamatteroffact,itwasoneoftheselittlelifedetoursalmost30yearsagothattotallychangedmydirection.IwasattendingtheUniversityofNebraskaatOmahaasamath/computersciencedoublemajor.BecomingateacherwasNOWHEREonmyradar.Unfortunately,acoworkers’15year-oldsonwasparalyzedinacaraccident.Asaresult,hespentclosetofourmonthsinthehospitalandrehabilitationclinic.Hecontinuedhishighschoolclassesandoneoftheseclasseswasgeometry.SinceIwasamathmajor,
thefamilyaskedifIteachhimgeometry(theteacherassignedtohiscasewasnotamathteacher.)So,forthenextsixmonths,Itaughtgeometrytoahome-boundstudent.Loandbehold,afterthisexperience,Ichangedmymajortoeducation,andwecouldsaytherestishistory.OK,maybethiswasn'taLITTLEdetour,butsometimeslife’slittledetoursarenotreallydetours.It’sjustnature’swayofpushingusontothepathweshouldhavebeenonallthetime.AsIthinkaboutit,maybethiswasmypathallalongandIjustdidn’trealizeitatthetime.HereIwas,threeyearsintocollegeandtotallychangingmydirection.ButthisdetourpushedmeinthedirectionIneededtogo.Notonce,overthepast30years,haveIeverwonderedifImadetherightdecision.Imayhavetakenthescenicroute,thepathlesstraveled,butIstillendedupattherightdestination.Ionlyneededanudgehereandthere,well,maybearatherlargeshove,butwehavedefinitelyenjoyedtherideandhavetrulytakentheroadlesstraveled.That,myfriends,isanotherstory:-)IleaveyouwiththethoughtfulwordsofRobertFrost:
Tworoadsdivergedinayellowwood, AndsorryIcouldnottravelboth Andbeonetraveler,longIstood
AndlookeddownoneasfarasIcould Towhereitbentintheundergrowth;
Thentooktheother,asjustasfair,
Andhavingperhapsthebetterclaim, Becauseitwasgrassyandwantedwear; Thoughasforthatthepassingthere Hadwornthemreallyaboutthesame,
Andboththatmorningequallylay
Inleavesnostephadtroddenblack. Oh,Ikeptthefirstforanotherday!
Yetknowinghowwayleadsontoway, IdoubtedifIshouldevercomeback.
Ishallbetellingthiswithasigh Somewhereagesandageshence:
Tworoadsdivergedinawood,andI— Itooktheonelesstraveledby, Andthathasmadeallthedifference.
Tuff Stuff from the 50s and 60s
Students in 8th Grade English class are reading The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton. As we read about Greasers and Socs, we are comparing our pop culture to the characters in the story. Some favorites are different, like drive-in movies and poodle skirts, while other favorites are still popular today. McDonald’s and A&W fast food chains first opened their doors in the 1950s, and the first Ford Mustang rolled off the assembly line in the early 1960s.
I Love Lucy
by: Nick Hayek
I Love Lucy was a T.V. show which was on CBS from October 15, 1951 and ended on May 6, 1957. Known as probably the most popular T.V. show ever created, I Love Lucy is about Lucy, played by Lucille Ball, and Ricky Ricardo, played by Desi Arnaz, who get caught up with their neighbors in wacky misadventures. The one popular thing about the show was that Lucy and Desi were in an actual relationship before the show was made and continued through the show. Unfortunately, their relationship was very complicated and after getting married and having two kids, they divorced around the end of the show. But the show went on and what they created was one of the most iconic T.V. shows of all time. (Source: Wikipedia 2016)
1957 Corvette By Max Zeleny
The Old car that I find interesting is the 1957 Corvette. This car back then ran about 100,000$. This engine in this beast back then was a 283 making just over 270 horse. This car was a 4 cylinder manual 4 speed. They made these cars in many versions this is just the one that I like small and quick. They made this car in 8 different color types and they were all very pretty. This car is very pretty and is and old old car.
The Twist By Caleb Horne
The Twist was just one of multiple dance moves that came through in the 1950s such as: hand jive,stroll, and the box step. The Twist got the attention teens in the 1950s. The Twist was written by Hank Ballard 1959 but didn't get popular till 1960 when Chubby Checker performed it on American Bandstand. His single became a hit when it reached number one on the billboard of the hot 100.That is what I picked that was popular in the 1950s. (Wikipedia.org,2016)
McDonald’s
by Caitlin Murphy In the 1950s, fast food restaurants were becoming popular. One of these popular restaurants was McDonald's. McDonald’s started as a barbecue joint in San Bernardino, California. It was opened by brothers Dick and Maurice McDonald. Twenty-five different items were served by carhops. Eventually, the brothers
discovered that the majority of their profits came from the sale of hamburgers. They also concluded that people were interested in eating quickly. They developed an assembly line process for food, and the menu was condensed to hamburgers, milkshakes, and french fries. Burgers cost 15-cents, which was about half the cost of a burger at regular diners in that time period. The restaurant was successful, and by the early 1950s, the brothers had opened eight restaurants. McDonald’s had sold its 100 millionth hamburger by 1958. A lot has changed since Dick and Maurice McDonald opened the first McDonald's, but one thing has remained the same. McDonald’s is still a popular, fast, and convenient fast food restaurant. (Source: livinghistoryfarm.org © 2007)
The Hand jive By Anna Sluka
The Hand jive was a very popular dance in the 1950’s. It was so much fun for
everybody to do. The Hand jive involves a complicated pattern of hand moves and claps at various parts of the body. It is a very fast pace dance. The dance itself is like patty-cake but it is much more complicated. Some of the hand moves include thigh slapping, cross-wrist slapping, fist pounding, hand clapping, and hitch hike moves. The Hand jive was very popular. In 1957 filmmaker Ken Russell recorded the teenagers of Soho, London hand jiving. They were in the basement of a coffee bar. The coffee bar was call The Cat’s Whisker. This is where the hand jive was invented. There were any songs that went towards the hand jive. In April 1958 the label London released a song called “Hand Jive” by Bud Allen. And it was performed by the Belly Smith Group. The song describes the dance moves. Many more people wrote songs about the hand jive. A British group Don Lang and the Frantic Five wrote a song called “Ramshakle Daddy.” The Hand Jive was popular in States by Johnny Otis’s “Willie and the Hand Jive.” There were also other uses with the hand jive. It was in many movies. The one movie that it was really popular in was in the Broadway musical Grease. The song in the movie was called “Born to Hand Jive.” You can also do the hand jive while listening to the song “Hakuna Matata” from the movie “The Lion King.” And even beyond music the hand jive is used as a term used by some jugglers in reference to certain hand motions in the Mills Mess juggling pattern. The Hand jive has got to be one of the funnest dance moves ever!! (Wikipedia 2016)
Whatwasyourfavoritebirthdaygiftorparty?Somekidscannotanswerthisquestionbecausethey'veneverhadabirthdaypartynorreceivedabirthdaygift.RoyalFamilyKIDSCampprovidesanopportunityforthesechildrentohaveabirthdaypartyandalsoreceive"BirthdayBoxes",whicharefilledwithdifferentgifts.PartofmyFCCLAS.T.A.R.projectistocollectitemsthatwouldbeputin“BirthdayBoxes”forthechildrenattheRoyalFamilyKIDSCampthatIvolunteeratduringthesummer.Providedbelowaresomeexamplesofwhatisincludedinthe“BirthdayBoxes”:
• Watches(Nice&fancystyle)–donotprovide“character”watches• Games
o Smallelectronicgames(plusbatteries)o FancyYoyo’so Puzzleswithfunnyoruniquepictureso Decksofcards(differentgameslikeUno,SkipBo,Phase10...)o FullsizeBoardgames(forages8+suchasSorry,Battleship,Twister,
Dominos,Sequence,Racko,....)o BrainGamesorpuzzles
• Electronic/Remotecontrolcars,trucksandhelicopters(plusbatteries)• Drawingorpaintingkits• Craftkits(stitching,beads,painting,orboyrelateddinosaurkits)• Balls-Fullsizefootballs,soccerballs,basketballs
o BedroomBasketballs&hoop(nerf)o KickballsorHackysackballs
• Legos-ifspecifictruck,car,actionfigureoriented• Boy’swalletsorGirl’spurses• Girls:ColorfulHairribbons,barrettes,comb,brush• Jewelry&Boxes,Makeup(ageappropriate),bodylotions,fingernailpaints• Books-
o Readingbooks(Sportsfigurebiography,BooksofWorldRecords,Ripley’sBelieveitornot....)
o WritingJournalso Colorfulmarkers,fancypens&pencils(schoolsupplies)
• Flashlights,Walkie-Talkies• Professional&Collegesportsteamhats
Donotincludestuffedanimals,dolls,candy,orcamerasPleaseturninalldonationsbyMarch24th.DonationboxesarelocatedattheExetersiteandMilligansiteSchoolOfficesandatGenerationsBankinExeter.Thankyou!HayleeSheffield“ConfrontingAbuseChangingLives”
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Exeter-Milligan March 2016 Breakfast Menu
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Milk Choices Offered Daily 1% White Fat Free -White -Chocolate -Strawberry
1 Berry Smoothie and WG Bagel
2 WG Pillsbury
Mini Pancakes and Scrambled
Eggs
3 WG French Toast and
Sausage Patty
4
No School
5
National School
Breakfast Week
“Wake Up to School
Breakfast”
7 “Achieve Your
Best with School
BreAkfast” WG Double
Stuffed Breakfast Pizza
8 “Power Up
Your Breakfast” WG Pancake
Power Sandwich
9 “Rise and Shine It’s
Breakfast Time” Scrambled
Eggs and WG Banana Bread
10 “Be A Star with
School Breakfast”
WG Biscuits & Gravy
11
No School
12
Choice of Main Entrée or Cold Cereal with Choice of Yogurt Cup or WG Toast
14 WG Waffles
and Sausage Links
15 Breakfast Casserole
16 WG French Toast Sticks
and Yogurt Cup
17 WG Pancake
Sausage Wrap on a Stick
18 WG Cinnamon
Roll and Omelet
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21 WG Pancakes and Scrambled
Eggs
22 WG Bacon,
Egg, and Cheese Pizza
Square
23 WG Ham &
Egg Croissant
24 WG Dutch
Waffle, Yogurt Cup
25
No School
26
Ice Water is available in the lunchroom daily
28
No School
29 WG Bacon
Grilled Cheese Sandwich
30 Egg, Ham, & Cheese Soft Taco-To-Go,
Salsa
31 Caramel Apple Yogurt Parfait and WG Mini Cinni Buns
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Exeter-Milligan March 2016 School Calendar
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Boys BB
District Finals
Exeter Chamber of Commerce
Pancake Feed
2 3
Girls State BB
4 No School
Girls State BB
5 McCool
Speech Meet
Girls State BB
6
7 Speech/STAR
Night – 6:30pm
8 9 10
Boys State BB
11 No School
Boys State BB
12
Boys State BB
13 Daylight
Savings Time Begins
14
FCCLA Meeting
15 K-6 Concert @ Milligan
7:00pm
District Speech @
McCool
16 Action’s Day
Board of
Education Meeting @ Exeter 7pm
17 HS Track –
Doane Indoor 12:00
18 19 Class D All-State Music
20 Exeter
Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg
Hunt 1:30pm – Elementary Playground
21 CRC Honor
Band/Choir at Doane –
Concert at 7pm
22 Job
Fair/Career Day @ York
Art Night
23 HS Track @ McCool -2pm
24 State Speech
Meet
25
No School
26
27
28
No School
29 HS Track –
Turkey Creek Relays@
Friend – 10am
30 HS Quiz Bowl
@ Seward
Boys Golf @ Syracuse-
9:30am
31 JH Track @
Friend 9:30am
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Exeter-Milligan March 2016 Lunch Menu
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Milk Choices Offered Daily 1% White Fat Free -White -Chocolate -Strawberry
1 Hot Ham &
Cheese WG Sandwich,
Smiley Potatoes,
Carrots, Fruit
2 Rotini, WG
Breadsticks, Romaine Salad,
Fruit
3 Breaded Chicken Sandwich on WG
Bun, Steamed Broccoli,
w/Cheese, Fruit
4
No School
5
7 Exeter-BBQ Pulled
Pork WG Sandwich; Milligan-WG Breaded Beef Sandwich, Corn on
the Cob, Potato Wedges, Fruit
8 WG Chicken Fajita, WG
Spanish Rice, Shredded
Lettuce/Cheese, Toppings, Black Beans, Salsa,
Fruit
9 Homemade
Runza, Crinkle Cut Fries, Green
Beans, Fruit
10 WG Hot Beef
Sandwich, Mashed
Potatoes & Gravy, Corn,
Fruit
11
No School
12
Choice of Main Entrée or WG Turkey Sandwich or WG Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich
14 Hot Dog on WG
Bun, Nacho Chips & Cheese,
Fresh Veggie Medley, Fruit
15 Chicken Strips,
Potato, Steamed
Broccoli, Fruit, WG Muffin
16 Easter Dinner
Ham Slice, Mashed
Potatoes & Gravy, Stuffing, Corn, Fruit, WG
Dinner Roll
17 Beef & Noodles, WG Cinnamon Roll, Cheesy Green Beans,
Fruit
18 WG Pizza Sticks, Marinara or Meat Sauce, Romaine Salad, Fruit, WG
Choco-o-lean Cake
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21 Mac n’ Cheese,
Popcorn Chicken, Peas, Fruit
22 WG Taco Boats,
Shredded Lettuce/Cheese Toppings, Tator
Tots, Refried Beans, Salsa,
Fruit
23 Teriyaki Chicken,
WG Rice or Noodles, Stir-Fry
Veggies, Egg Roll, Fruit, WG Fortune
Cookie
24 WG Stromboli, Marinara Cup,
Fresh Baby Carrots, Fruit,
Bar
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Ice Water is available in the lunchroom daily
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29 WG Fiestada, Green Beans, Fruit, WG Bar
30 Chicken
Parmeasan, Bowtie Noodles, Marinara Sauce, WG Garlic Bread,
Salad, Fruit
31 Hamburger
Deluxe on WG Bun, French Fries, Baked Beans, Fruit
This institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider
