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The annual VeteransDay ceremony will beheld from 1-2 p.m. in theCommunity EducationRecreation Departmentgym on Wednesday, Nov.5. This year, in the 50thanniversary of the start ofthe Vietnam War, willhonor a Vietnam War vet-eran, among others.

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The School District of Menomonee Falls is testing studentsat every grade level with new assessments required by thestate of Wisconsin, Director of Curriculum and Learning GaryKiltz told the School Board Oct. 27.

Kiltz and Director of Technology and Assessment JeffNennig summarized testing during a presentation to theboard.

Never before in US history of education have statesrequired the extensive series of testing that will occur in the2014-15 school year, Kiltz and Nennig stated in a memo tothe board. At some point during the year, every student in

grades (kindergarten) through 12th grade will participate in amandated assessment required by the state.Kiltz told the board that a state-mandated assessment will

be given by the district during every month of the year.At the elementary level, the Phonological Awareness

Literacy Screening (PALS) will be given from kindergarten tosecond grade. Kiltz said the district previously provided thetest from 4-year-old kindergarten to first grade, and now sec-ond grade was added this year. The PALS is given in the falland the spring.

Also at the elementary level, the Wisconsin Knowledgeand Concepts Exam (WKCE) is administered in fourth, eighthand 10 grade for science and social studies.

The Smarter Balanced Assessment is administered in thelast nine weeks of the school year in math, reading and lan-guage arts to measure progress from the past school year. It isgiven to students in third through eighth grades. While the ACTAspire isnt required by the state at the middle school level,Kiltz said the district will use it as a progress monitoring assess-

New tests for studentsstatewide this year

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WKCE, there will now be three ACT teststhat will be required: The ACT Aspire forninth grade students in fall and spring and10th grade students in spring; the ACT PlusWriting for 11th grade students whichincludes the ACT test and a 30 minute essay

test; and the ACT Work Keys, which is anapplied skills assessment for 11th grade stu-dents related to workplace situations.

To adjust to the ACT tests at the highschool, Kiltz said the district began aligningthe curriculum with work and readiness stan-dards.

Our curriculum has been pretty muchaligned with the college career readinessfor the last couple of years, Kiltz said.

He said the district has been buildingskills bands for the ACT from sevenththrough 11th grades to get all students scor-ing in the 20-27 range and getting acceler-ated or honors students scoring in the 28-32range (the ACT is scored on a 1-36 scale).

While the ACT was optional in the past,it will now be required. Kiltz said that 60-70percent of district high school students took

the ACT in the past. He said a slight dip isexpected now that all students will be takingthe test.

In addition, the ACCESS test will be pro-vided for English Language Learners, theWisconsin Alternative Assessment will beprovided for students with disabilities, andthe Dynamic Learning Maps for studentswith significant cognitive disabilities.

In addition to that testing, Kiltz said thatMenomonee Falls has been selected to par-ticipate in the National Assessment ofEducation Progress (NAEP) at fourth gradeat Valley View Elementary School and 12thgrade at the high school. Kiltz said that asmall sample of students are selected at ran-dom for the assessment, which occurs over a

few hours in one day.In response to questions by boa

ber David Noshay about using thresults, Kiltz said the district doesnt receive scores until a month to threafter the test is taken, so action cataken immediately. The results can for long-term changes to improve sc

Nennig said the value of the tedetermine patterns over time. He n

tests just taken by ninth grade studebe received until December, whicher than in past.

Nennig said the district perfitem analysis of each question todistrict students performed on eation.

Nennig said with so many testsnow being conducted online, the looking at test readiness and tissues. In the area of test readinesssaid the district has disseminated tion from the state to the correct pthe district. He said bulletins have bing in since June of how the examchange.

Test readiness also involves on-ing, Nennig said. For the AspireNorth Middle School, district staff s

consecutive Wednesdays workingpreparation with staff and followedthe state on questions.

He said that with all students atschool having laptop computers, can now be tested in the classroomof computer lab.

District staff has also examinedenvironment, which could includethat is too low for a student taking t

Superintendent Patricia Greco testing coordinator at the high schgoing room-to-room troubleshootinthe Aspire exam to make sure thewere able to access the online test.

The students handled the twell, Greco said.

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In addition to statewide races for gover-nor and attorney general, there is a contestedelection for Assembly District 22. The seat iscurrently held by Rep. Don Pridemore, andcovers portions of Menomonee Falls, Lannon,Lisbon, Richfield and Erin.

In the election, Republican JanelBrandtjen and Democrat Jessie Read are seek-ing to succeed Pridemore.

The following is a summary of both candi-dates based on information from their web-

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Brandtjen is a business owner inMenomonee Falls. She has been married for25 years and has two children. She has beena Waukesha County supervisor since 2008and has served on several county committees.

Why are they runningOn the front page of her website,

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stituents with distinction for 10 years, and hasfought for limited government, fiscal conser-vatism, and the sanctity of human life. Today I

am running for the state Assembly tothat fight and lead Wisconsin fBrandtjen stated on her website. "I pmy constituents that I will work to lowburden, bring more jobs to our comand support and expand the edchoices of parents."

On her website, Read stated: "I vated in my desire to serve the pcommon goodby representing our tys voices. In addition I want to give

ple of this district a choice at the baFor too long we have had no meaninnative when it comes to electing threpresent us in Madison."

Key issuesOn her website, Read stated th

tant issues" are "Getting Big $ Out ofrestoring funding to public scho"assuring economic justice and haccessibility for women."

On her website, Brandtjen sbelieves in lower taxes, economic grcal responsibility, "education choice,"of human life," and the right to bear

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BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Germantown girls cross countryteam just missed qualifying for the state

meet as a team Oct. 25, though two mem-bers of the team did get individual bids.Germantown finished third at Tendick

Park Homestead sectional with 82 points,nine points behind Homestead. The toptwo teams advance to the state meet.Alyssa Goesch finished 10th with a time of20:48 and was followed by BriannaKlopfer in 12th with a time of 20:52.Goesch and Klopfer earned individualbids to the state meet.

On any given day anything can hap-pen, and unfortunately today wasnt ourday, Germantown girls cross countryCoach Nancy Pietrowiak said afterward.

Goesch will making her second trip asan individual qualifier to the state meetwhile Klopfer qualified this year after miss-ing out by five seconds last year.

Its really good to see that she finishedstrong and made it, Pietrowiak said ofKlopfer.

Behind them were teammates JenniferLindgren in 18th (21:21), Molly Baus in19th (21:22), and Calli Lemke in 23rd(21:40). Also running for Germantownwere Lucy Delain in 31st (22:03) andKayla Hower in 42nd (22:36).

Were going to look to this meet forincentive for the whole next season, tokeep us going for summer running, to giveus better competition at practices, to moti-vate us when we dont feel like runningbecause its not going to happen againnext year.

Pietrowiak said most of the team is pro-jected to return next year while there arepromising runners who will be freshmennext year.

The Menomonee Falls girls team fin-

ished seventh at the meet. MenomoneeFalls was led by Tessa Estock, who finished20th with a time of 21:23. She was fol-lowed by Juliette Schfelker in 33rd(22:10), Amanda Anderson in 39th(22:31), Emma Jankowski in 48th (23:07),Emily Poffinbarger in 58th (23:28) andElise Harvey in 62nd (24:27).

In the boys competition at TendickPark, Menomonee Falls finished fifth whileGermantown finished sixth. MenomoneeFalls was led by Josh Hindman, who fin-ished 13th with a time of 17:22. He wasfollowed by Dom Carini in 17th (17:30),Cooper Dozzi in 25th (17:56), JakeMcMahon in 35th (18:07), Tyler Smalleyin 39th (18:14), Brandon Schinker in 40th(18:15) and Br ian Guiffre in 56 th (18:59)

Germantown was led by BradySheridan, who finished 12th with a time of17:20. He was followed by Jacob DuFranein 22nd (17:46), Craig Reese in 29th(17:59), Dylan Ayer in 34th (18:05), JakeGarvey in 43rd (18:19) and Evan Adair in45th (18:20).

The other local state qualifier from thearea is Hamilton's Emma Woelfel, who fin-ished ninth at the Muskego sectional with atime of 19:46. The Hamilton girls team fin-ished fourth at the sectional while the boysteam finished fifth.

The state cross country meet will beheld Nov. 1 at the Ridges Golf Course inWisconsin Rapids.

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Nothing rattled Dwayne Lawhorn Jr. inhis first game of the 2014 postseason. TheGermantown senior quarterback rebound-ed from an interception on the Warhawksfirst possession, completing 16-of-24 passesfor 291 yards and three touchdowns andcarrying his team to a 37-18 win at homeover Brookfield Central, Oct. 24, in the firstround of the Division 2 playoffs.

The Lancers (5-5) took advantage of themiscue by Germantown (9-1) and scoredfirst on a 22-yard field goal by senior BucNellen for a 3-0 lead with 7 minutes 42 sec-onds left in the first quarter.

The Warhawks got a big break from

their special teams unit when Central juniorquarterback and punt returner DominicLabellarte dropped the ball, which wasrecovered by Germantown junior AaronPokorny. The Warhawks scored four playslater on a 15-yard run by senior runningback Joe Lemerond with 4:08 left in thequarter and led 7-3. They got anothertouchdown on a 39-yard pass fromLawhorn to senior receiver Steve Doran with1:17 left and led after one, 14-3.

Turnovers make the difference,Germantown coach Jake Davis said. I tellmy kids all the time we cant have them (our-selves). We got to take it, so it was good forus.

One mistake by Germantown thed minimal damage by Central didnLawhorn off his game. After the ition, I calmed down and didnt let my head, he said. I reboundedbecause you cant take it back . We to move on and do what we dooffense. We moved the ball down tand got a touchdown.

The Warhawks scored once in ond quarter on a 25-yard field goalior Carter Schmitz with 3:53 left in and they led at intermission 17-3.

Junior tight end Connor Edmonda 23-yard scoring pass from Lawhothird quarter for the only score betweteams as Germantown took a 23-3tage into the fourth quarter.

The Warhawks and Lancers touchdowns in the last period. Spencer Pethan scored on a 2-yardthe 10:11 mark. Pethan rushed for 7on 12 carries. Labellarte dived into zone from 1 yard out with 7:59 remaregulation. Lawhorns 57-yard bombior Kyle Winkler with 5:49 left was malmost a minute later on a 70-yadown the right side by Labellarte wremaining.

Germantown did enough to mand face North Shore ConferenCedarburg in the second round, OWe just hope to execute the gamand try to get out of it a W, Lawho

Football: Germantown topCentral in playoff opener

Cross country: Three local runnersqualify for state

Milwaukee King broke a 13-game play-off losing streak Oct. 24, as the Generalsdefense shut down Menomonee Falls onthe way to a 14-0 Division I playoff upset.

"This is my fifth year as coach as we'vebeen trying to build toward this finish," KingCoach Tom Wozniak said afterward."These guys will never forget this. This issomething that hasn't been done too muchout of a City (Conference) team."

The teams entered halftime scoreless.King had an opportunity toward the end ofthe second quarter as the Generals inter-

cepted a Menomonee Falls pass at the Falls23 yard line. However, the Falls defenseheld after allowing one first down.

King got on the board at the 7:46 markof the third quarter, as Keyonte Sherrodreturned an interception to make the score6-0 after the two-point conversion failed.The Generals defense then stoppedMenomonee Falls on a fourth down attemptat the Generals 28 yard line.

Linzy Hudson then scored for King on a2-yard run with 1:50 remaining, finishing adrive that started on the King 20 yard line.

The Germantown defense listens to instructions from coaches against BroCentral Oct. 24. Photo by Troy Sparks.

King then converted the two point play.The Generals then recovered a fumble

on Menomonee Falls next possession tosecure the playoff win.

Afterward, Wozniak noted that his teamentered the game with a 9-0 record. Afterthe playoff brackets came out the previousweekend, Wozniak said that his playerscame in at the beginning of the week andasked how the team could be undefeated

and be seeded fifth."I've said from day one we're not goingto be respected until we earn it. If we con-

tinue to win like we've been winnwe'll earn that respect," Wozniak s

Menomonee Falls Coach Johpraised King as an "outstanding teareally managed the ball well toneverything well. I was very impresthem."

Baker also took time to praiseiors on his team, as "they've beengood group leadership wise."

By Thomas J. McKillen, MEditor

Bryce McMurtry of Menomonee Falls (left) follows his blockers againstMilwaukee King Oct. 24. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

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Town of Merton The season came to

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The Menomonee Falls boys soccer teamqualified for the state tournament Oct. 25 witha sectional final win over Hamilton that wasdecided in a shootout.

Making history is always sweet andespecially at this point. We werent expectedto even come close to this, it just makes it

sweet to prove everybody wrong,Menomonee Falls midfielder Alex Eastmansaid afterward. This is an amazing feeling,unlike anything else.

This is what weve worked for all year,Menomonee Falls defender Joe Burgoyneadded. The season is just a buildup to thismoment.

The teams ended regulation in a scorelesstie. Kay Olapo put Menomonee Falls on theboard in the first overtime by heading a crossfrom Sam Thomann at the 100th minute.

But Hamilton scored the equalizer at the116th minute as Ben Krolczyk finished off ascramble from a corner kick.

It took all the momentum with that goal,Burgoyne said of Hamiltons equalizer.

With the score tied 1-1 at the end of over-time, a shootout settled the matter, with each

team getting five opportunities. Both teamsmissed their first chances, but MenomoneeFalls converted their next four, with the fourthshootout goal coming from Brandon Dantone.Menomonee Falls goalkeeper Will Genthethen stopped Hamiltons final attempt tosecure the win.

Menomonee Falls advanced to a DivisionI state semifinal against Beloit Memorial at 7p.m. Oct. 31. The state tournament will beheld at the Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee.

Afterward, Menomonee Falls Coach ScottStein said while Menomonee Falls playedgood teams in the postseason, they werentplaying teams they always came across inpast playoffs. He noted that Menomonee Fallswasnt ranked at the start of the year andMenomonee Falls was beat by a ton ofteams in a summer league.

I think it worked to our advantage men-tally, Stein said, noting that Menomonee Falls

didnt play any Brookfield squad in the post-season. However, the teams they did playwere very good, as Stein noted thatSheboygan North was undefeated at the timeMenomonee Falls played them in the sectionalsemifinal. Also, regional opponent Neenahhad only a few early season losses.

It was a testament to our guys, they justseemed to battle, Stein said.

He noted that three of Menomonee Falls

lossses came to Marquette, Brookfield Eastand Cedarburg, who all qualified for the statetournament.

I think it grew game by game, Stein saidof the season. We came out with confidence.

Stein said his team is a loose and prac-tices arent as intense in the past.

Theyre gamers. I think each game theyshowed up, Stein said.

Stein added that he was proud to seealumni at the game.

Eastman also recalled the history of t he pro-gram, as there were several former players inattendance at the game. Burgoyne also thankedStein and other coaches for their support.

Its amazing how much they can believein us. They got us this far just by believing inus, Burgoyne said.

Hamilton Coach Steve Provan noted that

Menomonee Falls and Hamilton is a majorrivalry for the schools.It was a tough match and my guys played

really well, left it all on the field. I think the sec-ond half we controlled a lot of the game, wejust werent able to get the goal, Provan said.

When asked to look back at the season,Provan noted this is his third year coachingHamilton.

Each year weve taken a step forwardand our goal first and foremost this year was towin the regional championship, Provan said.We went a step further and then to be able tobeat Arrowhead in the sectional semifinal.What this team accomplished here and whatthese guys accomplished is something that has-nt been accomplished at Hamilton HighSchool in a long time.

Provan added that making it to the section-al final is another steppingstone for the pro-gram.

Boys soccer: Falls tops Hamilton in sectional final

Jake Lucht (4), Brandon Dantone (12) and Ryan Callan (Menomonee Falls defend against a Hamilton free kick attempsectional final Oct. 25. Photo by Thomas J. McKillen.

Girls volleyball: Falls swept by Arrowhead

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Weve been struggling up and down allyear, Falls Coach J.C. Bruns said. I expect-ed us to get one (game) and see what hap-pened. But we battled, and we couldnt askfor more than that, other than a win, I guess.

In a seesaw battle in the first game, therewere 13 lead changes and 10 ties. The leadwas no more than three points byArrowhead. The Indians rallied f rom a 20-17deficit to tie the game at 20-20 after a kill bysenior Lyndsey Bassler. A kill by junior RachelFrankowski forced the last tie at 25-25.Arrowhead got two straight kills to win 27-25.

Arrowhead kept the pressure on in thesecond game with kills that padded theirlead to as much as eight at 19-11. Falls cutthe lead down to three, but it was too big ofa hole to bounce back from and lost 25-18.

We just cant get a ball down, Brunssaid. A team like (Arrowhead) who are ableto get a ball down more eff iciently wears youdown. That was really the game.

Falls put up a fight in the thirleading by two points at 10-8 Warhawks answered with a 7-2 ru17-12 and never looked back on tto a 25-19 win.

It was a sad ending for the fiveon the team but the cupboard isnt least nine players will return and coach will dip into the talent pool junior varsity squad.

Britt (Robinson) was our cayear, Bruns said. I think that shethe top liberos in the state. She wawhere. That will hurt. Gel (ALabermeier), Justine (Ertl), Lynd(Mac)kenzie (Maier), they all hadplay on this team this year. We got iors and some young sophomores be back. Rachel can slide over alibero next year so we will be OK.

Falls finished their season at 22all and 6-4 in the GreaterConference.


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