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January 2017

School Closing Procedures With the winter weather taking a hold of us in Scales Mound Community Unit School District 211, one of the tough decisions a superintendent has to make is to have school or to cancel school. Sometimes this decision is made easy due to the severity of the storm. However, when it comes to cold temperatures the decision can be a tougher call. The decision to close school is not done in isolation. When the conditions are such that we may have to call off school the superintendents from Galena, Warren, River Ridge, Benton, and Scales Mound begin a phone tree around 4-4:30 AM. We consult with the road commissioners and the National Weather Service to determine the severity of the storm and time it will impact the districts. Collectively, the superintendents then make the call to cancel, delay, or have school. With cold weather, we have collectively determined that the cut off to cancelling school is usually when the wind chill hits -30 degrees. However, if other conditions are factored in that may have an impact on the safety of our students and staff, a decision to call off school may be made at a warmer wind-chill temperature.

Calling off school has an impact on our school community in many ways. Parents and guardians need to make arrangements to find day care for our younger students, scheduled activities have to be cancelled or rescheduled, and by state regulations, we are required to make up the day, which could force families and staff to alter end of the school year plans. Superintendents have to take all of the data regarding the weather conditions, daily schedule, community impact, and state requirements into consideration as they make this decision. However, the number one concern we all have is the safety of our students and staff. We will always make the decision that we feel protects our students and staff when determining if we should have school, delay school, or release students early.

Illinois State Scholars

Congratulations to seniors Zach Stadel and Jacob Winslow for being selected as Illinois State Scholars. Zach and Jacob are role models for our students at Scales Mound Community Unit School District 211. Their success in the classroom and involvement outside of the classroom propelled them to being selected. We are very proud of their success and achievement. Go Hornets! Dr. Bill Caron Superintendent

Timing&for&School&Closure&!

4:00!–!4:30!AM!–!Superintendents!begin!phone!tree,!drive!streets,!check!with!NOAA,!and!consult!the!county!authorities.!5:00!–!5:30!AM!–!A!decision!to!close!is!made!and!notification!begins!!Parents!will!be!notified!by!phone,!text!message,!and!eGmail!if!school!is!closed!or!there!is!an!early!release!of!students!due!to!weather!conditions.!!

 

Scales Mound School Newsletter January 2017

 

Cards  for  a  Cause…  The  Holiday  Card  Shop  opened  again  this  year  in  front  of  Mrs.  SD’s  classroom  before  school  during  the  week  of  December  5th  –  9th.    Students  designed  and  created  handmade  cards  to  raise  money  to  donate  to  those  “near”  and  “far”.    This  year,  the  cards  sold  out  on  Thursday;  and  students  had  to  work  a  little  “overtime”  to  keep  up  with  the  demand!    The  students  worked  very  hard  to  decide  on  designs  and  create  the  cards  for  sale.    They  took  turns  selling  the  cards  and  worked  together  very  well  to  determine  the  allocation  of  the  proceeds.    The  proceeds  were  donated  to  local  

needs  and  to  purchase  a  flock  of  ducks,  a  flock  of  geese,  and  a  flock  of  chicks  from  Heifer  International  (heifer.org).    The  students  researched  and  discussed  what  animals  would  be  best  to  purchase  and  learned  a  bit  about  how  the  animals  benefit  the  recipients.    Thank  you  to  everyone  who  purchased  cards!  

Mrs.  Stayner  Dittmar  

Band  Karate  

This  year,  in  JH  band,  the  students  have  been  working  on  “Band  Karate.”    They  work  on  exercises  in  their  lesson  books,  and  advance  on  to  increasingly  more  difficult  songs,  mastering  important  musical  skills  as  they  go.    It  was  a  race  to  the  finish  line  for  the  whole  JH  band  class.    It  has  been  a  good,  healthy,  musical  competition,  and  it  has  been  fun,  too!    Congratulations  to  Collin  Malin  for  finishing  in  4th  place!    Collin  received  a  coupon  to  spend  at  our  school  concession  stand,  and  a  certificate  for  free  ice  cream  at  Culver’s.  

Mrs.  Wilhelm  

 

 Second Grade Fun! The second graders

were busy in December preparing for the holiday. A big thank you to Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Raab, and Mrs. Rivers for helping us design and create our gingerbread houses. Also, thanks to Mr. Keith Jakel for donating the frosting. The kids had a great time!

After reading the story Big, Bushy Mustache, the children retold the story wearing their own mustaches!

Gingerbread houses and ornaments for the tree!

 

 

 

 

 

Page 22A The Gazette, Galena, Illinois, Wednesday, December 7, 2016

‘The Littlest Reindeer’Scales Mound elementary students sing out during annual holiday program

  Sawyer  Hackney  

Elijah  Molitor  

Mason  Virtue  

Stormi  Frey    &  Haleigh  Curtis   Evan  Cogan    &  

Abigail  Frank  

Jonah  Driscoll  

Levi  Distler,  Mya  Arroyo    &  Annalee  Anderson  

Alyssa  Wentz  

Anne  Cocagne,  Evan  Cogan,  &  Michael  Winter  

 Lainey  Frey,  Halle  Wiegel,  Campbell  Hereau,  &  Payton  Van  Lent  

Anna  Plath  &  Emma  Glasgow  

 

 

!!Scales!Mound!Junior!High!and!High!School!Presents:!

!!

Morgan'Shetler'and'Georgia'Vandigo' Josie'Korte'and'Ari'Nottrott'

Emma'Wentz,'Garrett'Pickel,'Hannah'Reddington,'Charlie'Wiegel,'Collin'Malin,'Raymond'Forsberg,'Allison'Winter,'Lornah'Stoewer,'Zoey'Grubb,'Trevor'Allen,'Keaton'Pickel,'Trent'Allen,'Zayden'Ellsworth,'and'Anna'Cogan.'

Raymond'Forsberg,'McKenzy'Bader,'Taylor'Korte,'Emily'Hurlburt,'Zayden'Ellsworth,'Anna'Cogan,'Georgia'Vandigo,'and'Madelyn'Pingel'

Cameron'Ziarko,'McKenna'Peart'Kyle'Bruscato,'and'Isaac'Stadel'

 

 

SCHOOLSin Turkey Coloring Contest Several students in grades 1-12 participated in the 5th Annual Turkey Coloring Contest, sponsored by the SCHOOLSin Company (the same company the art classroom rug came from). There were over 12,000 entries mailed in! We are proud to announce that sophomore, Julia Cogan received the Honorable Mention Award in the High School Category. Mrs. Wentz was also awarded the Honorable Mention Award for the Teacher Category. Both Julia and Mrs. Wentz will receive $25 restaurant gift cards. Julia also won a Mity-Meg Megaphone with Microphone (a $227 value) for the art classroom! Be sure to congratulate Julia on a job well done!

Mrs. Wentz

Don’t forget to order your copy of the 2016-2017 Hornet yearbook as soon as possible! The elementary/junior high book is a soft cover, full-color, 24 page book and costs just $15. The absolute final date to order is Monday, February 27. There will be NO EXTRA COPIES ordered, so do not delay! This book will be delivered in early May, 2017. The high school book is a hard cover, full-color, 92 page book and costs just $40. The absolute final date to order is the last day of school in May. There will be NO EXTRA COPIES ordered, so do not delay! This book will be delivered in August, 2017 and will be distributed on the first day of next school year. Checks may be written to Scales Mound Yearbook, or you can order online at www.jostensyearbooks.com. Please e-mail Mrs. Wentz at sarawentz@scalesmound.net, or call the school to speak to Mrs. Wentz at 815-845-2215 if you have any questions.  

Order  your  yearbook  now  

 

 

 

What Parents Should Know:Electronic CigarettesElectronic cigarettes, also known as e-cigarettes or e-cigs are battery operated devices that are designed to look and feel like an everyday cigarette. The majority of these devices use refillable cartridges that are filled with a liquid that contains flavorings and very harmful chemicals.

STREET NAMES:  E-cig, vapes. Process of using e-cigs is called "vaping".

WHAT'S IT LOOK LIKE?Metal devise that are designed to resemble regular cigarettes, the device heats the liquid nicotine, which changes into a flavored vapor.

"VAPING" MARIJUANA?Smokers use cannabis in wax or liquid form and it is impossible to tell what substance the user is "vaping" in public because it's odorless. This trend is growing rapidly among teens.

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Is sophomore Sam Townsend really getting arrested? No way! He was part of a demonstration provided by the Criminal Justice division of the CTE Academy on November 29th. Juniors and seniors are provided an awesome opportunity to attend the CTE Academy in the

afternoons and earn dual credit at Highland Community College. Classes include Computer Networking, Culinary Arts, Child Care, Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Construction, Criminal Justice and Graphic Arts.

Sophomores Tour the CTE Academy

2nd Graders Macy, Halle & Ellaina.

Second grade students put on

their thinking caps and stepped

outside of the box. Macy, Halle and Ellaina played games. Brody,

Peyton and Adyn combined their AR tickets to have a special lunch

with Mrs. Deppe. Not only did

they get to have a special lunch, they also received a surprise

desert. Way to go 2nd grade!

2nd Graders Brody, Peyton & Adyn

COUNSELOR CORNERbrookedeppe@scalesmound.net

SCALES MOUND SCHOOL DISTRICT / DECEMBER 2016

 

 

 

Spinal Institute of Health Visits 2nd Grade

Dr. Clark Benson visited Mrs. Montgomery’s 2nd grade class during Guidance to talk about the importance of spinal health. He read a book and brought in a model of a spinal cord. Dr. Benson talked to them about the way they sit and also checked their desks to make sure that they were adjusted correctly for each student.

Dr. Benson is the chiropractor at the Spinal Institute of Health in Platteville, WI and has been serving this area since 2009. His mission is to serve the surrounding communities by delivering a very specific service to facilitate the body’s inborn healing abilities as well as spreading the seeds of health by educating their patients and the community on the truth of what health is, where it comes from, and how to maintain it for the rest of their lives, so that they can experience life at it’s fullest.

GUIDANCEWe have been talking

about all sorts of things in guidance

lately...

Kindergarten ~ Personal Space & Feelings

1st Grade ~ Feelings

2nd Grade ~ Taking Care of Your Spine

3rd ~ Being Grateful

4th Grade ~ Soda Pop vs. Water Personalities & Following Directions

5th Grade ~ Setting SMART goals & Mind Sets

FACTS ABOUT E-CIGARETTES

• E-cigarettes contain nicotine, which is highly addictive

• E-cigarettes also contain harmful, cancer-causing chemicals

• Oftentimes, the e-cigarette device leaks nicotine on the skin and inside of the mouth, which can cause nicotine poisoning.

• E-cigarettes are so new that the long-term health effects are unknown. There is no proof that the vapor inhaled by users is safe. 

DANGERS OF "VAPING" MARIJUANA

• Memory loss and trouble concentration

• Weight gain from increased appetite

• Panic attacks and paranoia

• Trouble sleeping• Increased risk of

several types of cancer

• Weakened immune system

• Chest and lung problems, including emphysema, bronchitis and chest colds

• Increased heart rate

 

 

NHS HOSTS MENTORING HOLIDAY PARTY

• • •Scales Mound National Honor Society hosted a mentoring holiday party on December 14th. High school students and their elementary mentees traveled to Pioneer Lanes in Platteville, Wisconsin for bowling and pizza. When they returned they opened gifts and watched a holiday movie.

Each Friday for 30 minutes the NHS students mentor their elementary child. They might play games, do a craft, homework or simply hang out. It is a time for the elementary student to have an older student to develop a friendship with.

Forbes Top Ten Colleges

1. Stanford University

2. Williams College

3. Princeton University

4. Harvard University

5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

6. Yale University

7. Pomona College

8. Brown University

9. Wesleyan University

10. Swarthmore College

DEALING WITH HOLIDAY STRESS• Shop early

• Stick to your budget

• Buy prepared foods or cook and freeze ahead of time

• Simplify holiday commitments & traditions.

• Allow time for yourself

• Avoid time crunches by making plans to meet with some family & friends after the holidays

• Don’t over-schedule yourself

• Set priorities & let go of impossible goals

• Stop to enjoy the fruits of your labor

• As others, including the kids, to help you complete your tasks

• Rest when your body tells you to.

• ENJOY EVERY MINUTE!

High School Mentors: Kelsey Wienen, Maddie Cocagne, Erin

Winter, Jacob Winslow, Zac Stadel, Lauren Sigafus and

Kristy Kruger

 

 

 

Scales Mound School Musicians and Artists of the Month Cameron Ziarko (HS Music) Cameron has been chosen as the musician of the month because this year, he has tried many new musical things! He has recently discovered that he enjoys being a part of the school choir! He sang in our school Christmas concert, he had a vital role in our school musical, “Grease,” and he even went Christmas caroling at Eagle Ridge this year! In addition to all of that, he is also full of fun energy in our early morning choir rehearsals. He is always respectful, he always tries his best, and he is always willing to do what is asked of him. His favorite song to sing in choir is, “The Belly Button” song. Maybe he will sing it

for you, if you ask him. Your courage to try new things is recognized and applauded, Cameron! Keep up the good work!

Lornah Stoewer (JH Band) Lornah has been chosen as the musician of the month because she is responsible, respectful, and dependable. Mrs. Wilhelm always knows that she can count on Lornah to learn her music to the best of her ability. Lornah is also involved in the school pep band and the school choir. She even had a vocal solo in the Christmas concert this year! In addition, Lornah has decided that she would like to learn a new instrument this year, so she has been working hard to learn the french horn, which is one of the most challenging instruments

of all! She has been consistently taking the french horn home to practice and improve her musical skills. Keep working hard, Lornah!

Charles Wiegel (JH Choir) Charlie has been chosen as the musician of the month because he is kind-hearted, respectful, and always on task in choir. He always does what is asked of him without ever complaining. He is easy-going, always encouraging and helpful, and ready to do what is needed to get the task done. You are a great addition to the school choir. It is a pleasure to have your in choir, Charlie! Keep singing! Hunter Curtiss (JH Art) Hunter was selected as one of the January artists of the month. Hunter really loves art. He likes to draw a lot and has really developed his own personal style. No matter what the assignment is, he knows exactly how to personalize it and make it his own, original work of art. He takes pride in everything he creates. He is polite and respectful and asks for help or advice when he needs it. Keep up the wonderful work, Hunter!

Mickayla Bass (JH Art) Mickayla has been selected as one of the January artists of the month. She is a very motivated artist and puts forth her absolute best effort and it shows because her artwork is always executed beautifully. She takes great pride in creating aesthetically pleasing artwork. She is attentive in class and adds a great deal of relevant topics to class discussions. She’s polite and respectful, isn’t afraid to ask for help, and is always looking for ways to improve her art. She is an absolute pleasure to have in class. Well done and keep it up,

Mickayla!

 

 

Scales'Mound'School'January'2017'Breakfast'

All'bread'items'are'whole'wheat'~~1%'white'and'fat'free'chocolate'milk'Monday' Tuesday' Wednesday' Thursday' Friday'

2"No"School"

3"Whole"Wheat""Long"John""Fruit""Toast"

4""Pancakes""Sausage""Fruit""Juice"

5""Bagel""Toast""Fruit"""""Juice"""

6""Whole"Wheat"Waffles"""""Fruit""""""Juice""""

9""Scrambled"Eggs""Toast"""Juice""Fruit"

10"Whole"Wheat""Long"John""Fruit""Toast"

11""Pancakes""Sausage""Fruit""Juice"

12""Bagel""Toast""Fruit"""""Juice"""

13""Whole"Wheat"Waffles"""""Fruit""""""Juice""""

16"No"School"

17"Whole"Wheat""Long"John""Fruit""Toast"

18""Pancakes""Sausage""Fruit""Juice"

19""Bagel""Toast""Fruit"""""Juice"""

20""Whole"Wheat"Waffles"""""Fruit""""""Juice""""

"23""Scrambled"Eggs""Toast""""""Juice"""""Fruit"

24"Whole"Wheat""Long"John""Fruit""Toast"

25""Pancakes""Sausage""Fruit""Juice"

26""Bagel""Toast""Fruit"""""Juice"""

27""Whole"Wheat"Waffles"""""Fruit""""""Juice""""

30""Scrambled"Eggs""Toast"""Juice""Fruit"

31"Whole"Wheat""Long"John""Fruit""Toast"

1""Pancakes""Sausage""Fruit""Juice"

2""Bagel""Toast""Fruit"""""Juice"""

3""Whole"Wheat"Waffles"""""Fruit""""""Juice""""

January'2017'Lunch'All'bread'items'are'whole'wheat'~~1%'white'and'fat'free'chocolate'milk'

Monday' Tuesday' Wednesday' Thursday' Friday'2"No"School"

3""Hamburger"or"Cheeseburger""Baked"Beans""Baked"Apple""""Salad""

4"""KM5"Nuggets""""6M12"Strips""""Rice""Green"Beans""Fruit"""Salad"

5""Ham"&"Cheese"or"BBQ"French"Fries"Peas"Fruit"Salad"

6"Ham"&"Turkey"Sub"Chips"Corn"Fruit"Jello"Salad"

9""Chicken"or"Fish"French"Fries"Baked"Beans"Fruit"Salad"

10""Chicken"Tetrazzini"Lettuce"Garlic"Bread"Fruit"Salad""

11""Pizza""Corn" "Fruit"Cookie"No"Bar"

12""Spaghetti""Garlic"Bread""Lettuce"""Fruit"""Salad"

13""KM5"Bosco"Sticks"6M12"Dunkers"Carrots"&"Celery"Fruit"No"Bar"

16"No"School"

17"Goulash""Carrots"Fruit"Jello"Cake"Salad"

18""Tater"Tot"Casserole"Green"Beans"Fruit"Dinner"Salad"

19""Chili"or"Chicken"Rice"Soup""Apple"Muffin""Salad"

20""KM5"Hot"Dogs"6M12"Potato"Bar"Corn"Fruit"Salad"

23""Hamburger"or"Cheeseburger""Baked"Beans""Baked"Apple""""Salad"

24""KM5"Corn"Dog"6M12"Nacho"Supreme"Peas"No"Bake"Cookies"Salad"

25""Baked"Ham""Hash"Brown"Casserole"Green"Beans"Fruit"""""Salad"

26"Chicken"Tacos"Lettuce"&"Cheese"Corn""Fruit"Bars"Salad"

27""""KM5"Nuggets"""""6M12"Strips""""Rice""Carrots""Fruit"""Salad"

30""Pizza""Corn" "Fruit"Granola"Bar"Salad"

31""Tacos"Refined"Beans"Fruit"Apple"Crisp"Salad"

1""Grilled"Ham"&"Cheese""Chips"Green"Beans"Fruit"No"Bar"

2""Spaghetti""Garlic"Bread""Lettuce"""Fruit"""Salad"

3""Turkey"&"Ham"Cheese"Subs"Chips"Carrots"Fruit""Salad"

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