THS Newsletter

SEPTEMBER 2 May/June 2018

NO CELL PHONES OUT IN CLASS

Use of cell phones during the school day is restricted to before school, lunch time, pass-

ing time between classes and after school. If a student is ill, he/she should report to the

office to have them call their parent. Teachers will be taking phones that are out in class

to the office for pick up by the parent/guardian. If a parent/guardian needs to get a

message to their student, they should call the school and the message will be relayed

to the student.

608.374.7961 PH

608.374.7290 FAX

TASD

District Web Site:

www.tomah.k12.wi.us

Sports Schedules:

www.mvconference.org

School Closing

Hotline:

608.374.7025

Press 1

THS Newsletter 1

Schedule 2

Ho Chunk Calendar 3

Library News 4-5

School News 6-9

Calendar 10

Inside this issue:

Tomah High School Offering So Much More...

Project Lead the Way Pre-engineering Pro-

gram, German Spanish, Independent World

Language Program, Graphic Art, Media Pro-

ductions, Fine Arts Classes (Instrumental and

Vocal Music, 2D and 3D Art)

College Prep & Advanced Placement Courses,

Transcripted Coursework with Local Technical

College

Medical Pathway CNA Course

ACE (Architecture, Construction and Engineer-

ing) Academy

Blended Learning: Online and Classroom In-

struction

Jobs for America’s Graduates Program

Athletics and Extracurricu-

lars (Grd. 9-12) Athletics: baseball, basketball, bowl-

ing, cross country, dance, football,

golf, gymnastics, hockey, horseman-

ship, powerlifting, rodeo, soccer, soft-

ball, Special Olympics, student athletic

trainers, tennis, track & field, volley-

ball, wrestling, FFA, HOSA, DECA,

NHS

Activities: Performing Arts (Drama,

Instrumental, Vocal), Academic Com-

petitions, Service Organizations, Year-

book, Student Government, Leadership

Groups, and Career Exploration

Modern and well maintained fitness

center .

HO CHUNK CALENDAR

Library Shorts

Are you looking for something to read over the summer? There are 25 books nominated for the 2018 Teens Top Ten list which will be chosen by teens voting beginning this August. Here are the nominees…

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Black Witch Book of Lies Caraval Defy the

Stars

Disappearanc-es

How to Make a

Gregory Katsoulis

Laurie Forest Teri Terry Stephanie Gar-

ber Claudia Gray Emily Murphy Ashley Blake

Once and For All

One of Us is Lying

Paper Hearts Remember Me

Always Rosemarked

Strange the Dreamer

Turtles All the Way

Sarah Des-sen

Karen McManus

Ali Novak Renee Collins Livia Black-

burne Laini Taylor John Green

I Am Not Your Perfect Mexi-can Daughter

Inexplicable Logic of My

Life Invictus

Last Magi-cian

Long Way Down

Mask of Shad-ows

Moxie

Erika Sanchez

Benjamin Saenz

Ryan Graudin Lisa Maxwell Jason Reyn-

olds Linsey Miller

Jennifer Mathieu

Warcross Waste of

Space

Wonder Wom-an: Warbringer

Words in Deep Blue

Marie Lu Gina Damico Leigh Bardu-

go

Cath Crow-ley

50 THS students heard the story of Holocaust survivor Estelle Laughlin. Estelle experienced the Warsaw Ghetto, Majdanek concentration camp, and even after liberations she had to flea pogroms in Poland. By hearing a wit-ness, Tomah High School students and staff became witnesses.

Holocaust Survivor

ESS embracing the weather Mother Nature throws at us!

The Wisconsin State Forensics competition is the nation's oldest Forensics competition. This weekend three THS students competed successfully. Jacarien Henry earned a bronze medal, while Jessie Dibenedetto and Max Cavaness each earned silvers. Way to represent the Tim-berwolves.

PROM COURT 2018

Front row from left- Casie Lasko, Angel Burkhalter, Nolan Young, Rita Conway

Middle from left- Damien Hernandez, Madisyn Brey, Riley Krultz, Madison Lindauer,

Jarett Knoepker

Back Row- Maleah Fowler, Ally Amberg, Ryan Bernhardt, Jagger Hammer, Ruth Schwichtenberg

KING AND QUEEN

Riley Krultz and Casie Lasko

May Calendar 2018

Si necesita Ud. ayuda en la traducción de este documento, por favor llama la especialista de ELL del distrito (Jessica Juracich) a 374-7014.

The Tomah Area School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religious beliefs, disabilities, sex, or age, in admission to, access to, treatment in, or employment in its

programs and activities. The Coordinator of the District’s efforts to comply with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 is Dr. Paul Skofronick, 1310 Towline Road, Tomah, WI 54660 –

phone: (608) 374-7011. Any inquiries regarding the application of the District’s non-discrimination policy may be referred to the U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights.

Teacher Appreciation Week- May 7-11

May 1—May Day

May 13—Mother’s Day

May 18—No School—Teacher Collaboration/Training

May 25—Student Council 2018-2019 Elections

May 26—Graduation Class of 2018

May 28—No School—Memorial Day

June 5

Last day for Students