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School District of Black Hawk
The School District of Black Hawk does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
origin, age, sex, or handicap in educational programs or activities or in employment.
August 2020
Message from The Principal
Aww 2020……a year that no one will forget. I want to thank all of our students and families for being so patient in
awaiting our back to school plan for 2020-2021. As you were expecting, it is not back to business as usual. There
are still many precautions that society is asking its citizens to adhere to, to minimize the risks of spreading the
Covid-19 virus. And thus, we as a school district, are taking those same precautions. There are aspects of school
life that we may not get to experience at the beginning of our fall semester. We are all in a wait and see status.
What we do know is that it is important to get back into the swing of acquiring those skills that we need for life in
the 21st century. Reading for understanding, problem solving, team collaboration, writing and communication
skills, and learning to incorporate media to serve a purpose; are all things that we need to continue to develop as
individuals. And so, your education is still a fundamental piece of your development into an adult member of so-
ciety. We will do our best, with the resources we have, to provide you the best possible education that our com-
munity can. Whether you are virtual learning from home, or attending school; your participation in your educa-
tion is so important. You will need to be flexible, and organized, and willing to do your part to grow your skills.
We will be utilizing Schoology, as on online learning management systems, and it will serve as a major part of our
learning process. Students, teachers, and parents will be using Schoology to plan, find resources, communicate,
and organize their learning. The first few days of school will be spent maximizing your experience with this online
tool. In the event that the school needs to go to 100% virtual learning; you will all have the tools necessary to
continue your education.
One major difference this school year that I want to point out is, that of attendance. Black Hawk Schools will be
very accommodating to families when it comes to reporting illness as a reason for absence. The main idea here is:
IF YOU ARE SICK, CALL IN - AND STAY HOME! For the safety of the entire community, we want people to be cau-
tious if they are feeling ill, and to not come into school. Our nurse’s guidelines on coming to school were laid out
in our Back To School plan.
As we forge ahead into the new school year, we will do so with a Warrior’s Spirit. We will be flexible, respectful,
responsible, and ambitious. We are united Together, as the Warrior Nation, to make this the best 2020-2021
school year it can be under our current circumstances.
See you soon,
Principal Milz
Mrs. Mathys Lillea Scott
(ECH/4K) Brynlee Seffrood Mrs. Figi
Kasen Fritchen Spencer Stietz (1st Grade)
Oakley Johnson Gunnar Werren Riley Bald
Jersey Lehman Keoghan Wingert Lilly Bergum
Timothy Gille Sofiya Ellison
Luke Leverton
Hunter Raisbeck Brock Gamez
Mrs. Whalen
Matthew Reichling Luke Lehman
(Kindergarten)
Miles Rhode Jaxton Lewis
Olive Akins
Everest Zier Bentley Lincicum
Macy Curran
Roderick Berget Jakobie Liphart
Matthew Johnson
Emery Bird Kate Pickett
Bristol Komprood
Lilly Fox Taylor Woodford
Preslee Larse
Greyson Gabel Koby Leu
Audrina Hagen Ms. Street
Michael McCauley
Elliana McNett (2nd Grade)
Erin Neff
Kailey Anderson
MaysonOlsen
Mrs. Lumley Bentley Bald
Ella Pickett
(4K) Michael Bergum
Clara Ruegsegger
August Akins Peyton Foster
Cooper Ruegsegger
Geneva Dicks Annalise Frei
Kingslee Seffrood
Brooklyn Freidli Jeremiah Haferbecker
Toby Stietz
Colby Knauer Bohden Jasinski
Ava Vaux
Paizley Ladow Easton Larse
Izzy Winchell
Bentley Pickett Kaylyn Lumley
Ashton Stegall Yaretzi Salazar-Santiago
Mrs. Bartels
Kennedy Street Kanyon Seffrood
(1st Grade)
Josie Signer
Leah Foster
Mrs. Pickett Brooklyn Street
Aria Gabel
(Kindergarten) Maddy Winslow
Jordan Guzman
Leigha Bird Eli Wisnefski
Blake Hoffman
Brior Blakenhorn Ethan Wisnefski
Ashton Knapp
Shaelyn Eicher Landon Knapp
Jaxon Heins Mrs. Wills
Yeric Salazar-Santiago
Kaiden Kaydus (2nd Grade)
Hunter Stauffacher
Clyde Leverton Cyrus Akins
Elianna Ubersox
Allison Malone Charlie Babler
Knox Paquin Elliot Wisnefski
Madilyn Berget
Kylee Paquin Josie Brooker
Bradley Figi Trytin Wild Mrs. Petijean
Jake Fox Yariah Williams (5th Grade)
Keegan Hampton Joey Arnold
Archer Johnson Mrs. Flanagan Charlissa Collins
Carson Lehman (4th Grade) Channtum Drain
Leah Mosley Zachary Andrews Addisen Jording
Levi Pfaff Dexter Babler Gavin Kayhart
Russell Ruegsegger Ryan Curran Aiden Mosley
Layla Sigafus Carter Kamppi Laila Roper
Aliyah Stietz Hudson Komprood Lexi Seffrood
Adelayne Williams Josslyn Lewis Evan Sigafus
Izzie Lincicum Lucas Stietz
Ms Place Payton Martin Katy Wunsch
(3rd Grade) Mikayla Rhode
Jaeli Caple-Broge Tucker Seffrood Mr. Breadon
Mikinly Dunlavey Teyton Sweeney (5th Grade)
Lane Foster Tate Whalen Tate Adams
Adalie Grossen Tristan Anderson
Elliott Hagen Mr. Laird Lillian Barker
Malachai Holst (4th Grade) Max Fox
Addisyn Johnson Theo Bauer Eli Gee
Ryker Larse Zoey Brooker Dax Paquin
Jacob Leverton Blake Dunlavey Grant Quinn
Makena McCauley Bryce Edler Mason Schultz
Cooper Paquin Nolan Fritchen Jaelei Scott
Rubi Ramirez-Lopez Charli Long Reese Smith
Mahlee Scott Bentiely Paige Katilyn Stegall
Madelyn Stietz Chase Pickett Mitchell Wand
Alexa Ruegsegger
Mrs. Cernek Kayden Stauffacher
(3rd Grade) Zain Sweeney
Mia Breadon Wade Werren
Ellie Gee Dalia Williams
Kobe Guzman
Levi Jenson
Mason Lehman
Jakobi Lewis
Camden Long
Braden Phillips
Johnathan Raisbeck
Lexi Scott
Kenlie Seffrood
Gavin Skattum
Jade Wellnitz
2020-21 Freshman High School Orientation
Incoming Black Hawk High School freshman students will have a 60 minute orientation on Wednesday, August 19.
The students will be split into two sessions based on last name. One adult will attend with each student. Face coverings are
required on school grounds. Students will be given lockers and locker combinations, register for classes, and receive
information about school policies regarding high school. The meeting will begin in the upper commons.
The following students will attend the 5:00 p.m. session: Last name Adams through Haldiman.
The following students will attend the 7:00 p.m. session: Last name Jenson through Woodruff.
If you have questions about the orientation sessions, please email Mr. Cory Milz milcor@blackhawk.k12.wi.us.
Thank you.
Congratulations to
Keith Kent on his
Retirement.
Thank you for 49 years
of service!
Reopening Plan
The reopening plan can be found here:
https://www.blackhawk.k12.wi.us/userfiles/2/my%20files/reopening%20plan%20-%20student%20(1).pdf?id=498
I am taking this opportunity to say thank you to all of those that were willing to contribute to the development of
the plan. The following volunteered and contributed to the development of the plan.
Erica Wand Cathy McCauley Rebecca Neff
Christilee Sprinkle Carol Ruegsegger Josh Firgens
Michael Flanagan Don Fulton Linda Figi
Kerry Holland Kristina Petitjean Kirsten Eckerman
Kelly Place Travis Signer Dee Paulson
Willy Chambers Cory Milz
Jessica Seffrood Dan Campbell
In addition, the following staff members worked on the common parameters for Schoology. The intent is to have
common parameters to make Schoology more user friendly for parents and students.
Mike Flanagan Michael Burke Josh Firgens
Linda Figi Kelly Place
There are still components of the plan which are works in progress that we will be sharing out as they are complet-
ed. Please understand these plans may change as our environment changes. We will do our best to give the commu-
nity as much lead time as we can as the plans change. On occasion, we will have to make decisions that need to be
implemented immediately. We appreciate the patience the students, parents, staff and community have shown thus
far. We hope that you are willing to continue to work with us until we are to a new normal at the end of this pan-
demic.
Sincerely,
Willy Chambers
Football Field
I would like to thank several people for their efforts to prepare our football field for the season. First and foremost,
Wes Phillips was the person in charge of developing and implementing a plan of attack. Wes did an excellent job of
pulling everything together and getting the field to where it is now.
Some other key players were Randy Goodwin who tiled the field. They laid lines of tile across the field and connect
a line to the area near the track gate. They also installed a sump to pump the water out of the northwest corner of the
field where the tile drains.
Jack Fuchs installed wiring for the sump and another tile from the garage to the sump. They also took the time to
connect the down spout from the garage to the tile system. Jack reworked the slop from the gate near the garage to
the football field.
Wes Phillips, Randall Everson, Eric Berget and Lee Liphart all worked to get the field seeded and rolled. The seed
has started to emerge.
Powers Auction Service has generously contributed to the project. They have paid for the seed and contributed to
the cost of the tiling via the fundraising they do for the district. They have contributed $5252 toward this project.
Thank you,
Willy Chambers
Riding the School Bus If you are relying on the Black Hawk School District for transportation to and from school, it is imperative that you understand the expectations and rules that go along with being on our school buses. Failure to comply with the following directives, WILL result in removal from the bus route. Transportation from school is not a student right, and a school district does not have to provide transportation for students. It is so important that you go over these bus rules with your children before the first day of school. 1. Be at your designated bus stop pick-up on time. The bus driver does not have to wait for you to appear. If the bus driver does not see students approaching the bus or waiting, they will briefly stop and place out the traffic stop sign. If still no appearance of student (s), the bus driver will continue onto their route. 2. All bus riders must wear a face covering onto the bus. No exceptions. If your student does not have a face covering, there is no guarantee that one will be available. If this is the case, the bus driver will notify the school, who will notify the families that they must provide their own transportation for that day. 3. Students are asked to only bring necessary items for school onto the school bus. 4. Food and beverages will NOT be allowed on the school bus. 5. Students will be given an assigned seat by order of pick-up and drop-off. This is to keep students passing each other on the bus to a minimum. 6. Students must absolutely remain seated during the bus ride. There will be no changing or jumping of seats on the school bus. 7. Students must keep their face covering on at all times during the bus ride. 8. Students are subject to the Black Hawk Schools Code of Conduct and Step System. Acts of harassment, bullying, vulgar language, abuse will result in students being referred to the building principal for behavioral consequences and plans.
FOOD SERVICE INFORMATION
Payment information is as follows:
Skyward is the computerized prepayment system for school meals in our district. This a debit balance
system where funs are placed in advance on the account and purchases are drawn against the
balance. The program is not a credit system. Students are issued a 4-digit pin number, which is
assigned to the when they first enter the district. Our policy requires all family accounts have a positive
balance in order to purchase meals, extra milk, or al la carte items. If a family account balance reaches
a low balance, a weekly email/computerized phone call will be sent out to the parents. Please send a
payment to school when you get this low balance or a negative account balance call. You can check
family account balance call. You can check family account balances through the Family Access portal
on our website. If you have any questions on your family balance, please call Audrey Wells at
608.439.5400 ext. 105.
2020-2021 Breakfast/Lunch Prices
Breakfast ECH-6th $1.25/day
$6.25/week
7th-12th $1.50/day
$7.50/week
Adult $1.90/day
$9.50/week
Lunch ECH-6th $2.75/day
$13.75/week
7th-12th $3.10/day
$15.50/week
Adult $3.80/day
$19.00/week
Carton of Milk $0.30
Reduced Breakfast ECH-12th $0.20
Reduced Lunch ECH-12th $0.40Middle School Student Council
Black Hawk Running Club Going Virtual
Any 6th graders that would like to be We will not have an in person running club this
year due to Covid-19. However, keep your eyes
involved in student council please contact
out for a virtual running program we will do for
Mr. Campbell. camdan@blackhawk.k12wi.us
the first quarter of school. If you log 100 miles of
running during those nine weeks, you will
receive some fun swag!!
School starts September 1st, so you may begin
logging your miles then! ! A form will be available
soon for interested students. If you have
questions, please contact Mrs. Petitjean
at petkri@blackhawk.k12.wi.us.News from the NURSE
All medications to be given at school need a permission slip on file in the office. Prescription medication
must have a note from the prescriber AND guardian/parent.
We’re still waiting to hear from the health department if they will be hosting a flu shot clinic in school
again this year. Please consider getting flu shots at your doctors office or clinic in case there isn’t
availability at school.
Please be consistently monitoring your student and family for illness. Any student complaining of COVID
symptoms will be sent home regardless of fever. Any other illnesses must be fever free and have no
symptoms for 24 hours before returning, or will be sent home again immediately. We appreciate
everyone’s effort to keep Black Hawk students and staff healthy
Receive Dental Care Right At School!
Oral Screening
Dental Cleaning
Fluoride Varnish
Sealants
Silver Diamine Fluoride
Referral Assistance
Services are provided during the day and visits are held throughout the school year.
The program is open to all students in the district 4K through 12th grade.
If you are interested in receiving dental services through Bridging Brighter Smiles, Inc.,
please click the link below to complete an enrollment form:
https://enrollment.bbsmiles.org/
Bridging Brighter Smiles, Inc. accepts Forward Health/Badger Care Insurance Only
Any Questions Please Call Bridging Brighter Smiles at (262)896-9891 or visit www.bbsmiles.org
**Please Check on your student’s immunizations. 6th graders are required to have a tetanus
by the state. Please refer to the immunization requirements included in the Newsletter.Bus Driver Needed
The Black Hawk School District High School Student
has an opening for a full time bus driver. Morning
and afternoon routes, school activities and field trips. Council 2020-2021
Qualified individuals must have a CDL and school
bus endorsement (s).
Sub Bus Drivers Needed President: Erika Schultz
The Black Hawk School District is looking for
qualified people to work as substitute bus drivers for Vice President: Emily Triem
the 2020-2021 school year. Please contact
Mr. Cory Milz at (608) 439-5371 or Mr. Willy
Chambers at (608) 439-5400 for more information or
Secretary: Tatum Baumgartner
if interested in the position.
Summer School 2020
School Board of Education
The Board holds a regular business meeting on the second
Monday of the month, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The meetings
are held in South Wayne. All board meetings are open public
meetings unless posted otherwise. Residents are encouraged
Mrs. Pickett had 7 students that attended
to attend and may telephone 439-5400 for information .
summer school this August. Brior, Shaelyn,
Kaiden, Michael, Presley, Bentley and Ella had President……….………..…………………....Kerry Holland
fun singing, playing and working in the 5K Vice President…………………...…...……..…..Dee Paulson
classroom. Wearing the masks tends to be Treasurer………………..….……………........Alicia Sigafus
challenging at times but they all did a nice job. Clerk…………………...…….………….………...Jason Figi
We were able to take a mask break while
Member……………...………………….……....Jon Satterlee
outside. Everyone is looking forward to the
Member………………...…………………..…...Jason Herbst
1st of September when they can meet all of
their classmates. Member……………………………………...Jessica SeffroodThe Black Hawk Area Food Pantry serves the families of the
Black Hawk School District.
Just a reminder that the
Food Pantry is open every third Thursday of the month during
the hours of 3pm-6pm.
We are located at 102 West Center Street.
Black Hawk High School students who are interested in being a
member of the 2020 BH/Warren fall cheer squad,
please email Crystal Euler-Coach.
crystalrowley83@gmail.com
Administration Contact Information
Throughout the year, community members have thoughts they would like to share with administration. We
welcome both positive comments and concerns. Preferably, we would like to hear from you during the working
day, but if necessary we will respond other times. Our contact information is:
Cory Milz Willy Chambers
milcor@blackhawk.k12.wi.us chawil@blackhawk.k12.wi.us
Work: 608 439-5400 x103 Work: 608 439-5400 x108
Cell: 608 426-0415 Cell: 608 426-2090Welcome Back Students and Staff!
Black Hawk Parents Club News
A BIG thanks to al who participated in Shoparoo. The program has now expired but
we are very grateful for all who took the time to participate
Stay tuned for exciting fundraisers!
*Please keep clipping Box Tops
www.boxtops4education.com
President Secretary
Haley Larse Melissa Pickett
haley@greencountytitle.com melissalpc@tds.net
Vice President Treasurer
Courtney Grossen Nicole Lewis
courtneybrooker@yahoo.com nlewis2131@gmail.com
NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY
It is the policy of Black Hawk Board of Education that no person shall, on the basis of sex, race, national origin,
ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, physical, mental, emotional, or
learning disability or handicap be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to
discrimination under any program or activity or in employment. Any student questions concerning Title VI, which
prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin; Title IX which prohibits discrimination on
the basis of sex; or Section 504, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap, should be directed to:
William Chambers, Ed D, Superintendent, 202 E. Center Street, South Wayne, WI 53587 or call 608-439-5371School District of Black Hawk Organizational Meeting May 11, 2020 President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 7:10 pm in the Uppers Commons in South Wayne this meeting was done by way of Zoom. Members present were Jason Figi, Kerry Holland, Jessica Seffrood, Dee Paulson, Alicia Sigafus. Jon Satterlee. Absent Jason Herbst. Also present was Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz and Guest. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to consent to agenda. Motion carried by a show of hands. Public Comment was called for none Verify that Jessica Seffrood and Jon Satterlee received the Oath of Office forms. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to have Kerry Holland as President. Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Figi to have Dee Paulson as Vice President Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to have Alicia Sigafus as Treasurer Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to have Jason Figi as Clerk Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to Designate the Flash as that official newspaper Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Satterlee to designate First National Bank Darlington and Woodford State Bank as the official Deposi- tories Motion carried by a show of hands. WASB Delegate – Kerry Holland WASB Delegate Alternate – Jason Figi CESA #3 Delegate – Jon Satterlee Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to adjourn at 7:24pm. Motion carried by a show of hands School District of Black Hawk Regular Meeting May 11, 2020 President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 7:24 pm in the Uppers Commons in South Wayne this meeting was done by way of Zoom. Members present were Jason Figi, Kerry Holland, Jessica Seffrood, Dee Paulson, Alicia Sigafus and Jon Satterlee. Jason Herbst arrived late. Also present was Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz and Guest. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to consent to agenda but adding 15-A and B one to rescind Graduation and one for essential function and Adding 17 – A and B rescind Summer School Dates and approve. Motion carried with a show of hands. Administration Reports: Chambers –As a part of the paraprofessional/teacher/custodial/nurse/food service-appreciation week all staff received a $25 gif card either from the Mart or Boco we also had a drawing of local establishments for 10 - $50 dollars funded by the teacher appreciation soda account, the regular open enrollment period was extended to May 29 th, commended staff on these unprecedented times, Gradu- ation of what we can do is changing all the time will be having a meeting tomorrow at 1pm with seniors, Thanks to The Vault Tim and Kristin Wolff for donating paper products for the food service, handbook changes will be at next meeting, a few informational items were place in your packet, New School Board Handbook in Ms. Seffrood’s and state status on closed session, also a copy of a book that Mr. Holland is reading. Thanks to Rachel Wolff and Linda Figi for working on the flower bed in front of the school also thanks to Bob and Penny Hole for donating mulch for the new look, Kent McConnell has offered to help in doing a virtual graduation, Heins roofing showed up a couple of weeks ago to look at the roof and check for damage, waiting to hear back from adjuster, Waiver 1 E-Rate will receive $13,727.10, will be meeting with Howard Marklin about the COVID – 19 situation, when students are allowed to meet again will have to meet with special needs students who were not provided services for OT/PT, also Willy feels that we need to have a day off for the students and staff look at giving them a day off of work to give students and staff a break.
Milz- Thanks to Jenny Schiferl and Josh Firgens for putting together the senior profiles on Facebook, Thanks to Tonya Milz for putting to- gether the senior banners, Linda Figi and Rachel Wolff for cleaning up the flower bed on the south side and Bob and Penny Hole for do- nating material, Congratulate Cayden Milz on being selected by the Wisconsin Chapter of the National Football Federation Scholar Athlete team only 11 seniors in Wisconsin, Congratulations to Mike Flanagan on being selected by Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association as Coach of the year, 18 of 24 Seniors responded to the Survey okay with July 24 th as Graduation, scholarship recognition will be same time as Graduation, table 8th Grade Promotion til more information is available from State, Surveyed teachers about doing summer school. Board – Holland oland HhOLLAND stated that we will probably not be having a regular Graduation Ceremony, Holland is Reading a book about how not to be a terrible board member maybe we could talk about it at one of the meeting or before a meeting. Paulson – stated that it would be nicer to get board packets earlier like on Wednesday – Willy will work on getting then to members soon- er. Figi – Mentioned that WASB has some webinars next week that could give members a better insight. Discussion Items- Public Comment- Dick Schliem stated that he would like to talk on the Sick Payout Motion by Herbst and seconded by Satterlee to approve CESA # 3 Insurance Coop as presented and staying the same for coverage and de- ductible as last year w/5% increase. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Herbst to approve Delta Dental Insurance Renewal staying the same with no increase. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Fig to approve replacing and moving of the east Track Fence at a cost of $5080 by Sager Fencing. Mo- tion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to remove fence on the North Side of the parking lot and have corner post at black top end. Mo- tion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Paulson to have High Traffic Flooring replace floor in Spanish Room at a cost of $3920. Motion car- ried with a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to replace lower commons doors at a cost not to exceed $11,500 with having two solid and two with windows. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Fig to approve no Breakfast and Lunch price increase for 2020-21. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Seffrood to approve SDS Sheets being managed by EMC electronically. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve June 30, 2020 at 6:00 pm for yearend meeting. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to accept letter from Joe Stiel for sick day refusal payout. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve the resignation of Keith Kent as bus driver and Thank Him for 49 Years Driving Bus. Motion carried with a show of hands. Satterlee commented that he was a Great Person Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve Teacher Contracts for 2020-21 as presented. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to approve contracts for support staff for 2020-21 as presented. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst approve contract for District Bookkeeper for 2020-21. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve contract for Principal for 2020-21 as presented. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve contract for District Administrator for 2020-21. Motion carried with a show of hands.
Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Satterlee to approve Timothy Schliem as Special Education Bus Driver. Motion carried with a show of hands. Paulson commented that he has been a great asset to the District. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to hire Mike Burke as Assistant Football Coach. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded to hire Don Hawkinson as Middle School Boys Basketball Coach. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Herbst and second by Satterlee to approve WIAA Contract. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Figi to approve the plan of posting a sign for the Girls Basketball Season for 2019-20. Thanks to RBS for their support. Motion carried on a roll call vote all in favor. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Satterlee to approve short-term borrowing from First National Bank Darlington at a rate of 1.6%. Mo- tion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Seffrood and seconded by Sigafus to approve rescinding the Graduation date of May 22, 2020. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to approve Graduation date of July 24, 2020 at 7:00 pm. Motion carried with a show of hands. Sigafus asked about 8th Grade Promotion and as soon as a date or we have a cleared path, something will happen. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to approve Grading Guidelines as presented for spring 2020 school year. Motion carried with a show of hands. Sigafus questioned if a student is given an incomplete how that would affect them. Milz explained the process and ex- pectations. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to rescind summer school from June 10, 2020 – July 1, 2020. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Paulson to approve District having Summer School from June 8, 2020 – August 28, 2020. Motion car- ried with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Herbst to approve payout of unused sick days at a rate of $10 per day if employed at least 10 years, $20 per day if you are employed at least 20 years and $30 per day if over 30 years. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Satterlee to go into executive session at 9:56 pm. President Holland announced that the purpose of executive session – Wisconsin State Status 19.85(1) items b, c and f. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Herbst, Figi, S. Holland, Satterlee, Paulson and K. Holland – NO – NONE – ABSENT – Sigafus left as she was on Zoom Returned to open session at 10:48 pm Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Herbst to increase pay for Christilee Sprinkle at $62,500 for 2020-21. Motion carried with a show of hands. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Satterlee to adjourn at 10:50 pm. Submitted by, Jason Figi, Clerk School District of Black Hawk Special Meeting May 26, 2020 President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 6:15 pm in the Uppers Commons in South Wayne this meeting was done by way of Zoom Members present were Jason Figi, Kerry Holland, Jessica Seffrood, Alicia Sigafus. Jon Satterlee. Absent Dee Paulson and Jason Herbst. Also present was Administration of Mr. Chambers Motion by Figi and seconded by Satterlee to consent to agenda. Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to Declare High School Graduation and essential function. Motion carried by a show of hands. Motiion by Sigafus and seconded by Satterlee to Declare 8th Grade Promotion an essential function. Motion carried by a show of hands. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to adjourn at 6:20 pm . Motion carried by a show of hands. Submitted by, Jason Figi, Clerk
School District of Black Hawk Regular Meeting June 8, 2020 President Kerry Holland called the meeting of the School District to order @ 7:25 pm in the Uppers Commons in South Wayne this meeting was done by way of Zoom. Members present were Jason Figi, Kerry Holland, Jessica Seffrood, Alicia Sigafus. Jason Herbst, Dee Paulson. Absent Jon Satterlee. Also pre- sent was Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz was Absent, Guest were present by way of Zoom. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve the consent to agenda. Motion passes with a show of hands. Administration Report- Chambers-In near future seeking use of Gratiot Gym from the Village of Gratiot, Thanks to the staff and board for making the Graduation and Promotion a success, Thanks to Jon and Arayna Satterlee for sponsoring and the D99.3 broadcast and Torrey and Sami Rood for supplying the sound system, had con- versations with parents before that were not happy about how we were going to do it but afterwards thought that it went well, changes for the hand- book will be at the June 30th meeting, WIAA will be meeting on June 24 and will bring a plan to the board for Athletes at the June 30th meeting. Milz- ABSENT Board of Education- Question was raised what title monies are used for Willy Explained – Also a Thank You note was read from Madlyn Huschitt. Public Comment was called for none. Opening for fall back to school committees currently have 12 teachers that have volunteered to be on it. Board members that are interested on being on it are Dee, Alicia, Kerry and Jessica. Sick Day buy out looking at doing a max of 90 days. Chambers went over the AGR Report for the end of the year. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Herbst to approve open enrollment applicants as presented nine out and four in. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve membership to the WASB. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to set Graduation Date of May 28, 2021 @ 7:00 pm. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Paulson to approve 8th Grade Promotion date of June 3, 2021 @ 7:00 pm. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Herbst to hire Angie Butler as Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Coach. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Paulson to approve the sick day pay out to Keith Kent at a cost of $4050. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to approve the purchase of 2 – 71 passenger buses Gas with air brakes ($83,166/each) and one Micro Bird 29 passenger bus ($57,175) from Wisconsin Bus Sales. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Sigafus and seconded by Herbst to approve purchasing 40 laptops from Tierney at a cost of $22,623.60 – Smart Buy 255 G7, 54J46UT for staff use. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Sigafus to approve purchase of 70 Chromebooks at a cost of $179.98 per Chromebook. With a license fee of $23.75 per Chromebook. Motion passes with a show of hands. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Figi to approve 7-12 English Curriculum from McGraw Hill which includes a Digital Subscription for 136 students at a cost of $10, 880 and if need can purchase workbooks at a cost of $12.59 per book. Motion passes with a show of hands. Question was asked about where does the cost for curriculum come from and Mr. Chambers stated that all the cost for curriculum comes out of General Fund. Motion by Herbst and seconded by Paulson and to purchase I Ready Math Program for K – 8 at a cost of $33,690.32 for a 3-year program. With an em- phasis on implementation. Much discussion was had due to the fact that some Board Members had students that used the book very little that is why implementation will be very important. Mr. Chambers was going to check and get back as to why that happened. Motion by Paulson and seconded by Herbst to go into executive session at 8:40 pm. President Holland announced that the purpose of executive session – Wisconsin State Status 19.85(1) items b, c and f. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Herbst, Figi, Seffrood, Paulson and K. Holland – NO – NONE – ABSENT Satterlee– Sigafus left as she was on Zoom Returned to open session at 10:42 pm Act on matter deliberated in closed session - None Motion by Figi and seconded by Paulson to adjourn at 10:43pm. Motion passes on a show of hands. Submitted by, Jason Figi, Clerk
School District of Black Hawk Special Meeting June 30, 2020 Vice President Dee Paulson called the meeting of the School District to order @ 6:05 pm at the South Wayne Fireman’s Park. Members present were Jason Figi, Jessica Seffrood, Jon Satterlee and Dee Paulson. Absent Jason Herbst, Alicia Sigafus and Kerry Holland. Also present was Administration of Mr. Chambers, Mr. Milz came later. In addition, Guest. Motion by Figi and seconded by Satterlee to approve the consent to agenda. It was noted that the meeting was posted as a Special when it was a Regular meeting. Also no minutes to approve which should not have been on agenda. Also had to add # 4 Weight Room Activities. In addition, a question was raised about spending $3200 on bus # 62 Willy will check and let Board Know. Motion passes on a voice vote with changes that were added. Administration Report- Custodial Staff have been working on getting the building cleaned and painted all Elementary rooms have been repainted in the last couple years, Gym floor is in the process of getting done, floor crew is to be doing Mr. Kin- ney’s room this week. Board of Education- Paulson had attended a TIF meeting last Thursday. In addition, a question was asked what we are doing physically to building with the COVID situation. It was brought up that we should put in touchless sink faucets and touchless urinal controls. Mr. Chambers will check on them. Public Comment was called for none. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to approve hiring Angie Butler as assistant Volleyball Coach for 2020-21. Mo- tion passes on a voice vote. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to hire Dan Campbell as Forensic Coach. Motion passes on a voice vote. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to approve 66.0301 agreement with Monticello for School Psychologist. Mo- tion passes on a voice vote. However, question was raised with both agreements that they do not read well as far as per- centage. Mr. Chambers will change wording. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to approve 66.0301 agreement with Juda for School Psychologist. Motion passes on a voice vote. Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to approve check # 45373 payable to First National Bank at Darlington for the amount of $40,809.39, dated July 1, 2020 for the purpose of debt services payable in the 2020-21 fiscal year. Motion passes on a voice vote. Motion by Figi and seconded by Seffrood to approve weight room and summer activities. Motion passes on a voice vote. Question if someone shows symptoms they will be sent home. In addition, the weight room will be monitored to only have 10 max at a time. Motion by Figi and seconded by Seffrood to go into executive session at 6:20 pm. Vice President Paulson announced that the purpose of executive session – Wisconsin State Status 19.85(1) items b, c and f. Motion carried on a roll call vote. YES – Figi, Seffrood, Paulson and Satterlee – NO – NONE – ABSENT Sigafus, Herbst, Holland Returned to open session at 7:04 pm Act on Matters deliberated in Closed Session – None Motion by Satterlee and seconded by Seffrood to adjourn at 7:04pm. Motion passes on a voice vote. Submitted by, Jason Figi, Clerk
September Breakfast Menu 2020
Milk Choice 1% White, Fat Free Chocolate or Strawberry
Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
WG-Whole Grain
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Pop Tart Cereal Berry French Toast Strudel Stick WG Donut
Yogurt Yogurt Pineapple Tidbits Yogurt Grapes
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Sausage Patty Cinnamon French Pop Tart Choc Chip French
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Diced Peaches Milk Apple Banana
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Whole Wheat Peanut Butter & Jelly Served Daily
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Diced Peaches Applesauce Orange Pineapple Tidbits
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Spaghetti Pizza Dippers Mini Corn Dogs Ham Slice
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Garlic Toast Pretzel Goldfish Green Beans WG Breadstick
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Steamed Cauliflower Steamed Broccoli Gravy Carrot Sticks
Pineapple Tidbits
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Fruit Cocktail
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Cheezits Tortilla Shell Cheese Slice Steamed Cauliflower Cheezits
Green Beans Cheetos Puffs Sweet Potatoes Orange Green Beans
Mandarin Oranges Peas Fruit Cocktail Diced Peaches
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Steamed Broccoli Cheetos Puffs Quaker Snack Mix
6th-12th-$3.10/day ($15.50/week)
Blue Raspberry Steamed Cauliflower Steamed Broccoli
Slushie
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Diced Pears Applesauce
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