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Ed-Co Newsletter September 2021
Summer Improvements
2021 Edition
Along with the usual summer deep cleaning, concrete
work, and tuckpointing; other projects were also
completed or soon will be in the near future. Some of
the projects are not noticeable from the outside of the
building but will brighten up the inside. A big “thank
you” goes out to the custodial staff for completing
these projects or assisting the contractors in getting
them done.
One of the big upgrades was the remodel of the JR/SR
high library/media center. Windows were added;
shelving and seating were replaced. The elementary
library/media center also received soft seating.
In our outside areas, the elementary parking lot was
blacktopped, the football field was recrowned, and
the track was resurfaced.
The Board has been working with Demmer Service Dog, Hazel
Architecture, Emmergent Architecture, and the For the 2021-22 school year, Ed-Co
Donovon Group. The architects and consultant will have a service dog in our
worked with staff and community groups to identify buildings. Hazel is a specially
facilities needs. Similar needs that were identified trained service dog and will work
from the focus groups in 2016 resurfaced: with a staff member to keep her
HVAC/mechanical upgrades in the elementary healthy.
school, building of a new competition gym, new space Service dogs help lots of people with
for career and technical education, and upgrades to a variety of disabilities. More information is available
safety and security, including improvements to traffic on the following
flow and drop-off/pick-up areas. Look for updates website: https://www.ada.gov/regs2010/service_an
soon. imal_qa.html
If you have not seen last summer’s projects at the
elementary (new playground and lockers), make sure Students enjoy pool party
you check them out. The students really enjoy the On August 13th,
new atmosphere. students entering
These projects are funded by the voted Physical Plant grades 7, 8, and 9
and Equipment Levy (PPEL) and the State Penny for were invited to
School Infrastructure also referred to as SAVE. attend a pool party
Thanks for supporting the vote to approve the PPEL at the Edgewood
and contacting legislators to extend SAVE. These Pool. About 30
funds will make additional improvements possible. kids attended. They enjoyed swimming in the pool
and had great weather to do so. This party was
originally planned for the last day of school but
ended up being canceled due to the unusually cold
weather that day. The Ed-Co Pride Banquet
sponsored this event, making it free for kids to
attend. Thank you for supporting fun activities for
Ed-Co students!
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involved in FFA where I competed at the national
level in Meats Judging and earned my American
High School News Degree. I am a recent graduate from Iowa State
2021-2022 New JR/SR High Teachers University and love everything Cyclones! In my free
time I enjoy spending time with friends and family
Ms. Lizzie Edens exploring this new area I call home. I can't wait to
My name is Lizzie Edens and this is my
meet students and to share my passion for
first year teaching at Edgewood-
agriculture with them!
Colesburg Jr/Sr High. I am originally from
News from Mr. Calderwood
Iowa City and currently live in Dyersville.
Musical
I graduated from Central College in Pella with a BA in
The Ed-Co Fine Arts Department will
English and a secondary education endorsement in
present the Fall Musical on Nov. 12th &
English/Language Arts 5-12. I teach 7th and 8th grade
13th @ 7:30pm and Nov. 14th @ 2pm. We
English, 8th grade Reading, Enjoying Nonfiction, and
will be continuing with reserved seating
Investigative Writing. I am excited for the
with the October newsletter having ticketing
opportunity to work with middle and high school
information. Watch Facebook for the announcement
students here at Ed-Co!
of the production title.
Ms. MackenzieHelgemoe HS Music Dept.
Hello! My name is Mackenzie Helgemoe On Thursday, Aug. 26th,
and this is my first year teaching at Ed- the Ed-Co Music
Co. I will be teaching 9th Grade Physics, Department hosted a
Advanced Physics, Precalculus, Calculus Welcome Back Picnic for
and Principles of Money. I am also the assistant Cross the High School Music
Country and Track & Field coach. I attended the Students. Students socialized, played games and
University of Dubuque, where I ran both Cross enjoyed food supplied by local businesses. Thank you
Country and Track & Field and studied Secondary to the Edgewood Locker for supplying brats,
Science and Math Education. I am from a small town Edgewood Dollar General for supplying chips, Pie
in Wisconsin, where I lived with my mother, father, Eyed & Flakey for supplying cookies and Friends of
sister and pet kitty! I am looking forward to a great the Arts (FOTA) for purchasing the drinks and prizes.
year! Go Vikings! Students had a great time and we are ready to start
Ms. Hanna Wall the year.
My name is Hanna Wall and I grew up in
a small town called Monticello, Iowa. I
was super involved in high school and
did everything from cheerleading to
plays/musicals, to being in the National Honor
Society. I attended Grand View University in Des
Moines, Iowa where I graduated with a degree in
Secondary Education as well as a degree in English
with a minor in honors. I was also very involved in
college and participated in student leadership, choir,
and I was a residential advisor as well. I look forward News from Mrs. Meyer
to this coming school year and all the Edgewood- Yearbook News:
Colesburg community has to offer! The 2020-2021 Yearbooks should be in
Ms. Carmen Wille soon. The plant made a mistake on our
My name is Carmen Wille and I am the covers and they had to be reprinted.
Agricultural Education Instructor and Please watch emails, the school website,
FFA Advisor at Ed-Co! I grew up on a and Facebook for an announcement when they come
dairy farm outside of Waukon, Iowa and in. There are some extra copies for sale if you forgot
have been involved in the agriculture industry my to order for $30.
entire life. In high school, I became extremely
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The 2021-2022 books are on sale right now for a donations, silent auction baskets/gifts, sponsoring
discounted price of $25. These can be purchased pink items for resale, items for soup supper,
through JMC, online at edcoyearbook.com, or by donations of time-working at soup supper, etc. Please
check in the office. This price is only good until contact Eileen Bergan by phone (563-928-6412) or
12/31/21. email ebergan@edge-cole.k12.ia.us to inquire
further. Proceeds from the event are donated locally
Parents of Seniors: Please make sure you are getting
to the Guttenberg and Manchester hospitals to help
your son/daughter's senior pictures done. These are
fund support baskets for Clayton and Delaware
due to me by Jan. 14, 2022. Also, please watch your
county patients diagnosed with breast cancer.
mail this fall for information regarding the senior ads.
Reminder that senior ads are used to recognize your To order pink shirts (deadline Sept. 17th) go to:
son/daughter and they also include a yearbook. https://tinyurl.com/ecpinknightshirt
To view and print the pink night pamphlet/donation
Art Club:
sheet go to: https://tinyurl.com/ecpinkpamphlet
Art Club sign up will be taking place until the end of
September. An email will be sent out to students with
information and a sign up form. If you missed the
Elementary News
email, stop and see Mrs. Meyer if you'd like to join. 2021-2022 New Elementary Teachers
Some things we will be doing include: art activity
Mrs. Kayla Lawrence
days, mural painting, possible local musical trip,
My name is Kayla Lawrence and I am the
homecoming activities, etc.
new 5th and 6th grade math teacher. I am
News from Mrs. Bergan so excited to be a part of the Viking team!
“BE THE HOPE” I grew up in Manchester, Iowa and
Ed-Co Volleyball Pink Event graduated from West Delaware High School. I then
Ed-Co vs. Starmont went on to University of Northern Iowa and
Thursday October 7th graduated in 2019. I taught K-6 remote at
Independence CSD for a year and am really excited to
The month of October is breast cancer awareness
be in Colesburg!
month. The Ed-Co volleyball
team will be sponsoring their Ms. Kaelyn Haught
annual breast cancer I am the new kindergarten teacher and I
awareness and fundraiser am so excited to begin my first year
“pink night” event. The team teaching in the best grade ever! I live in
will hold the event on Elkader with my fiancé and two
Thursday October 7th , as they cats Remi and Mochi. I graduated from UNI with a
host Starmont and their last bachelor's degree in elementary education. I have
home game of the season. Pink night activities three brothers and two beautiful nieces. Some
include a soup supper, silent auction, and cake hobbies of mine are traveling, reading, and spending
auction. The soup supper will run from 5:00-7:30 in time with my family.
the high school commons with the cost being a free
will donation. 5th/6th Band pool party
The team appreciates all of the support they have
On Friday August 20th, the 5th
received in the past from the booster club,
and 6th grade band students
businesses, and individuals and welcomes anyone to
had a welcome back pool party!
join the cause once again this year. The first pink
There were lots of games and
event hosted by the program was in 2008. In 2020
the team, with the generous support given from our
prizes and Ms. Harbaugh
communities, surpassed the $100,000 mark of money
belly flopped off the
raised and donated.
diving board! Special
If businesses and/or individuals are interested in thanks to Elite DJ Service
being involved there are many opportunities to do so. for making the night extra
Donations of all types are welcome – monetary fun.
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News from Mrs. Askeland The social studies students will be taking more trips
The beginning of the school year is so fun into the past to visit ancient civilizations of the
and exciting! Currently, 19 students are eastern hemisphere.
enrolled in my classroom. In my
6th grade math students are also really working hard
classroom we use the Project Approach.
this year with their new teacher, Mrs. Lawrence. We
Activities and themes are student-driven,
all are excited to have her at Ed-Co, and we can’t wait
which means we learn about things the children are
to see what happens this year in 6th grade.
interested in. We usually begin the year learning all
about names. Children love to do activities with their News from Ms. Gaul &
names and it is great exposure to letter names and Mrs. Broulette
letter sounds. Fourth grade is off to a
Along with the projects, we also learn about seasons, great start! We have a
holidays and basic preschool skills, such as letter student-teacher
names and sounds, number names, counting, writing joining us for the first part of the year. Ms. Brehm is
and social skills. This learning is done through play, from UNI and will be a part of Ed-Co until Christmas
games and various activities. Break. We are super proud of our students who
worked hard on their math facts a reading over
Our preschool program uses a program called Jolly
summer break. Ms. Gaul & Mrs. Brouilllette are
Phonics to teach letter sounds. This is a wonderful
excited to get to know our new classes. To make the
program that uses actions, songs and coloring pages
transition into fourth grade easier, we
to teach letter sounds. The action adds extra support
highly recommend students practicing their math
to children just learning about letter sounds. We
facts 5 times a week. We look forward to seeing our
learn one letter sound each week.
student’s every day.
Our handwriting program is called Handwriting
News from Ms. Wright
Without Tears. This is a very appropriate, hands-on
Welcome back to school! We are so
curriculum that promotes fine motor skills. The
excited here in third grade to start our
preschoolers love to make letters and shapes with
amazing 2021-2022 year!
the wooden manipulatives included in this program.
In Reading, we will get to complete a
Our overall curriculum is the Creative Curriculum.
number of fun units! We will begin our year
This curriculum allows children to learn through
completing the First 30 Days of Reading Instruction
play. There are 36 objectives, which are covered and
and then jump into our specific strategies and genres.
assessed throughout the school year. This curriculum
Our first unit will cover identifying main ideas and
allows us to provide the preschoolers with large
biographies! Students will enjoy getting to learn
group time, small group time, quiet activities, center
about actual people and identifying important events
activities, music and movement and outside play.
in their lives.
We look forward to another great school year!
In Writing, we will also begin with the First 30 Days
Thanks for all of the community support for Ed-Co
of Writing Instruction before jumping into our
Elementary!
awesome writing units! Students look forward to
News from Mrs. Mather completing their projects over the Presidents and
We are off to a great start in 6th grade. penguins every year. In addition, students will
We have a super group of students this complete a number of procedural writings and get to
year. We have worked really hard on write a persuasive letter on any topic they would
setting up classroom and school like.
expectations to help the 6th graders be
In Math, we cover a lot of information! We will start
great leaders this year. They have adjusted to 6th
with place value review and then move into graphing
grade very well so far, and we hope to see great
before starting multiplication and division. Students
things from this group.
tend to be excited to learn how to multiply and divide
6th grade social studies students will be reviewing in third grade! We finish off the year with fractions,
map skills, latitude, and longitude. Then they will time, and measurements.
venture back into time to study the Old Stone Age.
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In Social Studies, we talk a lot about the world (IEPs). The job includes scheduling, attending and
around us. We will start the year learning about the following up after IEP meetings, writing IEPs with
regions of the United States before moving into attainable and measurable goals, tracking and
Native American tribes. During December, students reporting student progress on IEP goals, providing
will enjoy completing the Cultures Around the World guidance to general education teachers who wish to
unit. We finish the year learning about the role of the accommodate students, administering assessments,
government and completing an economics project. planning and instructing for individual students,
managing and evaluating instructional assistants and
In Science, we get to complete three amazing FOSS
other paraprofessionals, developing behavior
kits. Students really enjoy getting to learn hands on
management plans and more.
with the kits! During the motion and matter unit, they
will get to design their own carts to complete Special Education teachers can also teach Alternate
challenges with. We even get to grow different plants Assessment if they have the required endorsement.
and have live creatures in our rooms during our life DLM (Dynamic Learning Maps) alternate
cycle unit. assessments are for students with the most
significant cognitive disabilities whose academic
Happy Fall from Third Grade!
performance is judged against alternate achievement
News from Mrs. Schulte standards. Content areas include English Language
Fifth grade has been off to a great start! Arts, Math, and Science. Students who participate in
Our classes are doing a wonderful job of Iowa’s Alternate Assessments will not participate in
not only learning about the Leader in Me Iowa Assessments. Students are eligible to be on
7 Habits, they are also doing an amazing Alternate Assessment if: The student has a significant
job of applying them at school and in cognitive disability, receives instruction on the Iowa
their lives. The students created their own classroom Core Essential Elements which are aligned to the
and personal mission statements. Our class and Iowa Core Standards but are of reduced breadth,
school wide expectations cover a wide range of areas. depth, and complexity, and requires extensive direct
We know we are in for a great year with the 7 Habits individualized instruction and substantial supports to
as our guide! achieve measureable gains in the grade-and age
Pictured here, students are appropriate curriculum. For more information on
practicing the habits of Beginning alternate assessment, visit
with the End in Mind and https://educateiowa.gov/pk-12/special-
Synergizing. education/assessment-testing/iowa-alternate-
assessment-1-iaa.
Special Education means that students with
News from Mrs. Anderegg
disabilities are educated with their non-disabled
I can’t say this for anyone reading this,
peers, receiving the instructional programs and
but I know I’m ready to be back! There’s
services available to our general education
something about the beginning of a
population, therefore enforcing our mission in
school year that brings so much
assisting and ensuring that each student achieves his
excitement! I’m ready to see all of my wonderful
or her level of educational excellence.
students, watch them grow in academics and as
leaders, and to begin learning right along with them! CONTINUOUS NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION
As stated above, I love watching my students grow Code No. 102.E2
It is the policy of the Edgewood-Colesburg Community School
and as a Special Education Teacher, that is my
District not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national
ultimate goal. Have you ever wondered what Special origin, sex, disability, religion, creed, age (for employment),
Education Teachers do and what Special Education marital status (for programs), sexual orientation, gender
is? Unlike other teachers who focus primarily on identity and socioeconomic status (for programs) in its
academics, the special education teacher serves both educational programs and its employment practices. There is a
grievance procedure for processing complaints of
as an educator and as an advocate for students discrimination. If you have questions or a grievance related to
with special needs. His or her schedule is divided this policy please contact: Karla Trenkamp, District Equity
among planning, instruction, assessing students and Coordinator, 409 East Street, Colesburg, IA 52035, 563-856-
managing their individualized education programs 2415, ktrenkamp@edge-cole.k12.ia.us
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News from Mrs. TrenkampWelcome Academy of Pediatrics (AAP, 2016) issued a
back to another great year of Statement of Endorsement supporting the American
learning! The start of the school year is Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) guidelines
always a moment of great anticipation outlining recommended sleep duration for children
and excitement. For everyone, students, from infants to teens. The group recommends the
parents, and teachers alike, there is that following:
wonderful sense of a new beginning and a fresh
● Children 3 to 5 years of age should sleep 10
start. It is natural for students to have a bit of anxiety
to 13 hours per 24 hours on a regular basis to
and maybe even a few questions – what will my
promote optimal health.
teacher(s) be like, who will be in my class, etc. But
● Children 6 to 12 years of age should sleep 9
the focus should always be on the new upcoming
to 12 hours per 24 hours on a regular basis to
adventure of learning and growing. To make it all go
promote optimal health.
smoothly, there are a number of things that we can as
parents do to make this educational experience be as
The group found that adequate sleep duration for age
positive, productive, and worthwhile as possible. A
on a regular basis leads to improved attention,
key responsibility of ours as parents is to help our
behavior, learning, memory, emotional regulation,
children embrace this moment and prepare them to
quality of life, and mental and physical health. Not
get the most out of it as possible.
getting enough sleep each night is also associated
What can you do? First and foremost, help create a with an increase in other medical concerns. In
climate of positive anticipation. If possible, take time addition to these recommendations, the AAP suggests
before school even begins to visit the school. See the that all screens be turned off 30 minutes before
grounds at a very non-threatening time. Walk the bedtime and that TV, computers and other screens
halls if this will be a new school and begin to make not be allowed in children's bedrooms. For young
everything from driving to the school, walking in the children, establishing a bedtime routine is important
front door, to being at the building very familiar. This to ensuring children get adequate sleep each night.
will be “their” school and we all want them to feel a This is a summary of the statement from AAP, you
pride and passion in being there. Share the joy in can find the entire article here:
seeing them be there and all that they will be https://www.aap.org/en-us/about-the-aap/aap-
learning. For your child, encourage that sense of press-room/Pages/American-Academy-of-Pediatrics-
“can’t wait to get to school.” Supports-Childhood-Sleep-Guidelines.aspx
When school begins, take the time to engage in the We encourage you to consider these guidelines as
school. Meet the teachers and the school you begin shifting bedtime back into the school
leaders. Introduce yourself. Appreciate the fact that routine. Together we can partner to ensure all
they want to partner with you in helping to nurture students are well rested and ready to learn!
and support your children. Believe me when I say And above all else, cherish these years for and with
that the great teachers we have in our schools can’t your child. Never lose sight of the fact that time
wait to work with your child (ren). Great schools moves quickly and the growth that you will see on a
always come back to the relationship between the daily basis will seem to flash by you in no time.
child, the teacher, and the parents. Find ways to Appreciate the fact that never in their lives have they
engage yourself in school life. Make the educational had so many adults looking out for their best
experience at your school “a way of life,” not just the interests. Home and school together make a
place where you “send” your children. Make it tremendous partnership and the beneficiary of all of
something special that you all share and benefit from that love and care, challenge and support, nurturing
together. Trust these great educators and value all and mentoring, is ultimately your child. Helping our
that they will be doing for your child. children get a strong and vibrant education is a gift –
a priceless gift that will last a lifetime.
Summer schedules can be quite different than
throughout the school term. Many of our students Happy New School Year to Everyone!
tend to shift their bedtimes back a few hours during
these relaxing months. Sleep is very important to
each child’s health and education. The American
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and consultant facilitated meetings with staff and
District News community groups to identify facility's needs. Similar
needs that were identified from the focus groups in
News from Superintendent Busch 2016 resurfaced: HVAC/mechanical upgrades in the
2021 Welcome elementary school, building of a new competition
Welcome to the 2021-22 school year! gym, new space for career and technical education,
The start of school means the end of and upgrades to safety and security, including
summer and the start of fall. Our school improvements to traffic flow and drop-off/pick-up
staff is looking forward to an exciting fall and areas. During the next few months, stay posted for
working with our students, families, and community newspaper articles, website updates, or meetings to
to provide the best educational opportunities find out more about the recommended upgrades.
possible. We are very fortunate to have community The school district website is a great source of
that shows such strong support for our school information, and I encourage you to explore at
district. Thank you! www.edge-cole.k12.ia.us or check us out on
I look forward to the opportunity to visit with you in Facebook. It will always be a work in progress so
classrooms, cafeteria, school events, and community. please let us know what information would make the
I encourage you to visit me anytime at school as well. site more helpful.
Most days I spend at the district office in Edgewood; Thank you for allowing us to educate your children
but by appointment, I could set up a time for a again this year. As always, I ask that you please
Colesburg meeting. become involved with the educational opportunities
This year, as we continue to strive for our goals for our young people and assist us in making
which are as follows: Edgewood-Colesburg the best. I thank you for taking
All students can read, write, and think the time to read these articles as we proceed through
critically on grade level across all content a very exciting 2021-2022 school year. If you have
areas while applying these skills to solve real- ideas for information you would like to see in this
world problems. newsletter, please contact me by phone at 928-6411.
All students will learn in a safe and Your Partner in Education,
collaborative environment while developing Rob Busch
leadership skills.
By the year 2022, 70% of students in grades 1
through 6 will be at or above the benchmark
on the Fast Assessments assessment.
The staff will do these through continued efforts in
professional learning communities (PLCs) working
on “Leader in Me”, improving grading practices,
common assessments, and literacy skills and the
culture of learning.
Students and the mentoring program are still in need
of mentors. In as little as 4 to 5 hours a week, you
can have a great effect on the future. Visit
www.helpingservices.org/mentoring to download an
application to start the process.
Our maintenance staff has been particularly busy this
summer with around and with the construction
crews. A special thanks goes out to them for their
efforts with our buildings and grounds. Make sure
you come in and see the improvements. As with any
improvements, these will need to be continued over
time. Speaking of improvements, the Board has been
working with Demmer Architecture, Emergent
Architecture, and the Donovon Group. The architects
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September Calendar of Events
*Events are subject to change. For the most up to date information go to www.edge-cole.k12.ia.us
Sept. 2 Sept. 21
6:15pm-HS Volleyball vs. Easton Valley @ Edgewood 3:30pm-JH Volleyball vs. North Linn @ Edgewood
Sept. 3 5:00pm-HS Cross Country @ Center Point-Urbana
7:00pm-V Football @ Springville 6:15pm-HS Volleyball vs. North Linn @ Edgewood
Sept. 6 Sept. 23
Labor Day (No School) 4:00pm-JH Volleyball @ Springville-Main Gym
Sept. 7 6:15pm-HS Volleyball @Springville-Main Gym
4:30pm-JH Football vs. Springville @ Edgewood Sept. 24
4:45pm-JH Cross Country @ Springville 1:00pm-Homecoming Parade
5:00pm-HS Volleyball @ Edgewood 7:00p-V Football vs. Calamus-Wheatland @
5:15pm-JH Cross Country @ Springville Edgewood
6:00pm-JV Football vs. Springville @ Edgewood Sept. 25
Sept. 9 8:45am-HS Cross Country @ Independence
Tri-State Dairy Days 9:00am-HS Volleyball @ North Cedar
4:00pm-JH Volleyball vs. Starmont @ Edgewood 9:45am-JH Cross Country @ Independence
6:15pm-HS Volleyball @ Midland 7:00pm-5th/6th Football vs. Clayton Ridge @
Sept. 10 Wartburg
7:00pm-V Football vs. Central City @ Edgewood Sept. 27
Sept. 11 4:00pm-JH Volleyball vs. Central City @ Edgewood
FFA State Dairy Judging Contest 4:30pm-JH Football vs. Calamus-Wheatland @
9:00am-HS Volleyball @ South Hardin High School- Midland
Eldora Sept. 28
Sept. 12 4:15pm-JH/HS Cross Country @ Jesup
2:30pm-5th/6th Football vs. Midland @ Dyersville 6:15pm-HS Volleyball vs. Alburentt @Edgewood
Beckman Sept. 30
Sept. 13 4:00pm-JH Volleyball @ Alburnett
4:30pm-JH Football @ Central City 6:15pm-HS Volleyball @ Central City
6:00pm-JV Football @ Central City
Sept. 14
COURTESY AT EXTRA-CURRICULAR EVENTS
4:00pm-HS Cross Country @ Starmont
We are looking forward to excellent extra-curricular
4:00pm-JH Volleyball @ Maquoketa Valley
events at Edgewood-Colesburg. We share the
Sept. 16- MS/HS Picture Day
responsibility for appropriate behavior at the
Delaware County Healthcare Day
activities. For the safety of all spectators and support
4:00pm-JH Volleyball @ East Buchanan
of the participants, the following are Ed-Co’s
6:15pm-HS Volleyball @ Maquoketa Valley
NO Freshmen level game. JV will start at 6:15, followed by Varsity.
expectations.
Sept. 17 1. Be respectful and quiet during the national
Elementary Picture Day anthem. Hold your right hand over your heart.
7:00pm-V Football @ Elkader 2. Watch the game.
Sept. 18 3. Visit with your friends.
9:00am-HS Volleyball @ West Delaware 4. Demonstrate good sportsmanship, be respectful
7:00pm-5th/6th Football vs WD Orange @ Edgewood and courteous to others; Support the teams,
Grandparents Night cheer and clap.
Sept. 20 5. Be a positive credit to your family, school, and
No School-Teacher Learning community.
4:30pm-JH Football vs. Central @ Edgewood 6. Leave your seat only between quarters, at
6:00pm-JV Football vs. Central @ Edgewood halftime and between games
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September Menu
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
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Muffin K-12 Little Smokies & Toast K-6 Fruit & Yogurt Parfait & Toast
Bagel 7-12 K-6
Fruit & Yogurt Parfait 7-12
6 7 8 9 10
NO SCHOOl Waffles K-6 Breakfast Burrito K-6 Breakfast Wrap & Toast Sausage, Egg, Cheese Biscuit K-
Long John & Yogurt 7-12 Muffin 7-12 K-6 6 PBJ 7-12
Bagel 7-12
13 14 15 16 17
Breakfast Bites K-6 Long John & Yogurt K-12 Breakfast Pizza K-12 Breakfast Bar & Toast K-6 Eggs & Toast K-6
Poptart & Yogurt 7-12 Bagel 7-12 PBJ 7-12
20 21 22 23 24
Mini Donuts & Yogurt K-12 Poptart & Yogurt K-12 Biscuits & Gravy K-6 Sausage & Toast K-6 Omelet & Toast K-6
Muffin 7-12 Bagel 7-12 PBJ 7-12
27 28 29 30 Fruit and milk will be
Pancake Stick K-6 Pancakes K-6 Cinnamon Roll K-6 Breakfast Nachos K-12
Cereal & String Cheese 7-12 Long John & Yogurt 7-12 Muffin 7-12
served daily with
breakfast
PBJ offered daily Meal Prices: 1 2 3
Chicken Patty Macaroni & Cheese Breadsticks
Grades 5-12 can Breakfast PK-12 WG Bun WG Butter Sandwich Romaine Lettuce
choose a Chef Salad, $1.60 Broccoli/Cheese Little Smokies Cherry Tomatoes
Garden Salad or Breakfast Adult Peaches Green Beans Strawberries 7-12
Hoagie $2.10 Mandarin Oranges 7-12 Mandarin Oranges K-6
Alternative Main Dish: Strawberries K-6
Lunch PK-6 $2.40 Beef Fritter Alternative Main Dish:
Lunch 7-12 $2.60 Alternative Main Dish: Meatball Sub
Lunch Adult $3.95 Chicken Strips
WG Butter Sandwich
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Cheddarwurst Chicken Fajita Spaghetti Ham Patty
No School WG Bun Corn Breadstick American Cheese
Baked Beans/Cauliflower Applesauce Romaine Lettuce WG Bun
Pears Cherry Tomatoes Augratin Potatoes
Alternative Main Dish: Banana Peaches
Alternative Main Dish: No Alternative Meal
Taco Bites Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish:
Chicken Nuggets Pork Fritter
WG Dinner Roll WG Bun
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Walking Taco’s Rib Patty Chicken Nuggets Fish Shapes K-6 Hotdog
Fiesta Beans WG Bun WG Dinner Roll WG Butter Sandwich 7-12 WG Hotdog Bun
Apple Slices Broccoli/Carrots Mashed Potatoes Fish Square 7-12 Baked Beans
Peaches Green Beans WG Bun 7-12 Chips
Alternative Main Dish: Jello Jigglers Mandarin Oranges Peas Grapes
Chicken Patty Pears
WG Bun Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish:
Pizza Hamburger Alternative Main Dish: Pizza
WG Bun Sausage, Egg , Cheese
Biscuit
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Mandarin Orange Chicken Chicken & Noodles Hoagie Sandwich Riblets
NO SCHOOL WG Rice WG Dinner Roll K-6 Baked Beans WG Butter Sandwich
Broccoli Biscuit 7-12 Banana Green Beans
Mandarin Oranges Peas Carrots
Applesauce Alternative Main Dish: Pear
Rib Patty
Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish: WG Bun Alternative Main Dish:
Brat/WG Bun Hotdog / WG Bun Chicken Quesadilla
Animal Crackers Scooby Snacks
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Super Nachos Stuffed Crust Pizza Mini Corn Dogs Ham & Turkey Croissant
Corn Romaine Lettuce Baked Beans Green Beans
vegetables available
Applesauce Cherry Tomatoes Peaches & Pears Mandarin Oranges daily
Apple Slices
Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish: Alternative Main Dish:
Rib Patty No Alternative Main Dish Sloppy Joe Hot dog/ WG Bun
WG Bun WG Bun Animal Crackers
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